... similar action is to be taken throughout the principal cities. On the evening of the 19th ult., by special invitation, George Francis Train lectured before the Fenians in Philadelphia. His speech was highly inflammatory, and grossly vituperative towards the ...

... before taking so decided a step as to apprehend him One thing is clear, that a more virulent hater of Great Britain than George Francis Train does not exist. Our refusal to accept the street-tramways which he wished to introduce among us, and the legal obligation ...

... us—to accept defeat, in fact, as a certainty, and ply for it without trying the issue. Such a notion put forward by George Francis Train might be laughed at, but owning from a man elected to the chief executive office in the States, and a man who has hitherto ...

... lately born ? Really our newspapers descend to very bold chat sometimes, and vac can hardly wonder that such a man as George Francis Train should go away with his crazy head full of the idea that Lord Palmerston poisoned Prince Albert, and is now intriguing ...

... A in. it Mr. George Francis Train, late of Whitecross Street Prison, Loudon. has return t a contort. in which it is likely th a t his peetili tr aldl.ties will be of more advantage to him than they eoul.l ever have been England. An insolvent lunatic, ...

... years ago in Bent :— This is a bridle-path to Fcrershan3. If you can't read this you had better keep the main road. George Francis Train says modern marriage service should read thus :— Clergyman—Will you take this brown stone house, this carriage and ...

... enaracter board the car and I want yon takes good Irk at him. lie boards every car going up or dawn. Do you mean George Francis Train I he asked. Oh ! no. I mean Detective Finnerty, of police headqu %Acre. They say he knows every crook in thus country ...

... attempted to bribe the jar, in the Cro• nin case, ba4 been found guilty and sent,nced to three year's imprisonment. George Francis Train will start from Boston on the 9th of this month on a tour round the w aid which he expects to accomplish in sixty drys ...

... restaied the polio. lbreibly ejected the intraday. ~4 1 . Cannes newspaper has received . a characteristic eve from Maim George Francis Train, from Wet Said. The greater part of the letter written glide the envelope. • Look out for fearful finance era& World ...

... laughter) I repeat, sir, look at the illustrious Widow ?decline, look at Lucy Stone, look at Elisabeth Stanton, look at George Francis Train(great laughter)—and, sir, I say it with a bowed bead and deep veneration, look at the mother of Washington, she dragged ...