... rejected at the lest .election, and Mr. D'Eyncourt ?his former colleague) bids fair to be rejected at the next. MARRIAGE OF JENNY LiND AT BATHI.-This event (respecting which there have been so many conjectures and aso many rumours) vie are informed, on the ...

... tormented. The Royal Italian Opera-house (i. e., Covent-garden Theatre) is nearly fitted up. Jenny Lind will come, says Mr. Lumley in his address to his patrons. Jenny Lind, says Mr. Bunn, in contradiction, won't come—and there fore you, the public, must not ...

... the gift of iL. W. Buck, Esq., M.P., and the Steward, added to a SwEEPsTAKEs of £3. each. Heats, twice round. Mr. Wood's Jenny Lind, 8st. 121b. ?? ?? 2 Mr. Taunton's oh. f. Lord Stafford, 4 yrs. Sst. 121b. 1 Mr. Smith's b. c. Landseer, 3 yrs. 8st. 71b ...

... Bishopsgate-street Without. NEW MUSIC. JENNY LIND All JENNY LIND'S SONGS, with Jenny Lind's Embellishments, and with Italian and English words. The PIANIST A. for August, No. contains all the Songs sung by Jenny Lind in the opera Figlia del Ileggimento ...

... JENNY LIND'S BENEVOLESNT VISIT TO LIVERPOOL. wre After all, the pre-eminent songstress cannot be here stat on Friday, the 5th January, as first announced, nor on cOul e Thursday, the 4th, as afterwards expected; but on Sa a cc turday, the 61h. This date ...

... wheat; 249 sacirs fotur; 50, barrels, 150 sacks oats; 79 tons, 35 ioalds oat meal 120 sacks beans-LiverTooZ -Mail. ?? IDLLE. JENNY LIND. (tram the Morning Chronie;!`) Birmingharo, Friday. The tl0d concert, in aid of the funds of the Queen's Hospital, established ...

... accomplice in sucs an act, absurdly justified by defects so easily remedied.-R. T.-lst Dec. 1848. PROVINCIAL. JENNY LiND. - Mdile Jenny Lind having on various occasions mentioned to Mr Balfe her high approval of the manner in which the band had accompanied ...

... requested a member (a walking rum cask) to shut his mouth and he'd stop a bung-hole'.1' JENNY LIND. —lhe Journal des Debuts of Tuesday ;-ays: Mdile. Jenny Lind has taken out her passports for Sweden, her native country and it appears certain that the ...

... cannot apply to voluntarily, but only obey him passively, if he has the role over me. Jenny Lind at Home. — Stockholm, Dec. 3.— On the 20th of last month Madlle. Jenny Lind signed an engage- ment with the Royal Opera of Stockholm, stipulating that she should ...

... BRISTOL. JENNY LIND.-Onr Bristol correspondent says Last week, the wails of the city were plentifully covered with placards, announcing that Jenny Lind would make her appearance at the theatre on Monday; but the good citizens and their fair dames and ...

... may be called and promoted. --Peace Adoocate. JENNY LiND's Tovit IN THE PROVINCES.—Mr. Knowleshas undertaken to manage for Mr. Lumlcy the whole of the ar- rangements for the tour of Mademoiselle Jenny Lind throughout the United Kingdom. The opera season ...

... einfiers means ta turn ivvery man J 'ck womman Jinny, an gie ther naborj all stave, an al be apiendashas, mind if it izant. Wha Jenny Lind, behind, hey, far away bless yo; nnbbat ta think, Bill Rosco Rocise tut dinner wun day, an it wor stringy maue fiddle on ...