... bearing the above title, has been addressed tbo Bight Hon. Milner Gibson, MP, President of the Board of Tnde, by Mr. George Francis Train, on the subject of what the Americans term Horse Rail s ays, The bill of Sir Robert Ferguson, on the matter, is at ...

... Mr. Johnson moved that the memorial be referred to the watch committee. —Agreed to. The following letter, from Mr. George Francis Train, was read:— ' ' ■ 5, Temple plane, Liverpool* 29th Feb.* 1830. SlR,—Respectfully requesting re'erenoe to communication ...

... hear no one except • few Manchester manufacturers and Government people cry up the income tax. • Horse Railways. Mr. George Francis Train advocates in a pamphlet (S. Low and Company) the adoption of horse railways for London, but we think the traffic of ...

... for the most part sound.— “ Observations oa Horse Railways.” (London : Sampson, Low, Sen, snd Co.) A pamphlet by Mr George Francis Train, addressed to the President of the Board of Trade, ita subject—the introduction of horse railways, on the American ...

... and being founded upon actual observation, bis arguments meet the strongest objections. The other pamphlet is by Mr. George Francis Train, a gentleman so fully impressed with the value of the system, as observed it working in America, that when the owners ...

... think we could help the editor to a wrinkle, by way of improving any part of them. Observations on Horse Railways, by George Francis Train. London : Sampson, Low, and Co. Mr. Train is an American, at present in Liverpool, and he is anxious that the system ...

... New Zealand will afford serviceable information at an exceedingly low cost. Observations on Horse -.Railways. — By George Francis Train. London : Sampson Low. — An Ame- rican merchant residing in Liverpool, is, apparently, very desirous of introducing ...

... eriers may 'beCome 'possessed of the rails and stock, should they so wish.---ram, sir, your most obedient servant, GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.. To the Chairman of the Road and Improveinent - Committee, Birkenhead. The in ipoviu# the confirmation of the Oroceedings ...

... manufacturers and Yankee notions abroad. They have had the Collins steamers, and Hobb*s looks, and M’Cormick's reapers, and George Francis Train’s city railways, and Colt’s revolvers, and the Black Swan, and Goodyear’s overshoes, and Trist’s washing machines, ...

... and Yankee, notions abroad. They have bdd the Collias j steamers, and Hobb's locks, and MII'Cormick's reapers, and v George Francis Train's city railways, and.- Colt's re- volvess, and the '-Black - Swan; and Goodyear's over- a shoes and Triet's washing ...

... manufacturers and Yankee notions abroad. They have had the Collins steamers, and Hobb's locks, and M'Cormick's reapers, and George Francis Train's city railways, and Colt's revolvers, and the Black Swan, and Goodyear's overshoes, and Trist's washing machines, ...

... manafatures and Yankee nvtions abroad. They had the Collins’ steamers, and Hobb’s locks, and M*Cormick’s reapers, aad George Francis Train’s city 8, and Col.’s revolvers, and the Black Swan, and Goodse: aod Trist’s machiues, and Paul Murphy, aod Fred. and ...