... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN’S LECTURE TO THE FENIANS. The Sioux City Tima publishes G. F. Twin’s lecture the Fenians which began in this wise;— President the Council Eagles—leader of the Irish race throughout the world—champion womans suffrage—eight hours l ...

... ). FEBRUARY 8, LIVING UPON PAPER. THE MISSING CLERGYMAN. THE WILLOUGHBY DERESBY SCANDAL. MR. BRIGHT AT BIRMINGHAM. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN'S LAST WORDS. INSTITUTE OF THE FINE ARTS. ANOTHER THEATRICAL LAW CASE. ►ORDINARY ATTEMPT AT MURDER IN LONDON. SMART ...

... be Day Hours of the Church of England. The retreat will be under the direction of Dr. Pusey. Dix G. F. TaarN.—Mr. George Francis Train,when he was informed at Dublin that his case was adjourned sine die, replied— There being no appeal, I shall appeal ...

... arrest Mr. Train has devoted his attention to the publication of a penny journal, which he calls a newspaper, entitled, George Francis Train's First Epistle to the Philistines, the Lightning Express; or, America in an English Jail. On Monday, the wife of ...

... introduce sonic enterprise' into the British press; and to day he engaged writing his own panegyric, under the title of 'George Francis Train's First Appeal to the Philistines,' the first chapter of which will be headed The Lightning Express, or a Young American ...

... Kent, took place yesterday Innerleithen, end realised £3521 16s 6d. Fsstiso-Man.—A Nsw-York correspondent telegraphs:—George Francis Train, the eccentric individual who claims to have invented tramways, engaged in a fast, which has already lasted eight days ...

... prison is a good pulpit to preach from to all mankind. patronise newspapers; I do not allow newspapers to patronise me—George Francis Train. HIGH FALUTEN.—Officialism at the Antipodes would appear to delight in rounded periods and the graces of literary style ...