... on is a future day, with a view to see what course should be :e adopted to punish the parties. Agreed to. I- ANECDOTE OF JENNY LIND.-During her visit to I- Bath she happened to be walking with a friend, in front r- of some almehouser, into one of which ...

... committed to gaol flor seven days. CAUTION TO CAPTAINS or SHIPS.-A summons was e heard against Captain APKay, of the ship Jenny Lind, ] fir bringing into dock 25 lbs. of gpnpowder, instead of -depoting it at the Magazines. The defendant said lie , had acted ...

... chariot of Muscats famous Imaum is sacrificed at an enormous reduction on its original value. The celebrated Elephant known as Jenny Lind was always said to be worth her weight in gold,and the auctioneer, acting upon the impression, was beginning to offer the ...

... with a visit on Thursday 'h morning, and visited her Majesty's Theatre in the even- A h ing, to witness the performance of Jenny Lind, as Maria, I at in La Figlia del Reggioiento. On Saturday evening they i A visited her Majesty's Theatre. % e CABINET COUNCIL- ...

... death. m cab, ?? ?? hi lich ADnnRlCAN OYRYEBSO JENNY LiDrD.-Mr. P.T. lfurnm. th cab, in referenee to sin offer made to Jenny Lind, says,- I th iced understand, and believe, that Mr. Knowle', manager of th side the Manchester Theatre, who engaged Jenny ...

... of courage, that is the cause of the numerous drop pings we have witnessed of late. If time were really so precious, Jenny Lind would not have been accessory to those countings and countings-out of the House, which we forbear at present to reckon. ...

... destitute young girls, from the age of eight to fourteen, in connexion with the Ragged School Union, Westminster. Mademoiselle Jenny Lind had the honour of singing before her Majesty, at Osborne House, on Tuesday evening. Why Edinburgh now indisputably entitled ...

... o'clock, some of them proceedingn einostanter to join in the grand complimeirtary ball at that ) if moment being given to Jenny Lind at Manches~er. And t e now for an announcement interesting to the better halt'( I.of creation. The Mayor has expressed tonus ...

... in which Mr. Alfred a 15 BUNN, late lessee of Drury-lane Theatre. sought to I. recover compensation from the celebrated Jenny Lind, *d the Swedish Nightingale,forbreach ofacontract wherebv iB it she engnged to sing twenty times at his theatre, in 1845 ...

... to stand my trial for id,t. Mr. Commissioner Dowling, who had been sent I aed for to the Collegiate Institution, where Jenny Lind i ed was singing, immediately ordered the prisoner to astrip,E et, and he was found to have three white shirts on. One ess ...

... exposure was not an indictable offence. The >urt hel l the same view and affirmed the motion in arrest of judgment. ' Bunny. Jenny Lind.—The trial of this cause has been appointed for Monday, tie 20:h in>tant, in the Court ot Queen's Bench. A special jury ...

... and stealing £500, the moneys of the dircetors, and was seatenced to seven years' transportation. BAIL COURT. B DUNN V. JENNY LIND.-At the sititng of this court on Friday, the demurrer of the defendant was over-ruled. p The trial will now come on in the ...