... coupling with it Parliamentary Reform, and I call my friend Mr. George Francis Train to respond to it. (Cheers.) Mr. M'Cabe sang A Man's a Man for a' That. Mr. George Francis Train, of America, rose to respond, and was received with loud cheers. He ...

... presided, and Mr. Robinson acted as vice-president. Several admirable addresses were delivered. Among the speakers was Mr. George Francis Train, of Boston. Owing to a press of important matter, we' are obliged to leave , out a report of the meeting a the nee ...

... its combination, and for the manner in which it was answered ; it was, Mr. John Bcight and Parliamentary Reform,” Mr. George Francis Train the United States, being called upon to respond to it, —probably, on the principle that the Brilliant could answer ...

... combination, and for the manner in which it was answered: it was, Mr: John Bright and Parliamentary Reform; Mr. George Francis Train, of the United States, being called upon to respond to it,—probably on the principle that the Brilliant could answer ...

... will attract a large assemblage together. It may be added, that among Professor Allan's auditory last night; was Mr. George Francis Train. EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF SUSPECTED POISONING.—OR Monday, an inquiry was resumed before the coroner for West Kent, touching ...

... on Saturday last. AMERICAN AND ENGLISH. POSTAGE.- In Our last number we noticed some dashing- remarks made by Mr. George Francis Train, on the delay of the English goeernment to reducethe postage between-this country and the United States. The representative ...

... usual, the National Life-Boat Institution, and fur* The four principal Highland cnat>iios- Argyle, (nverne**, Koee, Mr. George Francis Train, light and flowing ever, it rescuing whom tho committee had granted honorary and and Hutber'.and with an aggregate ...

... PBJNCIPALSHIP, Young America abroad in Europe, Asia, and Australia. By George Francis Train, of Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A. Sampson, Son, Low, and Co., Ludgate Hill. This is very interc sting work by a man of remarkable acuteness, versatility; and talent ...

... are applying to the town council for permission to lay down rails from the top of Lordastreet to the Old Swan, Mr. George Francis Train, the agent of several American capitalists who seek to introduce the American system of horse railways into Europe ...

... referring briefly a few days since to the subject,. we have been favoured with a copy of a pamphlet from the pen of Mr George Francis Train, entitled Observations on Horse Railways, in which the author brings together a body of statistics, reports, and ...

... which continues do its good work with it* accustomed ability. \V e have also receired, Obtervatium on Horse Railways. George Francis Train, addressed the Right Hon. Milner Gi»«on, M.P. London : Sampson, Low. & Son. Abraham's Hovsbhold. Among the women of ...

... little more than matter of curiosity. The observations are addressed to the President of the Board of Trade, by Mr. George Francis Train, who declares, in his opening sentences, that The age of Omnibuses in crowded cities is passed. The age of Horse ...