Dryas oSl ope tala. Mountain Dryas. | On Gigglefwick Scar fparingly, infeed, 
Caryophylkta alpina chamaidryos folio. Rail Syn. j 89. Geranium fylvaticum. M ood Uamfbtll. 
77 - 
80. 
83. 
84. 
86 . 
P; 25 3. _ 
This beautiful plant, heretofore known to be only . 
a native of Scotland and Ireland , I found plenti- ' 
fully in feed on Amcliff Clouder , a mountain . 
within half a mile of Amcliff, in Littendale , a 
few miles from Kiln fay. 
Comarum paluftre. Marjh-cinquefoil. 
Pentaphylloides paluftre rubrum. Rati Syn. p. ' 
256. 
In Gigglefwick Tarn, near Settle , plentifully, and 
other rnarlhy places. 
Achea Jpicata. Herb Chrjlopher , or Banc-berry. 
Chriftophoriana. Rati Syn. 262. 
I am indebted to Mr. Wm. Fothergill, before- 
mentioned, for pointing out to me a moft delight- 
ful herborizing fpot, viz. a Glen or Gill, called 
Whitfell Gill, or Arthur Fofs, fituated within a 
fmall diftanceof AJkrig. In this ftieltered valley, 
ornamented with an enchanting water-fall, many 
rare plants grew in the utmoft luxuriance. Here 
1 found, in abundance, this poifonous plant lurk- 
ing, and half concealing its dark glofly berries, 
not unaptly refembling thofe of coffee, but more 
beautiful, and within reach of my arm, around 
one plant of it, the following, viz. Scandix odo- 
rata, Saxifraga autumnalis, Ribes rubrum , Rubus 
idaus. Rubus faxatilis , Prunus Padus , Juncus 
Jylvaticus. What a treat for a Botanift ! What a 
recompence for one of the rougheft journies over 
Cam, perhaps, ever experienced ! Auguft 16. 
Aquilegia vulgaris. Common Columbine. 
Aquilegia. Raii Syn.p. 273. 
Found among fome lime-ftones on the upper part of 
the Girling Trough , near Coniflone, Kilnfay , out 
of bloom. It poffibly might be the alpina. 
ThaliSlrum minus. Lefjer Meadow-Rue. 
Thalidtrum minus. Raii Syn. p. 203. 
In Skirrith Wood , near Ingle ton, fparingly. In great 
plenty on the mountainous ground about Kilnfay 
and many other places in the north. 
Trotlius europceus. Globe-flower, Locker-gowlons. 
Ranunculus globofus. Raii Syn.p. 272. 
In Skirrith IV ood, and the moift woods about Settle , 
in great abundance. 
Galeop/is tetrahit var. 3. Nettle Hemp. 
Lamium cannabino tolio, flore amplo luteo ; labio 
purpureo. Raii Syn. p. 241. 
This elegant variety is found fparingly in the Corn- 
fields about Settle. 
Draba muralis. Speed-well-leaved Whitlow-grafs. 
Burfa paftoris major loculo oblongo. Rail Syn. p. 
292. 
On Amber Scar, near Amcliff, in Littendale, and at 
Malham Cove, fparingly. 
Draba incana. Wreathen-podded Whitlow-grafs. 
Lunaria contorta major. Raii Syn. p. 291. 
Very common on the rocks about Settle, and fimilar 
fituations elfewhere. 
Thlafpt montanum. Mountain Thlafpi. 
Thlafpi foliis globularia;. Raii Syn . p. 305. 
On the mountainous paftures in the road from Settle 
to Malham, within about half a mile of the Tarn, ? 
plentifully, with the Arenaria verna , moftly in | 
feed. 1 fought for it in vain in the paftures about t 
the ebbing and flowing well. | 
Cochlearia officinalis. Common Scurvy-grafs. -f 
Cochlearia. Raii Syn.p. 302. f 
Geranium batrachoides montanum noftras. Rail 
Syn. p. 360. 
In the woods and paftures about Settle and Ingleton 
not uncommon ; alfo in Longjledale ; and about 
Carr End, Mr. W. Fothergiel informs me, it 
is fo common as to empurple the. paftures when 
in full bloom. 
