... EAST AND WEST JUNCTION RAILWAY. CELEBRATION OF THE QUEEN'S JUBILEE, AMERICAN EXHIBITION, & BUFFALO BILL’% WILD WEST SHOW AT EARL'S COURT. —_— ON TUESDAY, JUNE 21sT, a Chea,p Day EXCURSION will run to LONDON, leaving Stratford-on-Avon at 6-10 a.m., and ...

... eruption, which destroyed the town of Montezuma and killed 150 persons. Loes of life is aleo reported at other places. THE WILD WEST SHOW IN LONDON. Only two or three bundred of the people present at the opening of the American Exhibition, on Monday, waited ...

... Mr. Victor Morier informed me that the police force of the Ch;rterod Company only numbered thirty-five all toid. THE WILD WEST SHOW AT BIRMINGHAM. The Lower Grounds at Aston have this week been ooccupied by OCulonel Cody, and the large attendunce at ...

... Friday night a daring robbery was perpetrated at the Aston Lower Grounds. Birmingham, now occu{‘-ied by Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. It appears that during the evening performance, which commences at eight o’clock, the majority, if not the whole of the ...

... the Football and Hurrier Club, and to report to a future meeting. ¢ Bur Faro Bmi' At THE AsToN Lower Grousps.—The *“ Wild West '’ show, which has been so populur in London, is at present located at the Aston Lower Grounds, which are weli adapted for the ...

... The brig was eventually towed to a place of safety. On Monday afternoon, cousiderable alarm was caused at Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show by a fire breaking out in a large timber building, used asa store, through the explosion of a mineral oil lamp. A private ...

... of the missing cook. How the unfortunate domestic got there is at present & mystery. During the visit of Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show to Sheffield an accident hnpgenod to Paul Eagle Star, one of the Indian troupe. o was about to enter the ring with the ...

... Wizp Wesr SHow.—Owing to the fine weather there was, on Saturday afternoon, a tremendous crowd »t Buffalo Bill's *“ Wild West” Show at West Bridgford, Nottingham, the number of spectators numbering probably 20,000. Special trains were run from all parts ...

... by Royalty. Then there were the cowboys who dined with noblemen immediately before giving their performances at the** Wild West” Show. These follies were to be reprobated, but in a short time they killed themselves. They died, one may eay, of ridicule ...

... season’’ commences. People who do intend to pay a visit to town shortly should not fail to go to Brompton to see the « Wild West Show.” Unlike the Princess of Wales, nothing could induce me to try the switchback railway, nor yet the toboggauing slide. ...