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A DICTIONARY OP 
Treacle, Churl’s. See Churl’s Treacle. 
Treacle, Countryman’s. (1) Ruta graveolens, L. — ‘Eue, or the 
Country Man's Treacle.' Short, Medicina Britannica, p. 246 (1846). 
(2) Valeriana officinalis, L. — ‘It is called the Countryman s Treacle' 
Ib. p. 295. 
(3) Allium sativum, L. — Corniu. ‘ The Country men in Cornwall 
are great eaters of Garhck for healths sake, whence they call it there, 
the Country mans Treacle' Childrey, Britannica Baconica (1661), 23. 
Treacle, English. Teucrium Scordium, L. — ‘ Anglise germander ant 
englysclie Triacle dicitur.’ Turn. Lib. Ger. Index. ‘ Haec planta in 
agro Cantabrigiensi English Treacle dicitur.’ K Cat. p. 67. 
Treacle, Poor Man’s. See Poor Man’s Treacle. 
Treacle, Towers. See Tower Mustard. 
Treacle Mustard. See Mustard, Treacle, and add (3) Thlasgn 
arvense, L. — Turn. Names. 
Treacle Wormseed. Erysimum cheiranthoides, Br. Ger. See Worm- 
seed. Park. Theatr. 870. 
Treacle wort. Thlasgn arvense, L. — Ger. Index. 
Tree Fern. Osmunda regalis, L. — Wales. 
Tree Moss. (1) Usnea plicata, Ach., from its growth on trees. Ger. 
(2) Lycopodium Selago, L., from its tree-hke growth. Cumh. 
Tree Sow-thistle. Sonclius arvensis, L. — With. ed. iv. ; Sal. 
Trefoil. A general name for various species of clover {Trifolium), 
(often spelt Treyfoil in Elhs’s Modern Husbandman) ; apphed more 
especially amongst agriculturists and seedsmen to (1) Medicago lupu- 
lina, L. — Cumb. ; Nhamp. (Morton, who says, ‘ Trefoil as they call it 
by way of pre-eminence’); Norf (Black Trefoil); E. Tks., including 
M. maculata, L. 
(2) Trifolium minus, Sm. dies.; Wariv. Prior, p. 239. 
See under their respective headings, Bean Trefoil, Bird’s-foot (1), 
Bog Trefoil, Burgundy Hay, Clover (Heart), Herb Trefoil, 
Honeysuckle Trefoil, Hop Trefoil, Marsh Trefoil, Melilot Tre- 
foil, Sour Trefoil. 
Trefoil, Black. Medicago lupidina, L. — Norf. 
Trefoil, Great. Medicago saliva, L. — Surflet’s Country Farm, p. 648. 
Trefoil, Water. Menyanthes trifoliata, L. — With. Warm.; Elgin; 
Moray (Water Triflde). 
Trefoil, Wild. Trifolium minus, Sm. >8.-17. Cumb. 
Trembling Jockies. Briza media, L. — Tks. (MGiitby) : 
‘ A trimmling-joch i’ P house 
An you weeant hev a mouse ’ : 
It is beheved to be obnoxious to mice. E. D. S. Gloss. C. 4 (Trimm- 
ling Jockies). Also called Trembling Grass : Lane.; Suffi. ; Tks. 
(Tadcaster) ; E. Bord. Bot. E. Bord. 
