... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN Mr. Geo. Francis Train i§ at present the Tomb* prison on some charge, which hae been made the excuse for proposing to send him to hit natural dwelling, place, lunatic asylum. A li.tle lire broke out in tba Tombs Saturday morning, ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN AND THE INDIANS. (From Sketches from America: Part I. Canada, Part 11. Picnic on the Rocky Mountains, Part 111. The Irish in America. John White, Fellow of Queen 1 * College), After speech from the chief, Mr Train, who had been unusually ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. It OUR CORRESPONDZNT.] That rest adventurer, George r ranch is in London. His connection with the Lyons Instate doubt's.m enlightened him as to the widens of lecturing in the South of France, otherwise he would hardly have left that ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. The present period of the year, the Echo notes, is the festival season of the vegetarians. These abstemious persons, who must come off but poorly in the winter, can now indulge in a number of courses of green food sufficient to represent ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. TO THE EDITOR, IRISH TIMES. Blß— The Tory Press of England, the Orange Press of Ireland, still keeps memory green. This is going the rounds, and appears in yours ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Mr. Train has arrove. He ran home for the Clarismas holidays, and the people of the city of New York have had a pantomime more than they expected. The great man refuses to be iater- viewed any more, and has given notice that ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Mr. Train has arrove.” He ran home for the Christmas holidays, and the people of the city of New York have had a pantomime more than they expected. The great man refuses be interviewed’* any more, and has given notice that the most ...

... holds up to utter ridicule that as As should aim at the Presidency of a great country, Barnum! And yet this is what George Francis Train would have his silly dupes in Ireland to believe; and believing this, we can imagine that observations such those we ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. The present period of the year, the neer, is the festival season of the vegetarians. Them ab• stemiona persons, who must come off but poorly in the winter, csn now indulge in a number of courses of green fool suffuient to represent ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN The New York Sun says;—•“ The British Lion has George Francis Train, lie writes to tho Express that ho is now in prison for life. This is a ?ad change from the defiant tone of bis former epistle, in which promised that Warron and ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, Mr G. F. Train, who writes from the Langham Hotel, says the telegram dated New York, May 20, stating that had been sent a lunatic asylum, was a libel. He accordingly asks the Loudon papers to make the amende honorable. THE SHAH OF ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Dublin, Thursday Night.—Mr. Train was again before the Bankrupt Court to-day. After some discussion, his case was postponed for a fortnight. Mr. Train returned to the Marsbalsea with two of the in open carriage, drawn by grey horses ...