... which the periodical I press have committed Mdlle. Jenny Lind. As that whichI is in print is trte by the adage, these form a notorious case of present flirtation or threatened ?? is I reported that Jenny Lind will ?? her band on the I Rev. Mr. Grote, of Burnham ...

... 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 ...

... Majesty will give a grand vocal and instrumental concert at Buckingham Palace, on the 28th inst,, at which Mademoiselle Jenny Lind and the principal artistes of both Italian ODeras will assist. The invitations were issued from the Lord Chamberlain's office ...

... found a letter addressed to Mr. Vinning, the father of the Infant Sappho, instituting a comparison between the talented Jenny Lind (whom the greatest masters, both Foreign and English, acknowledge to be the first singer in the world,) and the Sappho. ...

... blrth-day. CounT CoNccsar.-Her Majesty will give a grand concert at Buckingham Palace on the 2Slh inst., at which Maddle. Jenny Lind wlU assist. His; Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Constantine of Russia landed at Woolwich dockyard, at'half.past 10 o'clock ...

... 'Weimar, but will shortly proceed to St.a Petersburgh to accomplish his ?? arrangements. l* JENNY LIND. -As an instance of the enthusiasm which ,c Jenny Lind has created amongst those who heard her, we may a' state that Mir. Bell, silversmith, of this ...

... the latter is the safest way, but they do not make either so neat or good plants as the former. Wilmer's Laura and Read's Jenny Lind are, as far as we now see, worthy of all the praises awarded to them; in fact they ought to be in every collection. Tulips ...

... a visit to Exeter o0l purpose to hear the farfailed Jenny Lind, and wrote as follows to ML Vinning, who was then at Launceston. The letter is dated loth Nov. 1848. My dear Sir,-I attended Jenny Lind's Concert last night, and having heard the Sappho so ...

... Mondolesobnl had taken lils seat at the piano and every eye and car were fixed on him and her. Tho flrnt psasgoe sting by Jenny Lind convinced the strangers that nature not art had given her the perfection of ill voices. She burat out into one of these ...

... of hononr., 0 thebo engine .whih onveyed the Toyal train wai Mr. Woddingto .thedeputhalrman. A piot engine (citristened Jenny Lind) .wet in adap-es of thatrai, and another in-thie rear. A 'Alili tatione along theline ere loaded withpeope,.ho gvej a met ...

... a client' who was attempted to be run down and sacrificed by a corrupt and profligate Court. THXE SWEDISH NIGHTINGALE.-JennY. Lind was 'absolutely married to Mr.- Harris at Nortich,on Wednesday'forenoon.' The bishop of the diocese officiated -at the'nuptial ...

... the ne* rules, and they were generally approved of. The receipts for the past year were £5,420., and the expenses £4,t454. Jenny Lind has passed from the dramatic stage- to the stage of domestic life; a scene, for which the bent of her genies indicates the ...