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... HOUSE OF LORDS— Monday Army (Annual) Bill the Merchant Shipping (Fishing Bill were passed through Committee the Isle of Customs Bill read second time and Sheriffs Consolidated Bill third HOUSE OF COMMONS THE CRIMES BILL SECOND BEADING Mr ...
... time to be In itself a compliment. It is reserved' for the latest phase of vulgarity turn it into a kind of pillory. Buffalo Bill*s Wild West *' show h is been beamed with such abundance and so skillfully that there no doubt wil* prove whst the promot rs ...
... , the play is well put oh the stage, and, under the able management of Mr. Beerbohm Tree, may have good run before it. Buffalo Bill and his troupe are becoming objects of great interest in London previous to tlie commencement of their performance, though ...
... that a prohibitory bill cannot be peered or enforced until the people have spoken in its favour. At the same time, he says he will vote for • prohibitory bill whenever it coin's down. The trouble, however, is that a prohibitory bill affects the revenue ...
... 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 ...
... Ivy, at the Royalty, is being well filled by Miss Eva Wilson. ON Tuesday evening last the principal members of the Wild West (Buffalo Bill's) troupe visited the Lyceum Theatre to witness the performance of Faust. Several private boxes had been reserved ...
... includine Griqualand West and Trazekeian Kaffraria, which aro now actually under Cape Colonial government. One hundred years ago, then, there were to be found within territory I bays indicated the elephant, black rhinoceros, hippopotamus, buffalo, zebra, quagga ...
... bridge across the railway leads from the main building eastward to the ground nearest Earl's Court Station, where Buffalo Bill's Wild West Exhibition is now located. The track is over one-third of a mile in circumference, and within this is the arena ...
... Hoodman, and the Fitzwilliam Plate which Anarch landed for General Person. Other races were won- by Buffalo Bill, who, in view or the arrival of the Wild West Show, should have been a strong favourite, but who was very little supported, and Annamite, who ...
... chair near the entrance sits Ir NV. F. Cody, Buffalo Bill. ouc readers have been already made familiar by lithographs with the long hair, handsome features, and broad hatof the manager of the Wild West Show. Mr ...
... processions and the chariot races, than the exhibition which Mr W. F. CODY has just brought across the Atlantic in the Nebraska. The delight which will be created by the Wild West Show will be more keen when the fact of the human interest attaching to ...
... HASEBALL. BISONS AND BUFFALO, April 22.—There were no games tti day at Washington, where Toronto was advertised, at PltUrburg. where Hamilton was elated nor Indianapolis. where Louisville was to have Played. At Boston. the Buffalos were very badly do. ...