... THE BREAD FRUIT TREE A TALA SANDWICH ISLES. I’ll teil you a tale of the southern Sea*. You may laugh at, or cry it—just as you plea** Scant wa* the growth of the Bread-fruit Tree On the beautiful Isle of Owhyhee, WBile gift of lleavei*! it richly grew ...

... impatience by some —it was eagerly -voided by others who took refuge in the lobbies or else- *here.—Non conformist. The Bread fruit tree (Artocarpus incisa) is remarkable br its large and brilliant leaf, and for tbe general beauty of its appearance, in which ...

... I from tbe Roewood Nurseries. The collection included j a ruagn .ficent palm, a splendid treo fern, the areca palm, a bread fruit tree, a group of chrysantuemums, j fine specimens of aralia, and a hair-foot fern of very ; large dimensions, lhe Araneaiia ...

... by Marshall and Gilbert in 1788, and the shallow soil produces cocoa-nuts, pandanus, andja species of the taro. The bread- fruit tree flourishes on some of the islands. The climate is equable, and though the heat is great, it is found less oppressive ...

... the Arcea (producing (be Betel Not with which the Chineae beaux and belle* dye their teeth rad colour), the Mango, the Bread Fruit tree, the Camphor, the Sugar Cane, (he Bamboo. the plant that yields the gum of which Indian robber manufactured, and (ha ...

... been found considerable numbers In the state of Ohio, and in the vicinity of Ohio river. Among these plants, are the bread-fruit tree, the species of palm which produces the cocoanut. and the bamboo. The writer states that he has in his possession the ...

... adopted by the Missionaries—lntellectual Capacities,-illustrated Anvcdotrs, Poetry, Speeches, Ac.— Trainee of the Islands. Bread Fruit Tree-lln Value, Uses, &c.~Specimens of the Fruit, Wood of the Tiee. and Cloth made from its Bark—Coeoanut Tree -Its Value—Ease ...

... by the natives, Governor Bruat and bis troops returned to the beach, pillaged and destroyed the village, felled the bread fruit trees, cocoa mv trees, orange trees, &c.,and left a desert where they found a district of unparalleled fertili- ty, comfort ...

... iait division which took place in 1825, when the numbers were—For the Claims 130, agaiust them 176, majority 48. , Thd bread-fruit tree is about to be introduced inta the gardens at Chiswick, by the Ilorticultnral Society. . , , . Amongst splendid list ...

... Bligh, rector of Rum- blekirk, Norfolk, and great niece of Admiral Bligh, who sailed round the world and discovered the bread-fruit tree. The whole of the family have been most unfortunate, and several brothers have met with a similar end to deceased. Her ...

... the plants as in tho other houses, are in a very healthy condition, are some excellent specimens of crotons, plantini (bread-fruit tree), and a number of other choice plants. The peach house and vineries are full of fruit, and in one of the grape houses ...

... 'Mtassa's village. This was built on a table-land of some miles in extent, and although palm, banana, cocoa-nut, and bread-fruit trees grew plentifully in the little town itself, and afforded a delightful shade from the scorching buu, the country around ...