... particularised, is placed in the large, pavilion. Close at hand, and likely to interest t e general public, is a small bread fruit tree (musa Caven- dishli), contributed, with other plants, by Miss Ifarington, Worden Hall, Preston. It may also be mentioned ...

... m-ed his t}:\»::l and asked him how he felt, |*“ Moggareck (Mrs. B »ebyschell’s front name is Margaret) sort. Of the bread fruit tree they also make three dishes . “ Dying—dying,”’ was the hoarse reply, followsd by a | I'vo—hic—l've gotts a quinckened ...

... does not immediately from the as the j mit fruit does. There is, however, another 'zee of the same called the foreign bread fruit tree (rattadedgatia). Its haves are not SO on those of the common bread fruit, and are not uashed. The fruit lea thick pal ...

... in the abort time of four minulea. I should be proud to see our young tratleaman well encouraged. Aasa, Warrington. bread fruit tree, artocarpus incise, grows to the height of about 40 feet. It is from 1 to 15 inches in diameter the bark io fish.coloured ...

... incredible short time of four minutes. I should be to see our young tradesman well encouraged. AJAX, Warrington. 135.—BREAD FRUIT TREE. The breadfruit tree, artocarpusincisa, grows to the height about 40 feet. It is from 1 foot to 15 inches in diameter ...

... Angust, 1793. This is abstracted h l aPie nt4 _, .the Vegetable Kingdom. The banoamna (musa 1 ) sometim es ca ll ed the bread fruit tree : 1 a Delta's Ce Ylo ti u, Pl3°Be question D ref G er n s il igh .. ' wh ich the natives call ,c Del-gaha. afrr ...

... high, conspicuous peak called Adam's Look-outand the Union Jack was found flying from the staff doss by the church. The bread fruit tree appears likely to nourish again, as they are carefully propagating it. I saw several very healthy looking ones bearing ...

... from high, conspicuous peak called “Adam’s Look-out;” and the Jack was found flying from the staff close the church. The bread fruit tree appears likely to flourish again, they are carefully propagating it. saw several very healthy looking ones bearing fruit ...

... 'ust now is the Rev. J. L Green. He has come bone on a missidofrom the interesting island it of Tahiti, the homie of the bread fruit tree. )f Tahiti hs a Bible in its own languge, but itis so expeasivaes to be beyond the reach of the natives. It can be got ...

... cursorily They were sent by Robinson Brown Tait Manchester were enough to show if that after all par excellence is of The bread fruit tree which io South Islands to great height the exhibits also magnificent of the Kentia Foxtcrinea of species Referring to ...

... nothing will be left of them bnt the bare coral reef. The segetatiou in limited to the cocoa palm, the pandemic and the bread. fruit tree. Some arrowroot is found. the northern idetr, and the melon tree, which intr•doced by a sloe Melerieelan visitors ; but ...

... by Kra Perrin. Mr J. Robson, nurseryman, Hate-roan, as weal. contributed a profusion of valuable flowers. The growing bread fruit tree and palms sent by Mr Arthur Booth fof Prospect House) were among the most striking features in the decorations of the ...