... LAMBS' WOOL AWLS, all the NEW PLAIDS ; the Queon’eown JENNY LIND, ETC. They also continue to receive the Newest Patterns in the DRESS-MAKINQ department. LET from Nove.nLer for such term j 1. agreed upon, the interest Sold, the FLOE ! MILL of Rockvillr ...

... liberalU offered to give her every advantage which could enjoyed the theatrical pupils of Stockholm. Shortly aflei waids Jenny Lind appeared in various juvenile pail-, and excited enthusiasm similar to that once aroused Fay (the present Volnys,) Paris ...

... Summercloth Boots all their varieties; Kid Welts and Channels, Enamelled Seal, Patent, French and Bronze, Valentia, Polka, and Jenny Lind Shoes; Children’s Enamelled Boots and Shoes; also, Black and Drab Patent, Red, and Bronze of all sines; Kid and Seal, Sheep ...

... master', and fellows. This resolution was carried; and was resolved that another meeting should soon held. The groat artist, Jenny Lind, continues to excite the enthusiasm of the Viennese public. 31. Tokorny, the manager of the Theatre in der Wier, has engaged ...

... a show of hands, Mr. Hickson was declared duly elect ml. Jrnnt Lino.— The Journal Ilf's Debut* of Tuesday, says—“ Mdlle. Jenny Lind at this moment in Paris. This very day (Tuesday,) she has taken out her passports for Sweden, her native country; and it ...

... recollected that the action was commenced in March, 1847, and Mr. Bunn recovered a verdict with X2,.j00 damages against Mddle. Jenny Lind for breach of engagement, in singing at her Majesty's Theatre, before she had fulfilled her contract to sing at Drury-lane ...

... the Time*. A Kr'nchman (mentioned Miss Edgeworth), spoke of the earthquake that had honour to noticed by tha S-jciety.*’ Jenny Lind engaged sing the Liverpool Collegi-va l.iatitutioo on rhursiay, the of September u«xU ...

... in St. Stephen’sgreen. Jenny Lind exhibited a diamond ,value £6,000, at the Lord Lieutenant’s dinner party Tuesday.—Limerick Chronicle. Mademoiselle Jennt Lind.—The Archbishop of Dublin has received from Mademoiselle Jenny Lind the munificent sum of £4OO ...

... Honourable Sir William Somerville, Bart., Secretary for Ireland, has arrived in London for the session. There is now doubt that Jenny Lind will appear this season at her Majesty’s theatre. She resolved to appear more the stage, but she has been induced to continue ...

... eager desire by w hich they arc actuated in their pursuit, cannot arrive at any other conclusion than, that the reception of Jenny Lind will the most brilliant affair that ever attended the most successful public performer tliat has hitherto appeared in Ireland ...

... Mvof.sioisr.i.tF. Jr.xxr Lind.— On Friday evening a very elaborate and massive silver salver was presented to Mademoiselle Jenny Lind the committee of the Hospital for Consumption, bearing the following inscription;—ln li.e name of the sufferers relieved ...

... applause in the principal Cities of the United States of America. Madame CASTAGLIONI will preside at the Piano Forte, and Sing Jenny Lind’s First Song in England, Di Ml Balza II Cor;” Una Voce Poco Fa, from II Barbierre Seviglic; and the following grand Scenes ...