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... country, am therefore oluiblo“(.:;rtbo 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. Dear Bir,—ln to smflm&m day’s ey 'z& beg our note howoulmup’- ...
... MR. G. F. TRAIN'S FAREWELL. Mr. George Francis Train has issued in his weekly sheet, which he dates from his prison at the Marshalsea, and terms the T'rain Extra, the following little card to England. The good-bye to England is issued in anticipation ...
... Seward may drivel in long-winded despatohes, and Adams may dine and wine away American rights with noble lords, but * George Francis Train will act.” Ove native-born American citizen, at least while I live, will be as true to American liberty as cur Iri ...
... Washington despatch ‘A large and enthas astic Fenian meeting of the [Sth say was held last night, and addressed by George Francis ‘Train, B. Doran Killian, and Hon. Messrs. Rogers, Major Toole of New Je ey, aud Hogan, of Missouri. Letters were read from ...
... connection with the London Omnibus Company, he scon established an excellent and cheap omnibus service. He also joined George Francis Train in building and working the first tramway in London. He disapproved, however, of the / aised rail, and this u'entnall{ ...
... extracts from Mr. Train's paper, called Train Extra :— Correspondence between Sir John A. McDonald and Geo. Francis Train. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN TO SIR JOHN A. MCDONALD. Sir Jdc:‘t“ldkuu. Premier of the Dominion, Ottaws, Presuming on old_seq I ask it Government ...
... aprund at Tamumany-hall, New York, as a preacher. Tne act had been advertised in the following manuner :—* Tonight Rev. George Francis “Train preaches on * Oid Fogies of the Bible compared fo the beautiful character of the Saviour.' The same discourse suppressed ...
... THE SOONER THE BETTER! Mr. George Francis Train has made up his mind to return to America, and has issued a farewell address to his friends and the zmhlir. The document, which is dated from *‘ Four Court, Marshalsea,” is in Mr. Train's own peculurl{ happy ...
... at Washington j on the 20th inst., being the largest body of troops ever re-1 viewed ou the American Continent. Mr. George Francis Train has addressed a letter from London to the New York Herald, declariug that a number of vessels are fitting out English ...
... ! The. New York Tribune of the Bth announced Mr. u’l‘run‘ 's departure from America in the following TS :— ~ Mr. George Francis Train sailed for Europe yesterday, to uochmu:tmwunotmmhudmmm“{mlities of that unhappy country. ...
... ;:ncflo:::am lor 3 prom lr?‘l'nlfl speedy release. The Chicago Tribune, before hearing of Mr, Train's release, wrote :— George Francis Train, who started for Europe some ten dsy-mwithnhmmthhlot Fenianism, was arrested at Queenstown on arrival of the steamer ...
... seven in number. We cheerfully recommend this circumstance to the notice of M. Ledru-Rollin, Mr. David Urquhart, Mr. George Francis Train, the Sheffield Committee for Foreign Affairs, or any other zentlemen who may happen to be hard up for facta. There ...