... the grounds and to the en. ' campment of Buffalo Bill's Show. He noted the Cowboy Band, dressed in grey shirts, wearing I trocaarons and slouch hats, and vent some time in the tent of Buffalo Bill (Colonel Cody), examining his relics and the ...

... working night and day upon it. Mr. Gladstone visited the encampment of Buffalo Till's shlowv. He noted the cowboy band and spent some time in the tont of Buffalo Bill (Colonel Cody), and entered into con- versation with him. Mr. Gladstone on leaving expressed ...

... mirth during the summer, while the exhibitions in the Academy and Grosvenor an. open. The Hon. F. C. Cody has been the hero of the week. Buffalo Bill, having been legislator of America, is entitled to the prefix of hon.” has been alternately interviewed ...

... the National Agricultural Hall Company. It may be remembered that gfter it had been categorically stated that Buffalo Bill and his Wild West Company would appear at the exhibition grounds at Eadgcourt, it was announced that they had, after all, been secured ...

... Mililai recherckc and complete rletor and Manager « GRAND JUI At the American Exhibition, which opens on the 9th, where Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show will the chief attraction, they have erected a graml stand to accommodate ‘ ...

... tramnways; and a bill for the redistnbutiomn of t seats in the House of Keya Mr. Farrant opposed leave being glveu for the latter hill4 but k Ieiemo which rehe was v'igoosy attacked by Mr. Laughton. A bill for the yrotection of wild birds was passed. ...

... Puleston in reference to the West Lancashire Railway Bill. Both gentlemen are interested in the company, and this fact caused not a little amusement. Mr. Isaacson, however, failed in his attempt to get the measure rejected, and the Bill was read a third time ...

... the in many s bant ewor which the fight, and the af toe United Army bed presented to Osienel Cody ere his departure for this country. Mer. G was much by Buffalo Bull's abreed intelli manly hia splendid and the which be exhibited pot aoly ta dealing with ...

... he goes. Sitting in a com- fortable arm-chair in the smoking-room ofa club, b gives off true stories cf- advedture in the Wild West which beat fiction in a canter. The company becomes. so engrossed that it br salts up a. the very last possible, moment — ...

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