... States-as great a aensation there, in I' f o r a policeman, sod handed her over to lit-peet or ii,:tieL raiaa r fact, as George Francis Train made in this , port„, The prosecutrix odd that the men had : urb. ore esragrophe were crowded net last week. ] country ...

... 1 have interfered with the law was to wish well to Ireland and Irishmen, Catholic and Protestant alike.—Sincerely, GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. His topics are thus stated, and his auditors are expected to pay half a crown each for the treat : Ireland in A ...

... shawl, and that her bonnet flew off as she ran to the parapet, and remained on the foo tpath. Mn. TRAIN IN PRISON. -Mr. George Francis Train, who seems to be suffering his incarceration with the patience of a martyr, has made known to his fellow.prisoners ...

... and remanded the women to prison. After their incaneration, the following correspondence took place between them and George Francis Train:— I will go your bail. lam mßti.tie4l the cowardly C116,411%11 community will destroy you, if possible, to cover up ...

... Reneweil ',emitter.) I repeat. sir. look at the Widow Meer'', look at Lary Stone, look Flizaheth Stanton. look at Francis Georg , Francis Train- (great laughter) and, sir, I oty it with a bowed head and deepest venera• •ioti. look at the mother of `Washington ...

... Writiegim the lot inst. the New York correspondent of the Doily News ways : The public has been a gond deal *mimed by George Francis Train's exploits in Ireland, and continues to he ; but I doubt whether they will end as anmeinely as they began. Many people ...

... knock him down. said the person called another. Don't trouble yourself, replied the politician, I did it myself. George Francis Train's last effusion, after' Tennyson, runs Gina:— Coln. into the garden. Maud. With a brickbat and a Moue; Here's the ...

... introduce some 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 ...

... introduce some 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 'T he Lightning Express ; or a Young ...

... arrest he has devoted his at- tention to the publication of a penny journal, which ho calls a newspaper, entitled, George Francis Train's First Epistle to the Philistines, the Lightning Express ; or, America in an English Gaol. The first number of the ...