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... PAMPHLET OF THRILLING INTEREST. In the Press, and will appear few days, GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, In “A Turkish Bath at Blarney,’* How British Government, purchasing a White Elephant, caught an Imperial Tartar.” With Portrait of Mr. Train and Lithograph of ...
... editors of unquestionable loyalty” play fast and loose with Fonianism, just to pocket a trifle of change,” why is not George Francis Train —not nlono a citizen of tho United States, but a citizen of tho world—to allowed to play the same game, with the same ...
... MR. G. F. TRAIN. The Fenians might lie by till the issue of the contest between George Francis Train and the Brit- | ish Governmont is known. If can conquer that indescribable person wo can conquer everybody and everything ; more especially os he Rooms ...
... each —May 19. CONSOLIDATED CHAMBEU-Fkiday. Mr. Justice Keogh sat to hear Chamber motions for the law courts. In rc George Francis Train, Mr. Pallos, Q.C., applied for order for tho discharge of Mr. Train, at present prisoner in the Four Courts Mnrriralseß ...
... Electoral Division respectively, on or before the Ist day of MAY next coming. Dated this 19th day of April, 1861. For GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, HUGH H. ROCHE. REUBEN THOMAS HARVEY, 5141 Solicifor. BEPORTER, SA' ...
... leaders the American correspondent of the Standard describes as mostly lunatics,” have, in an informal way, repudiated George Francis Train, who, it might be supposed, was quite sufficiently demented to maintain his place in a congress of maniacs. Nothing ...
... For this boon the community is indebted to the persevering exertions of the Mayor, Alderman Tait. It is said that Mr. George Francis Train is to visit Limerick after his lectures in Cork. Should this bo so, he will doubtless be an object of much interest ...
... O'Connor, G Simpson, and T. Barrett. The Mayor presidad. Mr M'Carthy, Town Clerk, said he had received fetter from Mr George Francis Train regarding the laym* of tramways in Cork. Did the Council require it read? Mr Collins —Let us consider it read. Keller—l ...
... Saturday. (Before the Full Oourt) Darby r. Train. —ln this cas ', which application to set aside a judgment undvr which Mr George Francis Train detained in custody in the Four Courts Mar-halsoa, the arguments were resumed and have not concluded. The facta of ...
... QUESTION. There was large audience assembled last night at the Academy of Music to hear Mr. George Francis Train pronounce himself in regard to England’s Rottenness, Ireland’s Oppression,” and several other subjects. Mr. Train was introduced by Mr. Cassius ...
... the Conservative working man isdisapp« arir g with the funds which brought him forth.— Pall Mall Gazette. George Francis Train. —George Francis Train is in Oregon, having, it would appear, deserted for the present the great cause of female • mancipation- ...
... an attack was made on tnarteUo tower, on Duac.innoo Saturday uiurning ; and that important documents were found with George Francis Train, when arrested. The correspondent adds that Train his lodged in Cork County Gaol ; it tho American Cabinet his been ...