... or keep their mills at work while others closed, or held their cotton or their corn; and U1 the latter they would hear Jenny Lind, to the exclusion of three hundred disappointed applica,ts. But it is no more possible to administer universal relief by ...

... person of the King of the French, having been lately detected in cheating at cards, is deprived of his honours. Mademoiselle Jenny Lind evidently thinks of making some stay in England, for she has taken a house at Old Brompton for two years. Mr. Beckford's ...

... Secretaryship, which Mr. Labouchere vacates for the Board of Control, immediately after the dissolution of Parliament. Mdlle. Jenny Lind has been engaged by Mr. Howard Glover, for two concerts, to take place at Edinburgh and Glasgow, at the sum of jMCO. EXPLOSION ...

... Thursday, on the errand of assisting, by towing, any vessel she might meet with, grain-laden, bound to the French ports. JENNY LIND. — In Manchester the following are the prices fixed for the hearing of this eminent vocalist: — Dress circles, 13s. 6d.—dress ...

... Laut will be arraigned at the ensuing assises, IMMENSE VALUE OF A VOCALIST'S NOTES. — An offer of £200 was made to Miss Jenny Lind to sing a few airs at a Concert to be given at Worcester in aid of a fund for the erection of schools for the poor in the ...

... similar character which may present itself. This affair — which took place most opportunely, as folks were tired of talking of Jenny Lind, the anticipated general election, the commercial luxury of recovering bad debts iu the new couits—we will at once proceed ...

... grand duchess which is expected from day to day, The Jenny Lind mania has had some odd manifesta- tions. In the window 01 an inn near St. Martin's Court is an announcement of The celebrated Jenny Lind cordial from the original recipe, 2d. a glass. An ...

... waddled up to 5s. Gd. and 6s. a couple; of fowls there were none; butter stood at h. 2d.; turnips were rather turned down; and Jenny Lind potatoes blushed so much, that they got pink-eyed at the thought ot being sold at only one penny per pound. TRUE IVORITES ...

... til roughout. A MATCH for £ 20, halffoifeit. One mile. A MATCH for £ 20, halffoifeit. One mile. Mr..1. Williams's I), m. Jenny Lind, 6 yrs, 8st. 0i!> 1 Mr. \v. Gaines's b. g. Little llamptou, 3 yrs, 8st Oib. J Won by about three lengihs. THE USK STAKES ...

... made; his neighbour replied, why dunt thur tak in the nusepaper, and zee the Carn Markets how they go. EXETER. — ROBBERY AT JENNY LIND'S CONCERT.— On Saturday information was sent to London by the ex- press train on the Great Western Railway from Exeter, ...

... Marshes, at Warhani, were inun- dated by a high tide, and twelve score sheep drowned i- the shepherd escaped with difficulty. Jenny Lind has re-appeared at Berlin, and has been received with enthusiasm. ? Four persons were killed on Saturday, by a boiler e*- ...

... waiters. The pressure was, as may be imagined, terrific; and the heat intense-forcibly reminding us of one of the earlier Jenny Lind nigbts, Many curious and even laughable scenes were enacted during the evening, which will, we are sure, furnish subjects ...