... and her career since has been one of unbroken triumph. One of her biographers says, 44 Marietta Alboni is to Rossini what Jenny Lind is to Meyerbeer. She has reached that pinnacle of celebrity her great master predicted she would attain ; he witnessed the ...

... could presume to play in Jenny Land's hearing. give Jenny Lind music, pretty much like pretending to make jokes for the amusement of Punch, or carrying coals to Newcastle. We would recommend Jenny Lind keep policeman on her premises, who would compel any ...

... the Swedish Night- ingaleiz taken from the private letter of a celebrated Scottish vo- calist to a friend inl undee:- 1 ?? Jenny Lind on Saturday night for the firnt time, and was highly gratified. She is cer- tainly a delightful singer, andfirst-rate actress ...

... the proceedings. We shall have some comments upon the important subject of Mr. Muscutt's lecture in our next week's paper. Jenny Lind's Visit Manchester.—The Swedish nightingale will appear at the Manchester Theatre Itoyal four nights instead of two, as ...

... gratifying to the great Italian artist than a tribute from one of the greatest singers England ever saw? Mfusical W-orld. JENNY LIND is engaged to sing at a morning concert at Brighton, on Monday the 23d of August. being her first essay out of London; on ...

... are concern-- ed, has been the most brilliant since the days of Pasta and Soutag. The rival operas, the contests between Jenny Lind and Grisi, have shaken the world of fashion, whilst the de&ul of Alboni, the most perfect coitralto ever heard in England ...

... Seems to endure, notwith- standing the discourag-ment arising from the heat of the weather. The rangc of parts in which Jenny Lind has ap- peared, though not eaxtensive in rmere number, comprises no small amount of dramatic varicty, such as qualifies ...

... to take even show of hands for the other candidate nominated until he had security for towards the expense of the poll. Jenny Lind potatoes were cried through the streets of Exeter, last week, at lOd. per score ! What next ? The Manchester Guardian estimates ...

... the late rise of their fares, have totally stopped the communication between Cambridge and Ijondon ; and, unfortunately, Jenny Lind cannot transmit the enchantment of her voice per telegraph. It so far satisfactory, in these circumstances, to be able to ...

... 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 ...

... JENNY LIND. The following rhapsody — disjointed fragments of a longer letter — has been transmitted to the Spectator, from Edin- burgh, by the lady to whom it was addressed. London, Saturday midnight. My dear Isabella, I have seen her, and heard her ...

... New- castle is to be visited in one seek by all the leading 0o- cal and musical talent of Europe. Not only are we tbhave Jenny Lind, but Griai and the new contr'alto, whose praises hare been so loudly sounded, Mdelle Alboni. The celebrated baritone Sig ...