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... and being founded upon actual observation, bis arguments meet the strongest objections. The other pamphlet is by Mr. George Francis Train, a gentleman so fully impressed with the value of the system, as observed it working in America, that when the owners ...
... only were accepted, aud of this number tbere were very few not personally represented. The chair was filled by Mr. George Francis Train. The entertainment was of the most elegant description, aud much zest was added to the enjoyment of all present by ...
... though not so well bodily as all wish him be, yet mentally as brilliant as ever.—l am. with much respect, faithfully, George Francis Train.” Fatal Accident. —Yesterday, old man, named Patrick M'Cuubry, died in the General Hospital, from the effects of injuries ...
... for we And his name distinctly meutiotiesl among those et in the official account of the caps in of the Arctic. 3lr. George Francis Train, writing to the Post on the subject, says:—• 1 observe a st ailment in several papers which includes lie mime of Mr ...
... conducted principles not less sound than those carried out the more ostentatious seats liouoar readily accord to Mr. George Francis Train, wlio lias been the means of bringing into practical operation a most valuable system loco* motive several cities of ...
... upon this matter until you can see the system under weigh in Victoria Street. I am, gentlemen, your obedient servant, George Francis Train.” I'bis com* muoicatiou was received with applause. ...
... would appoint committee to confer with him • subject of so much importance to the towu. The other letter, from Mr. George Francis Train, was to the same effect, but more specific iu its proposal. Mr. Boao said the matter was one of such importance that ...
... London), in most friendly terms, gave a toast **Our Transatlantic Brethren,” associating therewith the name of Mr. George Francis Train. The toast having been received with vociferous cheering, Mr. Train, on rising, said—There was no mistake about your ...
... united than ever it has been v before.e 4toliday next being the anniversary of the Battle t of Breaker's Hill, Mr. George Francis Train, th C Yankee tramway projector, has issued invitations to f a select party of sixty to breakfast with him at the l ...
... reviewed 70,000 men Washington, on 20th ult., being the largest body of troops ever reviewed the American Continent. George Francis Train has addressed a letter from London the Sew Fork Herald, declaring that numbers of vessels are fitting out with ammunition ...
... reviewed 70.000 men at Washington an Wth, beteg the largest body of troops ever re. viewed on the Ameriesu Continent, George Francis Train has addressed a letter from London to the Nato Fork Herald. doslariug that nuns• hers of aemels are Ailing out with ...
... M‘Clellan reviewed 70, men at Washington on the 20th, reviewed in the the largest body of troops ever » American Continent. George Francis Train has addressed a letter from London to the New York He rald, that numbers of vessels are fitting out with ammuniticn ...