... WEST OPENING OF THE WILD i 7 -- SHOW AT ASTON. On Saturday afternoon Buffalo Bill's famous Wild West Show was given at the Aston Lower Grounds I for the first time out of London. The great show-.:freah from a London success unique in the history of ...

... rocks ice. It was explained his Majesty what ice was means of iced driuk, which cast from him as soon as tasted it. The Wild West show is to be visited the course of the week by the King and Queen, if the value of King Dinah's friendship estimated according ...

... whom Bret Harte has so powerfully depicted in 44 The Luck of Roaring Camp, whom Colonel Cody made familiar to us by his Wild West Show. The audience, nevertheless, accepted them in good faith last night. could not understand or accept quite so readdy the ...

... BUCK-JUMPERS. Correspondence is being printed in the Field with respect to the riding of buck-jumpers at the Wild West. Show. One correspondent, who considers that the Aus- tralians display faar more skill in sitting their notorious buck-jumpers. says ...

... A dY1LD WEST AT ASTON. I * ihe kston Lower Grounds afforded a romantic Bpeottclo 13t cr-ening, when Bluffalo B3ill's Wild West Show took 0sssions of the Great llall and the Skating Mink. The ?? from London had been accomplished with tho (lifliculticswhich ...

... I CURIOUS PROCEEDINGS AT THE WILD I ?? The Indians at Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show having, in grand council assembled, come to the conclusion that the thief who purloined the sum of about one hundred pounds from the tent of Mrs. Wlhittaker, the ?? mother ...

... The body wsas removed to the West Bromwichi mortuary. TsiEATRrV ROYAr.-Last night about 120 members of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show company attended the performance of In the Rainks, at the Theatre Royal, by the invitation of or. Mercer H. Simpson ...

... appears in the New York- ;:pciz :- It is reported from England that, rotwithetandinr the great popular success of the 'Wild West' show.?3r. Cody cud tis partner have cleared only the stilling scm of S37,000. bir. John L. Sullivan may coma home with as nuch ...

... Prince Henry of Battenbera- yesterday afternoon~visited the American Exhibition, arnd witnessed the performance Iof the 'Wild West Show. Their loyal Hignliesses after. wiards walked through the Indiau encampment, and Red' Shirt, the Sioux Chief, had the ...

... Ewart , iCOB., drove to theI Ameri- Of can, Exhibition ' in Soutis Kensington, andl. - wit- ;he nessed performances of the Wild West show. The Queeco- wi'tn'essem various performances of hunters and Indians of Iarthe prairiee, as seell as feats of -shooting-by ...

... The list is not yet closed, but will Tess QUEZEN AND trEs WILD WES'y S:EIOxv.-y Frauals R~ichmond, the iorator' at the Wild West Show, Zha receiv~ed the followig letter, wth a parcan marble bust of the Queen :-The Do~wager Itlrchion~ess of Ely has beenl ...

... Xessishgton. Her Majesty was received at the exhibition by Colonel Cody and several of the directors. The members of the Wild West Show wer~t through several of their peculiar per- formanecs, finishing with the spectaclo of the attack on ?? coach. The Queen ...