... ADIELPHII-A little piece, called an entirely new opera buffa apropos sketch, han been produced here underthe title of Jenny Lind. The farce is of the most meagre description, and the laughter which occa. slonally attended the performance was owing ...

... until the appearance of Jenny Lind upon the, stage, and then uprose such a shout of welcorale as we believe has been seldom heard within the w al s of a theatre-cheers, huzzas, waving of kerchiefs, were repeated and repeated. Jenny Lind bowed and curtseyed ...

... it is understood that the theatre will continue open during the greater part of the present month, and that Mademoiselle Jenny Lind has yet to 'assist' at the revival of one of Mozart's operas. Officially, no doubt, the close of the subscription is the ...

... an opera that has been so often ?? Jenny Lind as the heroine. As regards Ivlene. ality of the conception, and developement the ocrone character, we believe all are unanimous ofthis wonderful perfection. Jenny Lind has its l d the part, or at least has ...

... our theatre manager in effect- y ing asn engagement, first with Grisi and Mario, and, subse- qutently, with the peerless Jenny Lind. ?? we suffcient timne) or did the narrow space which a metropolitan daily 3e journal can spare from its political and ...

... others will sing at Brighton on 'Thursdaly; rbisi, Mario, &c., will commence an operatic engagement at Dublin on Monday; Jenny Lind and party will open their campaign on the 4th of September, at Bir- llihglani, we believe, and will be at Cheltenham on ...

... Silesia, generously distributed his whole year's salary, amounting to 4801., to the singers and orchestra of the opera. JENNY LIND, who had been singing at Heidelberg, has let that town for Vienna, where she will appear as Tfelcc, in The Cmanp in Silesia ...

... the action, as in the opera. The truth| of these general observations were singularly exemnlified by she performance of Jenny Lind as Amina. So quietly did she glide on to the stage in picturesque rustic attire, that many ot she audience, having before ...

... Festival, where they have been achieving new triumphs. NORWICHi MUSICAL FESTIVAL AND JENNY LIND. -The committee have been unable to secure the services of Mdlle. Jenny Lind for our approaching musical i festival, owing to the difficulty of meeting the other ...

... TITLE OPERA LAST NIGHT. Jenny Lind's second visit to Hull has terminated even more brilliantly and successfully than her firet. The approaches to the Theatre Royal last night were lined with hundreds- nay thousands of spectators, and the line of carriages ...

... Through passing years, Ariso, and are as soon departed! THE LONELY ROSE. Composed by oif. W. Bette, and slowly by i1fdlte. Jenny Lind. A rose gazed from her bower green Upon the summer light, And never bad creation soon A flower so fair and bright. Her modest ...

... THE THEATRICAL EXAMINER. HER MAJESTYS THEATRE. Mademoiselle Jenny Lind appeared in I Puritani last Satur- day, and on two occasions since. The Subscription closes to-night with tbe same opera. Every successive character in which this great artist plays ...