... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... or . Th e minutes of the last meeting, and the proceedings of the various committees, were read and confirmed. Mr. George Francis Train applied for permission to lay down a street -railway along Wavertree-road. He enumerated tb.e conditions on which he ...

... We have so often demonstrated the important advantages of street railways; as, introduced into this country by Mr. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, that we should think it out of place to repeat a single argument. We shall note, in passing, the fact that the Times ...

... eriers may 'beCome 'possessed of the rails and stock, should they so wish.---ram, sir, your most obedient servant, GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.. To the Chairman of the Road and Improveinent - Committee, Birkenhead. The in ipoviu# the confirmation of the Oroceedings ...

... The prisoner was FIRST STREET RAILWAY IN EUROPE• GRAND BANQUET YESTERDAY. Yesterday a grand banquet was given by Mr. George Francis Train, to inaugurate the opening of the first Street Railway in Europe, at Birkenhead. The carriages, which are exceedingly ...

... best shot -S. Ledward, Esq.'s, prize of £2:5. To the second best shot-John Laird, Esq.'s, prize of a Whitworth rifle. George Francis Train, Esq., a Colt's revolver. Competitors to fire five shots at each of the ranges, and the prize to be adjudged according ...

... DOPTION Oil TAE itdElkfE. The CHAIRMAN produced the agreement It hitlf had been made between the Commissioners and Mr. George Francis Train, for laying down the proposed horse railroad. Mr. Train, in addition to the plant and rails, had £3,000 security, with ...

... rated at Birkenhe a d—is being extended to Liverpool,- Manchester, London, and other places through the energy of Mr. George Francis Train. That gentleman was present during the evening, and at the dose o f thy lecture a discussion took place. 14% ...

... board was reviewed and confirmed. The consideration of the subject of street railways was to have been resumed. Mr. George Francis Train was to have been present, but a letter from him explained that it was utterly impossible for him to be there. The subject ...