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... of the mails to New Zealand and New South Wales, a pennv must be paid on all newspapers sent to those colonies. Mdlle. Jenny Lind left London for Dover on Tuesday last, and sailed the following day for Paris, via calliis, in consequence, the Morning ...
... requested a member (a walking rum cask) to shut his mouth and he'd stop a bung-hole'.1' JENNY LIND. —lhe Journal des Debuts of Tuesday ;-ays: Mdile. Jenny Lind has taken out her passports for Sweden, her native country and it appears certain that the ...
... renunciation of the claims to the throne of the male line, of which the Count de Montemolin is the representative. fimes. Poor Jenny Lind is still the subject of innumerable newspaper paragraphs; according to one she has been followed to Paris by Mrs. Grote ...
... construction of the ecclesiastical commis- sion, but will be employed UpOIl a field iJf labour and enquiry entirely distinct. JENNY LIND AT WORCESTER AND BpUUNGH,Ut. An extremely liberal ami generous intimation has been conveyed in a letter to the Lord Bishop ...
... Memel, and four cargoes of timber, deals and sleepers; by T. B. Batchelor, ex barque Orbit, 749 tons from Quebec barque, U Jenny Lind, 484 tons from Shediac N. B.; brig, Imperial 201 tons, from Archangel; and ship Y\ illiam Yail, 908 tons, from Miramichi ...
... officials, in order that no news should be transmitted but such as was approved of by government. ARRIVAL OT JENNY LIND IN LONDON.—Sid lie. Jenny Lind arrived at Blackwall, on Friday, by the Countess of Lonsdale steamer from Hamburg. She appeared in excel- ...
... surgery. He expired the following morning, leaving a wife and five children. N EWPORT.—The desk stolen from on board the Jenny Lind last week, an,1 mentioned in the la^t GUARDIAN, was found in an old saw-pit near the dock, with all the papers uninjured ...
... le^eul not imagine that a lint of rails will interfere with the ,se, but recollect that when the huntiug seasou is over a Jenny Lind in her zeiiithat the opera, they will find a n^i ra'road conveyance to London no bad substi- tute present tedious mode of ...
... the Memoir be judged at the tribunal of public opinion. 1 am. Sir, yours truly, VERITAS 4 '0 NoTUtNO NEW UNDER THE SUN.—A Jenny Lind in 1703.— A famous young woman, an Italian, was hired by our Comedians to sing on the stage, dnring so many plays for which ...
... Allen's Royal Theatre—(that is the style of modern aunouncemellt)-r--i,. which Ma- cready was cast into the shade and Jenny Lind dwindled into utter insigniticanee btpartles whom anybody might see that they were actors; not a particle of NATURE visible ...
... stated that the Government intend to deal with the general question of turnpike trusts in the next session of Parliament. Jenny Lind and her partners, Messrs. Lumley and Knowles, netted £ 1O,00:J in a fortnight, in poor distressed Ireland TbeJlorning Herald ...
... near St. Mary Church, Torquay, Devon, and is about to erect a mansion for his residence. Thu celebrated trial of Bunn v. Jenny Lind has been postponed till February, in cpnsequeuce of the absence of jurymen. Dr. Hampden is a descendant of John Hampden ...