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... Tramway Centenary, Mr. red Bland, director, Trackworks dept., Edgar Allen and Co., Ltd., writes of a noted character, George Francis Train, who, in the course of remarkable career, was incidentally tramway pioneer. It interesting to Burnley people note that ...
... possessions a postcard addressed to Citoyen Henry Mozley, Manager, Tramway Company, Burnley, England, written by George Francis Train, the pioneer of tramways. This postcard is reproduced in facsimile in the December number The Edgar Allen News, ...
... FENIANISM. THE ARREST OP GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. On Friday night week, about ten o'olock, tho tender ofthe Cuuard company returned to Queenstown from the Scotia, which had just arrived opposite the harbour. She brought such of the passengers as preferred ...
... was quiet about ■five minutes. Pretty soon he said George Francis Train kicking up good deal of row over in England. Do you think they will put him in a Bastilo ? Train ? Train ?—George Francis Train P said Artemus, solemnly. I never heard of him. ...
... was quiet about five minutes. Pretty soon he said, George Francis Train is kicking a good deal of a row in England. Do you think they will put him in a Bastile Train ? Train ?—George Francis Train ? said Artemus, solemnly; I never heard of him. ...
... the illustrious names of hit-toi'y ! Look at Widow Mackree! Look at Lucy Stone! Look Elizabeth Cady Stanton! Look at George Francis Train! (Great laughter.) And sir, I say with bowed head and deepest veneration, look at the mother of Washington! She raised ...
... a nail in one's coffin, a glass of this wooddemon must go far towards providing a plank for it. LATEST PER TRAIN. George Francis Train, who is still largelike one pea in drum—and making a deal noise, has sent us his platform, which la comical thet ...
... brightly-coloured waistcoat, of much the same cut as that that was favour the early decades of this century, or just Mr. George Francis Train used to appear at Loudon dinner parties about twentyfive years since. Poor Sir Arthur Sullivan ! His Yeomen of the ...
... adventurer, Train—l rant. Silent »temiFT.-The Vailg Item the oth ...
... relation of oapital and labour, two questions whioh he said would soon have to dealt with by tho House Commons. Mr. George Francis Train, well-known American sympathiser with Fenianism, was arrested on Friday night on board the Scotia. Mr. Train was very ...
... western editor, speaking of concert singer, says that her voice delicious —pure a moonlight, and as tender as a shirt. George Francis Train says he 'has sunk his egotism in the universe. Nothing short of the universe would hold it, says the New York World ...
... the general order business was excellent, the practice of allowing all sorts and conditions men and women (including George Francis Train) attend and S' y t all sorts addresses, mostly in support foolish fads, is one which might abotished. I found that ...