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... arrangement being com- gil i pleted for a series of concerts to take place in Lon- M e don during the next season, at which Jenny Lind Pa I winl be the star; and we have it upon good autho- ch e rity, that Mr. Frederick Wright has offered one - D thousand ...
... attempted to be made by their employers I on the provisions of the Ten Hours Bill. JENNY LIND IN AMuSRCA.-A private letter from i New York, speaking of the Jenny Lind furor, says, I -I The Lind, you will see, has arrived safely. I Tickets for her opening ...
... Elba in 1814; re- turnvd in 1815; abdicated the samno year; died in 1821. I JENNY LIND GrN -Over a beer Shop in the High Street, eastings, are inscribed the words 'Jenny Lind's Gin.' I DisrATOH oF BustNoss.-The ScorTISH Passo3 points out the irony of ...
... sy thait the person to wlhom they belonged must have been'thirteen feet h~igh. '- JENNY LIND.- Twoc Irishmen 'weeretalkinggtogether just after the landing of Jenny Lind; at New' York, A whenlone of them remarked-'' Sotr Jemira Lynn's come; did you hear ...
... chap he played his fingers up a little too near the bridge to look bdwe'll. ;ea JENNY LIND IN A Fix.-The editor of the Spring. yield Republican, who has been to hear Jenny Lind, -tells the following:- When Jenny first appearedat o- the Ladies' Ordinary ...
... ie played his fingers up a little too spear the bridge to look id well. d JENNY LIND IN A Fix.- The editor of the .Spring. laied Repltblican, who has been to hear Jenny Lind, tells the following:- When Jenny first appeared at the Ladies' Ordinary, at ...
... London. e _ MR BUNN AND JMNTv Lisn.-An action has been to commenced by Mr Bunn in the Court of Queen's i d Bench against Jenny Lind, for an alleged breach of I ih contract, and on Friday last an appearance to the g ,y writ of summons, a few days previously ...
... by their employers I on the provisions of the Ten Hours Bill. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . I JENNY LIND IN AMIERICA.-A private letter from New York, speaking of the Jenny Lind furor, says, -The LVnI, you will see, has arrived ' safely. ' Tickets for her opeianlg ...
... future day moye an address a, to the Irishmen in London. la M BUNNe AND JENNY LIND.-An action has ltsn so commenced by Mr Buen in the Court of Queen's I id Bench against Jenny Lind, for an alleged breach of I h contract, and on Friday last an appearance ...
... DREADFUL SHIPWRECK. It is with regret we announce the dreadful ship- wreck of the Jenny Lind, East India trader, a new ship of nearly 600 tons burden, with passengers for London from Singapore, on a reef of coral rocks in the Southern Pacific Ocean, 400 ...
... confusion-groans, hisses, and cat- calls %vere intermingled with cheers for the lUniou, DANIEL WEBSTER, Governor BIGGS, and JENNY LIND 1 In vain he tried to be heard: equally in vain were the efforts of vwell-known popular American speakers. lisrule and ...
... DREADFUL SHIPWRECK. It is with regret we announce the dreadful ship-. wreck of the Jenny Lind, East India trader, a new I ship of nearly 500 tons burden, with passengers for London from Singapore, on a reef of coral rocks in the Southern 'Pacific Ocean ...