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... 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 ...
... repair at the King Yard at Deptford, for the intended voyage to the Society lihmds, for the purpofe of tranfporting the bread-fruit trees to the Weft Indies. A large is prepared between the docks to receive the trees their native foil. room is fitted for ...
... 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 ...
... prefect them the followirg. THIS Clip failed from England in the autumn of 1757, a voyage to the Society Iftands, for bread-fruit trees, intended for our Weft-India fettletnents, which climate, was the opinion of Sir Jofepi> Build. AtyfcJgfcttifueMfefutijr ...
... 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 ...
... the forest side with grass, and clay houses from Timbuctoo and huts from the banks of the Zambesi ; stick fig trees, bread-fruit trees, and cocoa palms down in any corner where they'll grow, and a lime kilu wherever there is room, and you will have a very ...
... who possessed a copy of the ; bible bad beeu perverted from his faith; and, notwith- j standing their cocoa nut aud bread fruit trees had been. I cut down, and other desolations inflicted by the French j protectorate, they had mauaged to contribute, in ...
... Bligh, rector of Rum- blekirk, Norfolk, and great niece of Admiral Bligh, who sailed round the world and discovered the bread-fruit tree. Owing to the absence of important witnesses the inquest was adjourned. The in- quest was resumed on Wednesday. The jury ...