... 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 ...

... signing the schedule. The bill was ordered to lie on the table. RAILWAYS ON SUE PUBLIC STREIT,. A letter was read from Mr George Francis Train, requesting permiasion to lay rails, and run patent railway can along the chief thoroughfares of the city. Oa the motion ...

... for the most part sound.— “ Observations oa Horse Railways.” (London : Sampson, Low, Sen, snd Co.) A pamphlet by Mr George Francis Train, addressed to the President of the Board of Trade, ita subject—the introduction of horse railways, on the American ...

... friend now near Torquay ; though not well bodily all wish him to be, yet mentally as brilliant as ever. —I am, &c, George Francis Train. ...

... Birkenbsead at least. The di agitation in this neighbourhood has been got up and main. tained by an American, named Mr. George Francis Train, tr who is not altogether unknown to British readers as an tb Australian agent and a-post-prandial orator; and the ...

... Marylebone vestry were In council assembled, and after much talk, they decided upon acoepting the proposition Mr George Francis Train, the American merchant, to lay down one of his tramways—similar to that now working with success at Birkenhead—in London ...

... eclat at Birkenhead, through which township the rails are laid along the streets, from the! ferry Birkenhead Park. Mr George Francis Train, of Boston, and late chairman of the Chamber of Commeice at Melbourne, is the patentee, and he is engaged in constructing ...

... say that my esteemed friemfis now near Torquay; though not so well bodily as a W *rrL e brilliant e*ver.-I am, &c, George Francis Train IN DDB EORjTHE IRISH BRIGn ° the P P a army, took place on Friday, in the Roman Catholic Cathedral, Dublin, on scale ...

... fortnightly mee•ing of this committee was held on Monday—the Lord Provost presiding. A communication was read from Mr George Francis Train, of Westminster, proposing to construct a double line of rails for a street railway from the Cross to the Goshet House ...

... Birkenhead, through which township co theorails are laid along the streets, frotmthe ferry fo to Birkenhead Perk. Mr George Francis Train, of Boston, and late chairman of the Chamber of hi Commerce at Melbourne, is the patentee, end Ill High- he is engaged ...

... upon this matter until yon can see the syatem under weigh in Victoria Street, lam, gentlemen, jour obedient servant, George Francis Train To the Vestry of St. Marylebone.” It was then resolved, with only five or six dissentient*, to adjourn the consideration ...

... now near Torquay; though not so well bodily as all wish him to be, yet mentally as brilliant as ever. I am, &c., George Francis Train. Commercial Yesterday the Bank of England was repaid the advances made stock daring the period the transfer books ...