... between the children of the West and their of white brothers. The stupendous eahibition ulwhich the people of Liverpool h }ave now an 0y opportunity of witnessing might wi~th truth Id be said to be a piece of the Wild West it bodily transported into our ...

... quite emistaken. I have read n the bill carefully, and a more Algerinie bill never was e brouight b fore us. m f Mr. BeNNsTr did not think that a better matured mm bill iwas ever brought before them. Ile regretted very fi much that gentleman, mwhose property ...

... paid a visit to Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show at ?? yesterday after- noon. Her MaJswty drove in a closed carriage from Buckinghaia Palace at five o'clock, and was loudly cheered by crowds of n~eople who had gathered along the ronte to W~est ...

... build- n; min wavs 10ft long by 4Qft high, and is campletely to in. wrecked. H IL DSPA:tABZ OF THM WILD WEr.-The rem bj rst bers of the Wild West ' broke camp yesterday M in- and took train for Elnl, where they embarked for of is America. The departure ...

... n is announced, MAiRTAIrE OF BUFFALO BILL'S INTERPRETER TO I A LIVERPOOL LADY.-Considerable interest was aroused on Monday at the County Buildings, d Glasgow, by the arrival of a marriage company I from the 'Wild West Exhibition. The contracting c parties ...

... u? 1-kso BiLL AyDi ToUtr. . AA-Tn ?? who have witnessed the sle:ful and dating per xormanes( of Buffalo Bill and his remarkable con, pany have freqentlywondered whether theywere abstainer5, We therefore asked B&ffaio Bill (Colonel W. F. Cody ...

... the undertaking; but there will be accessory attractions, and not the least among them will be the long-haired Buffalo Bill and his Wild West Show. English investors will be rather gloomy over the desire which is shown in some of the colonies to become ...

... which attracts her to such a show as that of the -Wild West. When she was a girl she was a frequent visitor of the royal stables, and she has never lost her affection for the noble animal. Buffalo Bill's horses and ponies are very well trained, and ...

... euter. 'ill Ad, REPORTED DEATH OF :he BUFFALO BILL. mls on NewYork, Friday.-A report, which at present Mat is quite unconfirmed, has been current here to-day ito that the Hon. William Cody, better known as ,at Buffalo Bill, is dead. His show ...

... as Buffalo Bill. ?? Bryan, of the F division, stated that he had nvtde inqunries, and found that the deceased wasd playing at a new game that had been started since the opening at Kewsingtan of the Wild West show. It was known s Btuffalo ...

... tramnways; and a bill for the redistnbutiomn of t seats in the House of Keya Mr. Farrant opposed leave being glveu for the latter hill4 but k Ieiemo which rehe was v'igoosy attacked by Mr. Laughton. A bill for the yrotection of wild birds was passed. ...

... point, is made against the town and port of Buffalo, in the United States, where, it 3s said, the railroad interest is so strong that whilst one elevator handled one-third of all the grain passing through Buffalo, the grain shipped thence by canal was forced ...