... who lies the Infirmary, is not expected to recover. Visit Jenny Lind to Manchester. —The proprietor of the Theatre Royal has succeeded in making arrangements for the appearance of Maddle. Jenny Lind at the theatre for two nights, in the middle or latter ...

... of the crowded and brilliant audience, among whom were her Majesty and Prince Albert, produced superb comp fanl. Mad'lic Jenny Lind joined in the Natisnal Anthem. ...

... ordained a minister Hung Kong, tho missionaries supported the London Missionary Society. A splendid banquet was given to Jenny Lind on Christmas Day. A Christmas tree, loaded with valuable presenta, was given to her at tins entertainment. The Lari of I ...

... AMKaicxa Orrca to Li.>d —Mr P. T B*>r nam, in reference an offer made Jenny Lind, cay s. understand and believe that Mr. Know les. manager of the Manchester Theatre, who engaged Jenny Lind the principal towns of Great Britain, paid her sterling per night ...

... died, ia in the market Dmmfrtm Htrald. Exeter, lest .'eek, a floe of potatoes, with Mae eyes, were sold under the name of Jenny Lind potatoes, at lOd. per score. Mr. J. R. Hind has written to Fie Timet, stating that ho, conjunction with Mr. Blehop, baa ...

... JUinrcilanrouß. Gutta Pcrcha la being made Into cord. Jenny Lind baa b«eu engaged appear Manchester in September next. Emigration to vast extent is in progress fiom all the outports of Ireland. Tbe new Journals that have appeared since the 24tb of February ...

... in popular estimation. The illustrations arc admirable, and the general contents of first class excellence. portrait of Jenny Lind accompanied sketch of her life in this part. -The Churchmans Companion is neat and instructive, and, it may be added, high ...

... meetings in London. A quantity of smuggled tobacco, weighing about too, has been found buried in held at Wilhcrfoss, near York. Jenny Lind arrived in London on Saturday evening, and present the performance of tbe opera in her Majesty's Theatre. Mr. Robinson, ...

... day the tickets for Jenny Lind's performance were paid for as high fifty times what they had cost the office. Some of for the amphitheatre first places were sold bank rix dollars, or X'JJ. As for the reception given to Jenny Lind, must confine ourselves ...

... respect. The Mayor presided, aud JUiUU was subscribed the rooms. The or Noawicu and the Clseov.—The of Norwich invited Mi»* Jenny Lind and euteitsioed her at liis pslace during her professional engageiuent at that city—s circumstance which has elicited from ...

... was pursued by some labourers whom intimidated by threatening to shoot, them, when they gave up the chase. Jaanr Lind.— jenny Lind is once more in England: she arrived on Friday, rtd Hamburgh. Her countrymen did not suffer her to depart without the most ...

... Fiedcitck, Robert, and William Glover, late of Leeds, woollen msufactutcrs, whose forgeries arc said to exceed £Jv.OOO. Jenny Lind has finally arranged to come to London and sing at her Majesty's Theatre. Mr. giving her an indemnity against all actions ...