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... and what benefits they can confer, lisay now be learned in Birkenhlitd. We stated solose few months ago that Mrr. George Francis Train had come to Liver- pool as the representative of a tompany formed for the construotion of street railways in Europe ...
... General Omnibus Corn- t panty, consisting of M-essr s. Lace, Church, andi Wilkinson, I were presgent, as weisa also Mr. George Francis Train and Mr'. Curtis. Mr. GIttEaETWEL, [tsl vestry clerk, opened the proceedings by setting thle applications of the three ...
... now near Torquay ; though not so socell bodily as all A'ish him to be, yet mentally as brilliant as ever.-I an], k., GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. THE GREAT FLOAT Door, AT BIRXESHEAD.- The gigantic dock at Birkenhead is rapidiy approaching completion, and it ...
... mutilated bodies were stretched along the track, have a right to inquire if, in :Ihis case, some one ie not to blame. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. ...
... tisority in favour of giving tramways a trial ; and, as we understand bhe proposal of the promoter of the system, Mr. George Francis Train, he doest not want to 3commAit any Man to tlwt3 extent of a Sixpence in the project till experience hae tabented its ...
... THE RAILWAY TRAIN. The rai!way train-we mean the street railway train-or, to speak more plainly still, we mean Mr. George Francis Train, the projector~and worker-ont of the system o1 tranmways in our streets as a means of relieving the overcrowding o ...
... 'WatsinWhgton on the 20th inst, being the largest IC 'bady, of troops ever reviewed on the American 0: Continent. n Mr. George Francis Train has addressed a letter rom London to the Yew York Berald, de- claripg that a number of vessels are fitting out at English ...
... on the 20th inst., being lbs largestalit o trriv ed ao the Aimearican Continentr bod oi Stroup eerd rwedo the Mr. George Francis Train his addressed a letter from London to the Nowputor, Herold, declaring that a number of veosses are iltting out at English ...
... men at Wash- ington on the 20th inst., being the largest body of troops ever reviewed on the American continent, Mr. George Francis Train has addressed a letter from London to the Nue York Heraid, declaring that a number of vessels are fitting out at English ...
... Lo more caustic than deserved, permit rue to place in, iLixta. posilion two peeasgee from S our pap3r of Mondav,_ . George Francis Train'e Lettor-England~a ?? position is contemptible. I have seen one, two, three,,es- Bols load under my very fne with caunon ...
... edition-have we not our own General Bombastes Furioso Tiain for every iieal' I cannot pick up a paper without finding what George Francis Train said, to the exclusion of everything Mrs. Grundy has expounded as authority. His letters are full of war, and yet lie ...
... put on board. It is notified that henceforth she will be known as the United States steam frigate Vanderbilt. Messrs. George Francis Train and Cassius M. Clay had been jointly venting their spleen against England at a public meeting, called for the purpose ...