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... MIL GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN ON ENGLAND. Mr. 6. F. Train, our 1421•41 TS doubtless AWNS, lea long since returned to America. On his arrival he Was feted on various occasions, in return for which he IW/delivered addressee, evidently for the express maps* of ...
... MR. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Mr. Edmund Yates famines a caste: pang with the fellowlart sketch of Mr. George Frauds Trairr, who mime tale country from Asmara. eons two pan ago, for the purpose?' lutralaciag lab England his vetoer amputate and Mr. Train had ...
... Horace Greely ? Greely ? Greely said Artemos. Horace Greely Who is The mao silent for about five minutes; then said. “George Francis Train is looking up a goad deal a row over in England: do you think they will throw him Train Train Georg© Frauds Train said ...
... New York, where, on the next day, he was interviewed by a re|»orter of the World, and received the congratulation* of George Francis Train. He then sailed for Vera Cruz, having been invited by the Mexican Government to assume the chief command of their armies ...
... the leading firms were not represented at the meeting, it was decided to adjourn it for a fortnight. MR. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Mr. George Francis Train writes to us from the Laugham Hotel, under date yesterday : This libel appears In your journal as a ...
... request of the passenger* by Dr. A. A. Wiliita, Philadelphia, and to which w* an indebted for the above facts. Mr. George Francis Train was on* of the pasrangars the first voyage, sad composed several patriotic affusirna in celebration of the 4th of July ...
... Liverpool County Court, is indisposed, and his medical advisers have ordered him to the South of Francs for a time. George Francis Train will start from Boston on the 9th of next month on a tour round the world, which he expects to accomplish in sixty ...
... by him.' An application was made to Mr. Jetties Booth, In De hlin, on Friday, for an order for the dircharge of Mr. George Francis Train, on the ironed of irregula• pity in the proceedings by the libbw Vale Company. The learned Judge, holding that the ...
... is I udiana. Down cast they pet a ran in gaol for swindling. The audacious wretch dried mow and sold it for rialt. George Francis Train declare.— I ndieule nothing sauna understand—whic h exempts nearly everything. A New lock bell. told • snitor . for ...