90. Geranium fanguineum. Bloody Cranefbill. 
Geranium ha^matodes. Raii Syn. p. 360. 
In rocky mountainous woods very common, as in 
Kelkoe Wood, near Settle, in Grafs W ood, and in 
the road from thence to Kilnfay, in the greateft 
plenty. 
91. Geranium columbinum. Long-flalked Cranefoill. 
Geranium columbinum, difle&is foliis, pediculis 
florum longiflimis. Raii Syn. p. 359. 
92. Geranium lucidum. Shining CranefoiP. 
Geranium faxatile. Raii Syn p. 361. 
Common on the ftone-fences about Settle and elfe- 
where. 
93. Fumaria clavi culat a. Climbing Fumitory. 
Fumaria alba latifolia. Raii Syn. p. 335. 
Plentifully on a thatched Farm-houfe in Longjledale , 
on the left-hand fide, going down the vale. 
94. Vicia fylvatica. Wood Vetch. 
Vicia fylvatica multiflora. Raii Syn. p. 322. 
I found one root only of this beautiful plant in full 
bloffom in Skirrith Wood, near Ingleton. 
95. Hippocrepis comofa. Horfe-Jlooe Vetch. 
Ferrum equinum germanicum filiquis in fummitate. 
Raii Syn. p. 321. 
Grows in abundance out of the lime-ftone rocks, 
near Gigglefwick, Settle , and Kilnfay. 
96. Trifolium alpeflre. Long- leaved Clover. 
Trifolium purpureum majus, foliis longioribus et 
anguftioribus, floribus faturatioribus. Raii Syn. 
p. 328. 
In Skirrith and other mountainous woods and paf- 
tures in the North, moft plentifully. 
97. Hypericum montanum. Mountain St. John's Wort. 
Hypericum elegantiftimum non ramofum folio lato. 
Raii Syn. p. 343. 
In Syke's Wood , near Ingleton, and other moun- 
tainous woods, not uncommon. 
98. Hieracium murorum. Wall Hawkweed, or Golden 
Lung-wort. 
Hieracium murorum folio pilofiflimo. Raii Syn. 
p. 168. 
On the rocks near the water-fall at Ayfgarth Force, 
and, if I miftake not, on Kilnfay Crag. 
99. Hieracium fubaudum. Shrubby Hawkweed. 
Hieracium fruticofum latifolium hirfutum. Raii 
Syn.p. 167. 
This plant, in its ufual ftate is extremely common. 
A variety, whofe leaves are fpotted with red, and 
which is fometimes miftaken for the Hypochatris 
maculata , is frequent on the rocks in Grafs Wood 
and at Gordel. 
100. Car duils helenioides. Melancholy Thiflle. 
Cirfium britanicum Clufii repens. Raii Syn. p. 
* 93 - . 
In a coppice near Gigglefwick and m Skirrith Wood, 
plentifully. In the paftures about Bordley, near 
Malham, fo plentiful as to empurple the paf- 
tures, fo ftriking in its foliage, and fo noxious 
in its effeifts, as to attraS the notice of the 
hulbandmen, who call them While-backs. 
s 7 . 
Common by the river Ribble, near Settle, and on the | 10 1. Viola paluftris. Mar/h Violet. 
mountains thereabout. In the latter fituation it t Viola paluftris rotundifolia glabra. Raii Syn. p. 
is very dwarfifti, and is the grtenlandica of Lin- | 364. 
n.-eus. t In Gigglefwick Tarn, and other marlhy fituations. 
Turritis hirfuta. Hairy Tower Muflard. | common. 
Turritis muralis minor. Raii Syn. p. 294. 4 102. Viola grandijlora. Yellow Panfie. 
On old caftles, walls, and rocks, about Settle aud| 
Ingleton, common. y 
, Caraaminc impatiens. Impatient Ladies-Smock. t 
Cardamine impatiens, vulgo fium minus impatiens. | 
R dfun.p. 299. f 
Viola montana lutea grandiflora noftras. Raii Syn. 
P- 35 6 - . 
In mountainous paftures frequent, about Attamire 
Cliffs, near Settle. 
103. 
