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... MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND. The Archbishop of Dublin has received from Mademoiselle Jenny Lind the munificent donation of £4OO, for charitable purposes, one.half being from herself, and the other from Mr. Accident Fire.—A melancholy accident occurred a few ...
... Second Tie*—Mr. Morj{ai»*!» bk Jenny Lind bent Mr. Hunter*•» d Scamp. Mr. Henderson’* b and Olivin beat Hunter’* Zephyr, Mr. Yoam’* Chancellor beat Mr. Dowling’* y Pbotbe, and Mr. Foley’* br d Steam Engine ran a bye. 3. Jenny Lind beat Oliva. Chancellor beat ...
... Portutfal for the recovery of wages due to ■t'tchen maids and stable boys ! motion for a new trial in the ca*e of Bunn against Jenny Lind, the ground of excessive damages, has refused. The authorities demand loss now than formally ,he of an artillery man, who ...
... lease, under the altered circumstances caused by free trade ; a depreciation 9001. !—exactly one third !— Mornino Post. Jenny Lind has arrived in Berlin, and sang at lb* palace at Potsdam. The late mysterious and total disappearance many vessels in the ...
... reeliecd without real hard work.** Strange Inboeancu.— well-known actor on the Edinburgh stage entered Into an engagement with Jenny Lind, securing her singing powers for the gratification of the lieges in Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Perth; the terms were £4OO per ...
... Chronicle,” which predicted the restoration of his Holiness the course last month, must acknowledge itself a false prophet. Jenny Lind is going married Mr. Harris, the son London banker. This Information may fully relied upon.— Leeds Mercury. In the formation ...
... finds in herself a lamentable void. There is better season limn the next year to a good actionâexcept the present. Why Jenny Lind like a ship? because sheâs often anchored (encored.) What is the difference between form and cert** mo ? We sit upon one ...
... surprised ; I paint them just as they look in heaven. They are blushing with shame to see the Church below so badly governed.” JENNY LIND. A day after the Fair. Extract from a letter a liuly in Edinburgh to her friend In the llighlaada : had engaged our coach ...
... better limes. Now, reader, it was as far above any meeting ever saw Monaghan, no mailer for what purpose, as the Kinging of Jenny Lind or Mario is above the usual ( drawl of a street ballad Hut least you would quarrel with us for over tinting the picture ...
... *’Mfiuli..nal one . » portion of the popal'*t;on auain-it me other. MARRIAGE OF JENNY LIND. round to General Gotv, «*.iid. to Total -• •* is s'a ed tliut Jenny Lind be married ! 1 f *^7*♦'' ***''^ >- -• , j h in;> > _ , V| 4 i nv , (tins day.) at ...
... tearing trees and sweeping away dwelling houses its course. An immense amount of sugar-works and other property was destroyed. Jenny Lind has arrived at .Stockholm, where she will pass the greater part of the winter; but she will not perform more than two or ...
... foreign minister did not succeed In his negociotlon with the Swede—(laughter); Strict amity, however, bolds its sway, And Jenny Lind will eotne some other day, Wo'vo failed in subsidising sons of Dance From cntreatlatlng, pirouetting France But my Home ...