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Rh Lichen piceus.—Dicks. Crypt. fasc. 4. 22. p. 12. 5.

On Stones near Egleston, D.-H.

1227. Lecidea lyncea. Lichen lynceus.—''Eng. Bot. t.'' 809.

On old Oaks in Newton-Cap Wood, near Bishop Auckland; also in the Bishop's Park, D.

Obs. Is it not an Opegrapha?

1228. Lecidea speirea.

On Sandstones on the Banks of Derwent, near Gibside, D.

1229. Lecidea epipolia.

Lichen epipolius.—Eng. Bot. t. 1138.

Lichen niveo-ater.—''Dicks. Crypt. fasc.'' 4. 21. pl. 12. f. 3.

On old Walls near Gainford; and on Fulwell, Cleadon, and Boldon Hills, D. [On the Walls of Wycliffe Church, Yorkshire.]—H.

1230. Lecidea corticola.

On old Trees near Gainford; also near Medomsley, D.

1231. Lecidea abietina. Lichen abietinus.—''Eng. Bot. t''. 1682.

On old Trees in Sharnberry Gill, near Egleston, D.—H.

Obs. Is this a good Species?—H.

1232. Lecidea pruinosa.

Lichen pruinatus.—''Dicks. Crypt. fasc''. 3. 15. pl. 9. 4. With. 4. 20.

On Walls near Gainford, D.—H.

Obs. The Crust is naturally white, or Ash-colour.

1233. Lecidea Dicksonii.

Lichen caesius.—''Dicks. Cryp. fasc''. 2. 19. pl. 6. 6.