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... PROMISED WORK GOOD CONDUCT DEPOSITS ALLEGED to have obtained money from prospective clerks as deposits for good conduct, George Francis Train (41), of Bramley, Leeds, appeared at Leeds Police Court to-day charged with stealing by a trick. Prosecuting, Mr A ...
... that occasion. The Chairman, in proposing the toast of Sir Clifton Robinson's health, mentioned hie connection with George Francis Train m Birkenhead in 1860. Since that time they had passed from horses to cables, from cables to electric traction, conduit ...
... l manner in which they had vindicated the rights of the House of Corn. mons and the prerogative of the Crown. * Mr George Francis Train delivered an address at Cork on Friday, where he described his experience in France. He stated that he had devised ...
... amounted to £*1478 ; but on Friday, owing to the excitement in the cotton trade, reached the heavy total of £*2254. Mr. George Francis Train has at length been placed under a temporary extinguisher. The third of his lectures was to have been delivered in Dublin ...
... the Court below should be reversed; and that the prosecutor should be condemned to pay the costs. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN' ONCE MORE. Mr. George Francis Train has come to grief. He mysteriously disappeared some time ago, and it appears to have been rumoured ...
... members House of Commons—indeed, that there was 01 t C danirer of the present being known the Parliament. * . Citizen George Francis Train, America's eccentric l- 1 c-trotter, is again to put a girdle round the earth. On' of the American papers says he will ...
... the Angry-Saxon entente eordiale may be broken oif with a loud snap. News was received Tuesday from New York that George Francis Train—who always clanged that he gnve London her first tramway—had died in that city at Mill's Hotel, a cheap lodging-house ...
... similar action is to be taken throughout the principal cities. On the evening of the 19th inst, by special invitation, George Francis Train Jpctured before the Fenians In Philadelphia. His speech was highly inflammatory, and grossly vituperative towards the ...
... Maws Bill of the Committee of Ways and Means DUMB Congreem No Speaker has yet bees elected in the New York Aniembly. George Francis Train las narrowly escaped lynching at Jammed's. Wincoasis. It is reperied that the expedition of Gene. M'Clersmad and Porter ...
... charter for the New York and Harlem railroad 1831. The first English trams were introduced at Birkenhead in 1860 by George Francis Train, so that even these days the provinces gave London a lead. A celebration of the centenary of tramcars might be appropriate ...
... Monday night, but fortunately the fire was extinguished before any very serious damage was done. The career of Mr. George Francis Train has been again checked. His star has for some days lost much of its brilliancy, and it is now stated that he was arrested ...
... TreAn in a New Clunneter. Under the heading of G. F. Train in Prison, the New Tort Tines of the 17th ult. says :— George Francis Train and John Wesley Nichols were arrested late yesterday afternoon $ charge of publishing en obscene and blasphemous ...