... The centre was composed the larger specimens,— the Cissus, Colei, Dracenas, the larger ferns, and three plants of the bread fruit tree. The most noticeable features of the whole display, many of which have been previously mentioned this year, may be given ...

... oihicd to such criminal neglect The trop cal department of the Crystal Palace row coal a fin - specimen of the African bread* fruit tree- { art >s tridental, bearing it* colossal fruit. prcsvi.'.:.ig very navel pearanco. ...

... have been known in which the female plant has prodteed botk bloom and fruit. There are also some fjne spediineiw the bread fruit tree, and many fineiplants from Peru. The vineries and peach house are also in admirable condition, and reflect great credit ...

... tastefully in various ways — with asparagus, broom, laurel, and the like. Mr Lakes, of Trevarrick, exhibited : a fine bread fruit tree, and a specimen of the auricca excelsa. A very pretty collection of cut roses, carnations, picotees, gladiolas, stocks ...

... orders taken for supply, as in the case of wholesale Anuses, no lec.r.sie ii ed. T. 11.-- Tic black fellow who has a bread fruit tree in his patch of land has • treasure which relieves hiyi front the of labouring for It is a handsome tree, growing in ...

... cereus, American aloe, butterfly flower? Trees were then noticed, particularly the Wellingtonia gigantea, mahogany tree, bread fruit tree, shea or butter tree, cow tree, tallow tree, and many others, conclud ng an interesting lecture by some remarks on the ...

... s of our beyhood we had the impression that after at uf the mutiny of the Bounty had our first attempts to bring the bread fruit tree to the West ...

... Lisburne. I r at ed London News. The tropical department of the Crystal Palace now contains a fine specimen of the African bread- fruit tree (encephalartos tridenta), bearing its colossal fruit, presenting a very novel appearance. A Patriotic Soldier.—We have ...

... gigantic example of the Mesa Caren. diskii, the so-called Dwarf Chinese I'latntain•trec, known, also, as the Banana or Bread fruit Tree. Mr. Medley's specimen was brought for the purpose of exhibiting the extraordinary quantity of fibre contalked in this ...

... loud report. The shells are worked into cups and a great variety of other useful and ornamental household utensils. The bread fruit tree. Here is something useful well curious. Would that it grew somewhere besides in the Pacific. The fruit attains the size ...

... loud report. The shells are worked into cups and a great variety of other useful and ornamental household utensils. The bread fruit tree. Here is something useful as well as curious Would that it grew somewhere besides in the Pacific. The fruit attains the ...

... 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 ...