... MISS FAITHFULL AND GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Yaithhill, who left Liverpool recently In the Oeuenie, write* from New York In the Vicieria : After the br.t few days of severe weather, one after another appeared on deck, and capped their perform-11110,1 by dining ...

... connection with the London Omnibus Company, be soon ertablisbed an excellent and cheap omnibus service. He also joined George Francis Train in buildin4 and working the brat tramway in London. He disapproved, however, of the raised rail, and tide eventnally ...

... The reply was that he had been down to the house, naming its resident, but the man wasn't dead yet !American Paper. George Francis Train has arrived in New York. No sooner had the Australasian come to anchor than delega- tions from the Fenian circles ...

... Greeley. said Artemus Ward, HormeGreeleyff Who is he ? Th. man was quiet about five miautes. Yam: soon he said, George Francis Train in kicking up a goes) I teal of a row in England; do you think they will nut him in a haetile ! Train, Train ; George ...

... ; full of wise maxims for housewives; serious in tone end practical in tendeney. It is believed in New York that Mr George Francis Train bribed the British police to arrest him. The Nem York Mail is sure Train would not have have bad it otherwise for £l ...

... to London on Saturday, In order Import the progrces at the Albert flan, Booth Kousiarton, &Ong her 10 In Sootlsod. George Francis Train gas arrived la London, His list net en arrival was ta call at the Club sad for Mr. Glads:ona hal Mr. Miler. It in said ...

... F. Train has appeared as a preacher at New York. The tact was advertised in the following manner — To-night Rev. George Francis Train preaches on 'Old Fogies of the Bible compared to the beautiful character of the Saviour.' The same discourse suppressed ...

... ammeter will board the ear and I wart you takes good look at him. He boards emery ear going up_ or down. Do you mean George Francis Train ?' he ailed. no. I mean Detective Finnerty, of pollee lwadquyrters. They my he knows every crook in this country on ...

... lishing school and college bursaries for the benefit of well- deserving scholars in the district around Balmoral. Mr George Francis Train has retired from The Revolu- tion, Mrs Stanton, the editor of which, feels obliged to say of him, He has been a source ...

... contingent of 1870 by 20,000 men. A rumour is also current that Prussia will follow this laudable example. The eccentric George Francis Train adopted effectual means a few days since to bring himself once more into-brief notoriety in New York by going to the ...

... carriage at the door, with a wigged coachman and powdered toettized. G. F. Team—The luckiest thing that PVCr hap• pened to George Francis Train in his if has jest happened to him in Ireland. He has been arrested, and, for a brief petiort, committed to a British ...

... reasonably have expected to be welcome in the United States, where record-breaking is popular. Yet, on application to Mr. George Francis Train for advice as to the advisability of a fasting tour in the States, that eminent eitizen told him not to attempt it ...