... classes will prize, and wonder how they could have existed so long withoat Only five months bave elapsed sines Mr. George Francis Train laid his proposals on the subject before ths Commis- sioners of Birkenhead. Two months later found those proposals ...

... .-The first street railway in ?? Britian wasa opened on Thureday, at Birkethead. The patentee is anr American, Mr. George Francis Train ; and for his system he claims the follow. ing advantages :- Saving of time-no-jolting-less confusion-less noire-fewer ...

... The ties: alter t railway in Oreat Britain was opened on Toureday at Birkenhead. 'rhe patentee is an American- I Mr. George Francis Train, and in Bisken head the system has been introduced at Mr. Frain's own expense. Mr. Train has laid his rails (rota near ...

... Irondon : - - - Now Vast; li Novo', Belgian Consul • the Cosset tie Bremen. h r .. ht. The chair filled • by —Mr. George Francis Train. The entertainment WWI of the elegant doserip. tine, and much tnt was added to the enjoj of all present by tile genial ...

... street railway in England took place to-day at Birkenhead, and the event was celebrated by a grand banquet given by Mr George Francis Train, the patentee for Europe. The opening of the line was attended with tie most perfect success throughout, all the a ...

... rated at Birkenhe a d—is being extended to Liverpool,- Manchester, London, and other places through the energy of Mr. George Francis Train. That gentleman was present during the evening, and at the dose o f thy lecture a discussion took place. 14% ...

... America, where they have introdncod railways into the streets of every city of the Union. It has been reserved for Mr. George Francis Train, who has for some time been in Liverpool, as the representative of a company formed for the construction of street ...

... which to be appropriated to other prizes. M. Led ward, Eeq.'s Prize £25. J. Laird. Esq.'n Prize One Whitworth Rifle. George Francis Train. Esq. A Celt's Revolver. W. HAJDFIELD, Honorary Secretary. Grange-mount, daughton. Birkenhead: 17. Sooth Castle-street ...

... thanks to Mr Palle*, which i'mposition was wended by Mr Salt, pastel unanituonaly, anti acknowledged by Mr Pallets. M: George Francis Train, in a characterwically e toe .iv.-at advitniagea which Iseult from tie intrAnstion of the ayrem of sir. et railways ...

... best shot -S. Ledward, Esq.'s, prize of £2:5. To the second best shot-John Laird, Esq.'s, prize of a Whitworth rifle. George Francis Train, Esq., a Colt's revolver. Competitors to fire five shots at each of the ranges, and the prize to be adjudged according ...

... We have so often demonstrated the important advantages of street railways; as, introduced into this country by Mr. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, that we should think it out of place to repeat a single argument. We shall note, in passing, the fact that the Times ...

... State report opportunely puts street railways before the public from a financial point of view. The indefatigable Mr. George Francis Train has Just intro- duced this description of enterprise into England with great success. The first step has been taken ...