... thlree novelties, deserving special rensark. In the centre of the orchestra was placed a large specimen of thee Banana or bread fruit tree, Mttsel Cavrendishtii, (from the conserva- tory of Mr.'John Gott, Armicy Hall), upon ?? twvo large bunches of fully ruse ...

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... traveller is soon in the midst of a scene of tropical ds beauty hardly to he eurpasted in flue wsorld. Coco~a, e- ?? and bread-fruit trees wave their brenluces on either reside, andl frons ithe fasineecsfe of murlcy swnmps) richly- lycoloured aquatic planlts ...

... uncertain, and, if hard pressed, ceases to yield a supply. In some countries, the pith of the sago-pabm, the fruit of the bread-fruit tree, the root of the esculent fern, or the lowly fucgus, lichen, or' sea-weed, supplied spontaneously by nature, serve to ...