... the lady who eloped with him, they live in harmony, and have produced pledges thereof. Generosity of Jenny Lind.—On the 20th last month, Mdlle. Jenny Lind signed an engagement with the Royal Opera of Stockholm, stipulating that she should sing once week ...

... instant. It consisted of fourteen families, all of them except three connected with the Free Church. Jenny Lind in Scotland.—On the 13th of Sept. Jenny Lind is to appear in Edinburgh, and on the loth of the same month in Glasgow. The fact is actually announced ...

... amongst the charities of the city. Jenny Lind about to be Married.—lt is reported that Jenny Lind will bestow her hand on the Rev. Mr Grote, of Burnham Beeches, near Slough.— Kent Herald. There is no truth that Jenny Lind is to be married to a clergyman ...

... Communism, a Last Word upon. Joseph Royal Academy and the People. Mary Lcman Gillies. Sherwood Forest. G. S. Phillips. Jenny' Lind. A. W. Thomas Chalmers. Mask and Demonology, few Stray Thoughts on. John Black Joke, a I .legend of Ulster. Frances Browne ...

... among them alone therefore is true sorrow evinced. Gossip aspires to nothing lofty ju-t now. The racing season is past. Jenny Lind admired, but no longer reverenced, for angels' visits should be short, as well few and far between ; she bids fair to wear ...

... an engagement with this lady for the next season at her Majesty's Theatre.— Times. Present to Jenny Lind.— A superb testimonial has heen presented to Jenny Lind, by Mr Lumley, as a tribute of respect for her genius and noble qualities, which have secured ...

... in Berlin, Mademoiselle Cruwell, is at present obtaining great and legitimate success Italy. The journals compare her to Jenny Lind and Madame Pasta. ...

... whose objections fall ineffective, and whose opinions are unheeded. Education and money absorb gossip. For the nonce even Jenny Lind seems forgotten, although last night she sang to her Majesty, and will this evening warble at the opera. Sir Wilnam Molesworth's ...

... nobility nightly bear the outward emblems of the show, and pomp, and grandeur, and expensive doings that are prevalent within. Jenny Lind sustains opposite characters with great energy and truthfulness ; and the high ones of the land render every homage but ...

... rendered them £30, 10s 2) young ladies. (Laughter. is » mysteries of the polka and mazourka— om luontly regarding Grisi and Jenny Lind— total, £35, | Bs. Toral « y Sir Bulwer Lytton; bat of the history vantry, of the wonders of the world of art 7a. To ey ...

... London. She appeared with m opera oa Tuesday. Madame Tadolini left Milan em the and letter has bean received sanotneif Mdlle Jenny Lind had left Stockholm foe Tiomten. Letters from More ton Bay, Australia, stale that the exploratory expedition had discovered ...

... lamented Charles Buller the head of the Poor-La* Board. A London paper says:—We have the best authority for stating that Jenny Lind will appear no more upoo the stage. - Macaulay's History England was out print week after publication Another edition will ...