... JENNY LIND. Departure of Madlle Lind rrom Manchester —The engagement of this lady to sing at our theatre concluded on Saturday night, with her appearance in La Figlia del Reggimento, and she left Manchester by railway for Liverpool, [where she appeared ...

... JENNY LIND. DEL KEGGIMENTr. Mademoiselle Jenny appeared on Thursday last, at her Majesty's Theatre, in Donizetti's Fille dv Regiment, when the theatre was crammed. Her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, accompanied by her Royal Highness the ...

... JENNY LIND The Puldie are respectfully informed that the Slow Office null open on Thursday and Friday next, July 15 and 16, from eleven two o'clock each when seats may be secunst for any of the four operas, in any part of the theatre.—No money will be ...

... Mall. Her Majesty's Theatre.—Mademoiselle Jenny Lind is engaged for next season Sun, Monday. Jenny Lind is to appear at the Royal Amphitheatre, Hull, on Friday, the 10th Sept., in a miscellaneous concert. Jenny Lind at Birmingham The Birmingham correspondent ...

... RE-APPEARANCE OF JENNY LIND. Mdlle. Jenny Lind made her firs] on season at Her Majesty's Theatre, ' * which occasion Her Majesty honourea f m hare taken the following critique of the Times: «»nmo a , The great evening of the season has come and the ...

... admit of pecuniary success, both command it. Great curiosity has been this week exhibited to witness the first appearance of Jenny Lind in the opera of Norma. Grisi, the same character, great as she previously was, had surpassed herself; and one being apparently ...

... JENNY LIND AND THE CHURCH. The indignation of some of the ultra-righteous guardians of the church has been recently excited by the report that the Bishop of has so far forgotten the dignity and sanctity of his order as to invite to his palace, as a guest ...

... I IMPRESSIONS OF JENNY LIND. fr. l.Ait- -T - - ?? .. _ . Eitor,I am not what is called a musical man, there- t fore, when the heading of this letter meets your eye, you , must not set me down as belonging to the cotps of musical Y critics. The mysteries ...

... IMPRESSIONS OF JENNY LIND. Mr. Editor,—l am not what is called is musical man, therefore, when the heading of this letter meets your eye, you must not set me down as belonging to the corps of musical critics. The mysteries and intricacies of the science ...

... JENNY IN LA SONNAMBULA. On the first night of Mademoiselle Jenny Lind's appearance in Robert le Viable, we thought we had seen the extent to which the excitement of theatrical audience could go. We find we were mistaken. The enthusiasm produced by her ...

... FIRST APPEARANCE OF JENNY LIND. Mademoiselle Jenny Lind made her first appearance at Her M ijesty's Theatre, on Tuesday night, ami«]>t extraordinary excitement. The morning papers are unanimous in their high praises of her. We extract the following:— ...

... TIIEATRE liOYAL-MAD)EMOISELLE JENNY LIND. 0Igt We suppo,,Se thalt eachl successive advent of the filustrious roi Litnd WIl now for the appropriate points of division between '. to de sucesosive epochis ot' experience its the lit-es of provincial I rige ...