... at their fourth night’s meeting an unprecedented attraction, as the managers say, was provided the engagement of Mr. George Francis Train, a person not unknown in these latitudes. Train, it will be remembered, laid down tramways in London, but the omnibus ...

... Train Again says : The delightful intelligence has been received in this country that that prince of merryandrews, Mr. George Francis Train, locked up, in London, under circumstances that give some promise his continued incarceration.” The venue is m Dublin ...

... which our correspondent has already given us so full an abstract by Atlantic cable. It wae only the prospectus of Mr. George Francis Train as Presidentiary candidate for|the United Slates! The frgrand green sheet is partly occupied with maps of Omaha, the ...

... Mayor, I was struck by the evident similarity of his views and opinions with those hold by that ridiculous mountebank George Francis Train. For instance, Train commences his career with expressing his deep sympathy with the Fenians. Mr. O'Sullivan does the ...

... by which i the further spread of the association, establishing I branches in various countries, may he arrested. Mr. George Francis Train, who landed here the other day from America, has betaken himself Loudon, where he is for the present delivering someof ...

... Train. The following has appeared action unon it 237 PM* ; F. „ . , George Francis Train,— Plriladelphia, Sept. The Chicago Emancipation Committee liave published 22d.—George Francis Train received ovation from Lincoln’s reply to them delivered on the 3rd ...

... and 13th of May last. The defendant pleaded that four months previous to the making of the agreement in question one George Francis Train had, in the city Cork and other places Ireland, publicly delivered a series of lectures or orations calculated to excite ...

... train, appeared before the Congress and made his report, which was received. FURTHER DISSENSIONS IN THE FENIAN CAMP. George Francis Train, B. Doran Killian, James MacDermott, and Curley, friends of the O’Mahony attempted to denounce Sweeney and Roberts ...

... application. Dillon v. Tooker. In this case the action was taken Mr. James Dillon, of this city, who had engaged Mr. George Francis Train to lecture, and who had agreed with the defendant for the Protestant Hall in Cork, and damages were now sought for ...

... no man made mote enemies or was more offensive and insulting; in his manner during the same number of months, Mr. George Francis Train. The news of his arrest for complicity in the Fenian conspiracy, which was telegraphed to the Home Office an early ...

... of a Pullman, while our services, as mle, are irregularly maintained by boxes on wheels, which were lirst introduced George Francis Train, cumbersome well heavy vehicles, which sadly tax the strength of the horses. The history electric traction, and the ...

... notit is fsared, permit Mr. Goschen lay down another Captain. The Next President.—The New York ionrnale report that George Francis Train appeared before Jndge Ingrahan on the 21st ultimo, to answer the charge of having published obscene article in the ...