... 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 ...

... 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 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Birkenbsead at least. The di agitation in this neighbourhood has been got up and main. tained by an American, named Mr. George Francis Train, tr who is not altogether unknown to British readers as an tb Australian agent and a-post-prandial orator; and the ...

... volunteersofficers and men—every aid in acquiring and maintaining their efficiency.—Court Cheater. STREET RAILMATS.—MT George Francis Train, ins letter on this subject which was read before the Police Committee on Monday, sips :— America haa introduced the ...

... signing the schedule. The bill was ordered to lie on the table. RAILWAYS ON SUE PUBLIC STREIT,. A letter was read from Mr George Francis Train, requesting permiasion to lay rails, and run patent railway can along the chief thoroughfares of the city. Oa the motion ...

... foolish the proposition laid be- fore the Town Council the other day by 'that; pushing and self-confident American, Mr , George Francis Train, to establish horse, i railways or tramways in the principal Athe- roughfares of Edinburgh. It may be at once eonceded ...

... or foolish the proposition laid before the Town Council the other day that pushing and self-confident American, Mr George Francis Train, to establish horse railways or tramways in tbe principal tborongbfares of Edinburgh. It may be at once conceded that ...

... eclat Birkenhead, through which township the rails are laid along the streets, from the ferry to Birkenhead Park. Mr George Francis Train, of Boston, and late chairman of the Chamber of Commerce at Melbourne, is the patentee, and he is engaged in constructing ...

... Birkenhead, through which township co theorails are laid along the streets, frotmthe ferry fo to Birkenhead Perk. Mr George Francis Train, of Boston, and late chairman of the Chamber of hi Commerce at Melbourne, is the patentee, end Ill High- he is engaged ...

... at Birkenhead, through which township the rails are laid along the streets, from the ferry to Birkenhead Park. Mi- George Francis Train Boston, and late chairman of the Chamber of Commerce at Melbourne, is the patentee, and he is engaged in constructing ...