... KISS FAITHFULL AND KR. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. rafildell, Liverpool reoevilly In lb* Oeeonie, writes from Now York In the Vietaris ltsgazifw After the first few days of severe weather, one after another appeared on deck, and capped their performances by ...

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... appeared to be that all the world was sunk in degradation and ignorance, and only one man can save it, and he was George Francis Train, the only man in the country who is not owned. The subleot on which he was specially to speak, The Old Fogies of ...

... character to imprem the spectators very favourably. In the preliminary arrangement on the day before, the irrepreseible George Francis Train appeared with a donation of 40 dots. towards the fluid, his telegram from Cincinnati sending the money being signed ...

... better. At present it is a continued source of illfeeling. There is another claim which we can afford to laugh at. Mr. George Francis Train claims for a day's imprisonment, or rather did claim It, for his bombast seems to have died away. This gentleman has ...

... EPITOME OF NEWS, BEITIBII /011114 N. George Francis Train t* resin a Fenian en. Um on arrival kt York. Bears are plentiful in the vicinity of Warm Minoan, this whitey Their tracks are seen in the , every day. One man has killed , The postage for newspaper ...

... Colonel Stewart while voyaging down the Nile. No more singular character was in the habit of frequenting these halls than George Francis Train, the American, who first introduced the tramway system into the metropolis. Latterly, he confined his ?hits to the ...

... F,-IrriD WITH A Nem FACS !—New York papers of the 2.3cd of January have this characteristic advertisement :— Rev. George Francis Train preaches at Tamany this (Sunday) evening, on 'Old Fogies of the the supprts•ed I ctitre. Startling discloenrea Text—' ...