... 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 ...

... people is that Mr. Gilbert should have instituted the pro- ceadings- TO-DAY. The Prince and Princess of Wales Open the New Jenny Lind Hospital for Sick Children, Norwich. Scarborough: Board of Trade Inquiry as to E arbour Extension. Horsforth and Keighiley ...

... it in the Cathedral immediatsely it so' publiiled. Anutber incident he cited ?? Jenny Lind's first visit to Nor-wich in :847. when she stayed wvith Bishop Stanley. Jenny Lind was a great friend of the Bishop's fauil:. and attended the Cathedral service ...

... have been Le presented witie heirs apparent, namely, the Earls of Airlie, ii .r Portsmouth, Licihfield, aid Muinster. n ,e JENNY LIND AT MAN1CUSTE R. -The great singer Is .e is to appear in Macchester on Wednesday and Thursdry 0 is next. So early as Saturday ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... United d States. The British mail steamer Aferlins of the Royal West India mail service, was at New York, from Bermuda, I Jenny Lind, or rather Madame Gioldsmidt, is advertised o to sing at three concerts in New York, previous to her leav d l ing America ...

... 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 ...

... the federal compact, and oppose any project for the interdiction of the slave trade between States where it now exists. Jenny Lind is giving concerts in Philadelphia. Sir Henry Balwer attended the anniversary festival of St. Andrew's Society at New York ...

... Musikfest, or Lower Rhine Musical Festival, took place this year at Aix-la-Cha- r pelle. Mendelssohn was the conductor, and Jenny Lind I the great vocal attraction. Among the other artists engaged o were Herr Huertinga, the tenor, from Munich, Ilerr Con- ...

... 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 ...