... their labours, aud their un- seal have alteady produced amongst us, but must ‘@ thrill! of exultation.” Their are a bread fruit- tree to the hungry, their words are balm.of Gilead to the their example is the myrrh of society. And who eam caleulate the ...

... fear, in our country only fit for a hothouse.” The locust bean is the Ceratonia siliqua; it is also called St. John's bread fruit tree; it has been long time an inhabitant of our greenhouses, and we don’t know that it has ever been tried whether hardy ...

... nevertheless,in its family and alliance may be found some of the noblest members of the vegetable kingdom ; such are the bread fruit tree, the mulberry, the hop, the hemp, the fig, the stately banyan and the deadly upas. It has not been without its affectionate ...

... incis-0 ■*• eatou. ■ In tha islands of tho Soath See, grain of overy kind disappears, ' its place being supplied by the bread fruit tree and tha pisang ln tho tropical ports of New Holland there is no sgricultu.ro Naturs does all the work ; tho iahabitants ...

... cloth, called chu ma, is from a net*]* S cbinese grass cloth ; this last from the btx ...

... nevertheless, in its family and alliances ma found some of the noblest members of the vegetable kingdom; such are the bread- fruit tree, the mulberry, the hop, the hemp, the fig, the stately banyan, and the deadly upas. It has not been with- out its af ...

... nevertheless, in its family and alliances may be found some of the noblest members of the vegetable kingdom; such are the bread fruit tree, the mulberry, the hop, the hemp, tbe fig, the stately banyan, and the deadly upas. It has not been without ita affectionate ...

... (Artocarpus incisa' are eaten. In the islands of the South Sea, grain of every kind disappears ; its place being supplied the bread fruit tree and the pisang. In the tropical parts of New Holland there is no agriculture. Nature does all the work: the inhabitants ...

... nevertheless, in its family and alliances, may be found some of the noblest members of the vegetable kingdom; ■ach are the bread-fruit tree, the mulberry, the hop, the hemp, the fig, the stately banyan, and the deadly upas. It tis not for its botanical beauty ...

... s, in its family and allii ances may be found some of the noblest memi bers of the vegetable kingdom; such are the ! bread-fruit tree, the mulberry, the hop, the [ hemp, the fig, the stately banyan, and the deadly upas. It has net been without its | i ...

... nevertheless, in ita family and alliances, maybe found some of the noblest members of the vegetable kingdom; such are the bread-fruit tree,the mulberry, the hop, the hemp, the fig, the stately banyan, ami the deadly upas. It is not for its botanical beauty ...

... vertheless, in its family and alliances, may found some of the noblest members of the vegetable kingdom ; such are the bread-fruit tree, the mul berry, the hop, the hemp, the fig, the stately banyan, and the deadly upas. t is not for its botanical beauty ...