... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Ni was a brother of Dr. Charles IA Dews, a physician who is also well known bode la awl cut at bls proteesioa. Ws. George Francis Train whose death is INAMINAW4 was granddaugh ter of an dicer of navy, connected with the Ferments ousd the Posre, grandniece ...

... considerably heavier, its weight having been as much as 98 pounds per yard. The introduction of the tramway into England by George Francis Train, in 18'iO, was then referred to, and the development of the tramway system and the merits of the various rails employed ...

... more to this course because such eases bring disgrace on the State, and this instance is regarded as peculiarly bad. George Francis Train never could see any ability in any other man; and here is his opinion of Elihu Burritt :— The fact of having a Latin ...

... and it is therefore not very unnatural that the public should prefer it to the rattling, murky, and close omnibus. George Francis Train certainly introduced into England • valuable commodity when he laid down tramcars and ran cars in Birkenhead in ISIS) ...

... not approve of taking off ladies' dresses in public, your communication is declined. y. A. 1. On the contrary, Mr. George Francis Train was then a staunch teetotaller. 2. AVe only know that ho was left an orphan when four years of age. .3. AVe don't know ...

... considerably heavier, its weight having been as much as 981 b. per yard. The introduction of the tramway into England, by George Francis Train, in 18GO, was then referred to, and the development of the tramway system and the merits of the various rails employed ...

... the Crown of Bulgaria supplied to it by its readers. They recommend certain persons to the Bulgarians for the post. George Francis Train, the eminent scholar, raw fuer, psychologi4t, who inured to hardship and privation would not be daunted by revolution: ...

... great scheme for securing uninterrupted railway and telegraphic communication between Behring Strait and Cape fore. George Francis Train has relinquished for the in-c of 111e.t6 tea and coffee and stimulants of all kinds, and lives a singularly pure and ...

... I deucy of the ge-lorious United States. We felt quite relieved to hear this, for we had Imagined that be must be George Francis , Train, and we were getting ready to eat our lucky in case he should leap over the , counter after us with • bowie-knife ...