... the Viceregal Lodge, Dublin, for the reception of the Prince of Wales and other Royal visitors. LECTURE BY GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. George Francis Train lectured last night at Cork on his escape from death in the Bastille under Ganabetta, the Washington treaty ...

... (Ren-wed laughter.) I repeat, sir, look at the ilhi«trioue Widow Macr-e, look at Lucy Stone, look Elizabeth Stanton, 16* k George Francis Train. (Great laughter.) And. sir, I say it with a bowed head and deep veneration, look at the mother of Washington—ehe “dragged ...

... have chosen Lord Grey de Wilton as the candidate of the party in that town. Thursday's papers are requested by Mr. George Francis Train, who, it appears, is now in London, to contradict a statement published last month in a telegram from America, to the ...

... What more uncertain than the law ?—unless, indeed, it be Chanee-ry. A TRAIN THAT WON'T Go.—Most people have heard of George Francis Train, and probably, most people don't want to hear any more of him. But he is not to be suppressed. He has heard of the ...

... natio! must pay the market-price for the labour l b engages. - - - THE IMMORTAL G. F. TRAIN ON T/1.0 STUMP AGAIN. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, or as an American eet l ; temporary puts it, GEORGE FRANCIS (MOUNTED/1A TRAIN, is on his Presidential stump. He has ...

... OCCASIONAL NOTES FROM AMERICA. LB!' OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT] Now York, Februaty 3rd, 1876. Not even George Francis Train is in motion. We are having quiet times: everyone acknowledges it, so there can be no secret about the same. I have known this city ...

... be lodged in gaol. Nothing more likely—for the law is no respecter of persons, and is already at variance with Mr. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN On the Repudiation question. BATLEY CARR. NEW PLACE OF WORKSHIP.—A new Wesleyan chapel is about to be erected at Batley ...

... and grease. The damages are roughly estimated at £50,000. Hundreds of workpeople will be thrown out of employment. George Francis Train has been sent to a lunatic asylum. The Tichborne case wasresumed on Monday. The cross-examination of Claimant was read ...

... purpose of establishing a central hall, club, and institute for the joint use of working class associations in Leeds. Mr. George Francis Train has broken away from his bastile at Lyons, and arrived in London on Saturday. The Observer is informed that his ...

... Co-operative Company (Limited). on favourable terms. The necessary steps for the formal winding-up have been taken. Mr. George Francis Train, who writes from the Lang' ham Hotel, says that the telegram dated New York, May 20th, stating that he had been sent ...

... Oh, no! Mother told me she see you intossicated. OFF THE RAILS.—The American papers report that our old friend Mr. George Francis Train has become a lunatic, and he is to have a guardian appointed. The information, except so far as regards the appointment ...

... the Chinese Commissioners were about to start , for France, and that there was no danger in the north of China. - - George Francis Train is still at Marseilles, and a letter from that infatuated city states that the hotel at which the Yankee adventurer ...