... under Qiptain Gook. lie woe afterwards sent by the British Government in an independent oommand to collect plants of tie bread fruit tree in Tahiti. six months in this 'lotus land demoralised his crew, and one day on the return journey. when his temper exploded ...

... smashed the shores the mainland. In one respect this island resembled Otaheita before the boQhty went there for the bread fruit tree. Tae people are guileless, simple, anti live in such harmony together that a process - server or summon-server never ...

... report. The shells aro worked into clips, and a great variety of other useful and ornamental household utensils. The bread fruit tree. Here is something useful, well curious. Would that it grew somewhere besides t->e Islands the Pacific. The fruit attains ...

... about or lo stone per Irish acre. Are the locust and tick bean the same The locust bean is the carob lean, of JSt John's bread fruit tree ; quite distinct from the lick. The latter is an annual plant; the former a tree,requiring the protection ol greenhouse ...

... the most romantic mutiny and adventure the history of navigation, and was connected with an attempt to transplain the bread fruit tree of the South Sea Wands to our West India colonies. the great difficulty in establishing a steam packet communication ...

... specimen ? Heligalaud. Are the locust and tick bean the same ? The locust bean is the carob beau, or seed of St John’s bread fruit tree ; quite distinct from the tick. The latter is an annual plant; the former a tree, requiring the protection of a greenhouse ...

... s select and rare, there are very fine plants of Antiaris toxicaria, the Upas tree, and Arclocarpus incisa, the true bread fruit tree. April, Among th« plants that ara riobly flowering, in ths first greenhouse we were in, we noted Erica Wilmoreana vernix ...

... were, we have elated, superior anything of the kind that have ever witnessed on any similar occasion—particularly the bread• fruit tree, from the gardens of the Royal Dublin Society, and of Mr. Sherrard. • There were specimens of artificial fruit* and flowers ...

... most romantic reatiny tu.d at:kr:Hare I the I t ivtory of 'navigation, and was 'conneoted with in atteinpt tranaplain bread fruit tree of the South' Sea Islands to our West In. din colonies. The great difficulty in establisib-:' log a steam packet cum ...

... has just offered prizes for the cultivation of new fruits and vegetables, and solemnly he would predict, that there was bread fruit tree, ere long there would be a bread and batter tree, ana perhaps by success* ful grafting, even a plum pudding tree. We ...

... with the most romantic mutiny ami adventure the history of navigation, and was connected with an attempt transplant the bread fruit tree of the South Sea Islands to our West India colonies. The great difficulty in eslabli-Jiing a tteam packet communication ...

... Newmarket during the Houghton meeting. The Tropical Department of Cryetal Palace now oontaioe fine apecimen of the African bread fruit tree Cencephalartos tridmdii) bearing ita ooloeaal fruit, pro. renting noeal appearance. The factory Hr. Ersne, Englishman ...