... is nowv at Dresden, will shortly return to Berlin to superintend the rehearsals of The Athaniensarrin, in whbich a Mile. Jenny Lind, a Swfedish lady by birth, who has lately been studying under Meyerbeer, is *to make her dsbaL Mr Templeton, who has been ...

... who is nOW at Dresden, will shortly return to Berlin to superintend the rehearsals of Die Atheniena serin, a which a Mile. Jenny Lind, a Swedish lady by birth, who hns lately been studying nader Meyerbaer, is to make her debut. PRESENT TO HER MAJESTY.-Some ...

... 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 ...

... L'Uranie, a 60-gun frigate, wasto be sent after the Collingwood to watch her motions. A Berlin paper contains an account of Jenny Lind's last appearance at the Royal Opera-honse of that capital, on the 2nd inst. The part selected by the night- ingale of ...

... An opera from the pen of Rossini, after an interval of nearly twenty years, will be great fact in the musical world. Jenny Lind.—The Swedish Nightingale 99 has left \ ienna. She took leave of the public in La Sonnambula and the enthusiasm of 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 ...

... price the demand was 5,000 feet per week. It is el now sold at 6s. per foot, and the demand per week is g 40.000 feet. a Jenny Lind, thle Swedish songstress, is engaged at the tl Imperial Theatre of St. Petersburgb, at tile rate of 2,2401. I per monthl ...

... pieces, both in themselves and in their execution, well deserved the great applause they received from the crowded audience. Jenny Lind made her debut at Vienna, on the Bth inst. in Donizetti's opera, La Fille du Kegimect, and was of course received eon ...

... that we have not been able to authenticate the information by inquiry, that a letter has been received in town from Madlle. Jenny Lind, in which she positively de- clares that she will not appear at any London theatre while her agreement with Mr Bunn remains ...

... the drawing-room, ?? will again hold her Court in Windsor Castle during the Easter hilidays. -THE OPERA WAR. MENDELSSOHN, JENNY LIND, MR. LUMLEY, AND THE lI MORNING CHRONICLE. Mr. Lumley, we understand, fiom good authority, has entered an action against ...

... Lisbon paper, the Espectre, printed. It is said tha Mr. Bunn ha* refused an offer of to give up all claim to the services of Jenny Lind. The lady, the other hand, has consulted the English Attorney-General, opinion, it is said, is quite fatal to the claim ...

... The theatre at Aberystwith has been purchased for a Catholic chapel. Mr. Lunilcy, of her Majesty's Theatre, has guaranteed Jenny Lind, against all legal proceedings on the part of Mr. Bunn, on the ground of prior engagement. It is said that the Midland Railway ...