... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN PLAYING THE STUMP ORATOR. IMMENSE ENTHUSIASM IN CORK, On Monday night Mr. G. F. Train delivered the first of a series of lectures in the Atheweum, at Cork, and notwithstanding the counter attraction at the Opera, in the shape of Madame ...

... must have taken place. He was thirty-six years of age. George Francis Train Once More.—An inquiry * lunatico is now going on in New York into the condition of our old acquaintance George Francis Train. The Train nwtmee, as the reporters style the daily ...

... middle of the forehead curved with stripes about the neck and the tips of bis tail white a pretty dog. Last autumn George Francis Train attended the Jockey Club races at Jerome Park (N .Y.) and betted very freely, but always, as it happened, on the losing ...

... Indies Bill. Mr. Reardon moved for a select committee to inquire into the circumstances of the impiisonment of Mr. George Francis Train for debt, in the Marshalsea Prison at Dublin, which he contended to be the result of malicious and illegal proceedings ...

... and Nicholson, the creditors' committee undertaking to allow Mr Fletcher £500. An American paper gravely states that George Francis Train will hold an important office in the Fenian Government that will rule Ireland under Mr. Stephens. Breakfast Beverage ...

... making & wager upon since that day, nor has his identity been disclosed, This is how an American interviewer de- scribes George Francis Train: In Madizon-square under the great maple-tree—there he sat on the bench which he has occupied for one-and-twenty years ...

... States) University crew have accepted the conditions pro posed by the Oxford men —tbat each boat shall carry a coxswain George Francis Train appears to have had enough of Ireland for the present. On Thursday night he commenced a course of lectures in the large ...

... last evening. Revenue cutter Chaso has been placed at Ogdensburg, subject to the orders of the United States marshal. George Francis Train harangued a Fenian meeting at Chicago last night. ...

... quiet about five minutes. Very soon he said— George Francis Train is kicking up a good deal of a row over in England : do you think they will put him in a bastile i '* Train, Train, George Francis • Train, said Artemus, solemnly; I never heard of him ...

... forth his pocket-book and said, I don't know who you are; but I'll cover your pile, unless you should happen to be George Francis Train. At St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, there was an old vicar choral who loved his dinner not wisely, but too well ...

... look at the illustrious names oJ jjiia*- h», k n t /L ...

... Two hours after an adjutant came and presented our brave Silesian with the Iron Cross. Poor George Francis Train Enduring Agonies. —Mr. George Francis Train has not been having it all his own way in Marseilles. From a proclamation which he has issued ...