... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... paid soldiers. Great credit gentlemen who have md thus obtained for the which they would other- Concert at Worcester Miss Jenny Lind kindly u> the handsome sum of Works have been mmcncement of January, -The subscription set I those deserving women, >r the ...

... Consumption have presented Mdlle. Jenny Lind with silver salver, a testimonial cf their grati- tude for her generosity. The memorial was the result of private subscription among the members the committee. Jenny Lind engaged for the Theatre Royal Dublin ...

... would stop the issue of tobacco. About ten men are irons, and will brought to court martial. J Lind and the Cottauebs. —Jenny Lind, during her sojourn at Clifton, visited the picturesque village of Honbury; and a matter of course, the parly were shown ...

... baffles description. The rapid retreat of members, has been likened to the rush of a well-dressed mob into a lobby to hear Jenny Lind ; or the trampling energy of a densely-crowded theatre, to evacuate the building upon aery of “fire’* behind the scenes ...

... ” Phantom Dancens,” ** Heidelberg,” •' Belle Marie,” Roi Naples, •* Ragland Castle.” Polkas—” Cavalry.” •• Abbotsford,” Jenny Lind,” Diamond,” ” Agahc.”—Waltzes—” Fleur de Marie,” Jasmine,” Hclianthus,” *• Levant.”—Galop—” Favourite.” An inquest was held ...

... the top of the staircase leading to the attic of his dwelling-house Uc coroner s jury returned a verdict of •• Insanity.” Jenny Lind not going to sing at Worcester. had bcco expected. The facts of the case believe to these; the fair songstres.s had promised ...

... was years of age, and widower. *• Messiah will performed February, the Exeter Hal), when the soprano part will be sung Jenny Lind, who bas gratuitously offered her services. The present Baron Auckland (tho Earldom being extinct) will the brat Bishop ...

... Her Majesty will hold levees at St. James’s Palace, Wednesday, 28th February inst., and Wednesday' 21 st of March next. Jenny Lind has been invited to sing in Bristol in aid of the funds of the Dispensary in that city. Tub Assassinations Stanfield Hall ...

... Saturday, April 28, 1 b 49. Jenny Lind, it is ssid, has made her mind not to sing agsin any opera, from a strong aversion to the siagc, brought about the force of religious impressions the way for which was prepared her feelings of disgmt at what she ...