... railway in England took place last week at Biikenbead, and the event was celebrated by a grand banquet given by Mr. George Francis Train, the patentee for Europe. The line of rails has been construe led from the Wood side Ferry the Park, a route over which ...

... large companies. In fact about £26,000 per week is computed as the omnibus traffic, of London. This is what friend George Francis Train, Esq., looking after, with the keen eye of a Bostonian, and depend upon it that hit scheme will absorb one half this ...

... mutilated bodies were stretched along the track, have right to inquire if, in this case, some one is not to blame. George Francis Train.” EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY AND FRAUD IN THE LEATHER TRADE. Lfick Robert Toole, partner in the late firm of ...

... tremroads •* The age of omnibuses in crowded cities has passed j the age of street railways has commenced.” »o says Mr. George Francis Train, one of the most indomitable agitators for bis idea” that ever urged tongue or pen. We like him none the worse for ...

... which continues do its good work with it* accustomed ability. \V e have also receired, Obtervatium on Horse Railways. George Francis Train, addressed the Right Hon. Milner Gi»«on, M.P. London : Sampson, Low. & Son. Abraham's Hovsbhold. Among the women of ...

... street railway in England took place to-¢ 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 the most perfect success throughout, all the a ...

... Mrs Campbell, Mr and Mrs James McHenry and Miss Carrie McHenry, Mr and Mrs F Golds mid, Mrs D. Powell, MreSheddoo, Mr George Francis Train, Mr Meade. Mr E. Morrell H. Compton, Sir John Liddell, J. Hart, Mr W. C. Hood, Mr Sterne, E. C. Brooks, Colonel Hinds ...

... an unfortunate day for the removal, the weatbei successful. being very wet. He considered matters had now become Mr. George Francis Train proved that he had seen the very serious, and he fetched Mrs. Dent. She arrived aboul plaintiff the dinner on boar ...

... an unfortunate day for the removal, the weather successful. being very wet. He considered matters had now become Mr. George Francis Train proved that he had seen the very serious, and be fetched Mrs. Dent. She arrived about plaintiff at the dinner on board ...

... though not so well bodily as all wish Uim to be, yet mentally as brilliant as ever.—l am, with much respect, faithfully, George Francis Train.” The oldest engineer in the north of England, Mr. Jonathan Poister, died last week, Wylam, where he had laboured for ...

... would appoint committee to confer with him • subject of so much importance to the towu. The other letter, from Mr. George Francis Train, was to the same effect, but more specific iu its proposal. Mr. Boao said the matter was one of such importance that ...

... MR. SHERIDAN KNOWLES. The following letter, signed George Francis Train, contra* diet* the rum ur that this gentletnan was luat in Atctic. ia address-d th* Morning Pont; 1 obterv# starament several pap* rs which includes the Btmeof Sheri lan Knowles (be ...