... railways has paid £100 more in rates than in any u preceding ?? Railway and Land Taxation. JENNY LIND'S FnREND.-Madlle. Henrietta Nissen, a countrywoman of Jenny Lind, and her sister pupil, in y whose society she pursued the same musical studies, and a shared ...

... Richmiond's H-ori'cpitpe (Macecu)sl i .,Tlhs following also Slected, but reece not placed:-'Scc'c'l-tplayor, -Jest, Jenny Lind, coil Testotum. B ]ettincg:-Even en Corsicanc, 5 to 1 agst Ellerslie,'0 toO c gst .Test, cccii 0 to 1 eget Teetotucii.-'cvac ...

... explosion of fire damp. a The Duebin Pilot states that the receipts at the Dublin thbatre, o on Saturday night so'nuight, when Jenny Lind appeared s the Daughter of the Regiment, were nearly sixteen hundred r pounds. Many of those present are probably brawlers ...

... woul forrn an agreeable variety. but , ' - - -t ?? -- -- In 'ITER MAJESTY'S TlHEATRE. p ,f: 'IRSi'.APPEARANUE OF MADLI.E. JENNY LIND. (Fronm the 7.7wes of WcFdneselayj, cc e_ We :have bad frqequt experiences of the exciternent ap- er a pertainteg to - ...

... ed, thle otiser lie hifty, by at boy with at hideous meekl, that shte dietl two days ft eltewards. Lp- Tite (celebrated Jenny Lind is now situgiug at Frankfort- )ii. on-the-Mfaine, iinii, itt sp~ite of the Iliree-fohd Increased price lie of admisision ...

... ver IsIand: Hlidson Bay CoImpaniy's Estlablisbmont.-Cologue Illuriniiatod: The Cathiilial Fetu.-Paeis Fashions,-Madlle. Jenny Lind as J Alieo.-Gretin Green.-Portrait of Mr. C. Anstey, MVP.-With S Homie, Foreign, and Coleonil Intelligenue, and aill the ...

... Grisi to the new Italian Opera House Garden Theatre, formerly the triumphant stage the League successes. The popularity Jenny Lind on the continent is quite unprecedented among the dilettante, and her singing has created quite a furore. From a private ...

... an opera on Tres-t - day. Madame Tadolini left Milan on-the 29th; and a letter has I been received announcing that MdUe. Jenny Lind had left l Stockholm for London. It has been intimated by the National Debt Commis- I sioners, that the expenditure of the ...

... good object, should herself be rapid neglected. It appears that Miss Whitnall andeavoured depai to secure the services of Jenny Lind and her party for an form, opera, but the very smoderate terms asked by those who M profit byv the engagements of the Swedish ...

... Saturday. In 1840, the estimated number of letters delivered in the United Kingdom was 169,000; last year it was 322,000,000. Jenny Lind will arrive to fultil her engagement, at her Majesty's Theatre, in March. The Bishop of Manchester and the Hon. Sir Edward ...

... Doxaeldsoaa's Forest Boy, l0st 713 ..,,.*,,,3 Mr. W. Marshiall's Wan~derer, 10st 713..4 Captain Skipw~orth's Jenny Lind, Ilst 21b .,,, 0 Alx'. E. W. ltadgard's Coriander, lOst 713 .. 0 Mr. Moore us. Slashing Rloger ...

... time, were fruitless. S BONN v. JENNY LIND.-This celebrated cause, in which it [i will be remembered that Mr. Bunn, then lessee of Drury a Lane Theatre recovered a verdict of £2,500 damages against l Mdhle. Jenny Lind, for breach of an engagement, is ...