... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN AT BLARNEY. A specimen of George F. Train's oratory will not be without interest to many of our readers. He delivered the following lecture at Blarney, where he evidently found himself as much at home as any native. It was at Dr. ...

... can Times in the cell of a British bastille. The lane is long that has no turn. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. P.S.—My political article fell like a bombshell in the Democratic ranks. My private secretary writes that the Democratic papers begin to cut me again ...

... open court by the judge.—l have the honour to remain your oLelient humble servant, P. C. HOW LEY, High Sheriff. George Francis Train, Esq., now at Sligo. Sligo, Feb. 28. Dear am surprised to find your note declining to put my name on the panel ...

... and am therefore eligible for said office. Please inform me if my services are wanted as a juryman. —Sincerely , GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, To the High Sheriff of the county of Sligo. Sligo Court-house, Feb. 28. Dear Sir,—ln reply to your note of ...

... OPPOSITION TO TRAMWAYS IN IRELAND. There is not -a single street railway in Ireland. Years ago Mr. George Francis Train made very energetic appeals to the residents of Dublin to have rails laid down in the streets, but his flabbergasting disgusted ...

... A FAST TRAIN. British tyranny has at last given up the patriot George Francis Train, and in leaving the inhospitable shores of Ireland that gentleman gives us his blessing. Perhaps it is good for us to hear of our faults, though put before us in an e ...

... THE COURT OF EXCHEQUER, IRELAND. The Ebbw Vale Iron Company, plaintiffs ; George Francis Train, defendant. Sirs,—You are hereby required to take notice, that George Francis Train, a native-born American citizen, an the defendant in this cause, require ...

... bill. These things are recorded in this debtor's jail. DOWN WITH IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT. THE SPECIAL OF TILE WORLD. George Francis Train, having nothing else to do in the Marshalsea, has written reams upon reams, and the American papers team with his ...

... AIR. TRAM'S PROTEST. Mr. George Francis Train, a native-born American citizen, has addresse(l the following protest to the Right Hon. Gathorne Haply, Secretary Home Department, cr Major-General Sir Thomas Larcom, Dublin : Police Barracks, Queenstown ...

... MR. TRALYS PROTEST. Mr. George Francis Train, a native-born American citizen, has addressed the following protest to the Right Hon. Gathorne Hardy, Secretary Home Department, 'or Major-General Sir Thomas Larcom, Dublin : Police Barracks, Queenstown ...

... RAILROAD, THE CREDIT MOBILIER, AND THE CREDIT FONCIER. (By George Francis Train.) (From the Anylo-American Times.) The following account of the Union Pacific Railroad by George Francis Train, will bo read with interest. That line daily excites more and ...

... arrangements were now pending between the War Department and the Admiralty for its removal. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN UPON HIMSELF AND HIS VIEWS.—Mr. George Francis Train having been asked by the A merican Workin g Women's Association to deliver a lecture, re ...