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... BUI ol 'Hitfhts. Mr. R. W. Kennard, in a very spirited speech \g America and Old England— Divided 1780, United Mr. George Francis Train responded in an e.tra .iilinaiiiv long and able address, whicii tie the* hour ami our limited space preclude at from ...
... though not so well bodily as ail wish him to be, yet mentally as brilliant as ever. I am, with much respect, faithfully, GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. ...
... though not so well bodily as all wish him to be, yet mentally as b;il iant as ever. I am, with much respect, faithfully, GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. ...
... witness's -house that he had engaged tbe plaintiffs services, and bad promised to give him 2uuo7. if successful. Mr. George Francis Train proved that he had seen tl-.e plaintiff at the dinner on bo.-.rl the Indian Empire, find also in l'aris. where he was ...
... an unfortunate day for the removal, the weatbei successful. being very wet. He considered matters had now become Mr. George Francis Train proved that he had seen the very serious, and he fetched Mrs. Dent. She arrived aboul plaintiff the dinner on boar ...
... parliament, consisting of that of the London Tramway Dispatch Company, the Thames Railway and Embankment Company, and Mr. George Francis Train’s. In the course of the debate plans and specifications of elaborate character of the London Tramway Dispatch Company’s ...
... MAHVLKBONE. Mr. Train and tub Street Tramways.— Mr. George Francis Train and Thomas Huff reappeared yesterday, on adjourned summons, taken out at the instance of Mr. -Alexander Beresford Hope, for the injuring and breaking of a certain road callod the ...
... them expose and punish any fulsehoold, if they venture allego has occurred. \cry respectfully your obedient serrant. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. 18, St. James's-street, July 20. (Copy of letter to Sir Join V. Shelley.) IS. St. James-ttreet, JunelD, 1861. Sir ...
... Asia arrived here yesterday. Her dates are to the 28th of September. An important part of her news seems to be that George Francis Train bad written a letter urging the immediate imposition of exnort duty cotton, a means of averting the difficulty that ...
... ship Asia arrived here yesterday. I for dates aye to the 2Sth of September. An imp* part of her news seems to be that George Francis Train had writton a letter urging the .mmedial position of an export duty on cotton, as ami averting the difficulty that ...
... ation, and lfs. upon allotment. In the event of tn allotment not be ng madr, the deposit wlil be returned in foil. . ?? GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN^ Promoter and Patf.teo, Dim -tons. Dvnja rim Doothfelyd, Es ?? Mayor of llav.lev. . EJ -r, Esq, Chairman of the Local ...
... 000 men at Washington on the 20th inst., being the largest body of troops ever reviewed the American Continent. Hr. George Francis Train has addressed a letter from London to the New York Seraltl, declaring that a number of vessels are fitting out at English ...