... legitimately carried out, and whether the new Pope is in a position to exercise the rights which be!oo«g o his station. George Francis Train, the eccentric American has again visited Europe. It will be remembered that he was recently committed to the State ...

... devote patient attention on the aabjeet, and to allow both the opponents and the advocates the scheme promoted Mr George Francis Train to ventilate their opiniona in these columns. Our verdict upon so muoh of the case then came beforo us was that sufficient ...

... Tammany* hall. New York, as a preacher. The fact had boen adver- tised in the following manner: — To-night, tho Rev. George Francis Train preaches on ' Old Fogies of the Bible compared to the beautiful character of the Saviour.' Tie same discourse -upiressed ...

... before taking so decided a step as to apprehend him. One thing is clear, that a greater hater of Great Britain than George Francis Train does not exist. Our refusal to accept the street- tramways which he wished to introduce among na, and the legal obligations ...

... to accept defeat, in fact, as a cer- tainty, and pay for it without trying the issue. Such a notion put forward by George Francis Train might be laughed at, but coming from a man elected to the chief office in the States, and a man who has hitherto been ...

... identification failed on Wednesday, and Walsk xrxc acquitted. Mr G. F. Train in the Bankruptcy Court.—la- case of George Francis Train was before the Cai_r' «_ Bankruptcy, Dublin, on Thursday, and after a. sca- t-acted argument he was recommitted, his ...

... deceased was much respected iv Ayr, and it is belived that brain disease, and not remorse, induced him to commit suicide. George Francis Train is again figuring as a lecturer in Dnl lia . The Rotundo has had a pretty fair audience at the first lecture, and those ...

... Liverpool County Court, ia [ indisposed, and his medical advisers have ordered ( him to the South of France for a time. George Francis Train will start from Boston ou a the 9th of next month on a tour round the world, 1 which he expects to accomplish in sixty ...

... actually expressed its cordial recognition of these treaties. Colonel Nagle, the once noted Fenian leader, on whose behalf George Francis Train busied himself (to his own disadvantage) in Siigo, committed suicide, on tbe 15th in- stant, by leaping from an attic ...

... piece of lighted tar row., when he fell down the pit mouth, a depth of 121) feet, and was killed. It was announced that George Francis Train would address a meeting at the Temple Discussion Forum, Fleetstreet, London. on Wednesday night. He did not, however ...

... £50.445 2s. 8i; ditto, 1865, £49755 5s sd; increase, £689 17s. 3d. Vale of Clwyd. An American paper states that George Francis Train will hold an important office in the Fenian government that will rule Ireland under Mr Stephens.” Welsh Railways.— ...

... tons of silver are not unusual on this line, but one of 74 tons is unprecedented, excepting the Chinese payments. Poor George Francis Train ! He is ill-used at every turn, and can get nobody to believe in him. A month -SO hd arrived at Marseilles, not a ...