... very magnificent citron tree in frnit, G. Hm, Esq., second. this department tn*j observed remarkable specimen of the bread-fruit tree, hearing, termed mns Cavendishi,” for which the Chief Secretary was again successful in gaining first prize, and which ...

... Society, too, bad offered prizes for the cultivation new fruits and vegetables, and solemnly predict, that as there was bread fruit tree, ere long there would bread-and-butter tree, and perhaps, snccessful grafting, even a plum-padding tree! We believe made ...

... Leonora, Eugene, Scribe. Moyerbeer, and Stevenson, and. indeed, all were Lord Portarlington exhibited specimen of banana or bread-fruit tree, which created some little MtoniehmcDt, well some splendid pineapples pots. The show of frnit was remarkably good. The ...

... Pacific, the trav-ller i* soon in the midst of aoen* ol tr- p eal beauty hardly to be in the world. Ueoea. palms, aod bread.fruit tree* wave their branches either aid*, tod from the fasta users of murky swamp* richly coloured aquatic plants riss in loxorisst ...

... wa* eimply a drive through a royal park, nothing but fruit tree* ca*tmg their shadows over the tidy native bats, the bread-fruit tree especially with large leaves, then the orange tree*, bananas, mango, lime, wild Citron. Ac., and waving over them all ...

... maiutiiueh ou the icsourcts supplied to it from across the Atlantic. What will ba the result, then the uprooting of the bread fruit tree io America? The League ha* been ever careful to prevent the prying of tbe curious into its accounts, but this much at ...