... JS'ew-Letter. with request for its insertion.—En. A. W. ] Abbot or Osoaos Passers Tssts.—The New Torfc journals report that George Francis Train war arrreted that city on the 20« h ult. for publishing an obscene article in a journal called the IVwm rrferrr.ee ...

... December at New York, where, on the next day, interviewed by reporter of The World, and received the congratulations of George Francis Train. He then sailed for Vera Cruz, having been invited by the Mexican Government assume the chief command of their armies ...

... New York, where, on the next day, he was interviewed by a reporter of The World, and received the congratulations of George Francis Train. He then sailed for Vera Cruz, having been invited the Mexican Government assume the chief command of their armies ...

... 'GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN STARVING HIM. SELF TO DEATH. TAT vcry remarkable man, Mr. George Francis Train, has mounted (says the Standard) a brand new hobby horse. Sick of starting tramway lines, cloyed -with Coger's Hall triumphs, tired of beardl iug the ...

... Ireland never would bo made contented repressive measures. “THE MAJOR.” Major O’Gorman is destined to figure as the George Francis Train of the Irish agitation. The follr wing characteristic telegram from the gallant major was read the friblin meeting:—“From ...

... given. MU. GEOUQE FRANCIS TRAIN’. A mono the passengers the Baltic, which passed Queenstown yesterday morning, is Mr. George Francis Train. was committed to the State Asylum for the Insane at Ultica by Judge Davis on May 24, the jury before whom he was arraigned ...

... Sheffield yesterday blade striker named Howaon was killed by lightning. Some of the American papers state that Mr. George Francis Train has become lunatic. A shocking case of burning is reported from Shields. In a state of intoxication, a married woman ...

... ed. Civic Guard h*s appeared arms in the streets in spite the edict dissolving that body. M ar>’Bili v*. Oct. 22 --George Francis Train, the American, has arrived hero from Son Fraocuco. was present a msetin held a: toe Alhamlira, whore ho made aa energetic ...

... Marriage—Sir C, O'Loghlen—The Seiza: Athenay and Ennis Railway—The Political REET. —Our Field Artiliery—The American Cott George Francis Train Again — Ballymena right Association : Formation of a Tesant tion Association—Audacious Theft of £33: mentary of Ne ...

... you villain, you Be. Ik most not be supposed that Train was unprovoked. Mr. Horace Greeley had said in the Tribune, “ George Francis Train is sss, lunatic, a charlatan, and mountebank”—a remark something the style of the vulgar schoolboys who chalk on the ...

... the contempt it richly deserves ; but how is it possible for the poor fellow to survive the gushing commendations of George Francis Train ? ' Give me your hand, old boy ! I am with you the last! You mean it! So do I!' This is too sad. O'Neill should have ...

... A CLAIM FOR A STRAIGHET WAISTCOAT. Wf have received a letter from Mr. George Francis Train, dated Omaha, Jan. 1, 1872. Mr. Train de- signs to present the libellous American Press,' as he terms it, with a New Year's gift-an action for damages all round ...