... this race, the boats being the ' Aberystwyth, Jenny Lind, and Water Lily. A good start was effected, but the Aberystwyth ' immediately gained a slight advantage, her crew being smart in getting away. Jenny Lind troubled her soeely, and it appeared impossible ...

... to produce between one and two thousand dollars more. This surpasses anything that has been known here since the days of Jenny ,Lind. Many persons have telegraphed from England their congratulations on her safe arrival in the States and on the successful ...

... Petersburg, and in Germany, she went in 1846 to Landon, where she appeared at the Covent Garden Theatre, as a rival to Jenny Lind, who was then the idol of the public at her Majesty's. Her success was so phenomenal that the manager, Mr. Delalleld, quadrupled ...

... this race, :le boats being the Aberystwyth, Jenny Lind, and Water Lily. A good start was effected, hut the Aberystwyth immediately gained a slight advantage, her crew being smart in gettieg away. Jenny Lind troubled her swely, and it appeared impossible ...

... depraved taste of thooe people who find gratification in eating skylark., in my opinion • cannibal Feejee who would devour • .Jenny Lind is as estimable a being as • guttler of singing ; and as to a New Zealander who had cold rout miesi nary on his sideboard ...

... extemporste ••Upon what subject? said Mabel —The kiss answered the other-. Oh? sir, said he, ' , the king subject When Jenny Lind, the Swedish Nighsiagale. gave • concert to the Consateption Hospital. the' proceeds of which Wi 1.7141. were to be devoted ...

... s3ld a tram!' Wsirm Jenny Lind visited America, the famous .Fretich caricaturist Chain' amused by es! preeenting an American walking about witb his in a glass else. I do not we it any longer, said the American, sine. Jenny Lind has it. A master of ...

... M'Calmont, both men of immense wealth; and David Fisher and Kate Monroe, eminent as actor and actress. In November died Jenny Lind, The Swedish Nightingale; Lords Wolverton, a pillar of the Liberal party, who was found dead in his hotel at Brighton; ...

... hundred guineas ; and Mr. black ' Witchet (first prize), at a like figure. In the Tortoiseshell Class labia Hammond !Mowed Jenny Lind, ten years old, and the winner of nine first and two secondelms prizes; in this class also was Mrs. Molyneux's Polly ...

... the promptness and the daring of the brave crews of the life-boats: Steamer Duke of Westminster, of London, 73; schooner Jenny Lind, of Wexford, 4; ea. Loch Ness, of Dundee, 18; as. Ben Avon, of Aberdeen, rendered assistance; ketch, Sarah Jane, of Bridgwater ...

... was at one and the same time the supreme effort and the destruction of ballet. Mr. Lumley's great operatic effort was hi. Jenny Lind engagement, and if the late Bishop of Norwich bad not persuaded the popular singer to the stage for the concertroom, the ...

... Liani-Goldsmiat, who has sent a beautiful skirt of Irish lace, which was almost ber first I Purchase when, as the far-famed Jenny Lind. she I came to this country. ...