... JENNY LIND _^{ pHE _Nobility , Gentry , and Inhabitants _of Edin _- _H- _burgh aro _' _rpapcctfully informed that _-MADLLE _. _LIMA'S CONCERT win _taice _place in tlio _-MUSIC HALL , _EDINBURGH , _On _Sitlm-diiif _Morning , _Sept .. 23 , _184 S . _Prices ...

... JENNY LIND. have seen it in print, and have heard it asserted, that Jeuny owes of her fame to the press. In one j sense this true. matter what might have been her , talents and acquirement* —even had the genius and rnehant- i in ' attribute* which legendary ...

... JENNY LIND. are happy understand, that the Grand Concerts, which this celebrated artiste will appear in our city, on I lie and 23d inst., are progresses most tavourahlv; not only regards the sale of tickets, but the accommodation for the public in St ...

... JENNY LIND. Our contemporary, John Bull, says—Jenny Lind continues the great object of attraction at this flier Majesty's] theatre. The general I riosity to see and hear Iter is unabated ; and, provided this curiosity is gratified, the public appears ...

... JENNY LIND. We have great pleasure in informing onr readers, that the negotiation which last week stated to going with Jenny Lind, for the purpose of inducing that accomplished vocalist visit Norwich, has been brought to a successful termination. Mr. ...

... Jenny Lind. Receiving the Address of Thanks from the Mayor of Norwich at the Bishop's Palace, Jan. 24fi, 1849. It was not in her native tongue the thanks and blessings came, Else had the Syren's prompt reply breathed forth her bosom's flame j But tears ...

... cabaletta, “A confession si ardente,” which was sung to by Jenny Lind and Gerdoni. Altogether itmay be said that the performance of Thursday night wes a grand triamph, but that it was a of Jenny Lind, and not of Donizetti. Tharedey being the birthday, the ...

... JENNY LIND. As I dreamt of the opera all night, my first impulse on awakening in the morning was to send note to Mademoiselle Lind, to express my gratitude for the delight which her performance had afforded us, and to ask permission to pay our respects ...

... spirit of her delineations. Jenny Lind’s course had hitherto been favourable enough ; but when she had reached her twelfth year, formidable evil rose up to impede her progress. The most disastrous casualty threatened her. Jenny Lind was midway between the ...

... JENNY LIND. As tl. ...

... JENNY LIND. her favorite sono tub rboiment. (From “La Fiyliadet Reyyimento.'') Foam o’er this fair world, shall not find Soldiers more fearless, brothers more kind. wealth er in penury, forth may rove, But wherever you you are greeted with love. Men gaze ...

... JENNY LIND. EDMUND GLOVER, in answer to If A. namerou* inqairim, most respocifolly Informs the Nobility Gentry of Perth, that the enK«srment? Mdlle. LIND tinder will prevent her having the hononr of appearing in Perth this Season. Mdlle. LIND will Sing ...