... charming trtle of the heart and home, from a tn- daughter of Sweden, as distinguished in literature as her of courrtryworaan, Jenny Lind, ia song,-the amiable, accornplialic'd, rigiht-judqing, and right-tfeeling Fredrika. Bremer. There iP, perhaps, just a little ...

... himself by scandallsing J er others, might just as well sit down on a wheelbarrow, and un- ed dertako to wheel himself I W to Jenny Lind has gtven £200 to the London Goveruessees Benc- traoied -a- volent Institution. skill aen to The extensive sugar works ...

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... Indies, 24s. 101 1. and the average price of the three foregoing doscriptions is 21s. llid, per cwt., exclusive of duty. The Jenny Lind concert in aid of the Royal Infirmary, which took place In the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, on Thursday, is expected to ...

... will. wheo, dinpo-on of, hardly cover his debts. He daily gave 3,569 to the poor to thc full measure of his ?? Gazette. S Jenny Lind made her last appearance in operatie characters er at her Majesty's Theatre, on Thursday evening. She was thrice called ...

... Uton, but has transmitted the second prise to a lair. e. c,f Baltimore, for a dramatio poem. The produce of two gratuitous Jenny Lind concerts at oene cheaster, for building an additional wing to the Infirmty, is £251. A new Art Union In New York is projeoted ...

... nearly £20,000, to form a fuisd for grantiig an. fi unities to widows of respectable character in Aberdeen and Old Machar. h Jenny Lind sang gratuitously at Birmingbarn on Thursday night, in aid of the funds of Queen's Hospital, in that town. d; Upwards of ...

... buried alive on Wednesday evening, by a fall of earth, whilst engaged in a tunnel at North Bridge, near Aehion-under- Lync. a Jenny Lind has declined singing at the Norwich Festival, IC though offered £1018 for her services- She accompanied her 6' refusal, ...

... Countess of Rossi) made her re-appear-f ance at her Majcesty's Tiseatre on Saturday evening. it was most triurnphant,-quito a Jenny Lind affair. d A short tisne since a gentleman called at Messrs. Hallett's, the hanikers, and left fifty pounds in aid of the ...

... footpad of a package containieg W 118 millions of needles. Suech a package1 would onty weigh quies from 12 to 16 tons. A Jenny Lind sings at Oxford en Friday next, under the imme- Publi diate patronage of the Vice Chancellor, of the fiheldonilan Loyc theatre ...

... for the sake of variety, gave two of Br I Jenny Lind's songs in a style that elicited unanimous iolencores. V ?? GREAT MUSICAL ATTaACTroN.-After the a~proacbing, Al e visit o1' the gifted and excellent Jenny Lind, another rel mb firut-tate treat is announced ...

... Stackhouse, and John lirooks, Jun., Esq., took the oaths and qualified magistrates for the county. proof of the intensity of the Jenny Lind furor in London, it m.«y mentioned, that a party of gentlemen Leeds about a fortnight ago hear licr, and after a sojourn ...