... MR. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Mr. Edmund Yates furbishes a contemporary with the following sketch of Mr. George Francis Teats, who came this country from AZMica, some t wo years ego, for the parpow of introducing into khgland of tramwsys and street ears - ...

... MR. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN ON ENGLAND. Mr. G. F. Train, ea our readers are doubtless aware, not long since returned to America. On his arrival he was feted on various occasions, in return for which be has delivered addressee, evidently for the express pur- ...

... MR. G. P. TRAIN'S FAREWELL, Mr. George Francis Train hair issued in his weekly sheet, which he dates from his prison at the Marshalsta, and terms the Train Extra, the following little card to England. The good-bye to England is issued in anticipation ...

... Welcome Stranger, weighed 1511 b., and has been de scribed as the largest ever taken from the earth. But the late George Francis Train witnessed the finding of • greater. He dropped in at Bat- Last when the fever well at its height, and i found there ...

... use, and would certainly be fitter food for the Prue• eians' powder. But there is still another hope, and that is Mr. George Francis Train, that American visionary who is always turning up at odd placesand was as little expected at Marseilles, as at Queens- ...

... August 30th, 1860, the first tramway in Europe was publicly opened in Birkenhead. One of those associated with Mr. George Francis Train, who originated the scheme and built the track, was Sir Clifton Robinson, then a boy of 12, occupying a Junior position ...

... seven in number. We cheerfully recommend this circumstance to the notice of M. Leciru-Rollin, Mr. David Urquhart, Mr. George Francis Train, the Sheffield Committee for Foreign Affair, or any other gentlemen who may happen to be bard up for facts. There are ...

... from home he had never written a letter to soy .418 during hie whole life, neither had he ever received 040 himself. George Francis Train continues to furnish lett••n to the V. York World It Is understood that that journal Rained largely In dronletloo since ...

... sma out of the lest thirteen In Priam, burins been times sentenced. lie la now twenty-II va of Sowell London Pres.. George Francis Train continues' to furnish letters to the New York World. It la understood that that gained largely in altos Mr. Train becaMe ...

... name—Sir John Shelleyhes died at the age of fifty-nine. That woollyheaded, Lase-brained, singular and clever adventurer, George Francis Train, brought, most persons will recollect, an extraordinary charge against Sir John Shelley, founded upon supposed conduct ...

... judge's children, during a port ion of the time he was organising the Fenian conspiracy. An American paper states that George Francis Train is studying military science, in order to jig,. a subordinate command in Yemen army, which ie shortly to invade Leland ...

... two aides-dreatmehip to lbw are all unappropriated, and some of them have been 5 5 , 1,1 for several weeks. Mr. George Francis Train, although he unable to pay Ida creditont In this 0,410517. lA. prOrcn of hi. owii pocket berths for Colonel Na..; set ...