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... then nursed him till he died, His last words were, I forgive you, Mary; you did it with an ivory-handled pistol.'' George Francis Train is narrowing himself down to a pint of skimmed milk a day, and doubtless fe strong than ever, for he can now lift five ...
... Tram is kicking up a good deal ot a row over in England; do you think they will put him in bastile'' Train, Train; George Francis Train, said Artemns, solemnly; I never heard of him. This ignorance kept the man quiet for fifteen minutes, then he said ...
... rascality certain people occupying positions in society here can to. It has ended as 1 said it would from the inning. The t George Francis Train has abandoned the idential election, and is contenti hinself with Ruszian baths. It is said he es three of these daily ...
... illustrious names of history ! Look at the Widow Machree !— look at Lucy Stone !—look Elizabeth Cady Stanton ! —look at George Francis Train ! I repeat, sir, that in whatever position you place woman, she 13 an ornament to society and a treasure to the world ...
... the ability and oourage to carrv his scheme—which has been generally well received. —to a suocessful issue. The late George Francis Train, when was barely 21, became partner a firm, with an income of £2,000 a year, which in twelve months—the figures are ...
... com mercial speculation is far too unsensational for liir to own it for a moving power, but nevertheless visit of Mr. George Francis Train and Mr. Duran have something in common with the street tramwa; bill, or I am much mistaken. The measure is ai American ...
... —Thomas Molincux, of Manchester, piano forte and music seller, for improvements in piano fortes; dated April 28, 1860.—George Francis Train, of Liverpool, merchant, for improved system of tramway or railway, to bo used with horses or other power, and passenger ...
... poor-rate estimate for the next months, which does not look as if they feared extraordinary calls this winter. Mr. George Francis Train.who managed to beat the record by running round the world sixty-three days, has been beaten by postal card, which has ...
... Act for the:better Government of the Metropolis. Arrest of Mr. G. F. Train. — St. Louis telegram of the 7th says:—George Francis Train was arrested at the Planters-house this afternoon by the United States detectives, and given tbe alternative of leaving ...