... the second a\Vard in this class with a roan heifer Alnwick Nonpareil shown the first time, also Collvnie Leonid. Alnwick Jenny Lind, owned by the Duke of Northumberland, was second in her class. ...

... Alnwick. Mr. Patterson has had the honour of Tuning for the following ladies and Gentlemen in the Profession :— Mademoiselle Jenny Lind. Dr. Sterndale Bennett. Madam Ddlcken, (Late Also, Pianiste to Iler Majesty). Messrs. Mochf.lles, Mr. Balfe. Litz, Schultz ...

... £43; total, Mr. G. Gregson's w d Little Boy Blue, by Baron—Tempter, and Mr. T. Thompson's bk t Happy Joe, by Bk. Baron— Jenny Lind, divided for the Puppy Stakes. THE BIDDLESTON STAKES, for all ages, at 10s. each; first dog, £50 ; second, £22 third, £12 ...

... case, and the defendants tho publishers of certain newspapers. Mr Otto Goldschmidt, husband of the lady who is better known Jenny Lind, sought damages for libel. The proceedings were lengthy, but the circumstances simple. Mr Wyman, publisher Public Opinion ...

... which his fellow citizens were exhibiting. Mounting the steps of the hotel, he cried, Here's the hand that once lifted Jenny Lind out of the coach. Gentlemen, you can any of you have the privilege of kissing it for five dollars— children naif price. ...

... very few arc sent in now, and yet fewer are used. The wits London, when Punch was in its prime—before it took to writing Jenny Lind and writing down Cardinal Wisemanused to describe its constituent parts thus—A'Beckett, the spirit; Jerrold, the acid; Thackeray ...

... calved in or before the year 1936: 1, Isaac Gardhouse, Wigton— Ai|ctonhouse Dairymaid; 2. Duke of Northumberland—Alnwick Jenny Lind; 3, Isaac Gardhouse— Kitty Grey 111. Class 39.—Heifers, calved in the year 1937 1, Fred J. Moralee and Sons —Collynie Hilda ...

... , Alnwick. Mi Patterson has had the honour of Tuning for the following Ladies and Gentlemen in the Profession : Madlle. JENNY LIND; Madame DULCKEN, late Pianiste to Her Majesty; Mr BALFE; BENEDICT; Mr SLOPER ; M. LABLACHE; M. JULLIEN; Mr HORSLEY; Signor ...

... Madame Lind-Goldsmidt, who has sent beautiful skirt of Irish lace, which was almost her first purchase when, as the far-famed Jenny Lind, she came to this country. ...

... own. He had brought to him on one occasion a fast young heir to teach what music he could whilst the showman was taking Jenny Lind to various cities in the States. But this hopeful youngster was too fond of champ *gne, and his father learning that fact ...

... the Marquis Lafayette on hia return to the United States in 1824. Here Sontag and Griai and Alboni sang, and here in 1861 Jenny Lind for the first time in America to an audience whose size and splendour is one of the proudest traditions of the city. .. ...

... relative to third Alesia, in Savoy, which disputes the claim of authenticity with the two of Franche-Comte and Burgundy. Mdme. Jenny Lind Goldschmidt is now Cannes, where her health has much improved. She has agreed to sing at a concert for the benefit of a ...