... gation were provided for. The Fenian heard it in his cell, and vowed that there was nothing loft to fight for. And George Francis Train telegraphed from Chicago that the I. R. B. was disbanded, and that the brethren in Ireland were to go stock, lock, ...

... have adopted a resolution on the same subject, couched in earnest terms. Tbe people Dublin bad almost forgotten Mr. George Francis Train, large space as be filled in tbe public eye a couple of months since; but yesterday bis existence wan again made known ...

... Massachusetts district. John Morrisey is re-elected to Congress in the sth New York Congressional District, defeating George Francis Train, who had an independent nomination. NEW YORK, Nov. 4. Further returns of the result of the Presidential elections have ...

... York may enjoy such franchise in their stead.’ Should A. J. Stewart and Co. get the grant, they will probably make George Francis Train the superintendent of the road. This will good news in Loudon, where, suppose, you are not anxious to have Train back ...

... bidding of that society of malcontents, by their emissaries, chief among whom was the irrepressible and aggravating George' Francis Train. It is charo I by this anonymous writer, whom remorse of conscience compels to' speak out, but whom dread of assa-mination ...

... consequence. The Fenian element has been strong enough in this city to nominate another Congressman besides the gifted Mr. George Francis Train. John Savage is candidate for the district now represented Fernando Wood. Savage is Fenian of discredit and renown ...

... consequence. The Fenian element has been strong enough in this city to nominate anothor Congressman besides the gifted Mr. George Francis Train. John Savage is a candidate for the district now represented by Fernando Wood. Savage is a Fenian of discredit and ...

... and Seward—are they Amerk'.ns • Adams British toady. Geoeou Fbahcis Teain.” Tlio Revolution- also The last wordr- of George Francis Train on board the Scotia, just before it that voyage which fora niche in the temple of history, were, ‘God bless old Ireland—God ...

... orators ami captains who incited it could not have been j captured instead the wretched dupes of the rank ! and file. Mr. George Francis Train, who has been so long yearning for an opportunity striking blow for Ireland, upon the first call to battle. rushed ...

... Civic Guard has reappeared iv arms in the street, in spite of tho edict dissolving that body. MARSEILLES, Oct. 22. George Francis Train, tho American, has arrived here from San Francisco. Ho was present at a meeting hold at tho Alhambra, where he made ...

... question. For this was sharply taken task by Elizabeth Cady Stanton, editress of the Revolution, and the next friend George Francis Train. Anna Dickinson followed in defence of Mr. Phillips, and an amusing controversy took place between a woman the audience ...

... Ottawa; though thousand rumours prevail. In a letter, dated Dublin Gaol, April t,” and addressed to the New York World, George Francis Train says, “John Mitchell is no more. Bury him with D'Arcy M Gee.” This is curious, Mr. M‘Geo was killed on the 7th April ...