... charmingly graceful thickets of the thin fine-leafed Japanese bamboo, many bananas, a wide-spreading Himalayan deodar, a bread fruit tree, but not half so fine as the one in the garden at the HAtel Bellevue, Bevan°, which is not very large, but full 9f crimson ...

... welcome: the 1 trill trust To the god• 1 tin to 4 uncier.tand - though they perchance are just , I've ‘ eaten . of lir bread fruit tree. wind the South 'swath the nom palm, bere cow slant summer mules; • I've rimed on tho so cut end chaste. At acacias and ...

... ran up to and embraced it, exclaiming, with tears in his eyes, Tree of country! Tree my country!' Here also we find the bread fruit tree, and countless other?, all possessing remarkable properties of form, beauty foliage, variety of colour, peculiarity of ...

... it, but it was discovered in 1874, and five years later was placed on exhibition in Australia. BREAD FRUIT. The famous bread fruit tree is known by name the world over, although the exact spgurance of the fruit is unfamiliar. This photograph shows the fruit ...

... wrote Robinson Crusoe ”; St. Lucia, with its fine harbour, and the heights of . the Morne; St. incent, where the first bread - fruit tree brought to the New World by Captain Bligh is to be seen ; Antigua, capital of the Leeward Islands, with English Harbour ...

... 20 feet. Mr. Nelson, the botanist, who accompanied Captain Bligh to the South Sees, for the purpose of conveying the bread fruit tree to the West Indies, when on Van Diemisn's Land, found a tree in a thriving state, of the enormous site of feet in girth ...

... by a Provincial: iews.. paper. The following curious trees have been difeovered within the !aft twenty years, viz. the Bread Fruit Tree, the Butter Fruit Tree, the Fruirl'ree. A Weiji , Gentleman obfervecl, that if a Fruit Tree fhould be difcovered, it ...

... But the gcxxl in thee I wtkonie; the e%il I will trip' To the civi4 I do underitand thouch they penhaneo eai-n of the bread fruit tree, amid the South Fies Aad sheltered 'Death the cow-palm where constant smiles; doted on the foliage. so clearly cut ac ...

... amongst which were Sutlee Arborea, three varieties Jievraa and Eophorbia aplendeus, with fruit of the Musa Cavendrshil, or Bread Fruit Tree, and melons and pines of decidedly novel and superior cultivation. Amongst the apecimeni of fruit tbe most prominent ...

... shell or bamboo. These people undertake long voyages from one island to another in canoes formed from the planks of the bread fruit tree. They have had but little communication with foreigners, except such as has arisen from the occasional hem visits of ...

... orders taken for supply, as in the case of wholesale Anuses, no lec.r.sie ii ed. T. 11.-- Tic black fellow who has a bread fruit tree in his patch of land has • treasure which relieves hiyi front the of labouring for It is a handsome tree, growing in ...

... cereus, American aloe, butterfly flower? Trees were then noticed, particularly the Wellingtonia gigantea, mahogany tree, bread fruit tree, shea or butter tree, cow tree, tallow tree, and many others, conclud ng an interesting lecture by some remarks on the ...