5.  Isis.  Southcomb  near  Chipping  Norton,  T.  Bees.  Burford  Downs,
Sib.
7.  Thames.  Thames  side  near  Beading  plentifully,  Bobart.  Cavers-
ham Hill  in  plenty,  about  half-a-mile  TOftt  oi  CwssSfca^^Tx*^,


394  FLORA   OP   OXFORDSHIRE.
1770,  Dr.  Ligkffool  MSS.    Caversham  Warren,  Sib.  1794-    Chinnor
Hill,  lien.  B.  D'Qtjly  Aplia.
Berks.      Cliildswell  Farm,   Merrelt.      Between    Eynshaiii    Road    nail
Abingdon,    Walk.      Plentiful    on    Streatley   Hill.      This    may    be
Bobart's  milittirU.    Northants,  Gloster  E.
O.  lforio,  L.  Green-winged  Orchis.
Top.  Bot.  387.     Syme.E.  B.  ii.  9G.  1454.     Nym.  691.
Native.      Pascnal.      Meadows  anil  pastures.      Locally  abundant.
May.
First  record,  Sib.  1794.
3.  Swere.     Hanwell ;    behind    Keeper's    Lodge.       Wroiton ;    between

Bloxham  Grove  and  Adderbnry,  T.  Beet.     Tadmarton,  Hard  wick,

A.Fr.
i.  Bay.     Abounds  in  Oldbury   and    Kirtlington    Park !    If.  Wilson

Saunders.    Elsfield,  Water  Eaton,  R.  Bos.     Nuke-  Meadows,  Stow

Wood.
5.  Isis.    Bladon,  H.  Ridley.     Woodstock,  Rogere.
6.  Thame.     Shotover,  H,  E.  Gammy  I     Nuneham,  H.  Bos.
It  varies  in  colour  from  pure-  white  to  darkest  purple.
O.  latifolia,  L.  Marsh  Orchis.
Top.  Bot.  389.     Symp,  E.  B.  ix.  101.  1458.    Nym.  693.
Native.     TJliginal.      Marshes  and  wet  meadows.     Local.     Rather  n

P.    June.
First  record.  Sib.  1*94.     (Aggregate.)

3.  Sware.     Bodicote   Mill,   canalside  near  the   brick    bridge   towards

King'g   Sutton,    Gull.     Between  Bodicote   and  canal,   Broughton,
Drayton,  meadow  toward  King's  Sutton,  T.  Bees.    Hanwell  Spi
between  Milt™  and  Bfaxtham,  A.  Fr.
4.  Buy.    Headington  Wick,  2T.  .Bo J.    Stow  Wood,  IF.  WAitwcll.    M

between  Kirtlington  and  Tackley.
5.  laie.     Blenheim,  P.  Raijers.
6.  Thame.     Dorchester,  Rev.  F.  Bennett.    Shotover,  see  Rep.  of  Rec.
Club,  1880.
7.  Thames.    Nettlebed  Wood,  A.  Fr.
Berks.     Kensington,  Frilford,  etc.    Bucks,  Northants,  Warwick.
Mr.  Newbould  says  the  Bullingdon  plant  may  be  avt/ust\fdia.
The  spotless-leaved  form  in  also  frequent.      The  plate  ia  8m.  Eng.
