... JENNY LIND. -•.-- This annespil.hsd appeared fee time at her Marety's Theatre am Tonne ereslas. m a i nly war presort, ad crowd if modhers wee greet. Mademoiselle Jemmy Used appeared. asked c a e s. garb. TM Eberle engirded displayed • of truly arsoadise ...

... BUNN V. JENNY LIND webs's. The and decorations for these °horse' use to be by time plaintiff. having bee addseed he support of an tkii, after soul e witnesses. The Attorsey-Osseval the jury for the defend. Sit, so ease bed besu asede out wheat her, smashes ...

... No. 24.—DAILY DIET OF 'A' JENNY LIND One that sings so sweetly, diets sweetly, else would her notes be coarse, and no better than those of songsters who eat the ordinary heavy food. At breakfast her drink is goat's milk warm, sweetened with honey brought ...

... to receive £8; Second Boat, £3; Third Boat, .£2. Jenny Lind, Margate 26 min. Flirt, Dover Witch, „ Pink. „ Union „ - This was a well-contested race ; as, notwithstanding the superiority of the Jenny Lind, (boat and crew,) the Flirt, manned by the mail-boat ...

... prominent of whom we may mention M. Guizot, Mr. Hudson, Jenny Lind, and Madame Grisi. The likeness of the former certainly affords no favourable specimen of the physiegimmy et a French statesman. Jenny Lind and MAdiiene Grisi are represented with all the advantages ...

... EASTER PLATE. For the Easter Plate the three following started, the horses being rode by their respective owners . Mr. Dunk's Jenny Lind Mr. Sherrand's Petrowna '2 Mr. Darling's Pheasant 3 This last terminated the running, which, throughout, was good—the heats ...

... coetinoed to the finish, Jenny Lind wiuniug by a in advasce of Tomboy. Second Heat. —ln this race the Pavilion Lass made play, I Mowed by Tomboy, Dreadnought, and Jenny Lind, in which order they continued for some time, when Jenny Lind made a severe effort ...

... ib(ppfne *ntellignice. DEAL, Nlarch 10.—Came down from the River and proceeded, the Jenny Lind, for Cape of Good Hope; Sir Edward Parry, for Port Adelaide. 1 Ith—Sailed, the Dublin, for Trinidad; Helen, for Tobago; Will Watch, for Sao Prancieco ; Acorn ...

... first-class four-oared Regatta-built galleys, for £lO, £3, and £2. Four boats started, via., La Lucia, Folkestone (Marshall), Jenny Lind, Margate (Macuelly ), Nlusquito, Dover (Wicks), and the Metra, Dover (Pritchard). At starting the Mosquito took the lead ...

... carriages. Jenny Lind, on her first entrance, was greeted with a tumult of applause from a house crowded in every part, and it seemed as if the waving of hats and handkerchiefs would never subside. We need not describe the appearance of Jenny Lind in La ...

... carrying out a system of low fares, by steam boats, from London to Margate, as now introduced by the proprietors of the Jenny Lind steam packet ; and to prevent as far as possible her being run off this station by combined monopoly, according to the ...

... object of the meeting, were adopted—for the encouragement of an enterprising young man who had started a vessel, called the Jenny Lind, at prices one half less than those of the old companies. ...