... of the fame. The SHAWL was imported, amnngll other curiofities, from Otaheitc. Queen Obcreia?s Niece, in climbing up bread Fruit Tree, had the misfortune to///. (a) [Not the fir young Lady that has made afalfe Hep] This accident occaftoned the dillocation ...

... to the iflands of St. Vincent’s and Jamaica, the growing plants that valuable produlHun of the vegetable kingdom, the BREAD FRUIT TREE, indigenous to that ifland, and to Jeveral the other ijUs in the South Seat. Bounty, Simon’s Bay, in False Ray, (Cape ...

... pitch pine. —On board the Providence were one or two Urge boxes, and fome very ufeful article*, made from the wood the bread fruit tree. It of dole hard grain, much refetnbling mahogany, A theatre has juft been finifhed in Philadelphia, in the (irft ftile ...

... upon Peg , Yet fearful of Expencea, Ihe Ihmtens them tbough fmall, Aad if (he on fttort’iuiig there’ll be iw HujUitM. BREAD FRUIT TREE. THE Bread Fruit, which, in the warmer climates, feeds many hungry mouths, grows ig ereaLabundance at CeUon, where this ...

... foldiers daily pay. The whole fuperinlendancc is to be under the management of a Governor and Board of Vi(itors. The bread fruit tree, which has been introduced into fome of our feltlements India, is reported to thrive remarkably well. In the Company’s ...

... paternal aunt, to the care of Lieutenant Bligh, whose intended trip Oahvite, for the benevolent purpose of transplanting the bread fruit tree to our West India Colonies, eeemed offer , one of the most pleasing voyages which a youth, warmed by the then univer ...

... had • plaaaut bat rather mois..tonous drive, nut graft*, relieved here and there by the beautiful dark foliage of the bread fruit tree, std the roadsides dotted with the hule native hide ander the trees. Oomusioually we pAsied through. healing little villages ...

... the Society Islands, fur the purpose of conveying from thence, to St. Vincent's and Jamaica, the growing plants of the bread fruit tree, which is indigenous to several of the islands in the South Seas. The command was given to Mr. Bligh, a lieutenant in ...

... THE FRUIT BREAD TREE. The stcry of the ietradection cf the bread. fruit tree int., the Wert Indies is told in the bulletin of the Jamaica Deportment of Agri. culture for February. The West India Com. mittee Circular states that an interesting letter ...

... lieutenant. Blight the Mill ap pointed to command the - Bounty, to cal to Otabeite for the purpose of transplent• mg bread fruit tree- to the West Indic,. Christian was then years old, and acted first mate. A particular friend of his was Peter Heywood ...