... disgraceful scene occurred in v r- Barton market-place, namnely, a sale of his wife by a Ii in man living at Barrow. a lY Jenny Lind has proffered to give Mr Bunn Y.2000 i ?? should he return the document signed by her, which b [y gives Mr Bunn a claim ...

... found in his bed on Friday. It appears he had been complaining the day ?? Papor.-[The editor should have 'w aked' him.]I Jenny Lind sang gratuitously at Birmingham on Thursday week, in aid of the fuids of tte Queen'a lospital in that town. Upwards of 3000 ...

... Aftwilanito. ?? -- WRILE EGioLAND'r Pones APB STARINGO, AND ImR- _ LAND's Pona-ARE Dtroso !-Jenny Lind has only named as remuneration f.'r tier 8, ,erv;C at Livervool for six nishts. the sma num of £500 a night. Report saye her eneaeseeaint'at the Queen's ...

... singing etfa variety of corsic eeson including' Iam for Freedom of Opinion ;. a pareod 3 on 'A Man's a Man for a' that,' and 'Jenny , Lind.' Mr Higgs, was the toast master on the occasion, and fulfilled his duties much to the satisfaction of .all present. The ...

... object. l The Leeds Ineelligencer of Saturday says -.-I We b understand that three gentlemen of Barnaley waited I upon. Jenny Lind a few days ago at Manchester, i. to solicit the exertions of her talents at a concert i for the relief of the families of ...

... producing evidence of his insanity ,, at the time he committed the murders, which did not appear in court on his former trial. n JENNY LIND' s concerts at Norwich have produced d a profit of more than £1,200, which sum is, by her is enerosity, to be devoted to ...

... mouth and throat, and before assistaneo could be rendered he was a corpse. Verdict I Accident dcath.' SIGNs OF Tma TiMmB, JENNY LIND AT BuconrroN.- The ISwedish' nightingale sang on Monday at a concert given by Mr Wright at the Town-hall. One. third of ...

... is the great encourager of' ioreign talent' Why did they not take their cat.calls to the Italian' Opera and'drive aaway Jenny Lind and 'the other 'foreigner's I'No !bat the 'snobs' dared not do. Thb 'divinity. ihat doth hedge' a Queen being too mudh' ...

... Qub i' the great encourager of'foreign talent.' Why did they not take their cat.calls to the Italian Opera and drive away Jenny Lind and the other 'foreignersi No! that the 'snobs' dared notdo. .,The 'divinity that doth hedge' a Queen being too much ...

... adimiring folk, of ?? *. city will, long, rematmber'L with pleasure the glorious ti l ig tones olf the, incomparable Jalia. Jenny Lind is to e h e ever. here 'one of those days, and will open her hol throat on the Dabliak boards some evening' early in; C ...

... admiring folk of our reco city will, Jong rem,.mbo3r with pleasure the Rlorious that tones of the .incomparable Julia., Jenny Lind is to.ec be ovetr here one, of' those daya,.:a1d4 will open her SOW, throat onl the Dabliat boards some oeviening early ...

... THOMAS LaEwn, JOSEPasj MORGAN, THOMAS PARIS. P.S.-We wish all our old friends to meet on Monday evening, April 23rd, at Jenny Lind's Coffee House, Greenwich-market. Greenwich, April 17th. ...