The History of Oswestry / Comprising the British, Saxon, Norman, and English eras; the topography of the borough; and its ecclesiastical and civic history; with notices of botany, geology, statistics, angling, and biography: to which are added sketches of the environs

by William Cathrall

,, aromatica—Wall in Llanforda lane, just under the house.

,, enteroleuca—The saxicolar form—same habitat as above.

,, synothea—Upon an old gate-post near Treflach Hall.

,, immersa—Limestone rocks, Pentregaer.

,, pruinosa—Wall in the lane below the house at Llanforda.

,, speirea—Limestone rocks, Pentregaer.

,, incompta—Elm-trees in the Church-yard at Oswestry; and upon a wych elm at the Hayes.

,, canescens—Occasionally found about Oswestry; but not common.

,, quernea—Pentreshanel and Llanforda.

,, œruginosa—Upon an old gate-post, Treflach Hall.