... JENNY LIND.—This eminent songstress, who was expected at the theatre, Bristol, on Monday night, did not make her appearance, to the great disappointment of very numerous parties, persons having travelled from Swansea,^even, with the view of hearing her ...

... Estate in Gatway, of 20 ),000 acres in order 10 carry out Sir R. Peel's idea. JENNY LIND.^—We have received the following from a well-inlormed correspondent in London —Jenny Lind's match is oft. Her intended is a Major Harris, an East India Valetudinarian ...

... unwonted grief. Ineie is desolation in Hyde Park- -Bel- oravia is in tears—there is weeping and wailing in marble halls. Jenny Lind—she whom bishops have feasted—whom nobles have adored—whom kings even have dowered with royal giftshns left the stage. Never ...

... covered Wlth Dissenters. CHESTKR AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.—Total traffic for the Week ended 14th October, 1848, EI,879 5s. 7d. JENNY LIND.—This fascinating lady, on Wednesday the 25th Ult., passed a night in Bangor on her return from Dublin, putting pp at the ...

... ex-member of the late Parliament belonging to the south of Ireland, is in a state of beggary in the metropolis. BUNN v. JENNY LIND.—The long-contested suit of Bunn r. Lind has at last been settled, it is said, for the sum offered before litigation commenced ...

... —We have new good authority for stating that it will Jspeedily be brought into operation.— Jersey Times. YOUNG IRELAND AND JENNY LIND.—The Glmsgoic Examiner gives specimens of the spirit of some Young Ireland papers: The English vilely sentJ enny Lind to ...

... cubic feet. We should recommend our Gas Commissioners to visit that island, and ascertain the secret of making cheap gas. JENNY LIND.-The sum realised for the Southern and Tox- teth Hospital, Liverpool, by the Lind Concert, on the 6th instant, was £ 1,500 ...

... and solemn character, in which the future happi- ness of her life is involved. Last night, therefore, was con- sidered as Jenny Lind's farewell to the stage; and there was consequently such an assemblage as has not been seen in our day within the walls ...

... injury, and from 20,0 JO to 30,000 miles further after a mere tightening of the parts of her machinery. THE LOVBIl OF MISS JENNY LIND.—Many husbands have been assigned to the fair songstress, but the teal state of the case wili be gathered from Mr. Buckingham's ...

... that it primes and caps itself by the most simple and unerring operation. THE DISTRESSED IRISH. —The first four nights of Jenny Lind's performances at Dublin realized £ 5,400 and in consequence of this great success she played two nights more. It is stated ...

... and Royal suite honoured her Majesty's Theatre with their presence. The house was filled to overflowing to welcome Mdlle. Jenny Lind's return to the stage. All the ladies appeared in their Court dresses, and presented a scene unequalled for magnificence ...

... DONATION.—An anonymous friend''has con- tributed £1,000 towards rebuilding Saint Peter's Church, Chel- tenham. LIBERALITY OF JENNY LIND.-This celebrated songstress placed the munificent sum of £.100 for the benefit of the poor at the disposal of the Archbishop ...