... Sir J. Acton, Baron Acton; Mr Robarte*. Baron Robartes ; MrGlyn, Baron Rolverton; Mr Greville Nugent, Baron Greville. George Francis Train has commenced a suit against the Kansas Fadhc Railway Company, in which he claims the sura of $300,000. He has also ...

... the autocar or horseless carriage will come soon, and will come to stay. It may be pointed out, however, that when George Francis Train came across to this Acountry from the United States to advocate the formation of tramways he was ridiculed as being ...

... failure. Ib is not generally known that the first to advocate the use of trainways in this country was the celebrated George Francis Train, who is still alive and advo- eating the extensive use of the electrie motors in New York. The reason Mr Train did ...

... had read rei a gooo deal in the newspapers, said, Look here, e: stranger, I'll take that bet, provided you're not George Francis Train. ti COUVAN'S SorAvisx. '.he improved Patent Mustard P, t'Losr.Wholy f pre fourof ustrd.Cleanly in use or liter ad ...

... tramways would never pay in Aberdeen. Pessimism and doubt as to anything new are not confined to Aberdeen, however. When George Francis Train crossed the Atlantic to advocate the adoption of the tramway system in Great Britain, he was looked upon by a con- ...

... against F.ther Maber of Huggacurran to one month as a 6rst class miede- menant. A Naw Yowit correspondent telegraphs :-George Francis Train, the eccentric individual who claims to have invented tratnways, is envaged in a fast, which has already lasted eigit ...

... tramways would never pay in Aberdeen. Pessimism and doubt to anything new are not confined Aberdeen, however. When George Francis Train crossed the Atlantic advocate tho adoption the tramway system in Great Britain, he was looked upon a considerable number ...

... in all pro- lbability will be found in the House of Lords with recruited 3 health soon after the Easter recess. I Mr George Francis Train has filed his schedule as an in. solvent in the Dublsn Court. His debts he states as £7401, and his personal assets ...

... , was on Monday unanimously elected Lord Mayor of Dublin for the year 1880. Death op Mrs Gkorge Francis Train.—Mr* George Francis Train, formerly of Liver|»ool, and lat« of New York, was buried few days ago in Greenwood. The Chicago Tribune has discovered ...

... Advertiser. A Western game at cards—One player holds the cards ; another holds a revolver. A coroner holds the inquest. George Francis Train says he has sunk his egotism the universal. Nothing short of the universal ! would hold it. Niff Ckd.—lf you hate ...

... Sumoer's and oroust that they were not all muveditf One p says that we might with equal reason alarmed vapouring speech of George Francis Train. Thto. however, has not served allay Britisn uneasiness ; and Mr Forster and other politicians of authority are labouring ...

... 'sue .d and in' thie saime spiit,' it issuie tohb sitrongly, and, not impro- n~t bb.y:.,,uccessfuy, opp-sd.>. , I . . George Francis Train has been pronounced insane. The Alexandra Palace at Muswell Hill, London, w ill he opened on the 24th of May. A -A ...