... to oblain coal horn the adjoining common, and they are about taking the opinion of some eminent geologist on the point. Jenny Lind, the great Swedish songstress, is engaged at the Imperial Theatre at St. Petersburgh, to the tune of.f2.240 per month exclusive ...

... quarter of an acre. ia completely blighted. The blight is apparently the same as that which was so destructive last year. Jenny Lind is at present at Hamburgh, where her success, as it has been elsewhere, is unprecedented. She is engaged from December to ...

... Samples of excellent sugar, cotton, and wool, grown in the Sandwich Islands, have heen exhibited at Liverpool. Mademoiselle Jenny Lind is said to be engaged for the ap- proaching season, at her Majesty's theatre. It is reported that M. Julien proposes to ...

... progress for the opening of this courtly entertain- ment; amongst the celebrated artistes engaged are the follow- ing :-Jenny Lind, the Swedish Nightingale—Madame Del- garmen Montenegro—Madame Solari-the contralto, mdlle. Vietti and Mdlle. Daria Nascio—Madame ...

... trust' on the part of the Irish Parliament, rendering that act '' absolutely null and void against the Irish people.' id- Jenny Lind will positively appear at her Mla- jesty's Theatre the first night after Easter, not- )ill Withstanding the many unfounded ...

... which, in a loan to the above large amount, will realise a profit of between! and £ 2DO.OOO. to the above capitalists. JENNY LIND.—The director of the theatre Ander-Wien, at Vienna, has had a medal struck in honour of The Swedish Nightingale. It bears ...

... fit Aberystwith has been purchased k for a Catholic chapel. ir Mr. Lumley of her Majesty's Theatre, has gua- Sr ranteed Jenny Lind, against all legal proceedings on the part of Mr. Bonn, on the ground of prior a engagement. 0 It is said that the Midland ...

... statuette of Mr. O'Connell. It is to be sold, and the proceedings applopnated to the funds for relief of the Irish poor. Jenny Lind, the Swedish nightingale, has offered MI. Bunn, of Drury Lane Theatre, £ 2,000 to be quit of her engagement with him, which ...

... offlaur In that city alone. Continental critics are undecided whether to yield the palm to Pauline Viardot Garcia, or 10 Jenny Lind, the Swedish Nightingale. Some one has invented a new covering for the head male, and calls it the Idrotoholic .■ T>- U ...

... ether are completely removed by a t few inhalations of oxygen. c Herr Staudigl arrived in London on Friday, and reports that Jenny Lind, whom he left at a Vienna, may be expected in a few days. Galigqnani states, that the Count St. Aulaire I r retires from ...

... iour l0 each. One of the ewes has lambed fifteen in jour bYy 5ears. d Mr. Bunu has modestly offered to take £2000 I from Jenny Lind, and annul the contract, pro- f vided she will also sing three times in his theatre d before she sings any where else in ...

... MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND. The intense eagerness of the London public to behold and heai that wondrous vocalist, whose melodious spells have en- chanted listening audiences, wherever they have been cast, is ou the eve of being allayed. A clever critical ...