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... it!” Mr. Henry Irving invited Buffalo Bill ami his ontonrage to the Lyceum to witness the performance of Faust,” and now all the managers in London seem to following suit. All these visits are good for the man of “wild West” proclivities, as they all make ...
... Opera Comique will close on the 29th inst. Buffalo Bill, Red Shirt, and their Wild Western Tribe have accepted Mr. Toole's invitation to visit his theatre in King William-street, Strand, this evening. The Wild West company, with their ...
... , will be upon the « tage . * * * Messrs . Cody and Salsbury , tho proprietors of Buffalo Bill ' s Show , who are under to appear the American Exhibition , have sailed in the es . of Nebraska . So Bill , with his 200 Indians and Cowboys , may be ...
... Lcjseo, Manager.«nd Coptw»_ A iXH I B I TION, Wpjt Konilnrton. West Brotnpton. The of March by Major JOHN M. nODY and SALSBURY, Buffalo Bill's Wild West, from Messrs. Proprietors of BUFFALO ...
... t.,London. AMERIOAN EXHIBITION HEM) Iu “taw, A MKBIOAN EXHIBITION. OomprUtag iS&» S’* A MBEIOAN EXHIBITS *“ Alao Buffalo bill s wild west. (Colonel W. P, OodT 1 ttam or . QttBNIDIBIi GUABD3 BAND TWIoVdAILT (C a Mr. Dan ...
... tackling at this establishment. It was nice quiet party in one of Buffalo Bill’s Indian tents. The Hon. Clementina and the Hon. Bersheba, with their presumed knowledge of the Far West, bad crossed their legs the most approved style. The Windsor Warrior ...
... covered brid across the railway leads from the wa building eas to the grounds nearest Earl’s Court Station, where Boffalo Bill’s Wild West Exhibition is pow located. This a 10 about 240 persons and wig ue undertaking comprises atfracted immonse audiences in ...
... the world. Touching the movement of grain down the Mississippi River, we are told it is as yet nearly all from the country west of the river, mainly Kansas, Missouri and lowa. A movement is now in progress to send grain from Illinois also down the river ...
... G. Chetwyud’a Never Shenard 3 (dr.) IN SEARCH OF “BUFFALO BILL.” (BY OUR ROVING CORRESPONDENT.) Yonr was on the rpvo early yesterday in search of the famous frontier man of the far West, Buffalo Bill. The quest proved strange and eventful. ...
... Castl e thorpo, tired 10'7. — Bu ff alo Bill, whore Wild West Show will ho the great attraction at the American Exhibition, has sailed for England. His company consists of 1W Indians and their squaws, borres, buffaloes, and elks.—The Great E-: tern has arrived ...
... is, that Congress cannot protect the Territory. It is invaded from the west by stock-owners, an inroad of cowboys more dangerous than settlers. It is invaded from the north and west by organised bands of colonists, and at intervals a General of the United ...
... floodman, and the Fitzwilliam Plate which Anarch landed for General Pearson. Other races were won by Buffalo Bill, who, in view of the arrival of the Wild WVest Show, should have been a strong favourite, but who was very little supported, and Annamite, who ...