A DICTIONARY OF 
5oG 
My Lady’s Belt. Spirma Ulmaria, L. — Scotland. ‘ The plant 
called Ml! Lady's Belt (M‘Kenzie).’ Cameron, Gaelic Names of 
Plants, p. 18. 
Myrrh, Dog’s. See Dog’s Myrrh. 
Nancy Pretty, add Dev. Friend ; Yhs. (Cleveland). 
Nap-at-noon. (2) add Lane. E. D. S. Gloss. ; also add (3) In 
Shropsh. Word-hook this is referred to Ornithogalum umbellatum, L. 
Naughty Man’s Plaything, add (2) Capsella Bursa-pastoris., L. 
Warw. (Birmingham). Science Gossip, 1876, p. 94. 
Navelwort. add Leic. Phil. Trans, xlix. 832. 
Neminies. add Lane. E. D. S. Gloss. 
Nettle Foot. Stachys sylvatiea, L. — Ches. (Delamere). 
New Year’s Kose. Hellehorus niger, L. Holme’s Acad, of Armory, 
ii. 104. 
Noah’s Ark. Aconitum NajgelluSy L. — Wales (Cardiff). N. & Q. 
6th S. iv. 128. 
Nightcap, add (2) ‘Spotted Orchis.’ Orchis mascula, L., or 
0. macidata, L. — Derh. 
Nip. Nepeta Glechoma, Benth. Suff. 
None -so -PRETTY, add, Dev. Friend. (2) Malcohnia mavitima, 
Br. Dev. Friend. 
Nosebleed, add (2) Pyrethrum Partheniiim, L. Kent. 
Noutberry. Ruhus ChamcBinorus, L. — Cumh. Hutchinson (1794). 
Cfr. Knoutberry. 
Nut, Pig. add (1) Cor mo. ; Dev.; Ireland (Co. Fermanagh); 
Lane. E. D. S. Gloss. Science Gossip, 1882, p. 43. 
(3) (Enantlie pimpinelloideSy'L. — Ess. (Wigborough). ‘The tubers 
are well known to the rustic population of the locality by the name of 
pig nuts.’ Gibson’s Flora of Essex, p. 136. 
Nuttal-bush. Corylus Avellana^L. — Dev. (Plymouth). FI. Plymouth. 
Oak. add (2) Acer campestre, L. ; also Oak-apple, when employed 
on May 29th. Dev. Friend. 
Oak-leather. A lichen. Cfr. Lungs of Oak. ‘ Oakdeatlier Hibernis. 
In fissuris Quercuum putridarum reperitur in Hibernia. Hunc rustici 
colligunt et reponunt ad ulcera sananda, frustulo loco affecto imposito.’ 
E. Syn. iii. 25. 
Oak Lungs, add (2) Cliondrus crisjms, Lyngb., was sold in 
Covent Garden Market under this name. Loudon’s Gardener’s Mag., 
viii. 94 (1832). 
Old Man. (1) add Hants. E. D. S. Gloss. 
