... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, America is the land of eccentricity and of bombast. Perhaps, however, those American qualities have never been exhibited in such full bloom as in the person of that distinguished citizen of the United States, Mr George Francis Train ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, (GAN LLEW LLWIFO-o'l2 NI:GE:ADM') Dymrt on o ddynion hynotaf yr yes. Yr ydoedd aewydd gaol ei ryddhan o g‘tchar Prydetnig pan oeddym ni yu cychwyn i'r America. Bu yu ugharchar ant Ivy nag on echos. Y was yn fyoyeh ye amcitou at gael ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. » Corx, George [rain delivered & lecture to an immense of persons at the last night, on a variety of subjects He. was loudly ebeered throughout, and at the close he was seized by some gentlemen from among the audience and trium- ...

... EORGE FRANCIS TRAIN The New York Sum says:—* The British Lion has beat George Francis Train. He writes to the Lzpress that he is now in prison for life. This is a sad change from the defiant tone of his former epistles, in which he promised that Warren ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. The last number of the Train Extra, a broadsheet, with the publication of which Mr Train has been amusing his leisure hours in the Marshalsea, was published on Saturday last. A feature in the present Train Extra is a model dictionary ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. A telegram from New York yesterday states that George Francis. Tram has been sent to a lunatic asylum. ...

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... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. (From the New York World.) ADDRESSES FROM FENIAN ORGANIZATIONS. The deputation from the Train Congressional Committee, which welcomed Mr Train on board the Australasian on Christmas morning, deferred delivering their address until ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN (From the Star If George Francis Train conld taken just as he ami )>ut into novel play he would make a I'ortun • for his translator. There is certainly like htm all literature, though the great archetype many thousands of men who ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. ADDRESS TO TIIE FATHER MATHEW SOCIETY. The announcement that on Sunday evening last, George Francis Train, the undaunted champion of the Union, and the unpurchased advocate of Irish independence, would speak at the meeting of the ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. The London correspondent of the Dundee Advertiser, writing yesterday says:—lt was telegraphed fortnight ago from New York by Reuter that George Francis Train bad been committed to a lunatic asylum in consequence of a jury finding ...

... 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 ...