... etale tii houses in Green-walk, which were owned by the Metropolitan Board. STREET RAILWAYS. 1 A letter was read front George Francis Train, Iwj., with a imposition to lay tramways aloug the principal directs of he district, at his own coit, . under the ...

... action matter until you can see the system under weigh in Victoria-street. I am, gentlemen, your obedient servant, George Francis Train. To the Vestry of St. llarylebene. It was then resolved, with only five or six dissentients, to adjourn th e consideration ...

... Advertise for tenders were ordered to he issued. Street Railways. Mr. Samuels and Mr. ]>ruce attended 011 behalf of 1 Mr. George Francis Train, in reference to his appli- ! cation for leave to construct street tram way in seve- ! f the principal thoroughfares ...

... upon this matter until you can see the system under way in Victoria-street. I am, gentlemen, your obedient servant, GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.—To the Vestry of St. .Marylebone. It was then resolved, with only five or six dissentients, to adjourn the consideration ...

... upon this matter until you can see the system under weigh in Victoria-street. I am, gentlemen, your obedient servant, George Francis Train. To the Vestry of St. Marylebone. It was then resolved, with only five or six dissentients, to adjourn the consideration ...

... ken up, and he would support Mr. Death's amendment. Mr. George Francis Train was then called forward, and if the chairman would allow him, he would briefly describe the roadway. He did not come there to ask for money; he had his own money ' and his p ...

... mutilated bodies were stretched along the track, have right to inquire if, in this case, some one is not to blame. George Francis Train.” EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY AND FRAUD IN THE LEATHER TRADE. Lfick Robert Toole, partner in the late firm of ...

... mutilated bodies were stretched along the track, have a right to inquire if, in :Ihis case, some one ie not to blame. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. ...

... witness's -house that he had engaged tbe plaintiffs services, and bad promised to give him 2uuo7. if successful. Mr. George Francis Train proved that he had seen tl-.e plaintiff at the dinner on bo.-.rl the Indian Empire, find also in l'aris. where he was ...

... an unfortunate day for the removal, the weather successful. being very wet. He considered matters had now become Mr. George Francis Train proved that he had seen the very serious, and be fetched Mrs. Dent. She arrived about plaintiff at the dinner on board ...

... an unfortunate day for the removal, the weatbei successful. being very wet. He considered matters had now become Mr. George Francis Train proved that he had seen the very serious, and he fetched Mrs. Dent. She arrived aboul plaintiff the dinner on boar ...

... plaintiff to use his interest in assisting in getting up the company, and had promised him if succeeded £2, 000. Mr. George Francis Train, the patentee of the street railways, stated he accompanied the plaintiff to a dinner Southampton. He found defendant ...