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... MR. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN ON ENGLAND. Mr. G. F. Train, m oar readers are doubtless aware, not long since returned to America. On his arrival was feted on various occasions, in return for which has delivered addresses, evidently for the express purpose ...
... sneak, tho miserable haso government, with their Infernal A labama Hag and country, aa well the Irtah people person, 1, George Francis Train, an American citizen, Incarcerated a Drill ah bastille fur being 6° hereby solemnly swear return America and demand ...
... to have been indicated by N. Pelletan as that where La Vienne is likely to be found DEATH OF MR. GEORGE TRAIN. Mr. George Francis Train has died of heart failure at Mills' Hotel, a cheap lodging-house in New York. George Franois Train, who was born in ...
... probably him awoild go ...
... precedent, several ladles even fainting before commenced The following excerpt* are from the published proceedings Mr. George Francis Train offered resolution, which was carried, to the effect that France was the friend of Ireland, and that the headquarters ...
... nsvsr been men than four stilts SMB heats; had asvar wrlMta letter to a» aae .whole life, ntithec had sear taceiead aaa George Francis Train oontinttea to taraiah letters to the York Worli. It i> understood that that journal gained largely In ctrculatlou / ...
... other tU. i-otter. At present it continued source of illfeeling. There another claim which wo can afford laugh at. Mr. George Francis Train claims £lOO,OOO for day’s imprisonment, or rather did claim it, t r his bombast se?ms have died away. This g- ntieman ...
... performance also Mivine service according to the use the Church England the English tongue. ASt Louis telegram the says ** George Francis Train was arrested at the Planters’ llouae, tbis afternoon, by the United States detectives, and given the alternative of ...
... correspondent that de»«ibj» the elate of public feeling in New York when the newt received the fighting Virginia MR. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Mr. Edmond Yatee hirnbhee with the ererr pose lutrodaclng Into hit »y»tom of mmwajt and *tr««l». and crowd! oolkotcd ...
... will not permitted until the Duke Sutherland has come some arrangement with the Crown. Mr. George Train Candid.— Mr. George Francis Train having been asked by the American Working Women’s Association to deliver lecture, replied:— My i•pinions are too pointed ...
... Institution that President Lincoln a recent interview, said, “My friend Master Douglass, though am slow, 1 suro.’’ George Francis Train has been this city. was on hia wav to Washington. Some time ago he delivered lecture West, and announced that he was ...
... annum from the public purse for more than quarter of century, representing capital sum considerably over £300,000. Mr. George Francis Train, although he hns been unable pay hi* creditor* this country, has provided out of hl» own pocket first-class iienlis ...