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... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, (GAN LLEW LLWIFO-o'l2 NI:GE:ADM') Dymrt on o ddynion hynotaf yr yes. Yr ydoedd aewydd gaol ei ryddhan o g‘tchar Prydetnig pan oeddym ni yu cychwyn i'r America. Bu yu ugharchar ant Ivy nag on echos. Y was yn fyoyeh ye amcitou at gael ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. A telegram from New York yesterday states that George Francis. Tram has been sent to a lunatic asylum. ...
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... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. The London correspondent of the Dundee Advertiser, writing yesterday says:—lt was telegraphed fortnight ago from New York by Reuter that George Francis Train bad been committed to a lunatic asylum in consequence of a jury finding ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, Mr G. F. Train, who writes from the Langham Hotel, says the telegram dated New York, May 20, stating that had been sent a lunatic asylum, was a libel. He accordingly asks the Loudon papers to make the amende honorable. THE SHAH OF ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. The present period of the year, the Echo notes, is festival season of the vegetarians. These abstemious persons, who muBt come p( y ,. winter, can now indulge in a number of courseof green lood ( . to represent a full meat The unwonted ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Tho numerous admirers of Mr. George Francis Train will be concerned to hear that his sanity has been questioned, and that commission is actually sitting in New York to determine whether he is not a lunatic. Mr. Train appears to be ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. spin Waal sip is laskak kis tar be sum la llamas a —scesapHolsdbyma alai& Valor sissausimas la skied Is whisk of say siskiiks I issaskr, skins is so la Mo. kisibsil sli Ilds is ai kik law Is sake Ss Royal Is kap sirs kik all skag ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN Colonel J. Holmes Grover, who is .present doing very bad business in Cork with his Way of the Wicked, made an offer last week to F. Train to assist him in stumping Ireland. The Yankee President of the far future, however, ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN AND THE INDIANS. (From Sketches from America: Part I. Canada, Part 11. Picnic on the Rocky Mountains, Part 111. The Irish in America. John White, Fellow of Queen 1 * College), After speech from the chief, Mr Train, who had been unusually ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. The of the ye•r, the is tint se,•111 Of the Vetehtrithe. Thme Mentions •Ito n.r.t enme off Lot p in the twister, 1..0 indulge in • el sorree , of fool mai. lent to reproet • full 'well Ti anilly dues kspeer to go to heads it? ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Mr. Train has arrove. He ran home for the Clarismas holidays, and the people of the city of New York have had a pantomime more than they expected. The great man refuses to be iater- viewed any more, and has given notice that ...