... not imagine that a line of rails will interfere with the chase, but recollect that when the hunting season is over, and Jenny Lind in her zenith at the Opera, they will find a rapid railroad conveyance to London no bad substitute for their present tedious ...

... celebrated cause, in which it will be remembe. e 1 that Mr. Bunn recovered a verdict with L2,500 c damages against Mdlle. Jenny Lind for breach of an engage- ment, is still in litigation. The next proceeding will be a writ of error on the part of the defendant ...

... 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 ...

... similar character which may present itself. This affair — which took place most opportunely, as folks were tired of talking of Jenny Lind, the anticipated general election, the commercial luxury of recovering bad debts iu the new couits—we will at once proceed ...

... 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 ...

... made; his neighbour replied, why dunt thur tak in the nusepaper, and zee the Carn Markets how they go. EXETER. — ROBBERY AT JENNY LIND'S CONCERT.— On Saturday information was sent to London by the ex- press train on the Great Western Railway from Exeter, ...

... waddled up to 5s. Gd. and 6s. a couple; of fowls there were none; butter stood at h. 2d.; turnips were rather turned down; and Jenny Lind potatoes blushed so much, that they got pink-eyed at the thought ot being sold at only one penny per pound. TRUE IVORITES ...

... person of the King of the French, having been lately detected in cheating at cards, is deprived of his honours. Mademoiselle Jenny Lind evidently thinks of making some stay in England, for she has taken a house at Old Brompton for two years. Mr. Beckford's ...

... Secretaryship, which Mr. Labouchere vacates for the Board of Control, immediately after the dissolution of Parliament. Mdlle. Jenny Lind has been engaged by Mr. Howard Glover, for two concerts, to take place at Edinburgh and Glasgow, at the sum of jMCO. EXPLOSION ...