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... feeds for the royal garden at Pans, He prefemed them to this country. The cinnamon, civnnhire,. mango, and a fpenes of bread fruit-trees, are qui'e 'n ihei element. Ol the cinnamon there are already hiryfiae young plants from layers nrocured ; and t make ...
... higher ground. A (hip of war is now fitting out for the purpofe of being fent toOtaheite, in order convey plants of the bread fruit-tree to the Weft India iftands. It tp contain a complete apparatus of hot-houle, and bocanift and gardener are to accompany ...
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... repair at theKing’s yard Deptford, for the intended voyage to the Society Iflands, for the purpofe of tranfporting the bread fruit trees the Weft Indies. A large fpace is prepared between the decks to receive the trees with their foil. room to be fitted ...
... experienced Captain Cook ; but at one iiland they attempted to Ileal a boat and anchor, and fume hollilitics enfued. The bread fruit trees remaining board were in profperous a Hate, that Lieutenant lilig’a to himfelf the gratification of conveying them fafe ...
... came in too authenticated ftape to be This ftip failed frem Eng'and in the 1787, a voyage to the Society Iftanda, for bread fruit trees, intended for ou- Weft India fcrtli ments, la which eii mate, it was the opinion of Sir Jofitph Banks, th*y might fn ...
... dared Bath, inferred in the Jamaica Osteite, Dec, |p, 1794. Yetierday I at Holland, where, to great fatisfaclioß, I Bread-Fruit-Trees bewing fifuit, and, what is ftiU pleafintr, they' hive everv appearahee'bf bringing their fruit perfeflion. ' ■. ■' ' ...