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EIGHTEENTH CENTURY RECORDS OF SCOTTISH PLANTS 171<br />
Caltha palustris.<br />
Thlaspi bursa-pastoris.<br />
20. Cheiranthus cheiri.<br />
26. Chrysosplenium oppositifolium.<br />
Geum rivale.<br />
Alchemilla vulgaris.<br />
28. Cardamine amara.<br />
30.<br />
hirsuta.<br />
Draba verna.<br />
Primula vulgaris.<br />
Mercurialis perennis.<br />
Primula veris.<br />
Ribes grosularia.<br />
Prunus spinosa.<br />
May<br />
i.<br />
Lychnis dioica.<br />
Lamium album.<br />
2. Cardamine petrea<br />
? l<br />
Cerastium vulgatum.<br />
Myosotis scorpioides.<br />
Valeriana locusta.<br />
4. Statice armeria.<br />
Stellaria holostea.<br />
6. Viola canina.<br />
Oxalis acetocella.<br />
7. Salix repens, fern.<br />
mas.<br />
Asperula odorata.<br />
8. Salix arenaria, fern.<br />
mas.<br />
Juncus campestris.<br />
pilosis.<br />
,, sylvaticus.<br />
Cherophyllum temulum.<br />
In the meadow and west end of<br />
the North Loch.<br />
In many places by road sides<br />
and tops of walls.<br />
On the Castle-hill Rocks.<br />
from the new well below the<br />
Up<br />
Brea.<br />
Up from the new well.<br />
Near the new well by the roadside.<br />
Below the new well plentifully.<br />
On Salisbury Craigs.<br />
On Do.<br />
In the Kings Park.<br />
In Do.<br />
At the foot of the rock of Salisbury<br />
Craigs.<br />
On Salisbury Craigs, Kings Park,<br />
and the Castle hill.<br />
Kings Park and Duddingstown<br />
Craigs.<br />
Above the new well.<br />
Below the new well by the roadside.<br />
Salisbury Craigs.<br />
On the top of walls and many<br />
other places.<br />
Duddingstown Craigs.<br />
At Do. and among<br />
corns.<br />
At the back of Musselburgh and<br />
in other places by the sea-side.<br />
Salisbury Craigs.<br />
Salisbury Craigs and Kings Park.<br />
At<br />
Do.<br />
Salisbury Craigs.<br />
In the Kings Park.<br />
In Achindenny wood.<br />
In Do.<br />
At the :<br />
hermitage frequent. 2<br />
1<br />
The mark of interrogation is an addition in different writing, which is like<br />
that of Dr.<br />
Hope.<br />
2<br />
This locality in Dr. Hope's writing.
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