... his promise, has kindly ted to re- ttlkell charge of the memorial, and, we believe, purposes sery, and to present it to Jenny Lind in person, on the occasion of theprin- his vieit to London in a few days. So warmly has hie of the re- Worship entered into ...

... l. The festival will commence on the 27th atta, -of August, and not on the 24;h September, an originally bout intended. Jenny Lind will not sing. The tempting of t offer of £1500 was made to her, but in reply she stated with 7it was not her' intention ...

... rait a Mrs. f?oudy. The F nebury buck has been heard Hinging, Pray, Goudy, please moderate, with intense teelii g. A Yarn.—Jenny Lind was disabled from singing on one of her evenings in Manchester. The reason given was the utual one of indisposition ! But ...

... two £60 each ! Ft According to the Caedonleen .3ereury, the receipts at the I ' Edinburgh Theatre on the first night of Jenny Lind'a appearance T. amuounted to £1200. J. KNOWIEeDG Pon T11a NA7Y.-Q-IHOW would you make aship .Al snug its a gale of wind ...

... nllowed to introduce auntl! a bill heto the Ilouse of Conmonasss who is unable to take y to ?? his owli. IT'S A FI'cr.-Jenny Lind is to be married at re'e lant-not a im re press marriage-for Hhe has been given away by leatly every editnr in the kingdom ...

... that the manager is a defaulter, and - has absconded. Punch suggests that the additIon to Bromptori Hospital, made 5 from Jenny Lind's munilcent contribuldn, shellbe called the t Nightingale's Wing. A letter from Vienna says, The late violent conduct of ...

... songs of What's a' the steer, and The Lass of Gowrie,'9 she made a Areat sonsation in Scotland, and also in some of Jenny Lind's melodies. These she will introduce to- morrow night. ART UNION OF LONDON.-It will be seen from the ad- vertisement, that ...

... the back and front of its head, forehead, nose, cars, and its right arm in a most frightful manner. A lady, who attended Jenny Lind's concert, at Exeter, on Friday last, had her pocket picked bills and notes amounting upwards of £100. A meeting the National ...

... froms seasrving on the jury at the Sheriffe' Court, London, but was ba- formed that his objection was not well founded. Jenny Lind's concert, in aid of the Hospital for Consumption in Brompton, took place on Monday, and went off in capital style. Lord ...

... foregoing descriptions Is dar 22s. 111d, per cwvt., exclusive ef duty. aur II- it With her characteristlc generosity, Mdlle. Jenny Lind,behror to ,r Whately, to be distributed amongst the poor of the city. ske - Itis said that a lump of pure gel, weighing ...

... Joseph, Sarah, and C. Buitton, Germantown ; and Mr. Samuel S. Grubb, Wi'miagton. SATURDAY EVENING CONCERTS-THE MEMORIAL TO f JENNY LiND.-It will be in the recollec ion of our readers that, about three weeks ago, a memorial to the a tamoos Swedish songstrese ...

... for private bim fi ;he contiumers; and Messrs. Wiastanley will officiates as it auctioneels upon the occasion. LRA5OM ay JENNY LIND'S CONCER.T.-It will be seen by the ad tissue th,1 vertibemnert that Signer Roger, who created a great AMereo Oi senmsatioii ...