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... denying thsj he had furnished any information about the order to the British government-or rather he sent the despatch to George Francis Train, whom you know of as the tramway man, and who la now a Fenian orator and- blarer, I may add. ?? spoke for two hours ...
... similar action is to be taken throughout the principal cities. On the evening of the 19th nIt., by speeial invitation, George Francis Train lectured befere the Feniana in Philadelphia. His speech was highly inflammatory, and grossly vitupe- rative towards ...
... look for signs of r Its working on other cohtineuts. E On the evening of the lile Instant, by speoial invita- t'on, George Francis Train lectured before the Feniaas in PhiladelIphi. His speech was highly inflammatory, and vitna erative towards the British ...
... BRIGHT ON ArznRoAN ArrArns.-The Illinois State ,Tournal publishes the following curious letter from Mr. Bright to Mr. George Francis Train:_ Roobdale. Sept. 2,1861. Dear Sir,-I have to thank you for your note and the enclosure.' The paper (the New York Herald) ...
... H~opital St. Louis. MRt. BraonT.The Illi~wis 8ΒΆ1ate Joumnotl publishes the following curious letter from Mr. Bright to Mr. George Francis Train: Rochdale, September 2, 1861.-Dear Sir,-' I have to thank you for your note and the enclosure. The paper (the New ...
... English government. Seward's lateet statement ontho slbject is an answer to a request made by a famous mountebank named George Francis Train, no-doubt well known in England, who is now employing his time in lecturing in this country for the Fenians. This reply ...
... etar4 spangled banner, and whose answer to the tyrant and the dqspot was that their home was' in! the setting senn Mr. George Francis Train, 'no doubt, tookup the snantle of SenatorPo gam ora eti, 'acd 'told hius cont men that it was a Tet ?? of hisito~et ...
... President of the central council appeared about seven o'clock and read the Secretary of State's telegraphic des- patch to George Francis Train, denouncing the calumny of the English press. The Convention; rose to their feet and made the welkin' ring in cheers ...
... the British Government, and we entirely endorse the sentiment when he expresses the hope thatit never will be. Mr. George Francis Train has been exhibit- ing himself at the Fenian Congress in Philadel- phia. His speech is characterised as highly inflammatory ...
... 366,000 dols.-Tieas' Correspondednt. The Illinois State Journal publishes the following letter from Mr. Bright to Mr. George Francis Train; - Rochdale, September, 2, 1861.-Dear Sir,-I have to thank you for your note and the enclosure. The paper (the YeCv ...