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... Cowboys’ Band filled the air wth the inspiriting and appropriate strains of“ Yankee Poodle.” The Honourable W. F. Cody, better known as Buffalo Bill,” was displaying to the utmost advantage those splendid proportions which are familiar to every one who has ...
... 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 ...
... of America Mr. Speed,and Mr. Penfield. make men extravagant The Cowboy from Colonel Cody's (Buffalo Bill's) Houses of it could be ind money. hear.) If the | Wild West all dressed im grey with meney now spent upon the army tv the over | ...
... henceforth Jove the Thunderer, but as Vulcan the Forger. The Wild West (at Karl’s Court, B.W.) —At present don't know much about Buffalo Bill,” but one thing certain, that the Buffalo Bill-poster doing his work ...
... the handsome sword which the officer* of the United States Army had to Col. Cody (Buffalo Bill) before his departure for this country. Mr. Gladstone was much impressed Buffalo Bill's msuly bearing, hi. splendid physique, aiid the shrewd ...
... handsome sword which officers of the United States Army bad presented Col. Cody (Buffalo Bill) before his departure for this country. Ur. Gladstone was much impressed Buffalo Bill’s manly bearing, his splendid physique, and the shrewd ...
... directions. Among the attractive signs of coming entertaiiim-ut have this week been the large coloured pictures of Buffalo Bill and the Wild West, so ...
... Then came the boded tongue of the Boa brachicheros, the wild buffalo. Another dish was boiled buffalo ribs. This latter had been cooked with the ndika, a kind of paste made from the seed of the wild mango fruit. Then came a dish of smoked mongon (otter); ...
... neral of the Exhibition), Colonel Rumel(of Antencal, Mr. Spedge, Mr. Penfield, and the Cowboy Band from Colonel Cody's (Buffalo Bill) Wild Beast—all si dress a 4 i ti: c rey shirts, with slonch hate and mocem up Yankee Doodle dreetly the ex- Premier's ...
... henceforth Jove the Thunderer, but aa Vulcan the Forger. Thb Wild West (at Karl’s Court, S.W.)—At present don’t know much about Buffalo Bill, ’’ but one thing is certain, that the Buffalo Bill-poster is doing ...
... 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 ...