86 THE ESSEX NATURALIST.
Dipsacus pilosus "little beyond Waltham Abbey towards Nazing,
in hedge in abundance Aug. 22, 1808."
Geranium [Erodium] cicutarium. "In Angel-Lane, leading from
Low-Leyton to Stratford in fl. 11 May 1807 left hand of road on a bank,"
also "Several plants (in flower) near the Bason and elsewhere in Wan-
sted Park June, 21, 1801."
Hedera helix. Forster notes of the "very flourishing tree of it, against
the east end of Chingford Church, 2 feet 7 inches in circumference," de-
scribed by Warner, as follows. "this fine specimen of Ivy was killed by the
severe frost in the winter of 1783-4."
Salvia verbena[ca] "several plants in Wdfrd c.y. 1787," also "in
tolerable plenty some way out of Barking on left hand of Road leading
to Rumford, May 1811."
Iris foetidissima. "In Green-leaves lane which leads from Marsh
strt to Clay street Walthamstow."
Daphne laureola "under an hedge in Chingford Lane."
Linaria cymbalaria "on a wall in Ham-lane, 1784," "also great
abundance on garden-wall Upton Westham, late Dr. Fothergills also
garden-wall Clay-street, Walthamstow, Mrs. Reads—not wild."
Menyanthes trifolia[ta] "on a bog on the forest between the Assembly
row and Wanstead."
Mentha piperita 'in a ditch in Hoe street. Ditch near the end of
Wood Street on the Lea-bridge rt, 1792."
Nepeta cataria "grows apparently wild in a hedge between Mark-
house-lane and Marsh street nearly opposite Mr. Hall's—by the roadside
July (in flower) 1801," also "near Waltham-Abbey."
Ophioglossum vulgatum "in our Field in Hoe Street found 1788,"
also "found May 1789 in the marsh on y North side of the Lea-bridge-
road. same marsh 29 May 1811."
Orchis [Habenaria] bifolia "on the Forest opposite Paradise row."
Orchis mascula. "Sale Hale-end."
Orchis latifolia "011 the Bog near Salters buildings. also in the Marsh
on the N. side of Lea-bridge road."
Petasites vulgaris [P. hybridus]. "At Westham near the Abbey-Mills."
Scolopendrium vulgare ihyllitis scolopendrium]. "Ditch bank in
a field between Woodford and Woodford-bridge-road 25 July 1826 same
place where I saw it many years ago."
Plantago media. "Found one plant at the side of the Lea-bridge-road
beyond the 5 mile stone, Sat. 14 Sept. 1799."
"One plant in Flower (and believe more plants) in Wansted Park,
near the Ch: Sund. , 15 June 1806."
''one plant in flower, on bank right hand Lea-bridge-road, between
5m.s. and Gardiner's house July 1812."
Linum radiola [Radiola linoides] "on the Forest not far from the
6 mile-stone Lea-bridge road."
Drosera rotundifolia "on the bog on the forest, between the As-
sembly-row and Wanstead."
Asplenium ruta-muraria. "On a wall on the right hand of the road
going from Layton green thro' the Town."
Sambucus ebulus. "Upton Lane probably thrown or wheeled out of
Dr. Fothergills' Garden."