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... brought up and agreed so. Mr. Reardon moved fora select committee to inquire and report to the House whether a Mr. George Francis Train, an American citizen, now a prisoner in the Hour Courts, Marshalsea, Dublin, under a judge's fiat, for debt, and which ...
... MR. TRAIN'S PROTEST. Mr. George Francis Train: a natiee born American citizen. - has addresaed the following protest to the Right Hon. Gathorne Hardy. Secretary H•nne Deoarrneni. or Msjor-General Sir Thomas Larkont. Dublin : Police Barracks, Queenstown ...
... ll, l-4 op f , /* • . _,,_ :.e ' el- 0 - e • .-. , . . / . • - NEWS PA PER FRIDAY. JANUARY 24, 181111. ARREST OF GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. At Queenstown, on Friday night, the well-known stump -orator and specalater in tramway under'4k,ult,t. Mr. (Worse ...
... anonymously on this side of the water, we can recall no name which the public would be so apt to connect it with as that of George Francis Train. Many will be surprised to learn that recent inquiries have shown the Russian ooal resources to be greater even than ...
... centres - for the State of Ohio or Michigan. He was ono of the leading men at the Congress held at Philadelphia, at which George Francis Train presided, and where that gentleman made one of his usual erratic, but more than usually violent speeches against England ...
... over the money ; they accordingly went on their way rejoicing in the Lord. If a. G. F. TRAIN'S ATUT SPIITCLATIMU — Mr. George Francis Train enjoys a popularity in Cork which appears to have induced him to prolong his stay there. Ile is cheered by the populace ...
... distention, faintness, and palpitation which seem to threaten instant death to the and enfeebled. appears the release of George Francis Train was in obedience to an order from the Lord Lieutenant, who must be glad to get rid of so troublesome a customer. %bile ...
... bookbinder. Faraday's ewer b ear of the noblest in the history of labour, well provoke the railed werbries of England. George Francis Train was released at Cork, and then—we are not told wiled and it is inipoesible to pees. Hitherto the public has mai merry ...
... Gaoaoa FRANCIS Tails. —The Dublin correspondent of the Globe, telegraphing on Saturday morning, said: The well-known George Francis Train, who states that he has come to Ireland as correspondent of the New York World, has been arrested on the char.te of ...
... before taking so decided a step a to apprebsed W. One thing is clear, that a more rimiest baser of Great Britain than George Francis Train does not exist. Our refusal to accept the street-tramways, which be wished to introduce among us. and the legal obligation ...
... his pomely Is his sod severely Omens ?be joy tend tbattie diesesed sidle gralsabg hese 'someone's _ _ _ Gaoson TRAlL—George Francis Train is is Orsgrw, lobo it would desested, the prune, luu of Be is *obis to al =t as all spresher depth. mid *Maws ; for ...
... Why, don't you know ? It's wife. First ditto: So it Is; I thought I had nen her before. are wide awake at Omaha (George Francis Train's city in the Par West. One enterprising individuel ie printing an edition of the Prayer. book, which he intends to ...