... brought up on Monday, at the borough court, Manchester, on a charge of having pawned ten handkerchiefs, the property of Jenny Lind. The linen had been sent from the Albion hotel to be washed by a Mrs. Pearson, the mother-in-law of tie prisoner. The young ...

... forwarded from Bodm; 5en. ton, Scotland, Wales, ant rletand..- I'estetrn Times, la, ltit. Jenny Lind was at Plymouth on Monday ween still the same Jenny Lind, not yet Mrs. Harris qh Ia Sunday quietly in Exeter, and attended servic at SI e p d dral without ...

... and it-did, witb 16nr dollars into the bargein.-NewO fork Poo. JENNY I ?? from gew York state that Mr. Bennett Las offered Jenny lind 1000 dollars per night for 200 nights, and made a firther offer lo place a carriage at her die. poses, and to payievesy ...

... made for leave to take out a commission to examine Heyerbee, and Lord Westmoreland at Berlin, the former of whom drewup Jenny Lind's contract wvith Mr. Bunn, and the latter of uhoe witnessed the signature. M1r. Bunn has laid his damages at £10.000. The ...

... fin' singer. Mr. A. Homnray's Death of Nelsonlcould scarcely r be surpassed even by Brdham. Mr. E. Jenkins was encored In Jenny Lind's song, Dear is my little native vale. The finale I with two brass bands and 0oo voices was thrilling in the ex- treme ...