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... October 1 (says the Anglo- American Times) there was a dinner at New York, when many newspaper Men met, among them George Francis Train, woo spoke, and in his usual wild strain. In the middle of harangue he exclaimed. Boulanger is dead, Bal. maceda ...
... Matthew that These shall go away into eternal punishment, rein their judgment, a revealed and , fundamental truth. George Francis Train, the eccentric American globe trotter, passed through Seuz Monday, en route to New York via Liverpool. He is engaged ...
... Scotia at Queenstown, on Saturday, three of the passengers were immediately arrested, one of them being the notorious George Francis Train, the tramway projector. Train stated that he has come over to Ireland as correspondent for the New York World, but ...
... character will board the car and I want you take a good look at 'him. He boards every ear going up or dov,n. Do you mean George Francis Train? he asked. no. I mean Detective Finnerty, of police headquarters. They say he knows every crook in this country on ...
... last. It is still possible to purchase land in New Zealand at 10s, the acre, or to rent an acre at 6d. per annum. Mr. George Francis Train declares that during the whole of his trip around the world he did not see the American flag displayed, afloat or ashore ...
... upon Lady Macdonald, in recognition of the long and distinguished public service of the late Sir John Macdonald. Mr. George Francis Train, who is endeavouring to beat the record for a journey round the world, arrived in London on Tuesday morning, and proceeded ...
... and DISCOURAGING FOR JACQUER—Alexandre Jacques, the French fruiting man, recently wrote from Cray. ford, Kent, to George Francis Train. in New York, asking for advice about a tone which he (Jacques) proposed to make in the United States. Mr. Train , ...
... accredited agents to speak out, if they are able to reassure us. That wild, erratic, but undoubtedly clever man, George Francis Train, has arrived in this country, and will doubtless endeavour to got up as much excitement as possible. His name is p ...
... Mid-Surrey. The almsmen will each have a cottage, free of rent, taxes, and water rate, and a pension of £36 per annum. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN'S last effusion, after Tenuyson Come into the garden, Maud, With a brickbat and a stone; Here's the biggest cat ...