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Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 98, March 15, 1890

Volume 98 — Buffalo Bill and Leo Pope.

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Went Buffalo Bill to see the Pope pass by. Then were the Cow-boys cowed by the Pope's eye, With which, like many an English-speaking glutton, They'd often met, and fastened on, in mutton. The difference vast at once they did espy, Betwixt a sheep's eye and a Leo's eye. Says Shiney William to himself, "I'm blest!" And so he was, and so were all the rest.

From a Nautical Inquirer.—"Please, Sir, what's the uniform of an Admiral of the 'Bouillon Fleet'? I see this Fleet advertised, but have been unable to obtain any information about it at the Admiralty, where I have called repeatedly to make inquiries."

[Consult "The First Lord!" The first lord you meet will do.—Ed.]

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