... and the treasures of art coptained within its spa- cious walls. But I ean talk but of one subject now, for—l have seen Jenny Lind! ‘This young singer's rare and valuable gifts have rendered ber for some time past the idol of all North Germany; #0 that ...

... Argus. Jenny Linp.—A correspondent of the musical world writes thus of this celebrated vocalist :— It is not true that Jenny Lind goes to England, or that Meyerbeer's Camp of Silesia will be produced at Drury-lane. I bave the information from Meyerbeer ...

... statute of the ce lebrated antiquary W inckelmann, he Royal Museam of the Fine The statue is to be placed in Arte, in Berlin. Jenny Lind is about to sing in the Medec Of Cherubini, and the Joseph of Mebul. _ night. S800 WOU _ He cees tha the country cannot ...

... respecting the engagement of Jenny Lind for this country, that justice to the gifted Berlin prima donna, and to the of Drury-lane Theatre, exacts the publication of the facts which we are enabled to supply. At the period that Jenny Lind appeared in ber only original ...

... occasions. Jenny Commerce publishes a private corres- ondence from Berlin of the 27th ultimo, which states that Mademoiselle Jenny Lind bad sprained her left ankle in descending one of the staircases of the Grand Opera. His Majesty immediately upon bearing ...

... deligtted, and the eame pleacure is afforded to the most ignorant us well as to the moet learned in the art. Nevertheless, Jenny Lind is a finished musician. She possesses all the knowledge that German and Italian musicians can bestow; but the ebarm is, ...

... will dis- Most liberal tinguish the wede ig of the Grand Duchess Olga. of ‘ra were made her on the part of the Emperor to Jenny Lind, but decliued. A sheet of blank paper wea placed before ber, with a request that ebe would d te ber own terms; but the yonng ...

... ents will be of unprecedented magnificence. Mr. Lumley’s company will eomprise Jenny Lind, Castellan, Lablache, F. Lablache, Gardoni, and Of the en- gagement of Jenny Lind and there is no doubt. For the band Mr. Lumley has been busily recruiting in Germany ...

... MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND. Mr. Bunn has addressed the following letter to Jenny Lind, relative to the programme of her Majesty's Theatre :— “London, January 23, 1847. “ Mapame—The manager of her Mojesty’s Theatre has this day issued a programme of his season's ...

... Lind was accompanied by the following letter from ber solicitor :— “ Chancery-lane, March 13. am instructed by Mademoiselle Jenny Lind to hand you the enclosed copy of a fetter from that lady at Vienna, the original of which remains in my hands for your ...

... this; and 1 have the honour to eubscribe myself your obliged servant, “Lota Montez. * Munich, March 11, 1847. MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND. (FROM THE TIMES.) We have great pleasure in giving publicity to the following letter, in which it will be seen that Ma ...

... Arkwright’s b @ Monopoly (Mr. Grove. Captain May’s bg the Captain White’s ch m Yallar Gal (Captain Shute; eee Captain bm Jenny Lind (owner).. Mr. Tower’s br m The Scythe (owner).. Mr. Manlyn’s brg The Poster (Mr. Dod).. Captain Davidson ns brm Sore Subject ...