... Bennett's Devonshire Lord Eglintoun names Conciliation beat Mr. Wyndham's Whiffle Mr. Bennett's Shropshire b. Mr. Jones's Jenny Lind Mr. Parkinson's Fan beat Mr. Smith's Sportsman , r ' Bangaway beat Mr. Foley's Waxy Capt. Daintree's Testy beat Mr. Hitchcock's ...

... Etwall's Eel beat Mr. Bennett's Devonshire Lord Eglintoun names Conciliation b. Mr. Wyndham’s Mr. Shropshire beat Mr. Jones’s Jenny Lind Mr. Parkinson's Fan beat Mr. Smith's § ortistuan Mr. Biggs's Bangaway beat Mr. Poley’s Wav: hh ctor Capt. Daintree’s Testy ...

... which was heard by Lord Brougham, who afterwards complained of the 41 rudeness to a parcel of friends. —Liverpool Chronicle. Jenny Lind.—This celebrated vocalist has just made her appearance at the great musical festival now holding at Aix.la-Chanelle. The ...

... Musikest,” or Lower Rhine Musical Festival, took place thie year at Aix-le- Chapelle. Mendelssobn was the condector, and Jenny Lind the great eocal attraction, Among the other artists engeged were, Herr Huertings, the tenor, fecm Munich, Herr Conradin ...

... Right Hon. S. Bytur, ji. P. She was horn in and was married in 1H44 to Mr. Tufnejl. Jenny I And at Air In-Chapclfe.—W hen Jenny Lind arose sing her national airs thunder of applause was given, and then the house returned the rno«t perfect, silence. In the ...

... and here we see the event takes place for the beucfit of the London audiences. The great prima don ,ia will be Madlle. Jenny Lind, who, long expected, will no doubt come at last in this present year, 1817. Senor Fraschini, a tenor, celc[ brated in Italy ...

... be under the Local Courts Act of the last session. appointed Judge for the Winchester district, The Times announces that Jenny Lind will leave Vienna ia February, in order to arrive in London eaily enough to prepare for her at the reopening of her Theatre ...

... purpose of stocking their parke and breeding from them, making « diminution in the whole of 276 heed from the royal Jomains. Jenny Lind is expected in Peris in about three weeks, and strong temptations are beld out to indece ber to sing a few nights before ...

... direct. These regions are excited the approach of Mr. Baines. They would rather hear him stammering over a decimal than Jenny Lind herself. They are able to appreciate an infinitestiraal influence, and recoil with virtuous horror from their ,000,001,3 ...

... unpored w quantity of sbeep from Bristol, at leat 5s. exch betier in qualtty, for £2 19., Arrival of Mademoiselle Jenny Lind.—Jenny Lind Lordon on evening, wad was Theatre. present at the tbeoperaio Majesty's Public Works and Buildings. — The estimates ...

... Davies, Vicar of Tewkesbury (320?.), to the Vicarage of Walton Cardiff, near Tewkesbury. _ Arrival of Mademoiselle Jenny Lind.—Jenny Lind arrived in London on Saturday evening, and was present at the performance of the opera, in her Majesty's Theatre. ...

... annum, and although it confers a seat in the Upper Ho'uso the holder cannot vote. We have now, literally and bona fide, got «Jenny Lind at Last. The Swedish Nightingale arrived a week ago. She has several times been seen in public ; at both Italian Operas ...