... A funeral hymn was sung, and the whole service was of the most solemn and affecting character. A concert given by Mdlle. Jenny Lind, at 'Leeds, for the benefit of the orchestral performers who attended her during the late tour, produced nearly £1200. which ...

... CHARITY oF JENNY LNcD.-On her departure from d London this gifted lady did not forget the charities which abound in it. I JENNY LIND IN NoawicH.-Tlhree concerts, at which is this extraordinary vocalist has appeared, were given in if Norwich last week, and ...

... ' Casta Diva, and also introduced the Swedish Melodies. Miss JENNY LIND.-The inmates of the In. stitution for the, Blind beg to offer' their most grateful thanks' to. Miss Jenny Lind for her bountiful donation of Ten Pounds. They also acknowledge her ...

... Evertaine . . 2 2 Mr. Hare's Florine .. 3 0 Mr. Smith's Haldon ?? dio. Sweepstakes of £1 each, with £8 added- Mr. Wood's Jenny Lind .3 1 1 Mr. Skinner's Hampstead .2 2 2 Mr. Jackson's Rover ?? ?? I 0 O Mr. ?? ?? 0 0 The Ladies' Purse of £8, with a Sweepstakes ...

... that the aoton was com- ine'nced 'in .March, 1847, and'; Mr. Bn recovered a verdict with 2,1500 damages against Mafle,. Jenny Lind for a brch of -engagement, in singing-at,.her Majesty's TbeatieinItalian,; before she hadl-filled her contract to' si6g ...

... PROVINCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Jenny Lind has, it is stated in the Li've!poo1 Standard, consented to sing in aid&of the sufferers by the' late colliery explosion near Barnsley. It Appears that thirty women have been made widows and sixty children made orphans ...

... PROVINCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Jenny Lind has promised to, sing gratuitously in is Manchester, in December, in aid of the Royal Infirmary. t r.HdoM.P., was taken so ill at Lowther Castle, last week, that for earns time he was not expected to live. 6i The mother ...

... alleged breach of engagement of Jenny Lind with Mr. Btinn, and it wasstatedthat Meyorbeer,tbecomposer,would be examined. The commissioners-Mr. Lewis for Mr. Bitnn, and Mr. Hoggins; barrister, on the part of Jenny Lind-proceeded to Berlin a short time ...

... observe that the first order was confined wholly to the maiming of first-class carriages. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ JENNY LIND'S CONCERTS. The visit of Jenny Lind to this City has fully realised the expectatious of thle most eanguine. Batd persons hare flocked hither ...

... Services: Iern., Cooke, G; Rogers; D, Com.; Eve., -; Anthem: Morn., Psalm, 1I7 ; Eve., The Wilderness, Wesley. Mademoiselle Jenny Lind, -who was in tieter, on her way to Plymouth, attended Divine Service tour Cathedral on the morning of Sunday last. A LIBERAL ...

... posing of it? Who that is not prepared to justify robbery c~a talk of diminishing it by a single shilling ?-Standard. a- JENNY LIND IN HULL.-During the visit of M~dlle. 3e Lind to Hull lately, an incident occurred highly characteristic of re that unaffected ...

... stunt sariety and sxcitement of the most pleasurable kind, and to thenselves, the most cordlil applause. JENNY LmND.--During Jenny Lind's htst performances Bit Vienna, ast the groat theatre, the stalls, wbics are liabi. tually sold at 2 florines roso to 50 ...