... a Provincial newfpaper. ‘s 4 The following curious trees have been difcovered within the lait twenty years, viz, the Bread Fruit Tree, the Batter Fruit Tree, the Tallow Eeuit Tree. A Wejh Géntleman ob. ferved, that if x Cheefe Fruit Tree fhould be difcovered ...

... Bounty. Tl i* kno. i>, that in the year 1789, his Majesty’s armed visse, the Bounty, t'hile employed in conveying lie bread fruit tree trom Otaheite the British colonies in the West Indies, was taken from her commander, Jv.folcnant »Vm. Bligh, part the ...

... their under the divert»uu their common father, Adams, the culture the ground, whico produced cocoa outs benanas, the bread fruit tree, yams sweet potatoes and turnips. They hare also plenty hug* and goat* the woods abound with species of wild hug, and ...

... extend 20. Mr. Nelson, the botauist, who accompanied Captain Bligh to the South Seas, for the purpose of conveying tbe bread fruit tree to the West Indies, when on Van Dlemnn’s Land, found a tree in a thriving state, of tbe enormous sice of 33$ feet in ...

... piece of cloth made for clothing by the Islanders of the South sea; it is made from the bark of the Artocarpus lucisa, or bread fruit tree. It is dyed coloured in stripes, by which learn that the art of design, and the ornaments of dress pervade the southern ...

... of cloth made for clothing by the islanders of the South Sea ; it is made from the bark of the Artocarpus Incisa, or bread fruit tree. It is dyed or coloured in stripes, by which we learn that the art of design, and the ornaments of dress pervade the ...

... much interesting information respecting the chocolate nut. the cannon-ball tree, the St. John's bread tree, the monkey bread fruit tree, and other productions of transmarine climates. The lecture throughout was characterised by perspicuity of style, and ...

... objects mentioned our last, as exciting particular attention at the exhibition, we noticed the following : _The Banana, or Bread Fruit Tree, sent from the gardens of Earl Shrewsbury. It was planted opposite the back entrance into the room : its height was feet ...

... the present period.] THE BREAD FRUIT TREE. A TALK OF TIIK SANDWICH ISLES. (From the Times.) I'll tell you a tale of the Southern Seas, You may laugh at, or cry at—just you please. Scant was the growth of the bread-fruit tree the beautiful Isle of Owhyhee ...

... latter in olden times— P Cunningham surgeon RAILWAYS s w c THE BREAD-FRUIT TREE I'll tell talc of the southern You laugh or cry at just you please Moore Scant the growth of the bread-fruit tree On the beautiful island of Owyhee While of it richly grew fietds ...

... If. Jessop, of Cheltenham, where it is open to the inspection of the curious. It belongs the same class of plants the Bread Fruit Tree, and was first brought to this country by the Duke of Devonshire, about thirty years since ; and in consequence the intetest ...

... the first prize for those in pots was display of roses and other and J E Esq of Warlcy Hall sent exhibition a specimen bread fruit tree whieh prize Of vegetables not large nor display and not on caff for particular remark On tlie whole one and the being ...