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... ;very pen and every press in the country the Lind interest. similar game is now being entered upon in reference to George Francis Train that was done with Jenny. The Boston Commercial Bulletin has engaged Train to go America for the put pose of delivering ...
... since tho dissolution of November, 1808, has thus been seats, eouuting division. A telegram from Now York states that George Francis Train has been sent to luuatio asylum. Tho foundation stone of a new Roman Catholic Cathedral at Oxford was laid Tuesday ...
... This libel appears in your journal cablegram : —'New York, 2') th. —George Francis Train lias been sent to a lunatic asylum.' Wiil you please make amende honortiblc. —George Francis Train, coining Dictator. answer this appeal tho Tim nays '* can only say ...
... town to pay the contributions exacted from them by the Prussian commanders. Mr. George Bennis, private secretary to George Francis Train, writes to say that his chief has been secretly incarcerated in Lyons bastille, without accusation or explanation. ...
... Crown li' I• r -'Oow,Lngm the barristers practising at ri:4, no against the 'CS f h ° loglJ Profe3slon ami? committee George Francis Train lias escaped from 'tfnrqoiiinand arrived London. His Erst ' larso, . llc « was to call at the Reform Club a£l I, J ...
... adopted resolutions declaring that tho was botrayed |{;iltiuior«\ ami repudiating tho Baltimore platform and nominations. George Francis Train, who is not delegate, was present courtesy. Ho interrunted the meeting and was expelled. Iho Amoriean correspondent ...
... Shrewsbury, denouncing Fenianism, and declaring their willingness to sworn in special ooustablea., . The notorious George Francis Train, arrived at Queenstown on Friday night by the bootoa trom America— ostensibly the correspondent of the New York World ...
... were drowned. The Pelican was got off quite uninjured, aid returned to Smyrna, A St Louis telegram of the 7th says:—George Francis Train waa arrested at the Planters' Souse, this afternoon, by the United States detectives, and given the alternative of ...