... associates, and on Sunday evening hd swallowed a quantity of arsenic, and expired in great agony nexe morning. t The bread-fruit tree is about to introduced into the gardens at Chiswick, by the Horticultural Society. One day last week, four topers, just ...

... conversation under the particular circumstances ; but we happened to be conservatory; there was before us specimen the bread-fruit tree, and it was then fruiting, which led me to observe casually to one of the eldest, that it seemed a very singular thing ...

... con- Maize, or Indian corn, is native of Mexico, and was unknown in Europe until after the discoveries of Columbus. The bread fruit tree is a native of the South Sea Islands, particularly Otaheite. Tea is found a native nowhere except in China and Japan ...

... England ! Here grew the splendid plumiwia, wi:h its deliciously fragrant scent; there bananas of giant size; papay, and bread-fruit trees, reared their lofty heads over'the wall We descended a flfght of steps, green with the continued warm moisture of the ...

... candidates for the two new collectorships will be considered, and the appointments wi.l take place at nine o'clock. The Bread Fruit Tree.—There at this time in tbe conservatory of Alfred Orrell, Esq , of The Grove, Cheadle, a fine specimen of this extraordinary ...

... succeeded in taking most of the prizes, and lie also exhibited couple of orange trees laden with fruit, and banana or bread-fruit tree, not for competition. The display of roses was excellent, Mr. Joseph Walsh taking 12 prizes for those he exhibited. A ...

... Mr. Williams and his missionary companions lived among savages, who sustained themselves on yams and the produce the bread fruit tree, and the Europeans were obliged to live in the same ■way. At the end of ten years they got ox and killed it,with view ...

... the lessee giving a distinct promise that he would not have any more of the dangerous rope performances. The African Bread-fruit Tree (Encejjhalartos tridenta) in the tropical department of the Crystal Palace is now bearing its colossal fruit, presenting ...

... where their neighbours, leading easier lives under more favour- able conditions, remain poor. In countries where the bread fruit tree; the’ plantain, or thé cdcoa- palm grow, 80 that the liv @ without doing a month’s work, in a year, you will seldom find ...

... although Nrw York to China by 5, the voyage from miles, runs through the heart of a tropical forest. “ Cocea, palms, and bread- fruit trees wave their branches on eit her side, and fr.m the fastnesses of murky swamps rich! y-coloured aq plants rise in luxuriant ...

... cocoa-nut, sour-sop, sweet-sop, papaw, cashew-apple, grandella, and prickly-pear. The orange, lime, lemon, mango, grape, bread-fruit tree, and cinnamon tree have all been naturalised the island and thrive well. The sugar-cane is the chief production of Jamaica ...

... plant, rice, and the poppy the spandrels there are various orchids and the quassia; and in the four panels below are bread-fruit tree, pomegranate, camelias, andrhododendrons. In the following bay the illustrations ara drawn from plants of European reputation ...