... at Drayton Manor. The 54th, 70th, and 83rd regiments, which returned from colonial duty in 1843, are proceed to India. Jenny Lind has generously offered her services to sing gratuitously for the Queen’s Hospital. Birmingham. some day at the latter part ...

... Jenny Lind is engaged for the Theatre Roval, Dublin. The arrangements are on a great scale. and include Beletti, F. Lablache, Rogers, with the orchestra and chorus from Her jesty's Theatre. The operas to be given are La Figlia, Lucia, Puritani, and Somnambula ...

... also a lane.. which, being Bred tato a whale, explodes and kills the animal. In allusion to a Gimp+ paper, stating that Jenny Lind of Scotch estractlon, the Newry mentions that • Kerry philologist formerly proved that Cautani lush—a corruption of Catty ...

... Marshes, at Warhani, were inun- dated by a high tide, and twelve score sheep drowned i- the shepherd escaped with difficulty. Jenny Lind has re-appeared at Berlin, and has been received with enthusiasm. ? Four persons were killed on Saturday, by a boiler e*- ...

... 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 ...

... the city of Vienna and the suburbs whose property has suffered during the late bombardment. It said + hat the munificent Jenny Lind intends to transmit the net proceeds of her provincial lour, calculated at £5,000, to Stockholm, for the completion of the ...

... may be called and promoted. --Peace Adoocate. JENNY LiND's Tovit IN THE PROVINCES.—Mr. Knowleshas undertaken to manage for Mr. Lumlcy the whole of the ar- rangements for the tour of Mademoiselle Jenny Lind throughout the United Kingdom. The opera season ...

... 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 ...

... »gg>°g c> Jbe vessels m .he harbour were manned. The hurrahs, aod the^waving of hats and kuDdkerchiefo, continued asloog *• Jenny Lind, remained in sight. ,v ...

... BRISTOL. JENNY LIND.-Onr Bristol correspondent says Last week, the wails of the city were plentifully covered with placards, announcing that Jenny Lind would make her appearance at the theatre on Monday; but the good citizens and their fair dames and ...

... fray. Jenny Lind and the Woecesteb Festival Committee.--Many of oar readers (says the Worcester Chronicle) arc probably aware that it was the most anxious desire of the committee ol the Worcester Festival that the unrivalled talents of Jenny Lind should ...

... Tuesday; she had fallen in during the absence of a servant. 1 he Bishop of Manchester was particularly desirous of hearing Jenny Lind sing at the Free-Trade Hall in that town, Ut i^as restra'ned from going, fearing his presence there would be, unbecoming ...