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... supplied adults, and he haa intimated hie intention against the decision. G. F. Train the Toughest Cheek on Record.— George Francis Train and his blackboard have beea “in town for the past week. Train, face la bronzed the colour of Job Cutter a, and he ...
... Train.—The Philadelphia correspondent of the Time* says : —The excitement caused throughout the country the arrest of George Francis Train Queenstown has entirely died away. M. Alexander mas bos produced newspaper entitled Darfagmin. is not only edited, ...
... witneeses admitted that defender and himself had drunk * bottles of whisky between tb«m in the course of ten dsya.” George Francis Train.— addreis to tbe Feniana, setting forth hie claim to the Presidency of the United States, Mr. Train gives anew version ...
... recrimination among the leaders, an erodes of the native popnUtion, and the luting dishonor of oar common nationality. Mr. George Francis Train has been exhibiting himself the Fenian Congress Philadelphia. His speech is characterised highly inflammatory and grossly ...
... severely beaten. Hia head was cut in several places, and his face braised. —Neiory Tdtgrsph. An American paper states that George Francis Train is studying military science, order to have a scbcrdicate command the Fenian tirmy. s ortly to invsdo Ireland,” and ...
... regulation the tax is likely strictly enforced Great Britain. The number taxed last year was 1,31)9,330, realizing £349,743 GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN STARVING HIMSELF TO DEATH. That very rem»rkable m»n, Mr. George FrAncle Train, has mounted (B*y* the Standard) brand ...
... career, is about to be revived in its old form, and with almost all its own artists and contributors. Tub irrepressible George Francis Train has been arrested New York, cbaigc publishing an obscene and blasphemous sheet called the J ruin Ligue. Tub Rectory ...
... member woold have been irregular and fruitlees _ > GKORos Trath Tomb Abbst. —We are told by a Mew Kogland paper—** George Francis Train is under•lood have been powerfully aff«ii«d by the wish of Canon Kingsley that some American might be buried in Westminster ...
... Rotten Rew, Glasgow. Jemaiy 4, 1872. A appears in the American nesrapaj>ers which states that oar old friend, Mr. George Francis Train, has become lunatic, and have a guardian o *â¢. o n>7 IU 0 o 0' 33 1 S 1 Jno. Oj:b, Toi i>, A Oa, Stock Share Broken ...
... Town call special meeting for the purpose of discussing the matter, and would communicate result Mr. Wellington Young. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN IN THE TOMBS. After Mr. Train had been returned for trial on charge publishing obscene literature. The Sun reporter ...
... referring the question to tho lunatics the asylum, huicn r*t drtiptre lor. It is within own reooilection that when George Francis Train came over from America many years ago establish tramways in England was looked upon as lunatic, and barely escaped ...
... certain Dills, Mr. Kearden moved for a Select Committee consider tbe circumstances under which tbe interestm? captive, George Francis Train, is still retained in enstody for debts due, or alleged to be due, to Brtish creditors ! In stating the case of Mr ...