... IRELAND'S GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Mr. John Rea, a telegram recently dispatched to Mr. Powei - , M.P., pledges his professional reputation that in a week Mr. Killen will be unconditionally discharged by the Irish Court of Queen's Bench. In the same telegram ...

... ## Death of Mrs. George Francis Train Mrs. Ceorge Franciß Train, formerly of Liverpool, imd late of New York, was buripd few days asjo in the beautiful cemetery. Greenwood. Mr. Train and] deceased lady were well-known Has former_ having been connected ...

... G. F. Train's Latest. —George Francis Train pliysiologised a wild steer on Sept. 1. The animal was racing through Central Park, New York, tossing men, women, and children on its horns, when the brute suddenly charged squarely the nc'h occupied by Mr Train ...

... nt of the wards, be rescinded, and that any such provision be struck out of the bill. Death or Mas. George Francis Train. Mrs. George Francis Train, formerly of this town, and late of New York, was buried a few days ago in the beautiful cemetery, Greenwood ...

... Outram to “ tram. A|Ceotdonias.—You have won your bet. The first tram car running in London, was that introduoed by George Francis Train, It raa along the road from the marble arch to the Albion gate. Rail* had been in existence at the various Lon- don ...

... to show that little things are by.no means exempt from the action of this particular law. All the wo 1d has heard of George Francis Train, of ramcar speeulative fame, but as all the world do not know what has become ef taat worthy man, who strutted more ...

... 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 ...

... Clan, an enipkyee of Appleton & Co., publishers, hut ben .meted, charged with stealing woo worth of books. Tae wile of George Francis Train • ea found dead in bed yesterday morning. The Sun's Philadelphia correspondent re. porta a rumor thnt Gen. Grant will ...

... taken Into ouatody. VIOLENT YOUNG HEN. At the City Police Court, two veterinary students named James M'Willlam and George Francis Train, were charged with having sesanlted Wllllatn {Luce, residing in Buccleucb Street, while in Broughton Street, on Friday ...

... Having achieved so much, we are apt to forget the original hand which introduced the tramway system to England—that of GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, who was indecorously laughed out of coun- tenance as a fool, and something of a mad- man. It is. ever so with pioneers ...

... should they not defeat him again'? He knows best: but once the ambition is aroused, such is the infatuation, ithat even George Francis Train will run; which is not unlike a donkey entering for the Derby, . with all respect foe Train's well-known ability. It ...

... considerably heavier, its weight having beeu lun s 98lb, per yard. The introduction of the tramway iuto Lugland, by George Francis Train, in 1860, was then referred to, and the dovelopment of the tramway systom and the morits of the varieus rails employed ...