... when travelling with third-clew ticket, cwt. GIORGI FRANCIS TRAIN.—It IS long time, says the Echo, since we heard of George Francis Train; be is still alive, but very uncomfortable. After the execution of the Chicago Anarchists he returned from the Weet ...

... men at Washington on the 211th inst., beUig the Lagest body of troops ever reviewed on the American continent. Mr. George Francis Train has ;uldrossed a letter from London to the St,. For& //tread, declaring that a number of vessels are titling oat at ...

... 12-46. NOTZIL in world said which is older even the sad Ancient of St Andrews. WORLD IN SIXTY-Snit:l DATA. nays Nut George Francis Train his world-circling taur on Sunday night, arriving there at seven o'clock in tine health and spirits. The trip was made ...

... march from Altiershott from beat wore greatly eza:gerated. Mr Resnien tried to get up a discussion In reference to George Francis Train, into wham case lie wanted a Select Committee of Noturly would second the motion for a committee, and it fell through ...

... save that the adventurous globe-trotting Miss Nellie Bly was sere to find imitators. The latest of these, by name Mr George Francis Train, inspired by a desire to tweak the record, out fifty-two days ago from Tames, in Washington Territory. Starting with ...

... witnessed after dinner in the drawing-room, and perhaps they will introduce Iloulachan into Bengal on their return. George Francis Train, the 'eccentric Yankee, who tried to introduce street tramways into London, has fallen foul of our countryman, Mr Gordon ...

... had propably come into collision with • train due from Cardift RECFP, TION OF GEORGE. FRANCIS TRAIN IN NEW YORK.-Says a New York correspondent— Yon have let George Francis Train loose upon us. That is to say, you have started him for our shores, and he ...

... ged, the weed deserves to be transported for life. AN EccitYrsio Fawrnro-MAN.—A New York correspondent telegraphs :—George Francis Train, the eccentric individual who claims to have invented tramways, is engaged in a fast, which ham already lasted eight ...

... that no American hen been laid in Westminster Abbey, as a token of brotherhood; whereon says a New England paper :— George Francis Train is understood to have been so powerfully affected by the Canon'. wish, that he has determined to abandon his prospects ...

... Fanchette, which she is to play here very shortly. Miss Gourley is, I understand, of Scottish origin. The irrepressible George Francis Train arrived in the Metropolis last week, and has been holding forth in his peculiar spread-eagle style to 7 .the votaries ...

... press does not afford sufficient scope for the latent energies of some of our celebrities. We are just informed that Mr George Francis Train, (the gentleman who has been engaged during the last two years making some of our thoroughfares impassable) has addressed ...

... ). I repeat, sir, look at the illustrious w:dow loilachree, look at Lucy Stone, look at Elizabeth Stanton, look at George Francis Train, and, sir, I say it with bowed head and deep veneration, look at the mother of Washington. She dragged ep a I that ...