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... passed at aIL Some facts about the number of persons in custody under the Suspension Act, and respecting the arrest of George Francis Train, were given by the Earl of Mayo ; after which the bill was read a second time. mit a gross act of injustice to Scootland ...
... about 11 inches in circumfe.-euce— the largest basketful of big ones—was dug on Saturday from a garden Alexandria. George Francis Train wants to know if the newspapers will permit him to relire some secluded valley and end days peace. Select your valley ...
... FENIANS. Clancy, the Fenian, convicted of shooting at two policemen, has been sentenced to penal servitude for life. Mr George Francis Train is clearly being rapidly extinguished. In Dublin, his audiences have been scanty ; and the states that he has been ...
... Tuesday morning. is exactly two years since some sharks were seen iv the waters of the Solent. The Heroic G. F. Train. —George Francis Train, who lias sworn to liberate Ireland, has heard the Fenian invasion and has rushed to the front. We don't mean that ...
... is fulL The New York Tribune of the Bth announces Mr Train's departure from America in the following terms :—Mr George Francis Train sailed for Europe yesterday, to take charge of all the affairs of all the kingdoms and principalities of that unhappy ...
... quarantine at the Lazaretto. The Rochester people are boring for gas. The Albany Journal thinks if they would import George Francis Train they would obtain all the gas they t wanted. Mr James Payne Morgan was on Monday committed for trial at Bow Street ...
... peas, grown in the open air. nave been gathered a garden on the side of rmingham during the present month. MtaaLKOT—Mr George Francis Train was passenger the Inman steamer City of London, winch called Queenstown Monday on her voyage t « America. A Syracuse ...
... such postage be prepaid at the time of posting such letters. Sad to Tell. - The Globe says:—lrrepressible as ever, Mr George Francis Train has turned up at Cork, where he delivered a lecture on Friday week, in which he breathed forth threatenings of a very ...
... wife, and fell in love with her; but Mrs Thumb soon broke in upon bis dream, and brought him back to dread reality. George Francis Train does not intend to honour Kingston (Cana>la) with a visit, and the editor of the Wkia regret* eggs are cheap, and say* ...
... guilty, and he forth privately a dutiful remonstrance, reminding her was sentenced to seven years' penal servitude. Mr George Francis Train delivered a lecture to of her peculiar relation to the English Church and THE IRISHMAN V. THE Dtiov TELEGRAPH . ...
... be put to bis readings in the States, and that he should be seized and kept prisoner as a hostage for the notorious George Francis Train. In the eyes 1 of the insufferable egotist Train, this may be a No notic3 can 1,3 taken of anonymous corm I compliment ...
... Mediterranean. Its depth 1906 tost, length 46 miles, breadth ten milee. It swallows the Jordan, and has no outlet. George Francis Train is still at Marseilles, and a letter from that infatuated city states that the hotel at which the Yankee adventurer ...