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... legion of Garibaldian guerillas is also in course of formation. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN AT MARSEILLES. A Correspondent, writing from Marseilles on November 6th, says;— Mr. George Francis Train has issued another stirring address, tall of egotism and exclamations ...
... is now near Torquay though not so well bodily as all wish him to be, yet mentally as brilliant as ever.—l am. See., GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Her Majesty Queen Victoria ami the Prince Consort the occasion of their visit to Coburg gave sum of 1,000 florins ...
... Saturday, the 4th of April, may be looked upon as the time for the contest. THE AREEST OF G. F. TRAIN. The arrest of George Francis Train by the police Queenstown, and hia removal from the Scotia, on the charge of •omplicity with Fenianistn, was announced ...
... verdict of manslaughter against Mary Frell, who struck a man named Carr on the head with a poker, causing his deatn. George Francis Train has reached home, havingtravelled round the world in 67 days, 13 hoars, 3 minutes and seconds, beating the record. ...
... Government to the adimaßion of friendly ehipe of th , poMible invader and hia alliea snould liable to exclusion. Mr. George Francis Train, having made oood Marseille, arrival ,n Sdtarday. firat acton arrival, we are in(ormed. to call at the Reform Club ...
... ROUND THE WORLD IN SIXTY-TWO DAYS. On Saturday afternoon there arrived in London, on flying visit, Mr. George Francis Train, who for the last few weeks has been devoting his superfluous energy to the task of breaking the records of Miss Nellie Bly and ...
... control, all her destinies has been great and irreparable fault.” GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN AT MARSEILLES. Correspondent, writing from MnreeiUee on November 6th, e»ve;— “Mr. George Francis Train has issued another starring address, full egotism and exclamations ...
... naturalisation question, he being born American. A brisk campaign of lecturing, of a novel order has commenced in Cork, Mr. George Francis Train endeavouring make good his boast of excelling in tbia country the auccs-B of Mr. Dickens m America. Train’s jioitera ...
... hot pnrsnit, in which many country people joined, they anim>K**»dod him * wood, about two miles north of Carlisle. George Francis Train ia again figuring as lecturer. In Dublin be touched on his own insolvency case, dieenssed the position of “the two ...
... and tried to stand to have his photograph to bs taken, hut sank on to a sofa, and there ripped little cocoa, while George Francis Train made speech of half hoar’s duration. Succi then managed to stand up and say a few words. He declared tut had fasted ...
... es. The Congress remained in session throughout Sunday and the following night. 1c adopted resolution of thanks to George Francis Train. It resolved that there “should be no secret or oath-bound association Fenians.” The acts of Savage as chief executive” ...
... building, and twice bad he wait over five minutes before could bees ablwhwl. ACork paper significantly announces that Mr. George Francis Train, being quite exhausted his late oratorical efforts, haa gone to Blarney to recuperate ! He has addrersed a protest ...