... JENNY LIND. The father of Jenny Lind waa a Swedish eonnt profession musician. mnrried e Yorkshire holy, who hail a large fortune, which he not did not find it difficult to run through. sppeara that the mother Mademoiselle Lind is relative of Archbishop ...

... JENNY LIND AT EXETER HALL. The concert of snercfl music last week Millie. Liml Exeter Hail, and the proceeds of which, her u«u il generosity, she has npprinted to three establishments con* with her art—the Royal Society of Mu* aiuians, the Society of ...

... MARKIAGE JENNY LIND, A special license for the performance of marriage ceremony ■ tins gifted lady was obtained by Mr Harris, at Doctors' Commons, on Saturday last : hut, of emirsc that c.rcumsUnca affords clue to the period which the union may take ...

... INDISPOSITION OP MIDLLE JENNY LIND. Manchester, Sept. I—l regret to learn that this interesting vocalist and actress has been seized with severe indisposition, and is in consequence unable to play at our Tuealre Royal to night, announced. 1 have nut been ...

... day—four races—were the best. The winners were Kelliher’s “Brown Bess.*’ Finn’s “ The Countess,” Leahy’s —, and Roche’s “ Jenny Lind.” There were four races the second day also. The amusements concluded with stag hunt on Wednesday. ■ It is month since there ...

... the day the tickets fur Jenny Lind’s performance Were paid for high fifty times what they had cost a« the edict. Some of those for maphilhentre first places were sold at 100 bank dollars or £22. for the reception given to Jenny Lind, we must coniine ourselves ...

... lanelioa has been given upon the cave of Measrs- Meagher, and O’Donohoa Vrerason of Saturday. DEPARTURE OF MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND FOR ENGLAND, (From tit J-Vnemoa). Tb* gay, joyous, amt brilliant •• Daughter sf the Regimaat has sung the pUintiva • Coo ...

... brutal General Rons, the Rev. Mr. Gannon, who hung bosh (be* refugees, the mother at tba time enceinte! It is now said that Jenny Lind to be married to Mr. Lusty. rr-, ...

... lamented general in hisarme when he reoeired the wound which deprirad the country hi* aervicas— Morm»g Pas'. ANECDOTE OP JENNY LIND. {From tb dtixni). During the rail of Jonnyk'nd Glmeow. * little incident occurred, irhidi, if prove* lea f • riklng then ...

... THE SWEDISH NIGHTINGALE. Jenny Lind has crested furore great among the sober folk of Edinburgh and Glasgow as she has caused among the less phlegmatic lieges of the south. The critics seem 10 have run especially wild, t 'ne rabid rbapsodist attributes ...

... forward volun- lake of Mereoit thoodng wild fowl, lanly to assist the sufferers. One of them was nllnded Mr. Lomley gives Jenny Lind £lO,OOO and dinner for to in this respect last week. Since then another of the aix each day, for 36 performances in the ...

... within U« few Mitha, manv rmmg fcmalaa hare baao alhrrad—tame tha daughters of reafacUbla and aran opulaot trfcieaonell. Jenny Lind ha. ((iran a tba local ctiaritiaa Norwich. A Fame* BJaniT—A hanker at a to him from • pumlc which' ~nM«t auaaai. after cramming ...