... He would, no doubt, be seen to better advantage when roving over the cattle ranches, and answering the wild whoop of the Indians. But Buffalo Bill was the lion of the day, and well he might be, for his shots would have made some of our riflemen feel ...

... The Wild West. There is no truth in the statement that Buffalo Bill's Wild West is going to Olympia. The troupe has arrived and taken up its quarters on the ground, and a more • remarkable or interesting ...

... members of the Select Committee on the Butter Substitutes Bill, and the Oleomargarine Bill, which the Govern- ment have promised to grant. The movement which led to the introduction of the latter Bill j began Manchester, and it is only fitting that I that ...

... , 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 ...