... George Francis Train at Home.'—George Francis Train, under the auspices of the J?enian Brotherhood of New York, delivered very lengthy address in the Cooper Institute on the evening of the sth inst., on the subject of his own and Ireland's wrongs Mr ...

... centres for the State of Ohio or Michigan. He was one 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 ...

... night. Bishop UUathorne, of Birmingham, has again warned his people against having anything to do with the Fenians. George Francis Train is making for his enforced silence the Marshalsea by a vast amount of talk. He proposes to speak a whole week at Cooper's ...

... be permitted until the Duke of Sutherland has come to some arrangement with the Crown. Mr. George Train Candid.—Mr. George Francis Train having been asked by the American Working Women's Association to deliver lecture, replied : My opinions are too pointed ...