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"Buffalo Bill" At Brighton | Crowds Watch the Cavalcade
The historical "Deadwood Coach" drawn by four mules, also formed an important feature of the procession
The Deadwood coach episode was, perhaps, the most exciting. THE DEADWOOD COACH.
In this adventure the identical Deadwood coach, called the mail coach, famous on account of having carried
A Day with the Wild West | Buffalo Bill's Men in Camp
Mexicans use the lasso, and South American Gauchos throw their bolas as they ride; the Deadwood coach
The Frontier Express and Buffalo Bill's Pictorial Courier
Prince of Wales, the Princess of Wales, two of the Kings and several of the Crown Princes rode in the Deadwood
coach.
pleased with the graceful and pretty compliment paid you by the Princess of Wales, who rode in the Deadwood
Coach while it was attacked by the Indians and rescued by the Cowboys.
An Hour with General Cody
British peerage admired so greatly at West Kensington in 1887, when four Kings rode at once in the Deadwood
coach with the Heir-Apparent to the Throne of England on the box, but even while on the march General
Salusbury entertains great hopes of Belgium, for has not King Leopold braved Indian fire in the Deadwood
coach?
John Nelson the veteran scout, still sits on the Deadwood coach, which continues to hold together in
"The Wild West" | With Special Reference to the Fiery Untamed Wildness of Its Indian Chiefs
equine devilry that would defy even the exorcisms of the Bishop of Augsburg; the capture of the Deadwood
Coach and the defense of the settler's cabin are not incidents of imaginative melodrama, but reproductions
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Richmond and some of the stalwart cowboys we saw at South Kensington, but the show was the same, the Deadwood
coach, pretty Miss Annie Oakley , "der kleine Johnny Baker ," and all the rest, although the personality
everything before it in spite of the weather, and on Thursday afternoon, the 28th inst. the old Deadwood
coach will be careering madly round the once tranquil plains of Tenbosch at Brussels.
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Untitled [I am glad to note that the Bernarts Theatre]
Richmond and some of the stalwart cowboys we saw at South Kensington, but the show was the same, the Deadwood
coach, pretty Miss Annie Oakley , "der kleine Johnny Baker ," and all the rest, although the personality
everything before it in spite of the weather, and on Thursday afternoon, the 28th inst. the old Deadwood
coach will be careering madly round the once tranquil plains of Tenbosch at Brussels.
What to See in London | "Buffalo Bill," and "The Floweries."
on an emigrant train, the buffalo hunt, the fight around the settler's cabin, the capture of the Deadwood
coach , we are looking at scenes that were of daily occurrence on the prairie, and which have been caught
Considerable interest attaches also to the Deadwood coach, a scarred and weather-beaten relic of the
The Wild West in Leeds
(Captain and Mrs Cooke) 1 and several of their children, some of whom acted as passengers in the Deadwood
Coach during its exciting "journey across the plains," and the attack upon it by the yelling mob of
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