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... TIIR LAST OF MI GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. The proverbial vaulting rebides that oerleaps its aelle I. moot notably Munrated in the recent strange prweedinge of Mr 0. P. Tr If he ham arceeded in making famous, I at all meats, achieved notoriety per. Lap ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN STARVING HIMSELF TO DEATH. That very remarkable man, Mr George Francis Train, has mounted (says the Stinda'rd) a brand-new hobby horse. Sick of starting tramway lines, cloyed with Cogers' Hall triumphs, tired of bearding the British ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN STARVING HIMSELF TO DEATH. That very remarkable man, Mr George Francis Train, has mounted (says the Standard) brand-new hobby horse. Sick of starting tramway lines, cloyed with Cogers' Hall triumphs, tired of bearding the British ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN COMES tO TflE . . RESCUE OF FRANCE, Marsei4ex, October 22. George Francis Train, the American, has arrived here from San Francisco. He was proe sent at a meeting hold at the Alhambra, whre he made an energetic speech. I am surprised ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN RAILING AGAINST BRITAIN. Just before leaving Boston, Train addressed a large meeting in the Fremont Temple, in behalf of the family of “ General Warren, who is a prisoner in Ireland. The ** Boston Pilot” says spoke for two hours and ...
... ARREST OP WR GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN AT QUEENSTOWN. The second edition of the Globe of Saturday contained the following :—Dublin, Saturday morning. —The well known George Francis Train, who states that he has come to Ireland as correspondent for the New ...
... ATTACK ON A MARTELLO TOWER-ARREST OF GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. DCBLIN, Monday morning, The Freeman's Journal of this morning announces that telegrams from its c .rrespondent state that an attack wee made on the Martell.) Tower at Duncannon on Saturday morning ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN STARVING HIMSELF TO DEATH. That very remarkable man, Mr George Francis Train, has mounted (says the Standard) a brand-new hobby horse. Sick of starting tramway lines, cloyed with Cogers' Hall triumphs, tired of bearding the British ...
... _a- MR GEOBGE r _^ _xis _^ _. _TBAis' is _^ jLosooN . —Mr ; George . _Francis Train ' bavinff made J Bpod - 'his ' _escape from -Lyons ,- * _- arrived- in- London on _pStarday . _—It-ia _' _( _stated his fitst act _' tin arrival was to _. call at _ ...
... rARN ELL'S DEATH I'KOl'llECIkD. At iiiuu ...
... ublic bodies. Mr George Francis Train is de- scribed ae making a “characteristic speech” in Wall Street. ...