... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... gentlemen who are to conduct the entertainment would of themselves be, a sufficient gnarantee for a crowded house. MR. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN AND THE PHRENOLOGISTS, Last evening Messrs. FoWier and Well's., plafenologists, publishers, authors, ,and lebttlieh ...

... can do, and what benefits they can confer. may now be learned in Birkenhead. We stated some few months ayo that Mr. George Francis Train had come to Liver- poor as the representative of a company formed for the construction of street railways in Europe ...

... to be had at 23, Lord-street, Liverpool, and at the Landing-stage Refreshment .ILooras. To celebrate the event, MR. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, the Patentee, will give a GRAND BANQUET at the Street Railway Depot, Canning-street, in the Afternoon of that day ...

... ence running on — ae fom the the Li aut Back, includin to be = 23, Liverpool, and at th To celebrate the eveat, Mr. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, th tee, will a & AND BANQ -street, in the Afternoon c te which he has invited her Majesty's ‘the Nobility and and ...

... are applying to the town council for permission to lay down rails from the top of Lordastreet to the Old Swan, Mr. George Francis Train, the agent of several American capitalists who seek to introduce the American system of horse railways into Europe ...

... which to be appropriated to other prizes. M. Led ward, Eeq.'s Prize £25. J. Laird. Esq.'n Prize One Whitworth Rifle. George Francis Train. Esq. A Celt's Revolver. W. HAJDFIELD, Honorary Secretary. Grange-mount, daughton. Birkenhead: 17. Sooth Castle-street ...

... recording, or printing telegraphic apparatus. Alexander Ritchie, of Glasgow, An unproved system of bookkeeping. George Francis Train, of Liverpool, proved system of railway or tramway, to be used with horses or other power, and passenger carriages ...

... to adopt what must be considered as one of the most important improvements of the age. An enterprising American, Mr. George Francis Train, of New York, has been for some time endeavouring to obtain the attention of various public bodies in this country ...