... the public prints, and hand-bills and posters of the same purport illustrated by a picture of wild buffaloes pursued by Indians on horseback, were simultaneously circulated, far and near, with a liberal hand:— GRAND BUFFALO HUNT, FREE OF CIIARGB.—At Hoboken ...

... the public prints, and hand-bills and posters of the same purport illustrated by a picture of wild buffaloes pursued by Indians on horseback, Were simultaneously circulated, far and near, with a liberal hand:— GRAND BUFFALO HUNT, FREE OF CITARGE.—At Hoboken ...

... the public prints, and hand-bills and posters of the same purport illustrated by a picture of wild buffaloes pursued by Indians on horseback, were simultaneously circulated, far and near, with a liberal hand:— GRAND BUFFALO HUNT, FREE OF CHAROF.—At Hoboken ...

... present. In, the . Mean while, they will have to , deal with the Irish Church: and Municipal • Bills in the House of Peers. The former, being a money-bill, cannot be , altered in the Lords, and must be passed or rejected as it is sent up from the Commons ...

... allow him to introduce that bill nearly as possible in the form in which it now stood. EXCHEQUER BILLS.—The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER brought in a bill on Exchequer Bills, which was read a first time. THE APPROPRIATION BILL—The CHANCELLOR ...

... 153 as the total number of the population, the number in 1860 being 31,445,680. There is no enumeration of the wild Indian tribes of the west, or of those in Indian teiritory. The Scotsman states that 400 barrels containing 40,000 .lbs. of gunpowder have ...

... noise was like the lowing of buffaloes. I am perfectly acquainted with the buffalo's voice, he said, having hunted buffaloes in the Rocky Mountains; and I assure you you have a buffalo amongst your tenants., ' , A buffalo in my house, up ...

... traced, often so vividly that the enclosure of the little garden is there; and a rose • may be plucked from a wild bush that was not always wild, for it was the pride of a little yard ; and a sprig may be taken from the southern-wood that spread in every ...

... discount has been larger since the reduction, through bills having been held back in anticipation, but it has not been heavy, and in the open market the supply of money has been good. Short bills have been taken at 61 to 64 per cent., longer dates at ...

... admirable results. THE HOUSE OF LORDS AND THE REFORM BILL. — About one hundred peers invited to the house of the Earl of Derby to consider the Reform Bill assembled on Friday. The Premier advised that the bill should be passed through the Upper House with as ...

... folk: My hopes are blooming as yours, my child, — There are bushes that blossom in winter wild. The sweet white thorn in chill December, Somewhere down in the West, Puts forth its buds—so men remember The spring -time, of all times the best, And long for ...

... deposition of the late Gaekwar. The present Ga,ekwar is only a mere lad. It was at Baroda that the famous sports took place; buffalo fights, elephant fights, chetah hunts, &c., the pro priety of attending which has been made the subject o discussion at home ...