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... referring briefly a few days since to the subject,. we have been favoured with a copy of a pamphlet from the pen of Mr George Francis Train, entitled Observations on Horse Railways, in which the author brings together a body of statistics, reports, and ...
... Modesty not a characteristic of the rising generation Yankees, and it is not therefore surprising to find in Air. George Francis Train the personification of all that la fast** and impudent. calls upon ua to read sight or nine afterdinner speeches delirered ...
... probably occur to those gentlemen themselves if they will take the suggestion into consideration. SPREAD-EAGLEISM. By George Francis Train. London: Sampson, Low and Co. The only thing learn from this book is that Mr Francis Train is exceedingly smart man ...
... odda-and•nda. Modest not a characteristic of the rising generation Yankees, and It not therefore enrpriaiog And In Mr. George Francis Train the personification of all that ie ** fast and impudent. He calls upon read eight or nine afterdinner speeches delivered ...
... at Birkenhead on Thursday next, the 30th inst. An entertainment in celebration of the occasion is to be given by Mr. George Francis Train, the introducer of the system of tramways into this country, for which, understand, several hundred cards of invitation ...
... street railway in England took place to-¢ at Birkenhead, and the event was celebrated by a grand banquet given by Mr. George Francis Train, the patentee for Europe. The opening of the line was attended with the most perfect success throughout, all the a ...
... It is now not more than six months since the idea of coestructing omnibus railways is Europe was first started by Mr George Francis Train, an American gentleman of great talent, pereeveraece, and energy of character. Opposition met him in his earliest efforts ...
... atrecl railway in England look place to-day at Birkenhead, and the event celebrated bv a grand banquet given by Mr. George Francis Train, Ibi- patentee for Europe. The opening of the line was attended with the aaost perfect succeas throughout, all the ...
... street railway in England look place on Thursday Birkenhead, and the event was celebrated grand banquet given by Mr. George Francis 'Train, the patentee for Europe. The opening the line was attended with the roost perfect success throughout, all the arrangements ...
... railway in England tooki place to-day at Birkenhead, and the event was celebrateil ly a grand banquet given by Mr. George Francis Train, the patcntee for Europe. Tile opening of the line 1vas attended with the most perfect success throughout, all the ...
... at Birkenhead, was opened, and the vpnt inauuraded by magnificent banquet, at which some persons were present. Mr. George Francis Train, the proprietor and patentee occupied the chair, and amongst the company were M . John Laird the eminent ship-builder; ...
... STREET TRAINS. Tlirough Mr. George Francis Train’s eccentric and amusing work, Sjiread-Eagleism,” there nins vein of the soundest common sense. He is a pushing, practical Yankee, whom trifling obstacles do not daunt. He prefers having in hand something ...