... band of Buffalo Bill's show played Yankee Boodle as the right bon. gentleman drove up, snd continued to play during tbe Idocheon. The ?? was then conducted through the building, and spent some time in the tent of Buffalo Bill (Colonel ...

... Mr, John R. Whiteley, Colonel Russell, of ica, Mr. of the Exhibition, field. The Cow! Mr. Pen- Bill) Wild Wi est, boy band, from Colonel Cody’s (Buffalo hats and all dressed in grey shirts, with Mocassing struck up “Yankee Doodle” directly the ex- Premier’s ...

... of Buffalo Bill's show played Yankee Doodle as the right hon. gentlemen drove up, and continued to play during the luncheon. The ex-Premier was then °Deducted through the buildin, and spent some tiros in the tent of Buffalo Bill ( Col onel ...

... henceforth as Jove the Thunderer, but as Vulcan the Forger. _ THE WILD WEST (at Earl s Court, S.W.)—At present we don't know much about Buffalo Bill, but one thing is certain, that the Buffalo Bill-poster is ...

... more so. Wild West continues to be the hero ofthehour. He has dined with dukes and earls, and has even met the Mr. Glad- way, 3 lame number af members of Parliament are to be allowed to privately view the Ameri can exhibition, ion, orthe Wild West branch ...

... the National Agricultural Uall Company. It may be remembered that after it had been categorically stated that Buffalo Bill and his Wild West Company would appear at the exhibition grounds at Earl’s court, it was announced that they had, after all, been ...

... cowboy Band of Buffalo Bill's show played .` Yankee Doodle as the right hon.. gentleman drove up, and continued to perform during the luncheon. The ex-Premier was then conducted over the grounds and to the encarnm tnent of Buffalo' Bill's show, and spent ...

... referring the Bill to a Select Com- mittee aaa withdrawn, and the Commit. as on the BUI waa fixed for that day fortnight. Tne Karl of Cadrgan moved the third reading *f the Supreme Court of Judicature (Ireland) Bill. Lord Denmai moved that th* Bill should be ...

... Exhibition at West Bromuton, and lunched there. The cowboy band of Buffalo Bill's show played Yankee Doodle as he drove up, and played during luncheon. Ihe ex-Premier was conducted through the building. Mr. Gladstone visited the Buffalo ...

... for, I hurry down The streets, that never seem at rest an the busy, crowded town, I Rae the children selling their bunches of wild• flowers fair ; Prirnro.es pale, and daffodils that smell of the country air. Oh for • day in the country!! to roam at one's ...