... dwelling-houses, were the syslcra properly carried out. may mention that noticed in the hot-house line of the Mma CmwIMU, or bread fruit tree, with .lark green leaves, about lhr« feet long and twenty Inches broad. , In ibis part of the country, draining of land ...

... cotton t. en, the sugar cane, the banana, the plantain, the cinnamon, the palm, the cocoa nut tree, the mahogany tree, the bread fruit tree, the indigo, the banyan tree, the citron, the clove, the nutmeg. the chocolate, the cork tree, the cedar, &c., all more ...

... Park, a rare collection specimens of plants, consisting amongst others of the tea, coffee, and India-Rubber plants, the bread-fruit tree, the pitcher plant, and a splendid collection of heaths and ferns, all of which were kindly given by the High Sheriff ...

... a pened to be passing through on his way to join his 4 He had h ment stationed somewhere ou the coast. 1 crea- | of @ bread-fruit tree in the company of his friend whom he put up, and expressed a wish to taste som hi the produce. “ You will think it odd ...

... to whom the society were indebted for the exhibition of those conspicuous objects of attraction — an orange tree, a bread-fruit tree, and the very curious snake cucumber, 6 ft. 4 in. long; there were also from Duporth, some very fine Hamburgh grapes ...

... ashes from Pompeii; fragment of mosaic pavement from Pompeii; two small figures from Thebes; part of the fruit of the bread-fruit tree: seed-vessel of the stocking plant; two Australian fish-hooks, made of motherof-pearl ; two ancient British spear-heads; ...

... of the hundreds of acres vurchased by the negroes. Almost every negro would be fonnd with his own house and i land—the bread fruit tree producing two crops a-year on one side his cottage ; the Passiflora Grandiflora—a large kind of passion-flower on the ...

... this side , from west of us, to the high mount A vast number of cocoa-nut trees wore uprooted or broken ; and many more bread-fruit trees are down than are left standing; the taro is much injured, Las rticularly that in fusi marshy) and low he streams were ...

... the settlement we collected the seeds of various plants, and were informed of their various uses by our friends. The bread-fruit tree was pointed out to us. It has beautiful shining leaves We also passed under the shade of a banyan tree which covered ...

... ensign, who happened to be passing through on hi5 way to join his resi. meat stationed somewhere on the coast. Hehdhadof bread-fruit tree in the compound of his friend with whom hae had out up, and expressed a wish to taste some of the produce. You will think ...

... _constitutes _( _lie wliole of their own _knowledge . _Tims , for _instance , at _some labour and _expense , _the _banana or bread-fruit tree is made to drop hot buttered rolls on _tlic _breakfast table _, tliat _a young griffin may _have liis mind _fully awake ...

... conservatories—the latter form a long semi-circular range of buildings with a lofty central glass dome, in which palms, bread-fruit trees, and other tropical productions, are growing in all their native luxuriance. In front is a large circular fountain, and ...