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... a similar offence at 8 p.m. in the Market-place. They tell rather a touching story of the Indiana with Colonel Cody's Wild West Show. During their present visit they ban made a weekly pilgrimmage on Sundays to Brampton Cemetery, where five of their number ...
... ''Mr. Tomkins buys a donkey. — The Little Savoyard is a very pathetic picture•. The others shown are :--Butialo Bill's Wild West Show.•• The Music Teacher, Adventures of a Watch, The Great Motor Race. Photographing a Burglary, Runaway Motor Car ...
... described as a labourer,. of Prince Consort Cottages, Windsor, was charged with stealing Buffalo Bill’s jewellery whilst the Wild West Show was at Dudley. The- jewellery in- cluded a pin given by the King, and a medal also given to Buffalo Bill by the Grand ...
... 13—Fine weather gave place to an unseasonable period. June 13, 14, 15, three days* incessant rain. 16—Colonel Cody's Wild West Show (580 horses, 780 men), visited Leamington. 19 —Bev. Cecil Hook (Vicar of Leamington), ininstalled as Honorary Canon of ...
... of the box. The articles stolen inc'ude a diamond studded pin. given to Colonel Cody by the King, when he visited the Wild West Show at Olymphia; donble gold rope chain, a diamond horse-shoe pendant, with seven stones; gold open-faced _watch of American ...
... captured bit him. Blood poisoning_ super- -vened, and the arm had to be amputated. Mr. George Dittmar, manager of the “ Wild West” show, was found with his throat cut ond a razor by his side at his residence at Kingston on Saturday night, and died soon ...
... The Leamington Company paraded five o'clock, and arrived home at a quarter to seven, after veryenjoyable day. Bill's Wild West Show. Rutins this month Leamington will visited by Buffalo Bill's Wild West and Congress Rough Riders of the World. The exhibition ...
... had been suggested that schools should closed Tuesday, June 23rd, in consequence of the visit of Colonel Cody and his Wild West show.—The Rev. J. P. Crajistoun moved that the schools be closed. He believed it was absolutely inevitable, and that the children ...