Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... io Union man, but very worthy and amiable gentleman, lately in authority St. Louis, and who buromanly expelled Mr. George Francis Train from that city; Mr. private secretary the Pr.sideot; Judge Daley; Colonel Billy” Wilson ; the rather too famous Colonel ...
... plate, &c., were forwarded to for each other without assailin detain him in the pnblic-honse while a police- Mr . George Francis Train from that city; gverpoo! to await the pair when they reached that man was sent for Now. you see,- Sir, the reason Nieolay ...
... Union man.bnt a very worthy and amiable gentleman, lately in anthority at Bt. Lomu, and who anramarily eipelkd Mr. George Francis Train from ttmt city • Mr Nicolay, private secretary to the President, uSey; Colonel Billy *’ Wilson ; the rather Col. n»niel ...
... Union man, but a very worthy and aimable gentleman, lately in authority at St. Loui>, and who summarily expelled Mr. George Francis Train from that city ; Mr. Nicoluy, private secretary to the President ; Juage Daley ; Colonel Billy? Wilson ; the rather ...
... of street tramroads in Ix>ndon is stumping the wi'derness in the interest of the Pacific Railway ,4 the Honourable George Francis Train.” It is thus curious but not surprising to find coffins spoken of as splendid rosewood structures,'’ and the cerements ...
... when a voice very familiar to me .I struck upon my ear, and I found myself in close irproximity to the irrepressible George Francis Train. f Ass unobasbed, as voluble, as incoherent as ever, the '0 speculator who thought that by means of champagne 1 and ...
... Massachusetts, Mr. Pi vad with the drabs snd wantons contined in tie wards of Newgate. queathed to his along with bis very GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, hora: eresiord, 4 the arma which had belonged ‘to his “gra Twas looking with mach adwiration and’ much pity ov | one ...
... in another colunn, is as graphic and interesting as ever. His pen-and-ink pictures of Miss Anna Dickin- son and Mr. George Francis Train are admi- rable; and his instructions as to how to act in American hotels, and how to get on in Yankee- land generally ...
... Publican,” who said that “fasting was unprofitable mean ing Mr. Hiram Cranston, the piopfietor the New York Hotel. Even George Francis Train prefers to a Democrat, and has hi* tail. Hot Fernands Wood still rrpresents able and influential section the Democratic ...
... propneUir of the «^ himaelf sketched the line of oondnet to ,h 6. And was jnst man, and righteo . N York Hotel. Even George Francis Train prev'T*!* J'*l Bla,oa toward. Denmark, walked uprightly before the world. But-hen . and haa hi. Uil. Bat Forbe foliowetl ...
... lately born ? Really our newspapers descend to very bold chat sometimes, and vac can hardly wonder that such a man as George Francis Train should go away with his crazy head full of the idea that Lord Palmerston poisoned Prince Albert, and is now intriguing ...
... only to raise his little finger ami the man of his choice —be he whom may Tom, Dick, or Harry Phineas, T. Barnura, or George Francis Train—will be elected overwhelming majontj* President of the United States. At present, it is at least three to one on Mr ...