... “JENNY LIND.” JUST PUBLISHED, and NOWON HAT.ir. at Messrs. SIMMS’ PIANO FORTE and MUSIC ESTABLISHMENT, 16, CoMMXsciAL-STaaxr. Leans, JnNNV Lind’s Soho. FAREWELL MY FATHERLAND.” (Lebe wohl mein Voterland.) THE SOMNAMBULIST'S SONG.” All the Bongs in ...

... “JENNY LIND.” JUST PUBLISHED, and NOW ON SAT.F. at Messrs. SIMMS’ PIANO FORTE and MUSIC ESTABLISHMENT, 16, COMMXRCIAL-SXRKEX. LEEDS, Jenny Lind’s Sons, •• FAREWELL MY FATHERLAND. (Lebe wohl mein Vaterland.) Also “LAYS OF MANY LANDS.” Words by Morris ...

... “JENNY LIND.” TUST PUBLISHED, and NOW ON SALE at Messrs. SIMMS’ PIANO FORTE and MUSIC ESTABLISHMENT, 16, CoMnaaciAl-STRarr, Leans, Jinny Lind’s Sons, •• FAREWELL MY FATHERLAND.” (Lebe wohl mein Yaterland.) •• tub SOMNAMBULISTS SONG.” All the Songs in ...

... JENNY LIND. As Jenny Lind is announced to appear iv Sheffield, on Thursday next, a few words respecting her recent career may not now be out of place. The fame which attached to her name on her first visit to England has been aug- mented by her varied ...

... lesson in the second act of the opera, where Han a (Jenny Lind) cannot help interweaving her regimental M rantanplan with the drawing-room aria, which the marchioness wishes her to sing. Jenny Lind interspersed her part with brilliant passages and most ...

... JENNY LIND. There is no troth in the report in a Bath paper that Jenny Lind is already married. She will probably again appear iv character at her Majesty's theatre. The Irish members met Lord John Rasse ll by invi- tation on Wednesday afternoon— fifty-four ...

... JENNY LIND. The London Critics are intoxicated with delight by the Swedish Nightingale. They aro all admiration and praise. Even the passionless Spectator can find no fault. He thus writes* — If the power of giving ?? may be regarded as a test of merit ...

... |1 JENNY LIND IN HULL. I At length the people of Hull have had an opportunity of seeing, hearing, and-as a natural consequence-en- thusiistically admiring Jenny Lind. Reports were as contradictory, and rumours as conflicting, respectingithe arrival of ...

... JENNY LIND IN HULL length the people of llnil opportunity of aeeirg, hearing, anJ-aaa natural con»equeuce-en- admiring Jenny Lind. Report* * f •* contradictory, and rumour* a* conflicting, reapoctmg arrival of world'* donna in Hjd*' aa. ** months ago ...

... JENNY LIND IN LEEDS. At length the |hopes and fears of our local musical world, professional and amateur, have been set at rest, and Jenny Lind has visited Leeds. The provincial tour of Jenny Lind, rendered almost unparalleled in the annals of music hy ...

... JENNY LIND IN LONDON. Her Majesty's Theatre is still filled to overflowing on tbe nights of Jenny Liud's performances. Anxious crowds assemble at the doors for hours before the time of opening; and to secure a seat in either pit or gallery requires no ...

... TO MADLLE. JENNY LIND, ON VISITING SHEFFIELD, MARCH BtH, 1849. Welcome sweet minstrel, matchless queen of song, To thee the Muse's noblest strains belong, Fur benefits bestowed, spontaneous, free, On England's homes of heaven-born charity. Accept this ...