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... Bounty failed from England to effect has been aM, to this (hip ; two Botaoills are to embark in f the prefervation of the bread fruit tree. . The Economy, of Sunderland, a large the coal trade, of 700 tons burthen, which ! 1 off Margate a few days fince, has ...
... BREAD FRUIT TREE EXPEDITION. Thurfday advices were received by Government, of the fafe arrival of His Majefty’s (hip the Providence, commanded Capt. Bligh, with the Afliftance tender in company, at Kingfton, in the of Jamaica. Thefe two veflels failed ...
... Cabinet, &c, &e. The journal of Lieutenant Blrgh ’* voyage, In hi* Majefty's Inip Bounty, for the purpole of conveying the Bread Fruit Tree from the South Sea Iflandt to the Weft Indict, including a Narrative of the mutiny on board the Bounty —and of Lieutenant ...
... Cabinet, &c. &c. The Journal of Lieutenant Bl h’s voyage, in his Majefty’g ft.ip Bounty, for the purpofe of conveying the Bread Fruit Tree from tbe South Sea Islands to the West Indies, eluding a Narrative the Mutiny on board tbe and Lieutenant Eligh’s fubfequent ...
... Keeper of the Philvfbphtcal Cabinet, & of Lieutenant BUgh’s voyage, >» »»'• M*'. jefty’s mip Bounty, for the conveying the Bread Fruit Tree from the South Sea Ifland* to the Weft Indies, including a Narrative of the mutiny board the Bounty —•and Lieutenant ...
... Keeper of the Philofcphkal Cabinet,&c. &c. The Journal Lieutenant voyage, in his Bounty, forthe purpofe of conveying'he Bread Fruit Tree from the South Sea Islands to the West Indies, including a Narrative the Mutiny board the Bounty—and of Lieutenant Bligh’s ...
... which is iodecd the natural climate of the.Bresd Fruit tree. Notwiibfianding there it do fruit prefent on at.y of the Bread fruit trees in the Nurfery, yet ohe the (mailed plants has already put out two lockers from (be roo s; fevers! of the other trees ...
... ' ri‘ )f .in^* ■ j s, ARTHUR MANCLARK. THOMAS BALDOCK, J4.WOOD, iJT was at Holland, where, my great fatiseven of the bread fruit-trees bearing fruit, tir r niore g> have every appearance of perfeclion. h evc b,eac ...
... sold out tot lie poof in small proportions, under the direction of the present respectable Bail iff of the town. 'fhe Bread Fruit Tree flourishes .so much at|Surtnam, that whole groves of it lane been planted. It has been found that the process of drying ...
... course I of fortnight, which time, it is probable, the commercial arrangements will have been M. I Andrcossi arrived. The Bread Fruit Tree grows spontaneously ail over die island of Amboyna, (he cultivation of which is very attentively observed; the fiiiil ...
... THE It is. well known. that, in the year 1789, his Ma- jesty’s armed vessel the Bounty, while employed in conveying the bread fruit tree from Otaheite to the British Colonies inthe West was taken from her commander, Lieutenant William Bligh, by a part of ...
... that M. de Salamanca, the wellknown Spanish banker and railway concessional, has been created Marquis de Salamanca. The bread fruit tree from South Africa, in the tropical department of the Crystal Palace, is now bear'ng its colossal frnit. The nest of a ...