JANUARY.

1st. _St. Faine._ NEW YEAR’S DAY.

Laurustine. _Viburnum Tinus._

2d. _St. Macarius._

Groundsel. _Senecio vulgaris._

3d. _St. Genevieve._

Persian Fleur-de-lis. _Iris Persica._

4th. _St. Titus._

Hazel. _Corylus avellana._

5th. _St. Simeon Stylites._

Bearsfoot. _Helleborus fœtidus._

6th. _St. Nilammon._

Screw Moss. _Tortula rigida._

7th. _St. Kentigern._

Portugal Laurel. _Prunus Lusitanica._

8th. _St. Gudula._

Yellow Tremella. _Tremella deliquescens._

9th. _St. Marciana._

Common Laurel. _Prunus Laurocerasus._

10th. _St. William._

Gorse. _Ulex Europæas._

11th. _St. Theodosius._

Early Moss. _Bryum horæum._

12th. _St. Arcadius._

Hygrometic Moss. _Funaria hygrometica._

13th. _St. Veronica._

Yew Tree. _Taxus baccata._

14th. _St. Hilary._

Barren Strawberry. _Fragaria sterilis._

15th. _St. Paul the Hermit._

Ivy. _Hedera helix._

16th. _St. Marcellus._

Common Dead Nettle. _Larnium purpureum._

17th. _St. Anthony._

Garden Anemone. _Anemone hortensis._

18th. _St. Prisca._

Four-toothed Moss. _Bryum pellucidum._

19th. _St. Martha._

White Dead Nettle. _Larnium album._

The Every-day Book and Table Book, v. 1 (of 3) or Everlasting Calendar of Popular Amusements, Sports, Pastimes, Ceremonies, Manners, Customs and Events, Incident to Each of the Three Hundred and Sixty-five Days, in past and Present Times; Forming a Complete History of the Year, Month, and Seasons, and a Perpetual Key to the Almanac · 第 58 / 982 题