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... steamer Shannon passed Hurst at minutes to six a.m. yesterday. 311- G. F. TaAvi-4. Si. Louis telegram of the pays George Francis Train was arrested at the Planters' House, this afternoon, by the United States detectives, and given the alternative of ...
... We hare doubt that If thia method paateuger aon* Tcyaaee had not la London fallen Into the hands rich mountebank Mr. George Francis Train, the raetropodUa public would long ere ban enjoyed the adraatagn this convenient and luxurious mode of trau-lt. and ...
... in a lifetime. The fortune 3 of the Confederacy must be looking up now that Mr. BRIGHT emulates the vulgarity of Mr. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN and the violence of Mr. CLAY on the opposite side. Nobody knows how his neighbour lives, is a very homely and a very ...
... would do in a lifetime. The fortunes the Confederacy must looking up now that Mr Blue:tit emulates the vulgarity of Mr George Francis Train and the violence Mr Cassius Clay the opposite side. The petition from Glasgow against the Prison Ministers’ BiU was ...
... F. TILAIMI.—A SC Louie telegram of the 7th says at the time, which allowed him full opportunity of observation. —George Francis Train was arrested at the Planters' House He ice Its Maths'. exhibitha a this afternoon. br the United States detectives ...
... ADAIR S MARYPORT ADVERTISER-FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1863. Arrest of Mr. G. P. Train. A St Louis tele g ram of the 7th says :—George Francis Train was arrested at the Planters'-house this afternoon by the United States deteotivee, and given the alternative of leaving ...
... to express his approval of the formation of the committee. Mr. G. F. Tate.-A St. Louis telegram of the 7th says - George Francis Train wu arrested at the Planters' H o use this afternoon, by the United States detectives, and gives the alternative of ...
... alteration being made in the pre- mises. The remarks made by Mr. G. Bradford, the disciple of Baron Munchauseu the Second, George Francis Train, excited in bis (Mr. Higginbottom’s) mivd a feeling of thorough and uv- mitigated contempt.—Mr. HUSTON thought that ...
... traffic between Burslem and Hanley. The tramway was being constructed upon principle patented some years ago by Mr. George Francis Train, whom the defendants were said to have employed to superintend the work. During the construction of the tramway the ...
... would in a lifetime. The fortunes of the Confederacy must looking now that Mr. Bright emulates the vulgarity of Mr. George Francis Train and the violence of Mr. Cassius Clay the opposite side. Nobody knows how his neighbour lives, is a very homely and ...
... have doubt that this method of passenger conveyance had not In London fallen Into the hands of s'ich mountebank as Mr. George Francis Train, the metropolitan public would long ere this have enjoyed the advantages of this convenient and luxurious mode transit ...
... no doubt that if this method of passenger conveyance had not ia London fallen into the hands of such mountebank Mr. George Francis Train, the metropolitan public would long ere this have enjoyed the advantages ol this convenient and luxurious mode ol transit ...