... to restrain him from usOO-dE words Buffalo Bill and Wild West in cnnectlor vith his entertainment. The learned counsel ?? that the use was an infringement of title.-Mr. -ll;; CmrTs refused to graut an injunction, but cave t8 plaintiff leave to ...

... THE WILD WEST I LEEDS. It may be donbiful whether the Wild 'Weslt, winch was opened to the public on Cardaigan Field-s On ISaturday, c-an fairly be described as -a Inational entertain-a mneat, but that it does illustrate in a vr elsi mannaer some of ...

... ITHi=cRIm BILL. ME. JOHN BRIGHT ON THE TIK8 AND 'TE PARNELLITZS. - -A correpoudent in West -Renfewehire having written to Mr. Brght. asking'why the; 7fTi ehould not be called upon to5aubetantiate the ginve oharges it had made Against certain members ...

... was to restrain the defendants from using the words Buffalo Bill in connection with their entertaiu- ment, or representing that the entertaisiment was identical with Buffalo Bill's Wild West at Kensington. ...

... fight. He will not be persuaded by Biffalo Bill to leave the reservation, and when the troops arrived to take him away he was missing. 'A despatch received from Bis- inmarek states that Buffalo Bill (Colonel Cody) has been authorised by General Miles to ...

... several similar institutions for an increase of thb State grant. BUFFALO BiLL IN LEEDS. Colonel 'W. F. Cody, the hero of kmaerican frontier life, who is better know-nv as 'Buffalo Bill, arrived in Leeds yesterday morning, and was fllow-ed ...

... of the Order of Wasa. Wye congratulate him on the well-deserved. TEEi WILD WEST IN L-3EDs--The Mlayor and Mayoress of Leeds (Mr. and Mrs. Cooke,), with sevoral of of the Wild West yesterday. The weather was delightful, and the fact that thea attendance ...

... a visit to Buffalo Bill's Wild West a Show at Earls Court in the afternoon. Ber Majesty drove in a closed carriage from Baekingham Palace at flie o'clock. and was loudly cheered by ciowda of people who had gathered along the route to West ...

... 'ong~in following his example. * Ufter the exciting events of last week in the House -of Commons, the opening of Buffalo Bid's Wild West c Show, at Kensington, proved an. irresistibleattraction to ( Xembersthisafternoon. Itisseeldom that theattendance ...

... mention just now of Buffalo Bill. What is the meaning of the strange announcement flaring in all P the papers'that Buffalo Bill has been ordered to the front in view of the possible Indian rising in Dakota. The Eon. Colonel Cody does ...

... introduction of the Allotmuents . Bill, wfhich wrould certainly have been massacred but| fer'the loss of the seat in Linoolnahire. 8o much for 1: Mar. Ceilings's correction of Mr. M~orley's mnisrepresen- tations. ' Buffalo Bill, says as London correspondent ...

... on The box beside Lord Chas. fltiford. This was ..Buffalo Bill (Colonel Cody), 0esi:v singled ont from all the throng by the broad- Ra ppcl rombrero he wore. No doubt the white chief Of the Wild West Show had his own opinion on the 4 ...