... thereby lose his services. The European teacher is placed in the samse:position as the native. ; It is currently reported that Jenny Lind will bestow her band on the Rev. Iir. Grote, with whose family the Nightingale passes much of her time at Burnham Beeobes ...

... these few lines will, perhaps, put an d end to this abuse in fature.-I oam, dear Sir, &c., 0, A CITIZEN. ,JENNY LIND IN L.IvERPoor..-Mdlle. Jenny Lind f lodged during her engagement in this town, at the liouse oft Mrs. Abbott, at the corner of Canning-street ...

... invitation to meet his Excellency the Lord Lieute- nant, in consequence of having sprained his ancle.-WEsTERN STAR. a Madile. Jenny Lind, we understand, will leave England forthwith for Berlin, where, after fulfilling an announced > engagement for a few nights ...

... the most graceful of Donizetti's composi- tions. A halo of fame has been thrown round this opera by the preiceetion which Jenny Lind has shewn for the impersonation 'of the principal character, always choosing it for one of her earliest performances on ...

... ENGLISH IMPUDENCE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE EREEMANA JOURNAL. , i SIe-In the Lady's Newspape' of May 29th, there is aT notice of Jenny Lind, which terminates thus:- And our talented countryman, Balfe I of who, every English mu- aician ought to be justly proud ...

... I LA SIGNORA MAIUETTA ALBONI-A PHE- I NOD4ENON. Since Mademoiselle Jenny Lind has come back from dreaming Germany to her cloudy country; Germany has been anxious to discover some other phenomenal cantat rice, and when Germany sets about any discovery ...

... Lord Bective's fn b Bib May Mr J J Smith's Jenny Lind beat Mr Barnwall's rd and wd Prince Royal Mr PolIock's bh d Bang-up beat Mr Barnwall's b7s and wb Sybil. Let me atone, &c, beat Bricks Baeri-up beat Jenny Lind Tne l.,mghormw Stakes. Lord Bectivo's bk ...

... emigrant agents. What I am about to tell you of myself may be applied to hundreds. I engaged a birth in Waterford on board the Jenny Lind, lyirg in Liverpool, but when I got to Liverpool she had her full compliment, and now I am obliged to wait for a week or ...

... that the worthy baronet is indisposed, though Wve understand not seriously.- Liverpool Albion. There is now no doubt that Jenny Lind will ap- pear this season at her lejesty's Theatre. She had resolved to appear no more on the stage, but has been induced ...

... LEND.-The receipts at the recent concert at Birmingham, in aid of the funds of the Queen's Hospital, and at which Mcdlle. Jenny Lind sang gratuitously, amounted Co £1,298 Se. 6m1.. the expenses to £227 17s. 3d., leavinga balance of £1,070 lis. 3d. A memoraoial ...

... Icroase of nearly 200 ?? Railiwy Gazette. it JnEXXY LiND.-On Saturday last a concert was given at no ~iv.erpool,et which Jenny Lind performed gratuitously, for w tie purpse of raising a fund to add an additional wing to the pl 5outhern Hbspital, in- Toxtcth ...

... called the following day at Hlalkin street. Her Majesty then had him to dinner at the palace, and took him with her to hear Jenny Lind afterwards.- His Royal Highness has now returned to his vessel. Truly the navy seems to be getting fashionable among the ...