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... WILD WEST REMINISCENCES. BY BUFF 4110 BILL. (Col. W. F. Cody.) A NIGHT OF ADVENTURE. MT life has been one of action, and my time more occupied by deeds than words. It is, therefore, with considerable reluctance that I consent to pen these lines to appear ...
... attendance. The Royal party atone proceeded to the Wild West Camp, where they were received by Colonel W. P. Cody [Buffalo Bill I, Mr. Nate °Ma- Wry, and Major John M. Burke, and after visiting Colonel ...
... took part. After riding round at full gallop, the whole of the band Dem, d a long line and advanced, with Colonel Cody ( Buffalo Bill) at their bead, towards the grand stand. A race between a cowboy, a Mexican, and an Indian, on ponies, followed: after ...
... Mdlle. Nordics sang the Star Spangled Banner and Rule Britannia. As a matter of course, the point of interest was Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, which was attended by an immense concourse of people. Opinions differ as to the merits or demerits of the ...
... rapidly flocked across the building and by the passage to the enormous amphitheatre where the Wild West performance was to be given. When Buffalo Bilre Wild West Show commenced there was very little, if any, rains in the stand, said to ...
... decided that the Wild West sports in connection with the American exhibition in the metropolis are not a nuisance calling for suppression by process of law, although this appears to be the opinion of some of the residents in West Brampton, whose ears ...
... throughout the season a formidable rival in the American Exhibition at Earle Court, with its attractive accompaniment of Buffalo Bill's Wild West, which was opened to the public on Monday. But as London is certain to have plenty of vinitors in the Jubilee year ...
... alight, and gorically stated that Buffalo Bill and his Wild in inquiring into the applications for payment of fees of all glebe lands in England and Wales. showing the oa D id ura taa y, aca thi , s amed form had er West Company would appear at the exhibition ...
... American Exhibition was opened on Monday, May 9th, instead May 2nd, it was seen that the only thing quite ready was Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. Even the go-ahead Yankees, therefore, are not superior to the poor Britisher in punctuality. In England nobody ...
... mem Ow laser. TALGARTH. A home which recently mold by Mr Williams, Lower Porthamel, has been bought by Buffalo Bill, and is now at his Wild West Show, located at South Kensington. Conitivraz.—A meeting of the market committee was held on Tuesday in ...
... method—two millstones and a water-buffalo—doubtless fearing that the introduction of foreign machinery would deprive them of employment, and prove of more benefit to the foreigner than to themselves. COL. KING-HARMAN'S Bill misting to the police arrangements ...
... the Wild West entertainment in which Buffalo Bill is to cut • conspicuous figure, will have the effect of attracting numerous visitors throughout the season to the American Exhibition of Industry and Art which is shortly to be opened at the ...