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... the British Government, and we entirely endorse the sentiment when he expresses the hope thatit never will be. Mr. George Francis Train has been exhibit- ing himself at the Fenian Congress in Philadel- phia. His speech is characterised as highly inflammatory ...
... similar action is to be taken throughout the principal cities. On the evening of the 19th nIt., by speeial invitation, George Francis Train lectured befere the Feniana in Philadelphia. His speech was highly inflammatory, and grossly vitupe- rative towards ...
... recrimination among the leaders, an erodes of the native popnUtion, and the luting dishonor of oar common nationality. Mr. George Francis Train has been exhibiting himself the Fenian Congress Philadelphia. His speech is characterised highly inflammatory and grossly ...
... Broad wood, and putting it on certain pianofortes not manufactured that firm. The latest enthusiastic expression Mr. George Francis Train, of Tramway notoriety, with regard t-- himself, is that he is steam-engine m breeches It is pioi-scd to build new State ...
... glowing Fenian in manner fol- lowing:- Head-qnarters of the Fenian Brotherhood, State of Ilvinois, Chicago, Dec. 6. D I George Francis Train, Esq. Dr Sia -It will be a source of much pleasure, I an ocnqe'on long to be remembered by the mom- Sirs of tbe Fdnian ...
... glowing Fenian manner following : “ Head-quarters of tbe Fenian Brotherhood, State of Illinois, Chicago. Dec. 6. •* George Francis Train, Esq. Dear Bib—lt will a source of much pleasure, and occasion long to b‘ remembered the members of tbe Fenian Brotherhood ...
... and forty minutes. A great calamity has fallen the Caucasus, in the appearance destructive disease among silkworms. George Francis Train is in Omaha erecting cottages to rent to emigrants, and exj-ects to make fortune. Victor Foucher, councillor of the ...
... WVeSuR1NGToN despatch Of the 18th ult. savs:-A large and entbusiastic Fcnian mceting wos held last n'ght, and aidreased hy George Francis Train, Mojor Tooley, B. Doran I~ll an, and 1on. Messrs. Rogers of New Jersey, and H gan, of Missouri. Letters were read from ...
... did not come to widen a breach, or throw new elements of discyrd into our Fenian Brotber- hood ; but, in the words of George Francis Train, I say. 'In God's name, close up, gentlemen, and cheer with me for Ireland.' (Responsive cheering) I s have, perhaps ...
... sufficient proof of this fact. The liberators of Ireland were addressed by the great American professor of spreadvagleism George Francis Train, and by Fernando Wood. Mr. B. I)oran Killian addressed his fellow-countrymen in explanation of the object of the m ...
... severely beaten. His head was out in several places, and his face brnised.--ery Teleyrapk. An American paper states that George Francis Train is studying military, science, in aider to have a subordinate command in the Fenian army, which is shortly 'to invade ...
... to the f umd. General Sveeny and President Roberts led I town this morning. FURTHER DISSENSIONS IN THE FENIAN CAMP. George Francis Train, B. Doran KUilItn, Jamee NaeDarrmot, and Curley, friends of O!lahony, attempted to denounce Sweeney and Rolbeita lest ...