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... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Tho numerous admirers of Mr. George Francis Train will be concerned to hear that his sanity has been questioned, and that commission is actually sitting in New York to determine whether he is not a lunatic. Mr. Train appears to be ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Mr. Train has arrove. He ran home for the Clarismas holidays, and the people of the city of New York have had a pantomime more than they expected. The great man refuses to be iater- viewed any more, and has given notice that ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Mr. Train has arrove.” He ran home for the Christmas holidays, and the people of the city of New York have had a pantomime more than they expected. The great man refuses be interviewed’* any more, and has given notice that the most ...
... MRi GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Mr. George Francis Train has addressed the following letter to tho Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, Premier of England:— Hold dc Franklin, St. Male, France. December 2,1870. Sir—On my way to America, on an importaut'mission from Gam ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN AGAIN. (From the Observer of Yesterday.) Marseilles, November 6th. Mr. George Francis Train has issued another stirring address, full of egotism and exclamations. AAmerica says to France, exclaims Train, now a leading member of ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN ON THE RAID. George Francis thus eccentrically comments on the late attempted invasion. His view is amusingly characteristic os the man : Fenians I Irishmen ! Raiders ! Are ye iools or knaves ? Stand by your officers. Stand by your ...
... ARRIVAL OF GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN AT Marseilles, Oct S3. George Francis Train, the American, has arrived here from San Francisco. He was present a meeting held the Alhambra, where he made an energetio speech. lam surprised (he said) to see half million ...
... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN AGAIN. Mr. George Francis Train,” says a correspondent of the London Observer, writing from MarseiUes November 6th, “has issued another stirring address, full of egotism and exclamations. ‘‘America says to France,” exclaims Train ...
... Mi. GHORGE PRANCIS TRAIN AGAIN From Cork we learn that Mr. George Francis ‘Train lectured there last evening in the new Mechanics’ Hall. ‘The audience was exceedingly limited. After explaia- ing the plan of his campaign against England, which he proposes ...
... MR. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN IN CORK. On Friuay week George Frftooii Train, £■(]., next President of America, Man of Deatiny, Ac., Ac., emerged frem bis retirement at Blarney to discourse the History of his Dictatorship in South France before his numerous ...
... ARTICLES THE LAND ACT. The Flan for Compulsory Education in the Women’s Rights. William and Liberty. Roebuck Redivivua. George Francis Train. Thom’s Almanack for 71. The Catholic Directory for Tl, Ac. OUR EDUCATION COMMISSION. By a Committee of Irish Catholics ...
... one to suppose that it will not need much persu tston bring him out on the platform so long the exclusive property of George Francis Train.”— America.* Ccyrtspotiden t of the Times. ...