... Jenny Lind has purchased an elegant villa Dresden, and intends to settle there. The engravers the Mint are employed night arid day in preparing dies for the new Imperial coinage. Uncle Tom’s Cabin has already been translated into French, Italian, and ...

... htai.—lst, Mr. T. Gaillim'o ‘hear Not” ; 2nd, Mr. E. Cox’s” Jenny Lind.” —2nd heat, Ist, Mr. M. William’s Lady Colin”; 2nd, Mr. H. Jones’s Flywheel.”—Final Heat: Mr. E. Cox’s Jenny Lind,” 2nd, Mr. T. QwilUm’a ''Fear Not.” ...

... ROYALTY AT NORWICH. Tho Prince and Princess of Wales visited Forwich on Saturday to open the Jenny Lind Infirmary, built a memorial of tho Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. Their Royal Highnesses arrived ui Norwich shortly after one o’clock, and, escorted by troop ...

... as well as in gossip. The Times Las dedicated a leading article which occupies a considerable space, to the reception of Jenny Lind in America. This proves on the one hand how very hard'up the newspapers are for general topics; and on the other hand how ...

... snmored JOHN BISHOP, 2s. each. No. I, Msasiah, tron* Mozart’s score, 2s. or Ss. 6d. each. No. 2 the tloa, Madame Goldsmith Jenny Lind preferred to stop from these arrangements her last appearance In England. Apply at the publishers’. New Borliaffton-street ...

... mile. Mr. Giles’s hr. ra., Penelope, yrs Mr. W. Jones’s b.m., Weasel, 5 yrs., to be sold for Mr. Gwynne Holford’s b.m., Jenny Lind, (h.h.) aged, to be sold for . Mr. Lewis's ch. g., Tower, aged ...

... George Manners and Mr. Sergeant Byles are to be two of the candidates for Cambridgeshire. Apartments have been taken for Jenny Lind at one of the principal hotels of New York, and they are fitted up in almost a regal munner for her reception. , , , . 0 ...

... at Drayton Manor. The 54th, 70th, and 83rd regiments, which returned from colonial duty in 1843, are proceed to India. Jenny Lind has generously offered her services to sing gratuitously for the Queen’s Hospital. Birmingham. some day at the latter part ...

... implements complete, a very extensive assortment of native jewellery and gold ornaments from Delhi and Cuttack. RECEPTION OF JENNY LIND NEW YORK. The landing of the Swedish Nightingale in New York is thus described the New York Herald : reaching the wharf ...

... back to the days of giants, to the times of such marvellous operatic singer* a* Lnblacbe, Tamburini, Rooooni, Grisi, and Jenny Lind. The present generation will never realise th* furore caused the prima donna whose voice hoi instructor, Rossini, called ...

... quarrelling amongst themselves. We have also advices from New York to the 10th, and from Boston to the 11th. The steamer Jenny Lind burst her boiler near San Francisco, terribly scalding or passengers, 20 of whom have since died. Th« naptaio of the steamer ...

... Velinnewydd House, the lady of J. W. Vaughan Esq., of son. Aug. 24. at Church Stretton, Mrs. J. H. Robinson, of son. In Sweden, Jenny Lind Goldschmidt, of a son. On Urn instant, at St. John’s Wood Park, London, the wife »f John Kaye, Esq., Proprietor of the Wesleyan ...