... speaker, while delivered them at rate of velocity which would sometimes have astonished even Charles Mathews or Mr. George Francis Train, and not unfrequently sent out with sounds like t«ie scream of a steam-engine ? The house was amazed, bewildered, did ...

... plaintiff to use his interest in assisting in getting up the company, and had promised him if succeeded, £2,0C3. Mr. George Francis Train, the patentee of the street railways, stated he accompanied the plaintiff toa dinner Southampton. He found defendant ...

... London), in most friendly terms, gave as a toast Our Transatlantic Brethren, associating therewith the name of Mr. George Francis Train. The toast having been received with vociferous cheering, Mr. Train, on rising, said:—l am glad to say that Americans ...

... sailed laden with stones. The Union men of North Carolina have established a provisional State Government at Hatteras. George Francis Train has addressed letter London to the York Herald, declaring that numbers of vessels are fitting out with ammunition ter ...

... who took the veil, is about 20 years of age, and member of a highly respectable family in the west of England. Mr. George Francis Train passed through this city yesterday, his way from Europe to Washington. He the strongest Train, under the greatest press ...

... meeting in Faneuil Hall on Monday, the 6th instant, in support of the war and in favour of the abolition of slavery. Mr. George Francis Train attempted a reply on the slavery question, but was refused a hearing, and ultimately removed from the platform in custody ...

... oration in support the proclamation, and challenged any of his hearers to answer him in any point of his address. Mr. George Francis Train, who has signalised himself equally in connection with tramways and politics, rose to answer the orator's challenge ...

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

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN'S SERMON ON ENGLAND. MB. TRAIN DISCOURSET ON ENGLAND, AND THE BAD TIME COMING, AFTER THE MANNER OF THB ANCIENTS. This sermon was Drepared, says the London Amertcan, for the prisoners iu the White Cross-street Jail, Sunday, ...

... Arch and Mr. George Francis Train's carriage and tramway, some time since existing between the western end of Oxford-street and Bayswater. wished to know to whom that picture belonged, because if belonged to that mountebank, George Francis Train, who had ...

... WITH GEN. CASSIUS M. CLAY—THE TILT TO BE RENEWED TO-NIGHT. Last evening a large and enthusiastic audience welcomed Mr. George Francis Train at the Academy of Music. Mr. Train came upon the stage in company with Hon. Cassius M. Clay, S. R. Wells, Esq., and ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. ADDRESS TO TIIE FATHER MATHEW SOCIETY. The announcement that on Sunday evening last, George Francis Train, the undaunted champion of the Union, and the unpurchased advocate of Irish independence, would speak at the meeting of the ...