Extremely common 111 all Bogs and moorilhr 
Grounds, which in July and Augufl are beauti - 1 
fully decorated with its bl'oflbrbs. 
46. Convallaria Polygonatum. Sweet Solomon's Seal. I 
Polygonatum floribus ex Angularibus pediculis. Rail’ 
Syh. p. 263. 
In the rocky part of Sykes Wood , near Ingleton , - 
fparingly. 
47. Juncus Jylvaticus. Ch eat hairy Wood RuJJj. \ 
Gramen nemorofum liirfutum latifolium maximum. • 
Rail Syn. p. 416. 
In Whitfell Getl, near Ajkrig , plentifully : alfo near j 
the bottom of a mountain called the Rye-loaf j : 
near Settle , where no wood was growing, but 
probably had grown. 
48. Triglochin palujlre. Arrow-headed grafs. 
Common in marftiy places. 
49. Rumex digynus. Mountain Sorrel. 
Acetofa iotundifolia repens Eboracenfis, folio in 
medio deliquium patiente. Rati Syn. p. 143. 
Found fparingly in the fpot mentioned by Ray, 
dole by Buckbarrow Well , in Longjledale , on 
the edge of a deep rivulet abounding in water- 
falls. The Rumex fcutatus of Linnalus is very 
common in the gardens in Yorkjhire : I have 
lometimes feen it in fituations which have 
tempted me to think it an indigenous plant. 
50. Colchicum autumnale. Meadow Saffron. 
Colchicum commune. Rail Syn. p. 373. 
Not uncommon in the meadows in Yorkjhire. 1 
found it in a pafture clofe by Milfcur Lujh , near* 
Kiln/dy, Mr. Wm. Fothergill, of Carr End, f 
informed me, that it grew plentifully in a mea- 1 
doW near Wejl Wit ton. Wen/ley dale. 
51. Alifma ramnculoides. Small Water Plantain. 
Plantago aquatica minor. Rail Syn. p. 357. 
In Gigg/efivick Tarn plentifully. | 
52. Epilobium anguf ifolium. Rofe- bay Willow-herb. < 
Lyfimachia fpeciofa quibufdam Onagra difta fili-- 
quofa. RaiiSyn. p. 3x0. • 
In Grafs Wood, near Kilnfay, among the rocks,; 
plentifully in one particular fpot. ; 
53. Epilobium alpinum. Alpine Willow-herb. 
Lyfimachia filiquofa glabra minor latifolia. Rail 
Syti. p. 311. 
On the moift rocks about Buckbarrow Well. 
Vaccinium Myrtillus. Blca-berry. 
Vitis idaea angulola. Rail Syn. p. 457. 
Common on all the Heaths, Rocks, and Mountains. 
Vaccinum Vitis i dee a. Red Bil-berry. 
Vitis id rea fcmpervirens fru&u rubro. Rail Syn. 
P- 457- 
Not uncommon on Heaths, yet feldom found in 
blofl’om. 
Vaccinium Oxycocccs. Cran-berry. 
Oxycoccos f. Vaccinia paluftria. Rail Syn. p. 267. 
Frequent on the boggy moffes about Settle, Kendal, t 
and elfewherein the North. 
Polygonum viviparum. Viviparous BJlort. 
Biftorta minor. Raii Syn. p. 147. | 
On the edge of Semer Water , an extenfive tarn at % 
Carr End, W enfeydale. f 
Paris quadrifolia. Herb Paris, or True-love . •_ 
Herba Paris. Raii Syn. p. 264. ; 
In Kelkoe Wood, near Settle, and moll of the woods 
thereabout. 
59. Pyrola rotundifolia. Common Winter-green. 
In the enchanting woods of Hackfall , near Grewel- 
thorpe, in tolerable plenty. Sparingly in Raydale 
Wood, near Carr End, Wenfeydale ; alfo" in Ten- 
nants Wood, near Kilnfay. 
60. Saxifraga fellaris. Hairy Kidney-wort. 
Geum palufire minus foliis oblongis crenatis. Raii | 
Syn. />.354. . t 
Not uncommon on the moift rocks and boggy 175. 
ground about Buckbarrow Well, Eongfedale ; a ^ 
few plants in bloflom, but moftly in feed. t 
61. Saxifraga oppoftifolia. Purple Saxifrage. | 
Saxifraga alpina ericoides, flore cicruleo. Raii Syn. 
f 353 • 
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58. 
