or Melancholy Thistle. In the Mountains about Inglebo∣rough and elsewhere in the West-riding of Yorkshire.
Cochlearia rotundifolia Ger. folio subrotundo C.B. Common round leav'd Scurvy-grass. This, tho' it usually be accounted a Sea-plant, yet we found it growing plenti∣fully upon Stanemore near the Spittle; and upon Penigent and Ingleborough-hills; in which places, by reason of the coldness of the air it is so little, that it hath been taken for a distinct Species, and call'd Cochlearia minor rotun∣disolia; but its Seed being taken and sown in a warm Garden, it soon confesses its Species, growing to the dimen∣sions of the common Garden Scurvy-grass.
Conyza Helenitis foliis laciniatis. Jagged-leav'd Fleabane-mullet. About a stones-cast from the East-end of Shirley-Pool near Rushy moor. P. B. This hath been al∣ready mention'd in several Counties.
Erica baccifera procumbens nigra C. B. Black-berried heath, Crow-berries, or Crake-berrìes. On the boggy mountains or moors plentifully.
Fucus sive Alga tinctoria P. B. Diers wrack. It is often cast on the shore near Bridlington.
Fungus piperatus albus, lacteo succo turgens C. B. Pepper-Mushrome with a milky juyce. Found by Dr. Lister in Marton woods under Pinno-moor in Craven plentifully.
Geranium batrachioides montanum nostras. An batrachiodes minus seu alterum Clus. hist.? batrachoi∣des minus Park.? batrachiodes folio Aconiti C. B.? batrach. aliud folio Aconiti nitente Clusii J. B.? Mountain Crowfoot-Cranesbill. In the mountainous mea∣dows and bushets in the West-Riding.
G. Geranium moschatum Ger. Park. Musked Cranes-bill, commonly called Musk or Muscovy. It is to be found growing common in Craven. Dr. Lister is my Author.
C. Gnaphalium montanum album sive Pes cati. Mountain-Cudweed or Cats-foot. Upon Ingleborough and other hills in the West-Riding: also in Scosby-leas near Doncaster.
Helleborine foliis longis augustis acutis. Bastard Hellebore with long narrow sharp pointed leaves. Under Bracken-brow near Ingleton. At the end of a wood near Ingleborough, where the Calceolus Mariae grows.
Helleborine altera atro-rubente flore C. B. Ellebo∣rine flore atro-rubente Park. Bastard Hellebore with a blackish flower. In the sides of the mountains near Mal∣ham, four miles from Settle plentifully; especially at a place called Cordil or the Whern.
Hieracium montanum Cichorei folio nostras. An Hieracium Britannicum Clus. Succory-leaved mountain Hawkweed. In moist and boggy places in some woods about Burnley.
Hordeum polystichon J. B. polystichon hybernum C. B. polystichon vel hybernum Park. Winter or square Barley, or Bear-barley, called in the North country Big. This endures the winter, and is not so tender as the common Barley; and is therefore sown instead of it in the mountain∣ous part of this country, and all the North over.
M. Lilium convallium Ger. Lilly convally or May∣lilly. On Ingleborough and other hills.
Lunaria minor Ger. Park. botrytis J. B. racemosa minor vel vulgaris C. B. Moonwort. Though this grows somewhere or other in most Counties of England; yet have I not found it any where in that plenty, and so rank and large, as on the tops of some mountains near Settle.
Lysimachia Chamaenerion dicta latifolia C. B. Cha∣maenerion Ger. Chamaenerion flore Delphinii Park. minùs recté. Rose-bay. Willow-herb. In the meadows near Sheffield, and in divers other places.
Lysimachia lutea flore globoso Ger. Park. bifolia flore globoso luteo C. B. altera lutea Lobelii, flore quasi spicato J. B. Yellow loose strife, with a globular spike or tuft of flowers. Found by Mr. Dodsworth in the East-Riding of this County.
M. Muscus clavatus sive Lycopodium Ger. Park. Club-moss or Wolfs-claw.
Muscus clavatus foliis Cupressi C. B. Ger. emac. cla∣vatus cupressiformis Park. terrestris ramosus pulcher J. B. Sabina sylvestris Trag. Selaginis Plinianae pri∣ma species Thal. Cypress moss or Heath-cypress.
Muscus terrestris repens, clavis singularibus foliosis erectis. Smaller creeping Club-moss with erect heads.
Muscus erectus Abietiformis nobis. terrestris rectus J. B. Selago 3. Thalii. Upright fir-moss.
