... Majesty, the head being surrounded by a wreath of laurels. The reverse will be a Gothic design. JENNY LiND.-It is said that the gentleman who en- gaged Jenny Lind to sing in Scotland, got alarmed when she was taken ill at Edinburgh, and actually insured her ...

... 000, the field as producing 75,000 quarters ! ir Tun JENNY LIeND SPECULATION. - According to the C Brighton Guardian, the Jenny Lind speculation there s proved a complete failure. Tickets for the pit were first } reduced from a guinea and a half to one ...

... Majesty's Theatre in the Hlaymarket. The suana- get's of the thieatre not only sell their tickets of admuission for tile ,Jenny Lind niightsV at considerable premiums, but they have the effrontery to impose a tax upon the granting of these tickets, at the ...

... silly woman seemed sar- hi prised that the navvy was less constant to herself than qi lsho had been to her husband of JENNY LiND.-Madame Solari, the well-known seeondae b denas of her Majesty's theatre, has recently been suffering | under a pulmonary ...

... Manchester Yimes are to be amalga- mated on and after this day. JENNY LeND. -With her characteristic generosity, Mdlle. Jenny Lind, before leaving Dublin, placed £400 at thie disposal of Archbishop Whately, to be distributed amongst the poor of the city ...

... to run her ashore at the entrance of the channel, where she at present lies. The vessel and cargo are in a damaged state. JENNY LIND AT MANCHESTER.-This favourite singer made her first appearance at Manchester on Saturday evening last, when she attracted ...

... our climate, that the pine apples l are said to have been of excellent quality. JENNY LIND'S MAlRIAGE.-Some of the London papers say it seems quite certain that Jenny Lind is to do the connubial at the end of the year, with the gentleman named last week ...

... education nence of explanations made to them as to ntention9 of government, o s.M~r. Dunn has modestly offered to take D fr Jenny Lind, and annul the contract, provided sing three times in his theatre before she i5 any whr else in England. S AN AIglOMENTX- ...

... ow, was led to the hymencal altar by a gentleman twenty years her junior. JENNY LIND.-Jhe Queen visited the Italian Opera House in state on Tuesday night last, when Jenny Lind appeared as Normai and elicited universal and enthusias-, 't1i applause. A ...

... which the public of Brussels will have an oppor- tunity of hearing thelfirst lyric company in Europe-the troupe of which Jenny Lind was a memnber, and which still possesses Madame Sontag among its most efficieter- ?? Herald. \k. The Buchs Advertiser tells ...

... Manchester early in the afternoon, where lie had an appointment, and a detersuina- tion, if he could accomplish it, to hear Jenny Lind in the evening. At seven o'clock Boots knocked at Mr. Brockle- bank's door, but received no answer. Ile returned at half-past ...

... mention 1Louis Phillips, Prince Napoleon,' ,The I ii Heroes Hardinge, Gough, and Napier, 1Abdl-el-Kader, ?? n 1 Jenny Lind, &c. Si y THE EARL OF DsERBY.-It is with much pleasure that ilL we notice the name of this estimable nobleman in the ma- ...