. Report of the Hudson's Bay expedition of 1886 under the command of Lieut. Gordon, [microform]. Botany; Fisheries; Botanique; Pêche commerciale. 90 H. Bpilol)ium latifolium, Linn. 11». Kfi(.;cron unitlorun, Linn. 20. Ory-a'ithemnm integrifolinm, Riohards. 21. Aldtricuiia involiiora, var. nana, Hook. 22. Vacciiiiura uliginoeunn, Linn. 23. Ciissiopo iclraKona, Don, 24. Pyrola rotudifolia, vai-. jiumila, Hook. 25. Mertousia mariliraa, Don. 26. Podicu'aris hirtmta, Linn. 27. Toiyr >Duin viviparuai, Linn. 28. Oxi'j la digyna, Campera. 29. Enti))otrura nig-ium, Linn. HO. Silin arctica,
. Report of the Hudson's Bay expedition of 1886 under the command of Lieut. Gordon, [microform]. Botany; Fisheries; Botanique; Pêche commerciale. 90 H. Bpilol)ium latifolium, Linn. 11». Kfi(.;cron unitlorun, Linn. 20. Ory-a'ithemnm integrifolinm, Riohards. 21. Aldtricuiia involiiora, var. nana, Hook. 22. Vacciiiiura uliginoeunn, Linn. 23. Ciissiopo iclraKona, Don, 24. Pyrola rotudifolia, vai-. jiumila, Hook. 25. Mertousia mariliraa, Don. 26. Podicu'aris hirtmta, Linn. 27. Toiyr >Duin viviparuai, Linn. 28. Oxi'j la digyna, Campera. 29. Enti))otrura nig-ium, Linn. HO. Silin arctica, R Br. Hi. do lierbacoa, Linn. H2. Salix chlorophylla, Andora. :-^3. do reticulata, Linn. 84. Lii/.ala spicota, Dcav. ti^. Caicx Haxaliii(», Lino. HG. Alojicm-us Alpinus, Smith. 87. Ferluea ovina, var. brevifolia, S. Wat. 3S. Dupontia Fischeri, ii. Br. 89, Arotogrootifl latifolia, Gris. 40. Triic'tum fiibspicatntn, var. motlc, Gray. 41. Equi<otum scirpoides, Michx. 42. do arvenso, var. seritimus. 43. Lyc'^podium Lela^o, Liun. 4t. Ptilota serrata, EGBERT BELL. GENERAL REMARKS ON THE NAVIGATION OP HUDSON BAY AND STRAITS. HavinEC fi^ w made voyasrcs on Ihroo years to Hudson Straitp, and having care- fully cxaiiiiii<(l tlio ropons by the obaervers as to the formation and movements of the ice in (.ii , I have the honour to submit the following statement in regard to ihc naviginion of these waters. In discut^i-ini; tiiis quention i think it well to state that I am not required to repo'I on the ooninu;icial aspect of the caso, and whether Hudson Straits navigation can lie made to })ay, uor do i, in the seasonal limits given, moan to state that it is impot<8iblo for a hhip occasionally to get in earlier or leave later; but having care- fully conbideied the Rubjcd, 1 give the following as the season during which naviga- tion may, in ordinary years bo regarded as practicable for (ho purposes of commerce; not, indeed, to the cheaply built Ireight steamer,
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