... Lord Brougham.] - - JENNY LIND IN TROUBLE. a! M rlborough-street.-Mr. Hardwicke, the respected 01 - magistrateon taking his ceat on Friday morning lasts - was a plied to for a warrant to require the attendance of hU Maiss Jenny Lind. to answer a charge ...

... On TharEday ereninit the Queen and Prince Albert visited her Majesty'. Theatre, tO witness the re-appear- ance of Mdlle. Jenny Lind in 4 na xii ,La Sonnom- hula. The reception of the latter was most enthu- siasric. On Saturday, the Queen and Prince Albert ...

... Sub-committee, to inquire as to what proportion of ser- St at vices the extra men rendered to the Dock estate. tl ie tI A JENNY LIND IN ORATORIO. e r A brilliant assemblage of no fewer than four thou- 1I .11 sand persons had the gratification of hearing ...

... n, no further applications for free passages of C the will be received for three or four months to come, chais tell The Jenny Lind Charity Concert at Exeter-hall, on the 3rd mal li1 I nstant, having realized ?? than was expected, the fair veoolist pre ...

... other dlay Cit Chitfsrd. Thle 51n- animal was about nine. years old, anti was reduced to a per-ti hle feet oLteletoss. W hie Jenny Lind is going lo be moarried to ta Mr. SI urns, tl saon eif a Losidon banker. This infursisationa may he fully relied tigonl- ...

... aspec'; but the present year opened under more favour ub:e auepices. The committee having been informed that Mademoiselle Jenny Lind was inclined to promote the permanent establishment of charitable institutions y her unrivalled powers, deputed the president ...

... Figure put more certainly than mt Cl has Poet can to a Statue its the Abbey. So away again fri no the higre Room, to look at Jenny Lind iastead at tl Greenacre. and at 10 of the Clock E-Iome, auid so to up shot Bed, my Wife declaring she should dream of the ...

... of the funerals; Pt nt an( John Jefleock, Esq., the owner of the coal field, has lb a contributed £100. It is stated that Jenny Lind, with 1 rt her characteristic benevolence, has intimated her wil. or ad ligness to promote the object. 1o rhe adjourned ...

... Tise ox-king gr-umbled Ar ihat ho load lets Of confidenice, bathe wishtd they Could gethlim inl a vote of ?? cchn. fat Jenny Lind obtained passports for Paris, on Tuesday, from the Swedisls Minister. 505 Mr. Lumley has loft London for Paris. ho] ar( ...

... popular vocalists may treble or quintuple their present whl tealariee, by rieging in four or five places at once. Our thc 0own Jenny Lind, for example, who seem, to be wanted pet irevery where a the sametie will have tin opportunity uno eo1 gatifying the subscribera ...

... taken for a gentleman, and yet no v tral man likes being charged as ?? a Railway Hotel bill.- t i to Punckh red d is Dear Jenny Lind has changed her Witnd I the And run away to Parii: i ries So Boleey PrIg was right, we find- r There is io MJr. HtrrO !-uFInch ...

... immeasureably raised it and I it themselves in the eyes of all right-minded, sensible hat people. True, you have not yet had a Jenny Lind, bv an Alboni, or a Lablache, to enchant you with the hat melody of sweet sounds, but gentlemen and ladies !eel of very ...