... grand duchess which is expected from day to day, The Jenny Lind mania has had some odd manifesta- tions. In the window 01 an inn near St. Martin's Court is an announcement of The celebrated Jenny Lind cordial from the original recipe, 2d. a glass. An ...

... the view of disposing of the business appointed. A well-known actor on the Edinburgh stage entered into an engagement with Jenny Lind, securing her singing powers for the stratification of the lieges in Edinburgh, Glasgow, and l'erth; the terms were L4OO ...

... be recollected that the action was commenced in March, 1847, and Mr. Bunn recovered a with £2,500 damages against Mlle. Jenny Lind for a breach of engagement, in singing at her Majesty's Theatre in Italian. before she had fulfilled her contract to sing ...

... by the Glasgow magistrates, for stabling a cart horse in a bedroom adjoining the kitchen wherein he and his family dwelt. Jenny Lind has promised to sing gratuitously at Worcester, in the beginniogof February next, on behalf of the local charities. Hats ...

... woman is not expected to recover. Mr. Pips ms Diary.—Saturday, May 5, 1849.—T0 Ihi Queen’s House iu the Haymarkct to hear Jenny Lind, whom everybody do call the Swedish Nightingale. Did go with a Pit Ticket. Went at G p.m., expecting a Crowd, and there ...

... rental in court retired, evidently disappointed at not having heard the important and long-talked-about rase of Bunn v. Jenny Lind i even the special jurors who were present shared in the disappointment. A NEW CHURcIi-RATE Johl Simonds, of I .lluraley ...

... Fanetfes. Jenny Lind has promised to sing gratuitously in Manchester in December, in aid of the Royal Infirmary. All the members of the French cabinet voted against the election of the president by universal suffrage. It has been computed that quackery ...

... and served as a foil to those irrepressible bursts, and to the prolonged farewells after the fall of the curtain. Thrice Jenny Lind came back to receive the acclamations of the house : the last time it was observed that her step faltered as she remised ...

... mid beauty, in giving birth to her first child. An action has been commenced Mr. Rumi, the Court of Queen’s Uenph, against Jenny Lind, fur qn alledged breach of contract, and on Fri day last appearance to the writ of suimnons issued few days previously was ...

... let Om not imsgine that a line of raik will inter In-re the chase, but recollect that when the hunting season is over, and Jenny Lind in he. zenith at the Opera, they will find a rapid railway conveyance to London bad substitute for their p esent tedious ...

... trust' on the part of the Irish Parliament, rendering that act '' absolutely null and void against the Irish people.' id- Jenny Lind will positively appear at her Mla- jesty's Theatre the first night after Easter, not- )ill Withstanding the many unfounded ...

... progress for the opening of this courtly entertain- ment; amongst the celebrated artistes engaged are the follow- ing :-Jenny Lind, the Swedish Nightingale—Madame Del- garmen Montenegro—Madame Solari-the contralto, mdlle. Vietti and Mdlle. Daria Nascio—Madame ...