... BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST SHOW. THE Buffalo Bill Wild West Show, announced as an annexe of the American Exhibition, which will be opened in May and ...

... , BUFFALO BILL'S SHOW. - - - Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show passed up the Channel on in the State of Nebraska, en route for London. The show which Buffalo ...

... THE ‘‘WILD WEST SHOW/' The steamship of Nebraska, with the collection of Indians and animals from the forests and prairies of the West of America, under lluffalo Bill,” arrived in the Thames yesterday. The ship was expected to anchor of Gravesend for ...

... THE WMD-WEST SHOW. A visit to the State of Nebraska, steamship, early yesterday morning convinced us that, the Ohing promised us is very reaL and that in Buffalo Bill's Wild-West Show the publio have sunique treat in store. On Thursday such ...

... towards West Kensington on the one hand and West Brompton on the other. The former site is occupied by the main building of the American show •ind the pleasure-grounds ; the latter will contain the “Wild West exhibition brought over by “ ...

... constttnUy Ulld * elf . hoped to succeed > Nebraska, board Wild West Show Port of London. 1J columns arrang formation wusoUh. E.rl's-couit, vlio, have known most frirts. were singular all that they were. Cody would treat m fort threw d Bonaldeou, the which the ...

... singer* and in a very able toanucr. Altogether very enjoyable evening. Buffalo Bill and the Wild West CAHP.- : Mr. Honr> Irving boa extended an invitation to Buffalo Bill (Colonel W. F. ...

... longest sleep that he has hitherto experienced. . BILL'S Snow.— Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show has arrived from America per steamer &ate of Nebraska, en route for !Anidon. The show which Buffalo ...

... will be located Buffalo Bill's Wild West Exhibition. The preparations for the reception of this unriuo entertainment have been very extensive they were made under the supervision of Major J. M. Burke, the general manager of the Wild ...

... to the steamship State of Nebraska, which bad brought the Indians, cowboys, &e., forming the Wild West Show under the charge of the Hon. F. Coly (Buffalo Bill) from America On reaching the steamer the visitors were received with s war whoop by the Indians ...

... coMid*»ble expectation th»t I yee- It , { Qtareeend, where X with the State hoped to » , o{ w hi h Buffalo Bill and the Uebraske, rapidly epeeding towards the W dd West Sho hare'already detailed in these port triin made ot Earl's-court for columos abollt placed ...

... Irving has extended an invitation to « Buffalo Bill” (Colonel W. F. Cody) to visit the Lyceum Theatre on Thursday evening, to witness the performance of “ Faast.” The invitation bas been accepted, and Colonel Cody will be present on that eveuing, accompanied ...