... BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST SHOW. The Wild West Show of Buffalo Bill will make its appearance in Manchester on the 12th December. The London season was ...

... THE WILD WEST SHOW. Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show at the Manchester Racecourse has been inaugurated at last. All its qualities have been tested, and it now rests securely in the confidence and unqualified ...

... Industrial School. Long- a n sight abont 400 in number), by invitation of Colonel S Ps the ton. W. F. Cody (Buffalo Bill), on Tuesday A attended the Wild West Show, in Salford. The off:,3ers t of the school and the boys were alike delighted ...

... i THE WILD WEST SHOW. of A final survey of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show iedon the Manchester Racecourse allays any misgivings, rn either that at the inaugural performance to-day all is. would not be ready, or ...

... numerous -re , ^nd tlh'n there is Buffalo Bill with his Wild ?? Slowv. Proprtietors of thcatres probably donot B ?? Cody's arrival upon the scene. Stil I l at' thlat Mranchester wilL prove itself eqnal to ~,'p;cau Buffalo' ...

... lovingaiece. Wns'rr (No. 108,ni0). BUFFALO BILL. Probably thousands of Uncle Olducan's boys and l girls have enjoyed a treat similar to that which has afforded Effie so much pleasura. Those who have already seen the Wild West will be glad to have their re ...

... novelty. , Determined, it is seid, upon showing the public all n forms of frontier life, Messrs. Cody and Salsbury, the t joint directors of the Wild West Camp, asked a num. b Iber of friends to meet General Simon Cameron at an I Indian Rib Roast breakfast ...

... niec'e, I EThEL. MrscnsL (age 12k). MORE Ai5BOUT BUFFALO BILL. What a very jolly ?? seems to have had! It will be remembered that Arthur's cousin,Effie, gave us an account of the visit to the Wild West, but Arthur adds further particulars, and also has ...

... had to fix the boilers firmly against P further movement, and amid difficulties which every- b body knows. P COLONEL CODY (BUFFALO BILL ) AND h THE PONY EXPRESS.n The pony express began to run in 1859 between St. t, Joseph, Missouri, and San Francisco ...

... HUNTER. , Buffalo Bill tells a pleasant. tale of jumping on his favourite horse, Brigham, and riding out of camp at the alarm of aherd of butfalo. It wae at a tilme hen l he and his comrades were short of meat, and conse- quently longing for buffalo steak ...

... open air. There is roast peafowl with buffalo tongue, veni- ce sen pasty and jesggert hare, with a curry of jungle fowl, with sf pigs' fry, if we are not otherwise wall supplied; but, as a a- getieral rule, wild hoer is to be avoided, especially if dead ...

... applied for at the instance of Mr. Garland, an artist residing in the neighbourhood,to restrain the proprietors of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show from continuing the perlormance, on the ground of alloged nuisance. e For some time past the number of enipittyis ...