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... and the members separated. Gronoe Fraxcis Traiy SeEgiva Ao Town m WastaiNsTer ABsEY.—We are told by a New England : “ George Francis Train is understood to luon:n.-o powerfully affected by the wish of Canon Kingsley that some American might be buried in ...

... fashion (renewed laughter). re?-t, gir, look at the ous Widow Macree, look at Lucy Stone, look at th Stanton, look at George Francis Train l?n't r). And, sir, T say 1t with a bowed head and eneration, look at the mother of Wuhit‘nstonagged up’ a boy who ...

... singular character was in the habit of freing to Tillotson, he finds that he has been twirled | Guenting these halls than George Francis Train, the about, as Tony Lumpkin says, “in a circumbendi- | American, who first introduced the tramway system bus.’ l into ...

... tracks of thought and new fields of research for further material in elucidation of this vexed and vexing problem, Mr. George Francis Train, who managed to beat the record by running round the world in sixtythree days, has been beaten by a postal card, which ...

... youngest (70 ** twins, and have just been born. = A Curxgss newspaper has received a charat*™ missive from Citizen George Francis Train. s Port Said. The greater part of the letter i ™ “; . outside the envelope. “ Look out for fearful finsn®™ crash. ...

... are % 1 twins, and have just been born. Foo A Curnsk newspaper has received a oharacteristic | missive from Citizen George Francis Train, from ! Port Said. The greater part of the letter is Writte” outside the envelope. “ Look out for fearful finance crash ...