... DoNfESTIC MEiciNE.-.A camomile tea-party is at once social and stomachic. SrPTE.N1BmR. Four of the planets now go backwards. Jenny Lind has a miraculous escape from the machinations of a certain inana- - ger, who has despatched six bravos, disguised as noney ...

... flourish, old Glasgow i-Skeridan Knowles' New WNOfks Ge')rge Lovell. O JENNY LIND AND THE STUDIGNTs.-At a certain German town last autumn there was a tremendous furor about Jenny Lind, who, after driving the whole place mad, left it on her travels early ...

... bnt at bar member of th* prefmtomi will included In (h* caeu. Madlle. Jrmht com prom toe with Mr Bunn letter (ram Madlto. Jenny Lind, have hern preptui, hy the *Atr her part ef £9OBB. netwltbetandtan the very deohtfnl her engapr* ment with the manager ef ...

... lst week. - The sum of £ow vr~as realized last h sale at the-Cheltenham Bazar, for the - The Em eror of Austria- hascof a -Jenny lind the tidle of Singer of the E Il At the late Exeter.Sssions, ope Leei d a-rzer.. After tbe recorderhad s , be t suppi an ...

... s in the Love lChase at the Haymarket, and was most rap- ba turously received. She looks as charming as ever. en nc a JENNY LiND AND MP. BUNN'S ULTIMATUNt.-The Morning de Chronicle contains a letter, addressed by Mr Bunn to Jenny ra -Lind. After some ...

... Sacred Harmonic Society to conduct his ora- torio of Elijah for the first time in London. ARRIVAL OF MDLLF. JENNY Lr.D.-Jenny Lind arrived in London on Saturday evening, and was present at the per- formance of the opera in her Majesty s Theatre. The Swedish ...

... JENNY LIND MOU.K. Jewv l.ivo, the nizhlinfrale,*' — the •.w eetest -Inzer in the world —made in Her Maje-tv'» TIK-ulrc, Tueidiiv evening, and far, fur ►ur|io«~ed tin- highest aiitiei|utlun-> that i-ould have lain (unite-l In-r jiowen. The neighbaorhood ...

... largest and most in- fluential farmers in the kingdom, then separated. FIRST APPEARANCE OF MADEMOISELLE t JENNY LIND. I ! On Tuesday evening, Jenny lind made her debut before a British audience in her MNajesty's Theatre. The crowd' was immliense both vithoutand ...

... her Majesty's Theatre on Tuesday evening, illustrating in a re- markable manner the effect produced in the Royal box by Jenny Lind's transcendent talent on the first night of her de- but. The fact having altogether escaped the notice of our daily con ...

... to pay the outlay incurred by the parish in maintaining his lady. HER MAJESTY'S THSEATRE -On the first night of Madle. Jenny Lind's appearance in Robert le Diable we thought we had seenthe extent to which the excitement of a thpatrical audience would ...

... PRINTED COT- TONS, COBURGS, CHALLIES, &C. As~ew and very Fashionable Texture, introduced under the nWame of the celebrated JENNY LIND. S H A W L S and C L O A K S, in great variety. WHITE, GREY, and DRAB CHIp, RICE, PEARL, ROCK, CORDONETTE, and FANCY BONNETS ...

... Her MIajesty will give a grand vocal and instrumental concert at Buckingrham Palaee, ont the 28th inst., at which t'-Aqc. Jenny Lind, and the pril:cinal artistes of both Ita. hanoperassv -'aP17Co The Queen bheld a Thary uncil, at three o'clock on Thutaday ...