Muscus terrestris rectus minor polyspermos. Seeding mountain mosse. All these sorts are found upon Ingleborough hill. The last about springs and watery places. The first and third are common to most of the moores and fells in the north of England.
Ornithogalum luteum C. B. Park. luteum seu Cepe agraria Ger. Bulbus sylvestris Fuchsii flore luteo, seu Ornithogalum luteum J. B. Yellow Star of Bethlehem. In the woods in the northern part of Yorkshire by the Tees side, near Greta bridge and Brignall.
Pentaphylloides fructicosa Shrub-Cinquefoil. On the south bank of the river Tees below a village called Thorp: as also below Eggleston Abbey. At Mickle Force in Tees∣dale there are thousands of these plants.
Pentaphyllum parvum hirsutum J. B. Small rough Cinquefoil. In the pastures about Kippax, a village three miles distant from Pontefraict.
Pyrola Ger. J. B. nostras vulgaris Park. Common Winter-green. We found it near Halifax, by the way lead∣ing to Kighley; but most plentifully on the moors south of Heptenstall in the way to Burnley for near a mile's riding.
Pyrola folio mucronato serrato C. B. serrato J. B. tenerior Park. Secunda tenerior Clusii Ger. Sharp-pointed Winter-green with serrate leaves. In Haselwood-woods near Sir Walter Vavasor's park.
Polygonatum floribus ex singularibus pediculis J. B. latifolium flore majore odoro C. B. majus flore majore Park. latifolium 2. Clusii Ger. Sweet smelling Solomon's seal, with flowers on single foot-stalks. On the ledges of the scars or cliffs near Settle and Wharf.
Primula veris flore rubro Ger. Clus. Paralysis minor flore rubro Park-parad. Verbasculum umbellatum Al∣pinum minus C. B Birds-eyn. In the mountainous meadows about Ingleborough and elsewhere in moist and watery places.
Pyrola Alsines flore Europaea C. B. Park. Herba tri∣entalis J. B. Winter green with Chickweed flowers. At the east end of Rumbles-mear near Helwick.
Pyrola Alsines flore Brasiliana C. B. prod. Winter green Chickweed of Brasil. Found near Gisburgh in Cleve∣land, as was attested to me by Mr. Lawson.
Ranunculus globosus Ger. Park. parad. flore globoso, quibusdam Trollius flos J. B. montanus Aconiti fo∣lio, flore globoso C. B. Indeed it ought rather to be en∣titled an Aconite or Wolfsbane with a Crowfoot flower. The Globe-flower or Locker gowlons. In the mountainous meadows, and by the sides of the mountains and near wa∣ter-courses plentifully.
Ribes vulgaris fructu rubro Ger. vulgaris acidus ru∣ber J. B. fructu rubro Park. Grossularia sylvestris ru∣bra C. B. Red Currans. In the woods in the northern part of this County, about Greta-bridge, &c.
Ribes Alpinus dulcis J. B. Sweet Mountain-Currans. Found in this County by Mr. Dodsworth.
Rhodia radix omnium Autorum. Telephium ro∣seum rectius. Rosewort. On the rocks on the north-side of Ingleborough hill plentifully.
Rosa sylvestris pomifera major nostras. Rosa po∣mifera major Park. parad. The greater English Apple-Rose. In the mountainous parts of this County it is very frequent.
Rosmarinum sylvestre minus nostras Park. Ledum palustre potiùs dicendum. Wild Rosemary or Marsh Holy Rose. On Mosses and moorish grounds.
Rubus saxatilis Ger. Alpinus saxatilis Park. Alpinus humilis J. B. Chamaerubus saxatilis C. B. The stone-Bramble or Raspis. On the sides of Ingleborough hill, and other hills in the West-Riding.
Salix folio laureo seu lato glabro odorato. Bay-leav'd sweet Willow. In the mountainous parts of the West-Riding, by the rivers and rivulets.
Salix pumila montana folio rotundo J. B. Round-leaved mountainous dwarf Willow. On the rocks upon the top of Ingleborough hill, on the north-side: and on an hill called Whernside over against Ingleborough on the other side of the subterraneous river.
Sedum Alpinum ericoides caeruleum C. B. J. B. Mountain Sengreen with Heath-like leaves, and large pur∣ple flowers. On the uppermost rocks on the north-side of Ingleborough.
Sedum minus Alpinum luteum nostras. Small yellow mountain-Sengreen. On the sides of Ingleborough-hill about the rivers and springing waters on the north-side of the hill plentifully.