... plant calcu- lated to produce fou r thousaud pounds of butter a day. Surely the most prolific plant on record I The bread- fruit tree is fairly productive, but this butter-' plant entirely overshadows it. Perhaps a careful grafting might produce a ...

... Lisburne. I r at ed London News. The tropical department of the Crystal Palace now contains a fine specimen of the African bread- fruit tree (encephalartos tridenta), bearing its colossal fruit, presenting a very novel appearance. A Patriotic Soldier.—We have ...

... go to Venice in the courfe of September or fOC tober, to receive the oath of fidelity from their new fiibjeis. d The Bread Fruit Tree grows fpontaneoufly all e over the ifland of Amboyna, the cultivation of e which is very attentively obferved ; the fruit ...

... particularised, is placed in the large, pavilion. Close at hand, and likely to interest t e general public, is a small bread fruit tree (musa Caven- dishli), contributed, with other plants, by Miss Ifarington, Worden Hall, Preston. It may also be mentioned ...

... vators, professional and amateur A stand of stove plants, including a beautiful specimen of the' Mustr Uavedisha, or bread fruit tree, and a stand of Greenhouse plants, of great luxuriance and beauty, sent for exhibition by Mr Joseph Mackie, gardener ...

... fishing in- dustrv promoted with good reoslts. The prin- cipal fruits crown in the islands are pine-apples, limes, the bread fruit tree, and mangoes. FORGLEN PARISlH CHURCH. On Sunday Rev. George Lawson, M1eA., minister-elect of Selkir: Parish, preached ...

... conspicuons peak caled 'A nm's Look-out; and the Unon Jack was foweld flying from the staff close by the church. i 'Tlhe bread fruit tree appears likely to flourish again, as a i they are carefully propagating it. I saw several very t leilthy looking ones ...

... require shoes, stockings, and prints for dresses. Excessive rain has consider. ablv interfered with theyamrn crop, but the bread. fruit tree appears likely to Rlosirish again, and cocton is being cultivated. The primitive existence or these people, far from ...

... -Jcl, fanci-fal, and care-0Jl. '2 the folowint curious trees have been difcovered withi . the Jail rWtry years, vs. the Bread Fruit Tree, the .Burrs, Frsuit Tree, the TalA'w Fruit Tree._..A Ftedb Geh- tleman obfened ,that if a Chfe* Fruit Tree id be di.I ...

... stated to the meeting. W. S. To the Editor of The Bristol -Mercnry, SiR,-As we have not yet had the 2nd chapter of the bread fruit tree, I would beg to offer a substitute in a new view of the evils of the corn laiss. As I was the other evening readitg a ...

... content, without fear of frost or pruning. Some specimens of the curious India rubber or caout- chouc tree, and the Caffre bread fruit tree, the singular looking elephant's foot plant, and a splendid American aloe, are also among the colleotion already in the ...

... cre present intention is tointroduce somse measure into that country -in ii Tit analogous to our poor laws. 0 rt, The bread fruit tree is about to be introduced into thegaedeas butt rdat Cidsiwick, by'the Horticultural Society. St An individual, in Do ...