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... local needs. Several humming birds' nest were shown, consisting wholly of the silky products of this particular tree. The bread fruit tree introduced Captain Blythe 1794, produced fruit which was boon Europeans whose tastes did not coincide with the articles ...
... propagating beds ware full of cuttings too numerous to bgin naming. Of largo specialities was the monstem deliciasa, or bread fruit tree, making roots for itself with the growth of each kif, the roots bifurcating in all directions in search of moisture. ...
... Cabinet, &c. See. The Journal of Lieutenant Bligh's Voyage, his Ma. jsfty s Ship Bounty, for the Purpofe conveying the Bread Fruit Tree from the Sou'h Sea Iflmds to the Weft Indies, including a Narrative Mutiny on Bond the Bounty—and Lieutenant Bligh's ...
... rather againlt their inclination, into port. The aimed fhips, Providence and Aflifl- ance, lately returned from the bread fruit- tree expedition, are difmantled anc! paid off. The young male natite that Captain Bligh brought over from Otaheile, died on ...
... the Philofophical Cabinet. &c. Sec. Journal of Lieutenant Bligh's Voyage, in his Ship Bounty, for the of conveying tha Bread Fruit Tree from the South Sea 1 (lands to the Weft l d>s, including Narrative the Mutiny on Board the Bointy—and of Lieutenant Bligh's ...
... convoyed by the above men of war. The Affembly and Council of Jamaica have voted the fum of 10,000!. as a. gratuity for the Bread Fruit Tree expedition ; half of whicii fum is voted to Captain Bligh, as com- mander on that fervice. Yellerday Ridgeway and Simmons ...
... expedition in the Bounty was undertaken In 1789 In consequence of the Society’s offer of a prize for the Introduction of the bread fruit tree Into the West Indies. These are things that should be remembered when the Society’s history considered. By the very name ...
... some few great curiosities for thegeneral public. In the centre of the orchestra was a large specimen of tlie Banana or bread fruit tree. Must, Cue, ,i- -iti'hii, (irom the conservatory of Mr. John Gott, Arnrlev HaU), ui'on which were growing two large bunches ...
... thlree novelties, deserving special rensark. In the centre of the orchestra was placed a large specimen of thee Banana or bread fruit tree, Mttsel Cavrendishtii, (from the conserva- tory of Mr.'John Gott, Armicy Hall), upon ?? twvo large bunches of fully ruse ...
... sl hr hi egbus edning3) easier lives undr mI, iore favourable Coad~itioli5, remain, poor. inl coutitries where flee bread- fruit tree, thle plamitaul, or thle cocoa-palins poew, so flint the finuabiftiliti ccmi live ?? doing a miouth's work in a ?? will ...
... Cabinet, &c. See. The Journal of Lieutenant Bligh's Voyage, his Ma. jsfty s Ship Bounty, for the Purpofe conveying the Bread Fruit Tree from the Sou'h Sea Iflmds to the Weft Indies, including a Narrative Mutiny on Bond the Bounty—and Lieutenant Bligh's ...
... the Philofophical Cabinet. &c. Sec. Journal of Lieutenant Bligh's Voyage, in his Ship Bounty, for the of conveying tha Bread Fruit Tree from the South Sea 1 (lands to the Weft l d>s, including Narrative the Mutiny on Board the Bointy—and of Lieutenant Bligh's ...