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[Appendix B.N.F.C., 
A tetobomanes L. To 1600 feet on the Moumes, S. ft P. 
Down— Frequent throughout the Mournes, S. ft. P. Crawfordsbum, 
R.L1.P. . T>TTD 
^ ntr i m White Park Bay and Giant’s Causeway, K.L1.F. 
Derry By the Roe above Limavady, Mrs. Leebody. 
As marinum L. 
Derry — Benevenagh Cliffs, Shoolbred I.N. 
. t Growing on trap-rock on Benevenagh, R.L1.P., 
A. rn j^ -p G 1892-3, and the same at Fair Head, R.L1.P. 
Cete Xwn-NeTa“g [5ft 1889-90. Maryfield near Holywood, 
D w Patterson. Ringdufferin, J. Wilson Larchfield near 
r esacurry, J. H. Davies. Ardilea House near Dundrum, R.L1.P. 
Antrim— Glemnore near Lisburn, J. H. Davies. Bridge in Glendun, 
S. A. Brenan. 
Derrv— Wall at Prehen near Londonderry, Mrs. Bernard. 
The prevailing form in the district is var. cremtum Milde; the type is 
apparently rare. 
Blecbnum splcant Both. To 2449 feet on the Moumes, S. ft P. 
Pterls aquiltna L. To 1450 feet on the Moumes, Hart 1 ; 1400 feet 
on the Mournes, S. & P. 
• 77 „ t a oVippt of small fronds in Mr. Hanbury s 
labelled “Morne Mns., Co. Down Ireland.” There 
iTno date or collectors name. The sheet has no history, and comes 
from some old herbarium. 
B unilateral® Wffld. To 1750 feet on the Moumes, Hart Jt.I.A. ; 150- 
1500 feet on the Mournes, b. & r. 
Down— Some additional Mourne Mountain localities are given y 
S. &P. 
Osmu Down _ West gide of gii eve Bingian, and by the Causeway water; still 
at Bloody Bum and sea-cliffs south of Newcastle; apparently 
extinct by the Glen River, S. & P. 
