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... Black. (9) 'The Merchant Abroad in Europe, Asia, and Australia. A Selies of Letters from Java, Singapore, &c. &c.' B, George Francis Train, of Boston. With an Introduction by Preemen Hunt, A.M. 0dtro th 'Merchants' Magazine.' Sampson Low, Son, and Co. New ...
... lewd haw ward se are appeared. Than to l iterating diresd, in Europe, Asia, and Ana. trahh. A min of Letters. Ily GEORGS FRANCIS TRAIN. Laudon: Sampson Low and Co. New York : 0. P. Putnam and Co. The counting-house tourist is either a very maw stag and ...
... whose productions every man of taste is so deeply indebted. The Merchant Abroad, in Europe, Asia, and Australia. By George Francis Train. Sampson Low and Son, London.—Mr. Train is an American, and the go-ahead energy of his pen indicates the character ...
... This day, at all the Libraries and Book Clubs, ~\r OUN AMERICA ABROAD. .1 By GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, of Boston, Mass. Post Bvo, eloih, B>. M. Sampson Low, Sox, and Co., 47, Ludgato-hlll. PUBLICATIONS- BRITISH RULE in INpiA : An Historical Sketch. By HARRIET ...
... the Authoress of “The Fair Carew.” 38 vols.,post Bvo. Smith &E. ..ooonnn. 31/6 Young America in Wall Street. By George Francis Train. Crown BVO. LoOW.evceeessoassaassscossssnsscasanss 7/6 Uncle Jack the Fault Killer. By the Author of “ Round the ...
... LITERATURE. Young- America Abroad in Europe, Asia, and Aus- tralia. Ey George Francis Train. Sampson Eow, Son, and Co. It is not every day that we have the good fortune to happen upon a baok of .foreign travel indicating in the author such nice habits ...
... knowledge of the use that can in any given case be made of the collection. (10) ' Young America in Wall Street.' By George Francis Train. Low, Son, and Co. (Ii) ' Buchan.' By the Rev. John B. Pratt, M.A. Smith. (12) ' The Plant Hunters; or, Adventures ...
... BUI ol 'Hitfhts. Mr. R. W. Kennard, in a very spirited speech \g America and Old England— Divided 1780, United Mr. George Francis Train responded in an e.tra .iilinaiiiv long and able address, whicii tie the* hour ami our limited space preclude at from ...
... Mr. R. W. Kennard, in a very snirited speech, gave Young America and Old England—bivided 1766, United 1858. Mr. George Francis Train responded to the toast in an extraordinarily long and able address, which the lateness of the hour and our limited ...
... represented in Congress territories, not yet having been organized as States. Most respectfully your obedient servant, GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. 34, Great George-street, Westminster. July 21. ...
... • YOUNG AMERICA.” Under the titles of Young America in Wall-street” and “Young America Abroad,” Mr. George Francis Train, of Boston, Massachusetts late of Melbourne, Australia, now of London and Liverpool and perhaps of Nishni-Novogorod, and, for all ...
... reference to banking , matters, a very interesting paper on Russian trade I fairs. Young America in tt all-street. By George Francis Train. Sampson Low and Co. j Mr. Train has obtained considerable notice as the au- thor of Young America Abroad, and on ...