... Philip and St. James. Tc , MAT I.—Addison born, 1872. WIDNIVIDAT, 2. —Sun 4h 28m. 3.—Sir .1. Thornhill died, 1731. DAT, 4. —Jenny Lind . e first in London 1817. NATO RDA s.—Napolun died, 1821. Tits Noon.—Flrst Quarter, Sunday, 22th day, m p. 1, afternoon ...

... beet Lord Ilectire'd limb 1113 y. Mr. J. J. Jenny Lind beat Mr. Dorm.'lfs rd w d Prince Royal. Mr. Pollock'. bed Ilsog-up brut Mr. Bernwell's bk and b Sybil. Let mr alone, am, bent Bricks. liantr•np beat Jenny Lind. THE 1.01:011CREM PTAK RP. lord d 14rbbiu ...

... Sweepstakes of 3 mom each. Mr Buricia's m Alice, Mr is Arthur, Mr Doyle Jenny Lind. Rhein, Mr ehaffineh, emote to the starting past. There were no than leer borate. In the Ant Jenny Lind gabled the visaing pent. The mood won by Sir Arthur ; but the toe bet ...

... livvly Mrs, a hen a donee proposed, and kept up for an hour, in which the Nightingale footed! fently. It la said that Jenny Lind and her p tenter., Mvp.r!. Immtry and Knowles, netted £lO,OOO in a fortnight. in pone distressed Ireland. EITAAORDIN A lit ...

... slightest truth in the report of the marriage n 1 31aillfr. Lind, copied into a monitor contemporary from a provinciel journal. Jenny Lind him not visited Bath since her last professionid engagement in that city —M. Post. The a idow of the distinvinshod Admiral ...

... better. Farmers Stakes of 2 sues each, 90 added from the Fund, for Queen's County bred hones. 51r. Rosa 1 1 Mr. Turpin's Jenny Lind .. 2dr The Heath Stakes of 5 move each, 3 it, 40 added from the Fend. Mr. lianlon's All Well .. 1 I Lord Waterford's Wave ...

... 3J:wench. The winner to receive 211: @email dog, : third dug, ill ; dog besten by winner drat course, SL Mr Morgeu'e bk b Jenny Lind, best Mr Folefe rd d Ilarrieter. Mr Hunter's w d Scamp. bent Mr Itendersou's band w d Jupiter. Mr II unter's y and w b Zep're ...

... staunchly, (lad's own sins ! But till ye have smoother waters, Let Truth fire her minute gutted —Weekly Dispatch. Cool. TO JENNY LIND. (Fran Polak). When the writers an stark, and the crystalline snow Amities keen and unchanged In the morn's ruddy glow, ...

... its leaf before the ash. a dry summer moistly follows. The oak is Ant this year. —Marl-!oaf press. A writer. freaking . of Jenny Lind. says— Bbs thrills sway In a glorious hullabaloo of • withling equll,. when she gradually dies off, Stunt down to • ...

... were most exciting. The following were run off . Puppy Stakes, 3 sows each ; first dog to draw second, ill!. Mr Rogers hi b Jenny Lind beat Mr Galway's M b Young Sheen. Mr Smith's rd b Waiting Maid brat Mr M. Quill's brnd b Trinket. Mr Foley 's bl b Fly beat ...

... on. feet ten inches in height, with fair hair, blur eye, and •liite teeth. The gentleman doe* out say who hi. dentist. Jenny Lind has declined the offer of £1,.M1 to ring at Liverpail kle.iral Meanest. She states that it is hot her intention to ro. tot ...

... of tlw atm.-try rd that airrieQ u r . iu •. • m ^ L is thr remton now M.P.. • father 'tan e that wattl4 loan% the torah d Jenny Lind to think of prosattftetag. • I fed rather dull falay. ai the saran raid, after .1 had horn used to open oysters. A notorious ...