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... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. The last number of the Train Extra, a broadsheet, with the publication of which Mr Train has been amusing his leisure hours in the Marshalsea, was published on Saturday last. A feature in the present Train Extra is a model dictionary ...
... EELEASE OF GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Dumas, Sunday Night.—The Freeman's Journal understands that on Saturday evening the keeper of the Four Courts, Marshaluec, received a formal discharge of the detainer on Mr. G. F. Train for the debt dee to the Ebbw Vale ...
... MR GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Cork, Tuesday.— Mr George Francis Train delivered lecture to an immense number of persons at the Athenseum last night, on a variety of subjects. He was loudly cheered throughout, and at the close he was seized from among the audience ...
... TO GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Dxab Sib—On behalf of the young ladies of Youghal, who earn their bread bjrihonoisble ipdustry, beg present yon with the accompanying handkerchief, the work of their hands, a token of their appreciation of your wonderful a#d glorious ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN AND THE NEW-YORK FENIANS. The JTitio- York Herald of 6th Jan. reports two columns of a speech delivered on the previous evening by George Francis Train to a meeting of Fenians, held in the Cooper Institute. The speech thronghont was ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN ON HIS HIGH HORSE. Mr Geo. Francis Train has returned to his home in New York, and announced his arrival in letter to the Sun, in which he says that his election to the Presidency in 1872 is beyond question. 'One million Irish votes ...
... TIIR LAST OF MI GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. The proverbial vaulting rebides that oerleaps its aelle I. moot notably Munrated in the recent strange prweedinge of Mr 0. P. Tr If he ham arceeded in making famous, I at all meats, achieved notoriety per. Lap ...
... Uiiags which her public could be po'sit»l»% when voice very struck upon oiy ear, and I in close proximity irreprvKaiUe George Francis Train. unabasbid, voluble, as incoherent as ever, the speculator who thought that menus of champagne and lobster salad could ...
... FRA.NCIS TRAIN AT QUEENSTOWN. On the arrival of the Scotia at Queenstown on Friday, the police arrested the notorious George Francis Train, the street tramway proprietor, also Mr. Grannel of Boston, merchant, and a person named Gee, a commercial traveller ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN'S LAST WORDS. (From Number Three of the Nur•Yorl. Revolution.) The last words of George Francis Train on board the Scotia, just before it sailed on that voyage which is destined for a niche in the Temple of History, were:— God bless ...