... the London Omnibus Company, be soon established an excellent and cheap omnibus service. Ile also joined the notorious George Francis Train in building and working the first tramway ha London. He disapproved, however, of the raised rail, and this eventually ...

... seven in number. We cheerfully recommend this circumstance to the notioe of M. Ledru-Rollin, Mr. David Urquhart, Mr. George Francis Train, the Sheffield Committee for Foreign Affairs, or any ther zent'emen who may happen to be hard up for facts. There are ...

... that a Fenian ‘raid” in this direction might be ex- pected (rom the neighbourhood of St, Alban’s, Ver- mont, TaLt !—George Francis Train writes from Nebradica, as follows :—“ This is thie Now C This, the balf.way station to Chima Paris and Pekin in 30 ...

... rreltY soon he Georg., Francis is kicking up a II row 111 England. you thiuk they will put him in • Train? . Train? George Francis Train? said Artenius solemnly. I never of lie. ''—'lbis ignorance kept the luau quiet fur minutes ; then lie said: ...

... cow to see foah?* “She will think you’re a calf, ...

... to have said that his oompauy will 1,000 doh, a day by the wiping out of free under the Inter-State Commerce Bill. George Francis Train has taken to prephosying, and Marta by dooming President Cleveland, who, he says, in ninety days, and Blaine soon ...

... required in open court by the jadge.—I ve the the honour to remain your obechbent humble servant, “P. C. Hi Sheruf. “George Francie Train, Keg., now ot “Dear Sir,—I am surprmsed to find your note dech my name on the i “As the laws of Great Britain, the ...