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combe, F. Mules (lonchitidoid form); Tiverton, Miss Hutton (lon- 
chitidoid form). Somerset: Portishead ; Nettlecombe. 
Channel.—Hampshire: Selborne. Isle of Wight. Wiltshire: 
Box quarries, T. Z Lawrence (lonchitidoid form). Sussex: Cuck- 
field ; Groombridge. 
Thames.—Middlesex : Norwood, S. F. Gray. Kent: St. Mary 
Cray, R. Sim. Surrey: Mayford, T. M.; Dorking, etc. Bucking- 
hamshire: Chalfont. Berkshire. Oxfordshire. Essex: Black 
Notley ; Norton Heath; Chingford. 
Ouse.—Suftolk : Winkfield; Spexhall; Sudbury. Norfolk: Yar- 
mouth ; Tivetshall, Miss Wells. Northamptonshire. 
Severn.— Warwickshire : Stoneleigh ; Allesley, Rev. W. Bree; 
Rugby; Wyken-lane ; Studley ; Overley ; Weatherley, Rev. W. 
Bree. Monmouthshire: Mamhilad. Herefordshire (lonchitidoid 
form). Gloucestershire: near Bristol; Broadwell, H. Buckley ; 
Littleworth. Staffordshire. Shropshire: Bridgenorth (lonchitidoid 
form) ; Mannington, near Cherbury, Rev. W. M. Hind (lonchitidoid 
form); Blodwell Rocks, Rev. W. A. Leighton (lonchitidoid form). 
Trent.—Leicestershire. Nottinghamshire: Paplewick. Derby- 
shire: Matlock. Lincolnshire. d 
Mersey.—Lancashire: Chaigeley near Clitheroe; Walton; Man- 
chester; Hail Wood. Cheshire: Preston. 
Humber.—Yorkshire: Fountain's Abbey; Ripon, A. Clapham 
(small divided form); Heckfell Woods; Sheffield; Ingleborough ; 
York; Richmond; Studley; Scarborough, 4. Clapham (lonchiti- 
doid form) ; Halifax; Settle; Pottery Car, near Doncaster; ete. 
Tyne.—Northumberland: Hexham; Scotswood Dene (furcate). 
Durham : Cawsey Dene, ete. 
Lakes.—Cumberland: Irton Wood; Airey Force. Westmore- 
land: Patterdale (lonchitidoid form). i 
8. Wales.—Pembrokeshire. Glamorganshire. Brecknockshire : 
Talgarth; Llandrindod Wells, Rev. T. Salwey (lonchitidoid form). 
N. Wales.—Anglesea. Denbighshire: Ruthin; Rhuabon, A. 
L. Taylor (lonchitidoid form) ; Llanymyneck ; Wrexham. Carnar- 
vonshire: Llanberis. i 
W. Lowlands. —Dumtriesshire: Nithsdale, ete. Kirkcudbright- 
shire. Lanarkshire. 

