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... TERRIFIC FIGHT BETWEEN LION AND Dr ring the visit the Queen’s menagerie (Wombwell's Koyai No. 1) to Lincoln, Monday last, most exciting scene took place, in consequence of some repairs Living requisite one of the waggons, largo African liou was removed ...
... second den, was an immense Bengal tiger. It is to explain that the dens in the caravan were f formed @ move- able “slide” between the bar-, aad fn the centre of this slide was a emall iron grating. As seon as the lion got into his new he naturally, to ...
... which pass between the British Islands and the Indian shores. She had sailed from Kurrachee on the 22d of February last, bringing home, we have already stated, between 300 and 400 invalid troops. She had touched at St. Helena, but the run between that island ...
... A TIGER STORY. Land and Water desc ibes a scene ensued on the Intro,motion a fresh tiger into Hander's Menagerie, Oaikeith As soon as the tiger found himself in the capacious saloon, specially constructed for the performances of Maccomo, and in company ...
... date clearly. Ile state. that the Lion and Tiger having drawn ahead of the remcinder at tLo veioadron, action •lone for WI. time. nod coosequeetly were subjected the esentris conceetrated Ire, more particularly the Lion. 'which ship @altered more.. the ...
... the bull-fights for that day were almost unattended. To-day, however, it has cleared up, and lhavejust returned from w hat Spaniard would call una carrida hvrmosa.” “Every animal,’ says Ferguson, “delights in the exercise of his strength; the lion and tiger ...
... man had rather the best of it, although there was not much to choose between them. The fighting in the fifth and sixth rounds was more even, but the seventh Smith got homo a terrific blow on the nbs which staggered bis opponent to.such an extent that heoever ...
... branded tew paces oneaeh flank, leaving passage for the to pass, and immediately after, on the lion re-facmg, phmted a bullet (Lieutenant Tinling, I beUeve) between the brute s two eyes, which brought it lifeless the pound. The triumph was signalised by a ...
... Fioht between Lion and Ticer,— During the visit of the Queen’s menagerie (Wombwell’s Royal No. to Lincoln, Monday last, a most exciting scene took place. In consequence ot some repairs being requisite in one of the waggons, a large African lion was removed ...
... portion of the American Press the English Lion is shit'siog io his skin at the threaten:rig attitude of t: American Eagle, which is represented to be angrily flapping it. wing* and nervously twi.c:i:ag its talons, 'tiger to fly at the noble animal which site ...
... in whe' wen moms warrior. Si,,! tiger., This quiver coutaised about very similar copper artowe. U.. eft • quo.' with 100 arrows, awl • much rusteil ewer! ith • golden Lilt. with O limital stows (.one, bored with • lion, went I ougul. These. no dealt ...
... man that kept the tiger in the cage (and indeed it is no exaggeration to compare a man with the instincts of bad landlordism in his heart to a tiger). The owner imprudently thrusts his arm between the bars of the cage and the tiger devours it. The doctor ...