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... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Mr. George Francis Train, writing from the Lancham Hotel, says the New York telegram stating that he had to be confined in lunatic asylum was a libel. accordingly asked the London papers to make the amende honorable* ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Mr. George Francis Train, writing from Langham Hotel, New York telegram staling that bad to be confined in lunatic asylum was libel. He accordingly asked the London papers make the amende honorable. Ret. Thomas Hall in Dsaav.—Yesterday ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN Mr. Geo. Francis Train i§ at present the Tomb* prison on some charge, which hae been made the excuse for proposing to send him to hit natural dwelling, place, lunatic asylum. A li.tle lire broke out in tba Tombs Saturday morning, ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Dublin, Thursday Night.—Mr. Train was again before the Bankrupt Court to-day. After some discussion, his case was postponed for a fortnight. Mr. Train returned to the Marsbalsea with two of the in open carriage, drawn by grey horses ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. The Great ■ not dead. _ George Francie Train (says Mr. Bala, writing in Saturday's lUuttrated London Nnci) yet fkniriehes. The exuberant New Englander known as The Coming Dictator,” who first attempted to introduce tramways into ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Tan noteworthy individual is not going to make 1 his arrest a felli between country mid I America. He prefers revenge in its more loom ! tree form, and has raised, or talks of raising, an action for damages to the extent of £300 ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Bo the American flag has really been hoisted in England. Serjeant Bates, with the Stars and Stripes hanging over his shoulders, will at the Mansion House before the end of the month, equalling in famo the bearers of the Fiery Cross ...
... ARREST OF GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Queenstown, Friday Night.— George Francis Train, the well-known speculator in tramways; Mr. Grinnell, merchant, of Boston; and Mr. Gee, commercial traveller, his companions and passengers in the steamship Scotia, were arrested ...
... MR. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, The Pall Mall Gazette says—“ For many years now this adventurer has oscillated between England and America, the one aim from which he seems never in his insanest moments to have swerved being to produce a row. Whenever there ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN ON BIMSELF. GEo.Gs FsANci5 TELLS lectured in Boston the other week to an audience of 150 people, and is concisely reported as ?? e had been pre. aident of some savinus bank, Saul of Tasa-s, or tht Grand Duke Alexis, he would have ...
... MR. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Tat New York Round Tel* is delighted with the intelligence lately received in the United States that that prince of merry madmen., Mr. Omer Francis Train is locked up in Dublin, under arcunastanues that give some promise of ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN IN THE PULPIT. George Francis Train has shown some ingenuity in choosing profession which enables him to make the most disgusting exhibition possible of himself. As a preacher is many degrees more offensive than lie ever was as a ...