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... Mr, John R. Whiteley, Colonel Russell, of ica, Mr. of the Exhibition, field. The Cow! Mr. Pen- Bill) Wild Wi est, boy band, from Colonel Cody’s (Buffalo hats and all dressed in grey shirts, with Mocassing struck up “Yankee Doodle” directly the ex- Premier’s ...
... men. To-day people who have not yet got over their ys are makin ig much of the arrival of Buffalo Bill. transfer of hero of the wild West with his wild his his wild deer, his wi Indi and his w ild cowboys from ...
... SUMMARY OF NEWS The Shettield Celegraph SDAY, APRIL 14. 1887. sag prize fight is reported from Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show has arrived ondon. liscovered as the resi _More worthless sword-bayonets have been Portsmouth. ult of an experiment at Mr. Torrance ...
... more so. Wild West continues to be the hero ofthehour. He has dined with dukes and earls, and has even met the Mr. Glad- way, 3 lame number af members of Parliament are to be allowed to privately view the Ameri can exhibition, ion, orthe Wild West branch ...
... jiscovered in the pond which is situated ately opposite the inn. tion and the coroner’s was remeved to Brockley, shere to Buffalo Bill Wild West Show passed up the Nebraska, en route ‘y¥ morning in the steamer State of ire of the company thrilling and from New ...
... tea kindly provided for them after the performance. Krveton Parx.—A concert in aid of the Salvin Cricket Club was held in the West Thorpe Schoo! evening. The following were lroom, Kiveton Park, on Wednesday Haynes, Messrs. H. F. Hall, J. Hague, A. J. “Hall ...