... Previn, i See tbe effect upon a human being. as he had ous.y seen it used for killing mice and crickets, big not orious George Francis Train has been airing theories in British Columbia. This is he calls an epigram :- On, Fenians, on ! The hour has come ...

... American nee lately received in the is delighted with the IntelJ J merryandrews, Mr. United States that the prince . o j George Francis Train, is locked « continued incarcera . stances that give some PTOtDMe o sr , ect U)ay not be tier. They trust that this ...

... case, the defendants being require( to find bail to the amount in one instance of £500. Mr. Horace Greeley and Mr. George Francis Train are at loggerheads. Mr. Greeley calls the great adventurei j. 411 * SB i a lunatic, a charlatan, and a mountebank ; ...

... It was in this same court that Mr. Justice Talfourd was attacked with his last illness on the 13th of March, 1854 George Francis Train is in custody in New York on the charge of publishing an obscene and blasphemous sheet called the Train Ligue. On Ids ...

... certain amount of truth; but it is becoming every day more minute and despotic in its application. J ' The Mountebank George Francis Train has at last managed to obtain his releate from the Dublin Marshalsea. He arrived at Cork on Sunday (the day after his ...

... to the War Office. The surprise of the Minister of Finance at this unexpected manoeuvre may easily be imagined. Mr. George Francis Train appears to have wholly lost his wits. On Tuesday Judge Miller, of the Dublin Bankruptcy Court, gave a decision in Train's ...

... carrvhig away her face and the larger portion of her head. She had been for some time in a depressed state of mind. George Francis Train, of sufficient notoriety in England as well as America, has gone in for Fenianism. At a mass meeting in New York, he ...

... grandfather. In the absence of such a law the summens must be dismissed. A refined American contemporary thus hails George Francis Train :- Good-bye, old windy ! Good-bye, old f a »,,ine ! co home and soak your head in whisky, so as to X some'strength ...

... stated, has petitioned the Queen, laying the facts of the case before *ier Majesty, and urging her to render justice. George Francis Train has retired from The Revolution. The editor feels obliged to say of him, He has been a source of grief to our numerous ...

... who was attacked never spoke, and died in the hospital the same morning. Tkamway Train on the Stump in London. —Mr. George Francis Train is just now, it seems, honourins the metropolis with his presence. The other night he delivered an oration on ...

... to his recent visit to the United States. Many times (says the Hamilton Times) the United States has permitted its George Francis Train to bore England, and now Whalley, the bore par excellence of the British Commons, press, and public, has visited the ...

... religious equality, and ask why a measure similar to that introduced for Ireland should not be carried for Jamaica. Mr. George Francis Train Hooted Off Exchange.—This notorious American, whose lectures in Leeds and Bradford we notice elsewhere, paid a visit ...