... JENNY LIND, IN DERBY. As mentioned in our last paper would the case, The Swedish Nightingale was enthusiastically welcomed - a Derby audience Thursday evening last ; the Lecture j llall being tilled iu every part one oi' the largest and most fashionable ...

... became with Mr. Lumley matter of life or death to secure the talents of 11dlle. Jenny Lind, in order to keep his theatre open, could any one doubt, therefore, that Mildle. Jenny Lind defended ibis action well, and fully indemnified against its consequences ...

... JENNY LINSD AO1OUT TO Dr. IARSRIED.-It is reported that Jenny Lind will bestow her hand oe the Rev. Mr Grote, of B)urutihan Beecses, near Slouglt.-kenlt ferall. There is no truth that- Jenny Lind is to be married to a clergyman at Slough. It is well known ...

... CHAMBERS-LomNDO, JUNE 14. 1 Bunn v. Lind. In this action, brought by Mr. Bunn, of Drury-lane Theatre, against Mademoiselle Jenny Lind, to recover compensation in damages for an alleged breath of contract, a summons was obtained at the instance of the defendant ...

... to her window; the crowd kept constantly repeating, Jenny Lind, say you will come again. Every means was employed to extract a promise; which, however, we believe, was not given. At last Jenny Lind was moved to tears, and, not knowing how to ex- press ...

... on is a future day, with a view to see what course should be :e adopted to punish the parties. Agreed to. I- ANECDOTE OF JENNY LIND.-During her visit to I- Bath she happened to be walking with a friend, in front r- of some almehouser, into one of which ...

... compensation for a breach of contract entered into with him by the celebrated vocalist, Mdlle. Jenny Lind. In the year 1844, the success of Mdlle. Jenny Lind upon the Continent had become a matter of general notoriety. Mr. Bunn received an intimation of ...

... celebrated cause, in which it will be remembered that Mr Bunn recovered a.verdict, with 2,5001. damages,. against Mdlle Jenny Lind, for breach of an engagement, is still in litigation. The next proceeding will be a writ of error on the part of the defendant ...

... BAIL COU3RT-Feb. l3. ALFRTLD BUNN a. JENNY LIND. Mr Peacock stated that the declaration in this case set out an agreement of the IQtb January t845, whereby the plain- tiff engaged to sing twenty times at Drury Lane Theatre, during the period from the ...

... WLath. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCII.-WESTMINSTER, FEn. 3 Bunn v. Jenny Lind. This case came before the Court upon a demurrer to one of the pleas in all action which has been some time pending. Mr. Pr AcocH, in support of the demurrer, said, thc plain- tiff ...

... reference to personal considerations. He would brlefiy state tho history' of the case. In the year 1844, the Lsuccess of Mdlle. Jenny Lind upon the cantinent had be. come a matter of general notoriety,. Coming from Sweden I into Germany-the classleal land of ...

... plaintiff in the action was formerly the lessee of Drury.lane Theatre, the defendant being the celebrated vocaliet, Mdlle. Jenny Lind. The action was brought to recover compensation ia damages for an alleged breach of contract on the part of the defendant ...