... ken up, and he would support Mr. Death's amendment. Mr. George Francis Train was then called forward, and if the chairman would allow him, he would briefly describe the roadway. He did not come there to ask for money; he had his own money ' and his p ...

... STREET the m eeting of the British Association at Oxford, Mr. George Francis Train, Boston, U.S.A., de! livered an interesting lecture on stres railways. A discussien took lace upon the paper by Admiral Taylor, Professor Ran Kin Mr. Forster, of the Society ...

... Trial Thip the Fikst Street Railway England.—We stated some few months ago that Mr. George Francis Train had come to Liverpool the representative a company formed for the construction street railways in Europe. He endeavoured to enable this town to have ...

... though not so well bodily as all wish him to be, yet mentally as brilliant as ever.—l am, with much respect, faithfully, GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. ...

... though not so well bodily as all wish him to be, yet mentally as b;il iant as ever. I am, with much respect, faithfully, GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. ...

... each, to be had at 23, Lordstreet, Liverpool, and at the Landing -stage Refreshment-rooms. To celebrate the event MR. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, THE PATENTEE, WILL OWE A GRAND BANQUET, At the RAILWAY DEr'er, Canning-street, in the Afternoon of that Day, to which ...

... each, to be had at 23, Lordstreet, Liverpool, and at the Lauding-stage Refreshment-rooms. To celebrate the event MR. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, TIIE PATENTEE, WILL GIVE A GRAND BANQUET, At the STREET RAILWAY DEPOT, Canning-street, in the Afternoon of that Day ...

... though not so well bodily as ail wish him to be, yet mentally as brilliant as ever. I am, with much respect, faithfully, GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. ...

... atrecl railway in England look place to-day at Birkenhead, and the event celebrated bv a grand banquet given by Mr. George Francis Train, Ibi- patentee for Europe. The opening of the line was attended with the aaost perfect succeas throughout, all the ...

... street railway in England took place to-day at Birkenhead, and the event was celebrated by a grand banquet given by Mr George Francis Train, the patentee for Europe. The opening of the line was attended with tie most perfect success throughout, all the a ...

... Torquay; though not so well bodily as all wish him to be, yet mentally as brilliant as ever. * I am. Sir, yours, *c. “George Francis Train. October 16th, 1860. ...

... railway has been constructed the streets of Birkenhead, a town of considerable importance, opposite Liverpool, by Mr. George Francis Train, a rare specimen of Young America in its fulie.it development. Mr. Train, although still young man, has made a good ...