... Jenny Lind.—According to a letter from Berlin of the 27 th March, Jenny Lind, the celebrated artiste, slipped and sprained her foot as she was going up stairs. The King immediately sent one of his physicians, Dr. Grimm, to attend on her, and their Majesties ...

... George IV. wai originally intended for the marble arch: it may yet arrive there. Present to Jenny Lind. -A superb testimonial has Veen presented to Jenny Lind by Mr. Lumley, tribute of respect for her genius and noble qualities, which, have secured the ...

... to taken by Jenny Lind. The first representation of this pera, it said, will take place , on the anniversary the birth-day of her Majcstv the Queen ot Prussia, on the 13th of November next. During her sojourn at Aix-la-Chapelle, Jenny Lind signed a six ...

... SAbeoiiai: differ as to the time of opening the theatre • probable that it will be in December next. ' *' Jenny Lind.—We have authority Jenny Lind has concluded an engagement with Mr. for the next season, at her Majesty's Theatre. - ...

... Music. Jenny Lind has re-appeared at Berlin, and has been received with an enthusiasm enhanced, no doubt bv the eclat of her London season. ' Mademoiselle Alboni.—Out late Covent-garden favourite has excited a prodigious sensation Paris ; though as she ...

... opening -of' the doors was fearful. The house was filled from thes-stalls to the .gallery windows, and the reception of 'Jenny. Lind- was loud; genial. and continuous. We -doubt-whether this marvellous artiste ever exerted herself so sucCeSS- fully. - Each ...

... straits, opposite to Egedismundc, sitting very deep in the water, and apparently full. The Lord Justice Cleric Hope and Jenny Lind.— The Inverary Circuit fell this year to be holden upon Thursday, the 16th current. Could any of your readers (says a c ...

... manufactured, which Royalty feels proud to wear. From these very mills came the splendid workmanship which was presented to Jenny Lind, said to be valued at more pounds than the hands received farthings for its production. The Yarn Factory in St. Edmund's ...

... in lat. 43 20 N., long. 18 '6 W., lying to, With loss of foremast. Nsave supposed Alarm. PoRTSMoUTH, JAN. 25.-Arrived the Jenny Lind from Rio Janeiro for Gothenburg, Robert Dickson from Gothien. burg for Melbourne, London from London. and sailed for New ...

... scramble on board the Jenny Lind, 6 another held on to a window of the Jenny Lind until d he was rescued, a third saved himself by the jolly boat e of the Jeany Lied, and the fourth swam to shore. The launch was sucked under the Jenny Lind, and when r, she ...

... Scmiramisd; the house was crowded, and the two pi ma dornas (Clara Novello and her colleague) ?? as enthusiastically received as Jenny Lind mwas in London. Above 500 persons lead their money, in tickets, returned to theum. It is the iiteomtion of tile King to ...

... noon N. to N.E., fresh gale and thick heavy weather, with rain. DaAL, MAY 6.-Wind W.S.W.-Arrlved the Blanch from Jamaica Jenny Lind from Callao, Croeinwell from ditto, Equator from Shanghioi, Director from San Francisco. Arrived from the River and sailed ...