... perfons 129 Biffet, J. tried for murder Bla,cklock, Dr, his life and writings 469. 540 Bligh, Capt. his expedition for the bread fruit tree 87. ii 3. Gold medal adjudged to Blind, l'ociety for their relief 632. See Blacklock. Bodies, dead, extraordinary change ...

... perfon who fhould firft con■ol|, r the iflands in the South Sea, 'Hands in the eft Indies fubjeft fhj reat Britain, the bread fruit tree. a,Uab, tree will now probably be ''(Ji.g the inhabitants of the Weft St' » Capt Bligh having left at St Vins a . * Jamaica ...

... Royal Il'ghnefs wi'hout emolument, and that, in f,ict, he could not think of accepting any f.i-lary. The plants of the bread fruit tree taken 4 I t« o the Weft Indies Capt. Bligh, we are happy to learn, thrive remarkably well. Some left at Jamaica by Admiral ...

... formof palifades, the pods of which, ' ced an oblique direction, K/ere e rahly near to each other ; within ''s grew bread-fruit trees, plantain - t? s, the corypba umhracuFifcra (great palm) &c. Further on, in or much lefs exteHt, we found hut, of conical ...