... minimum number of hours. The opinion of the Conference appears also to have been in favonr of an education rate. Mr. George Francis Train enjoys a popularity in Cork which appears to have indneed him to prolong his stay there. He ie cheered by the populace ...

... meeting utterly refused to hear a response. Free speech, such as had been invited, was not permitted. The friends Mr. George Francis Train, who with him remained quietly for two mortal hours listening to Mr. Sumner, thought it only fair that he should be ...

... commercial speculation ia (or too nnsonsational far him to own it far amoring power i but nerertbeloso tb* ▼■sits of Hr. George Francis Train and Hr. Durant hare something in common with tb* street tramway bill, or I am mneb mistaken. measure is American (met ...

... “centres” for the State of Ohio or Michigan. He was one of the leading men at the Congress held at Philadelphia, at which George Francis Train presided, and where that gentleman made one of his usual erratic, but more than usually j violent speeches against ...