... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. » Corx, George [rain delivered & lecture to an immense of persons at the last night, on a variety of subjects He. was loudly ebeered throughout, and at the close he was seized by some gentlemen from among the audience and trium- ...

... EORGE FRANCIS TRAIN The New York Sum says:—* The British Lion has beat George Francis Train. He writes to the Lzpress that he is now in prison for life. This is a sad change from the defiant tone of his former epistles, in which he promised that Warren ...

... EORGE FRANCL TRAIN The New York Times writes:—George Francis Train Ynakes a serious appeal for the Presidency, in response to a letter from Kansas, assuring bim that the feeling there ia very strong in his favour. He says he thinks the people (not the ...

... GEORG NCIS TRAIN. The New York Sun says: -“ George Francis Train said, peopie called him a fool; that a some years ago, that he attempted to write books and prominent part in politics, and they returned the same verdict; that be und rtook to uphold the ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Jldr eccentric Yankee to give three Ueiorv• goblin this w*rk. viz-, on Thursday and Fti-i.y c.niig- S.larfaj .ri.nioo.. Th. eutioaity to ana IfcU. lo lit, less, be widespread, and hw IsciorM. 0»nra!«*» c * ' not fail to draw large ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, Mr. O. F. Train re-appeared sight in hi* wellknoau entertainment, in the Long Room of the Rotnndo. His most recent incarceration acema to have served the doable purpose for him giving slight fillip his notorialy, thereby drawing ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. ItIXJ i-* ■ Th« Xeie York Sun say® : —*• George FrancU Train aaid, years ago, that he attempted to write books and people called him fool ; that he took a prominent in politics, and they returned the same rerdict; that and.nook to ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. • This Bontlcmam, who has become aa immense favourite mth the debtors confined in the Four Courts Marahalsca, of which he stUl »u inmate, was presented by tliem with a very flattering address, thanking him for the generous sympathy ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, We are exceedingly glad to see that the Manhattan Fenians have come to the conclusion to tender our good friend George Francis Train a fitting reception on h s arrival in this city. Let it worthy of Train, and worthy of the Fenians ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. TO THE EDITOR, IRISH TIMES. Blß— The Tory Press of England, the Orange Press of Ireland, still keeps memory green. This is going the rounds, and appears in yours ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. grieve to say that old and eloquent friend o ours, who has often been particularly mentioned in these columns—the American Demosthenes, other- wise known Mr. George Francis Train—is moat disrespectfully spoken of several of toe western ...

... R. GEOR FRANCIS AIN. (FROM THE STANDARD. Whatever weight mey be attached to the utterances of such a person as Mr. George Francis Train, they are cer- tainly not to be overluoked. He fairly represents all the danger which is in Fenianism. It is not from ...