... BUFFALO BILL. The nom W. F. Cody, known as Buffalo Bill, is at prewnt a visit to London with a number of North American Indians, cowboys, and Mexicans, &c., for the purpocce of giving exhibitions of wild life ...

... 9318.- BUFFALO BILL An inquiry recently appeared in the Literary Supplesmut about Buffalo Bill. From A descriptive progranane of a show in which he is concerned I make the following extracts : Tbe Hon. W. F. Cody, ...

... of Buffalo Bill's show played Yankee Doodle as the right honourable gentleman drove up, and continued to play during the luncheon. The ex- Premier was then conducted through the building. . . . . and spent some time in the tent of Buffalo Bill (Colons ...

... AMERICAN INDIANS IN LONDON. A pietyof Indians from Buffalo Bill's Mil West show visited Westminster Abbey yesterday afternoon. Canon Farrar preached . The Indians joined reverently in the service and and were afterwards conducted round the buildingl y ...

... matter. BUFFALO Btu's Wild West, now just landing in England, is one of the biggest things from the United States. The show will cover hve acres, and comprises 300 Indians, scouts, and cowboys, 166 horses, 20 mules, q donkeys, 26 buffalos, besides ...

... Mr. John IL Whitley Idiveceor-gelieral at the 'Exhibition), and other gentlemen . The Cowboy band, from Col. Cody's (11nHalo Bill) Wild West, all thesned in grey shirts with slouoh hats and mocenaains, Wrack up Yankee Doodle directly the ex-Premier's ...

... and Mr. Davit; was written by Mr. Justin McCarthy. Buffalo Bill, and not the Coercion Bill, was the great of attraction in the House of Commons to-night. The distinguished proprietor of the Wild West show omitpied a meat under the gallery at ...

... Patrick O'Brien is dangerously ill in London. The Duke of Cambridge inspected the truope at Shorncliffe this morning. Buffalo Bill's wild west show passed up the Channel today, in the State•of Nebraska, en route for London. Prime and Prince:la Christian arrived ...

... the park on Tuesday, and not Mr. Stabler, mentioned. BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST SHOW AT THE Extuarnon.—A telegram has Jae been received from Messrs. Cody and Salisbury, the proprietors of Buffalo ...

... sword which the officers of the United State; army had presented to Cal. Cody (Buffalo Bill) before his departure for this country. Mr. Gladatone was much impressed by Buffalo Bill's mniar him splendid physique, and the shrewd in gence' ...

... . .• HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Speaker took the chair at half-fret tweha dela& WEST LANCASHIRE RAILWAY BILL. On the motion far the third reading al the West Lanorbit* Railway Bill, Mr. W. ISAAMON moved its re that those of the British public who se new i ...

... the coming Jubilee festivities in London. This is BUFFALO BILL's Wild \Vest, a species of entertainment unlike anything hitherto seen in this country, the aim of which seems to be to illustrate the wild life of the American Indians and the white settlers ...