On the craggy rocks of Ingleborough and Pennigent 
plentifully, in particular fpots. 
62. Saxifraga autumnalis. Autumnal Saxifrage. 
Saxifraga alpina anguftifolia, flore luteo guttato. 
Raii Syn. p. 353. 
On the moift rocks of Ingleborough fparingly. In 
the greateft plenty in Longfedale ; alfo in Whit- 
fell Gill, near Afkrig, mod beautifully in bloffom. 
63. Saxifraga hypnoides. Trifd Saxifrage — Ladies 
Cufoion. 
Saxifraga mufeofa trifido folio. Raii Syn. p. 354. 
On the mountains about Settle plentifully, and moft 
of the mountains in the North. 
64. Arenaria verna. Mountain Sandwort or Chickweed. 
Alfine pufilla pulchro flore folio tenuiffimo noftras* 
RaiiSyn. p. 351. 
Generally with the laft mentioned plant. I always 
found it a fure indication of elevated ground. 
65. Sedum angli cum. Englifh Stonecrop. 
Sedum minimum non acre flore albo. Raii Syn. 
M7'. _ 
On fome rocks in Longfedale, on the left-hand fide 
going down the vale ; obferved it on a few rocks 
only. 
66. Sedum villofum. Hairy Stonecrop. 
Sedum purpureum pratenfe. Raii Syn. p. 270. 
On the fide of Ingleborough fparingly, in the Bogs 
where the fprings originate ; but in much greater 
plenty in fimilar fituations about Carr End, Wen- 
\ feydale. 
67. Spergula nodofa. Knotted Spurrey. 
Alfine paluftris foliis tenuiflimis, feu Saxifraga pa-, 
luftris anglica. Raii Syn. p. 350. 
Common on the Bogs about Settle, and fimilar fitua- 
tions in the North. 
68. Prunus Padus. Bird Cherry. 
Cerafus avium nigra et racemofa. Raii Syn.p. 463. 
Iii the woods about Ingleborough, and elfewhere in 
the North, plentifully. 
Cr-ateegus Aria. White Beam Tree. 
Mefpilus alni folio fubtus incano. Aria Theophrafti 
didla. Raii Syn. p. 453. 
Common in the mountainous woods in the North ; 
loves a dry fituation. 
70. Rofa villofa. Apple Rofe. 
Rofa fylveftris pomifera major noftras. Raii Syn. 
p. 454. 
In Grafs Wood, near Kilnfay, and in feveral other 
woods. 
71. Rubus id reus. Rajberry. 
Rubus I'dasus fpinofus frudlu rubro. Raii Syn.p. 467. 
Plentiful in the above mentioned wood. 
72. Rubus faxatilis. Stone Bramble. 
Not unfrequent in the mountainous woods about 
Settle and • Ingleton ; but no where in greater 
perfection than near the fummit of Helsfelnab, 
near Kendal. 
Rubus Cham amor us. Cloud-berry. 
ChanvcEmorus. Raii Syn. p. 260. 
On the fides of the higheft mountains about Settle 
and Ingleton, efpecially on the Rye-loaf, within a 
few miles of the former, where I gathered its 
berries in the greateft perfe&ion, and found the 
caterpillar of the Emperor Moth ( P balaena pa- 
vonia ) feeding on its foliage. 
Potentilla verna. Spring Cinquefoil. 
Pentaphyllum parvum hirfutum. Raii Syn. p: 2551 
My very obliging friend Mr. Wm. Fothergill, of 
Carr End, ftiewed me this plant growing fpa- 
ringly on an old ftone-wall at Car low-nick, adjoin- 
ing the weft-end of the Crag Pafure, about half 
a mile from Carr End. I have the beft authority 
for believing, that the Potentilla opaca of Mr. 
Hudson is no other than this plant; 
Geum rivale. Water Avens. 
Caryophyllata montana purpurea. Raii Syn. p. 2 53. 
In the Paftures, Woods, &c. about Settle and elfe- 
where much more common than the urbanum 
is with us* 
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