... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN Colonel J. Holmes Grover, who is .present doing very bad business in Cork with his Way of the Wicked, made an offer last week to F. Train to assist him in stumping Ireland. The Yankee President of the far future, however, ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN AND THE INDIANS. (From Sketches from America: Part I. Canada, Part 11. Picnic on the Rocky Mountains, Part 111. The Irish in America. John White, Fellow of Queen 1 * College), After speech from the chief, Mr Train, who had been unusually ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. The of the ye•r, the is tint se,•111 Of the Vetehtrithe. Thme Mentions •Ito n.r.t enme off Lot p in the twister, 1..0 indulge in • el sorree , of fool mai. lent to reproet • full 'well Ti anilly dues kspeer to go to heads it? ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Mr. Train has arrove. He ran home for the Clarismas holidays, and the people of the city of New York have had a pantomime more than they expected. The great man refuses to be iater- viewed any more, and has given notice that ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. • This Bontlcmam, who has become aa immense favourite mth the debtors confined in the Four Courts Marahalsca, of which he stUl »u inmate, was presented by tliem with a very flattering address, thanking him for the generous sympathy ...

... *»• GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. formUhaa contampoaary vtih iha »« Mr. Qaawa fwS wV> cat H wi aoma two jaan a«o. f ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. The present period of the year, the Echo notes, is the festival season of the vegetarians. These abstemious persons, who must come off but poorly in the winter, can now indulge in a number of courses of green food sufficient to represent ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Mr. Train has arrove.” He ran home for the Christmas holidays, and the people of the city of New York have had a pantomime more than they expected. The great man refuses be interviewed’* any more, and has given notice that the most ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Mr. George Francis Train, writing from the Lancham Hotel, says the New York telegram stating that he had to be confined in lunatic asylum was a libel. accordingly asked the London papers to make the amende honorable* ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, We are exceedingly glad to see that the Manhattan Fenians have come to the conclusion to tender our good friend George Francis Train a fitting reception on h s arrival in this city. Let it worthy of Train, and worthy of the Fenians ...

... George Francis Train. George Francis Train—the most picturesque citizen of the United States—the man who first broke the Jules Verne record of Round the World in Eighty Days, and who always claims that he gave London her first tramway, is now, ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. TO THE EDITOR, IRISH TIMES. Blß— The Tory Press of England, the Orange Press of Ireland, still keeps memory green. This is going the rounds, and appears in yours ...