... cre present intention is tointroduce somse measure into that country -in ii Tit analogous to our poor laws. 0 rt, The bread fruit tree is about to be introduced into thegaedeas butt rdat Cidsiwick, by'the Horticultural Society. St An individual, in Do ...

... heavens in the distance. At the base of the mountains are fertile and luxuriant vallics intermingled with the stately bread fruit tree, the banana, the Brazilian pluan and many other tropical productions, some of which are trees of gigantic growth and ...

... collection of new and rare plants, and two or *three veirrare fernsi also a number of economic plants, viz.: Black pepper bread fruit tree, Indiarubber, green and black tree, ginger, t &c.; a beautiful specimen of Adia'atsmn samccatumn, quantity of succulents ...

... 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 ...

... '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 ...