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... at their meeting last week, voted the handsome sum of £5O for a plate to be run for at theensuin? Western Meeting nt Ayr. Jenny Lind. —We observe from the Edinburgh journals that the arrangements are in progress for the advent Scotland of the Swedish n ...
... marvel. lie promises to produce gold in tons; in short, in any quantity.— Liverpool Albion, Jenny Lind and heb Flowers.— That gifted young lady, Mad'ile Jenny Lind, who is making such praiseworthy use of the great talent entrusted to her care from above ...
... and causing the entry of all such i importation to for subsequent exportation on.y loanj other part of the world.— Timet. Jenny Lind—We cannot refuse ourselves the pleasure of recording a generous and truly characteristic »c of ..O,Psite .Inner and noble-heart ...
... hahita to teach the philoeophy of language ae Europe s greatest statesman and hiatorian in the nineteenth century. understand Jenny Lind will give two in Edinburgh about the end of September, and that the public will have an opportunity of hearing her nl half ...
... from Quebec sailed 4th ult. Passed the brig True Blue in the Galph. On the 15th inst., off Wicklow-head, spoke the’barque Jenny Lind, of Windsor, from St. John, N. 8., for Liverpool Experienced succession of gales from the N.N.E., lost jiboem split number ...
... -Itli ult., in lat. 30 5S', long. 1 W., spoke the Scotia, of Galipoli. the sth ult., in lat. 23', long. 3' W., spoke the Jenny Lind, bound to the eastward—out 30 days. the dth ultimo, in the Gut of Gibraltar, spoke the Triumph, for Liverpool, from Smyrna ...
... with the greatest enthusiasm. In the window of an inn near St. Martin’s court, London, is an announcement of The celebrated Jenny Lind cordial from the original recipe. 2d. a glass. Thr Prrss of England. —The young gentleman’s eye rested first upon one of ...
... was, believe, an Englishman, and came to reside in this country thirty years ago. The Ooterhead Observer feara. that, if Jenny Lind should visit Gateshead on election day, the returning officer might Bend to Parliament whomsoever he pleased ! Poston journals ...
... recent times. —Scottish Guardian. We hove the pleasure of announcing to our readers, on good authority, that Mademoiselle Jenny Lind will visit Edinburgh professional!}' about the middle of September. She will doubtless find that her fame has long preceded ...
... Jfhwt sn English • nger st Drury Theatre Friday last. have been informed, that letter has been received town from Madl’e. Jenny Lind, In which ahe positively declares that ahe will pot appear at any London Theatre her agreement with Mr Bunn remains in force ...
... totally lost, near St. Croix, the Feb. Zuleika, of Dublin, for Clyde, February, 60 miles westward of the Gut of Gibraltar. Jenny Lind, for Clyde, 3d instant, lat. 45. long. 21. British Oak, from Clyde for Calcutta, 23d January, lat. 6. N. long. 24. British ...
... tenant The pert .rman.em aid ,j„ l( . attracted r™™” . f , f the attraction being Hall, Lundor,. the main lier t0 „ Jldlle. Jenny Lind, w m ele vatio„ ot that effort having fur its „ ornament, gave her art of which she is undertaking winch gratuitous services ...