... YANKEE DEVELOPMENT. f The Alhentiiun reviewa an American publication from the at Ipen of George Francis Train :-Young America, which Mr. B Trahi represents, is not chargeable, with prolixity. That B gentleman'a didactic rate is by no means slow, and his ...

... are applying to the town council for permission to lay down rails from the top of Lordastreet to the Old Swan, Mr. George Francis Train, the agent of several American capitalists who seek to introduce the American system of horse railways into Europe ...

... and Yankee, notions abroad. They have bdd the Collias j steamers, and Hobb's locks, and MII'Cormick's reapers, and v George Francis Train's city railways, and.- Colt's re- volvess, and the '-Black - Swan; and Goodyear's over- a shoes and Triet's washing ...

... Birkenbsead at least. The di agitation in this neighbourhood has been got up and main. tained by an American, named Mr. George Francis Train, tr who is not altogether unknown to British readers as an tb Australian agent and a-post-prandial orator; and the ...

... dis- cussion, which has taken place during the whole meeting, occurred to-day, in the Mechanical Section, when Mr. George Francis Train, of Boston, United States, read a paper on ,Stieat Railways, which have been adopted in America with so much success ...

... 80011 was thle case it certainly requsired s015e furtlser consideration. al SEcTIo.N G.-Yeerhanlival 8vienee'. 0e Mr. George Francis Train, of Boston, ?? delivered rthe following interesting lecture on Street Railways 11I cannot bettor appreciate your courtesy ...

... foolish the proposition laid be- fore the Town Council the other day by 'that; pushing and self-confident American, Mr , George Francis Train, to establish horse, i railways or tramways in the principal Athe- roughfares of Edinburgh. It may be at once eonceded ...

... 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 ...

... railway in England tooki place to-day at Birkenhead, and the event was celebrateil ly a grand banquet given by Mr. George Francis Train, the patcntee for Europe. Tile opening of the line 1vas attended with the most perfect success throughout, all the ...

... .-The first street railway in ?? Britian wasa opened on Thureday, at Birkethead. The patentee is anr American, Mr. George Francis Train ; and for his system he claims the follow. ing advantages :- Saving of time-no-jolting-less confusion-less noire-fewer ...

... 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 ...