... just presented an address to her Majesty, praying for ber interference with the rulers of the earth, to abolish slavery. Jenny Lind sang at Plymouth last week. Seven hundred persons listened to her sweet wlr bling., and paid £600 for doing to. Strong efforts ...

... brook and posts and rails. On measuring the leap afterwards, it was found to be, from taking to landing, thirty-two feet. Jenny Lind is engaged for the coming season at her Majesty's theatre. The present Baron Auckland (the Earldom being extinct), will ...

... conductor at Her Majesty's theatre, in consequence of the skill evinced by him in playing son e solo» on the occasion of Jenny Lind's recent visit to the \V»»it o^F-ngland. J'he Rev. James Prince Lue, M.A., the learned and indefati- gable Head Master of ...

... of that class. She was in her element if the conversa. tion of tbe fashionable world, the opera, or that divine angel, Jenny Lind but talk to her about the improvement of the zge—the education of the people-the onward strides of the march of civilization ...

... d that the action was commenced in March, 1847, and MR. Bunn recovered a verdict with £:2,500 damages against IVJidlk'. Jenny Lind for a breach of engagement, in singing at her Majesty's Theatre in Italian, before she had fulfilled her contract to sing ...

... and each of them conveys, in twenty-four hours, more letters than reach the West Indies in a month. ANOTHER HUSBAND FOR JENNY LIND.—Mdlle. Lind is about to be united, says a Norwich paper, fo a gentleman of the name of Harris, an officer in the Madras ...

... making for some time past in Duorobin castle, is expected, will be the temporary residence of her Majesty, next autumn. Jenny Lind embarked with her aunt and servant from the Custom-house-quay, London, on Tuesday evening week, for Hamburg, en route to ...

... necessaiy for iheir relative situations. An action has been commenced by Air. Uunn, in the Courl of Queen's Bench, against Jenny Lind, for an alleged breach of contract. itisRoya) Highness the Ptince of Leningen arrived at Buck ingham Palace at seven o'clock ...

... meet them at dinner, when some admirable speeches were delivered upon most important agricultural subjects. At Norwich, Jenny Lind, after giving three concerts, for which she was to receive £ 1,200., returned £200. to the managers, and left £ 200. with ...

... starched and stylish members who come down to the house from fashionable parts of the town, and indulge in smail talk upon Jenny Lind and the opera-(a laugb,) that industrious constituencies want. They require men of business-men who, like our hon. member ...

... BXJNN v. JENNY LIND.—The long contested suit of Bunn v. Lind has at last been settled, it is said, for the sum offered before litigation commenced, namely, £ 2 000. At the present time, the mines in the neighbourhood of Liskeard, Cornwall, do not pay ...

... ROYAL COMPLIMENT TO JENNY LIND.—An incident occurred at Her Majesty's Theatre, on Tuesday evening, illustrating, in a remarkable manner, ihe effect produced in the royal box by Jenny Lind's transcendaot talent on the night of her debut. ihe (act having ...