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... lately re- ceived from Grenada a valuable accession lo its excellent collection of pianist among others, a specimen of the bread fruit tree Artocarpus lncisa * the Mango ?? Jndica, which produces a most delicious fruit ; the Cacao, or chocolate tree, Theobroma ...
... cultivate 1 rVT-'' The P ro ...
... Bt Gor-twv will be “ whinjpg”. without BACHELORS, BEWARER.—An Aloe planted near the wildering bread fruit tree causes it.to. revive and become as good as new. A similar fact shows itself the * ecalico ~ .* Plant a.good, chelor, aven- S bachelor vieasure ...
... 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 ...
... Johnson stand collection of contributed Mr R G of Trevarrick which included excellent specimens of musa caven-dishii bread fruit tree) imperial large fine flowers) araucaria excelsa (or pine) begonias cyrtoceras reflexa neri-folias oculata humea elegans ...
... contributed a very nice collection of plants, among which we noticed weU grown and handsome specimen ef Musa Cavendishu (the bread fruit tree), Orchid Stanhopu, Begonia fuchsiaoides, Coleris Verschafeltii, Cyssus revultua, Draecena te-rininalis, Orchid Cattleya ...
... ferns contributed specimens of Bondelctia argyroatigmn Tritouia nurea parviflora Clercdendron affine Coleus Veitcbii (bread fruit tree) Ac Mr G F of Truro plant we hut very one nntaleusis (African blood flower) with its large brilliant flower An prize ...
... though silent protest agaiust the calumnies heaped upon bis race. Another delicate garment is a Tappa mantle made from the bread fruit tree, and such ns worn by ladies Nukuhiva, one of tbe Marquesas. Here too are specimens of poccha, found what is known as ...
... about how lived—sometimes burning, sometimes soaked to the skin, half the time hungry. I found berries and routs and a bread fruit tree, and caught parrot aud roasted her. I stuck to the cappeu. I suppose month went so, and ho could just move little ; then ...
... Tahitian Bible.-The Rev. j. L. Green has come home a mission from the interesting island of Tahiti, the home of the bread fruit tree. Tahiti has Bible in its own language ; but it is expensive as to be beyond the reach of the nativei*. can be got for ...
... Tahitian Bible.—The Rev. J. L. Green ha* come home on mission from the interesting island of Tahiti, the home of the bread fruit tree. Tahiti has a Bible in its own language ; bat it is so expensive as be beyond the reach of the natives. can be got for ...
... who had sfiiled “with Captain Cook on navigating voice, and to whom me Cornishman is awarded the credit of giving the bread fruit tree to the; West Indian Islands. His first crew having mutinied, and eighteen men were put to sea /in open boat, and oo extremely ...