... attributed to Jenny Lind, aed if it so happen with us as with other audiences, our expectations lilce theirs so far from being disappointed will be more than realized by her matchless actilg and unequalled melody. Truly, the appear- ance of Jenny Lind upon the ...

... HER MAjSTrS THEATRE-LAST APEARACE . OF JENY LIND. The announcement that Jenny Lind's appearance lest even ing was to be thei last of her operatic performances, in len of. the series of dramatic concerts which had been begun and discontinued took the public ...

... -Mademoiselle Jenny Lind, Mrs. Anderson, and Signor Belletti had the honour of per- forming at Windsor Castle on Tuesday evening. The following is the programme:- Overturc- Promethe ?? ?? ?? ?? Beethoven. CW'atina-Di Piacer, Mdlle. Jenny Lind (La GaczaLadrr) ...

... ?? AND y CLARAE EXAMsrNXe. i JENNY LIND A 3OUT TO BE MARRIED.-It is roported that Jenny Lind will bestow her hand on the Rev. Mr. R Grote, of Burnham Beeches, near Slough.-KeAt Herald, a There is np truth that Jenny Lind is to be married to a ,e olergyman ...

... frir opportunity of exercising their own judgment, and of col paring opinions with us by the appearance of Mademoisclle Jenny Lind in four different operas, and judging of the coin. cidence of those opinions with ours in reference to the vo. calism and ...

... justiy applauded. Frederick Lablache's Sulpizio forms, next to Jenny Lind's k I'iglit, the best feature in the opera. lie was quite at homee ig in the part, and in the duetto with Jenny Lind his voice to our cars never sounded clearer or better toned, since ...

... hands of Jenny Lind alone has it su(cceded il becoming popular. Walh Jeniy Lind to perseate tile heroine, the I igilia becamif a triumph ; but it was the ?? of Jenny Lind, not of Donzetti. Trie peculiarity of, formance which marks Jenny Lind's coilception ...

... that' how different was Alboni's peculiar walk-of artistic talent from; that which gave lifeland spirit 'to the Figlia of Jenny Lin-d, she would give to the character another complexion, equally lovely, and endow it with graces, peculiar to her own style ...

... MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND'S CONCERT. Tie concert in the Rotundo on Saturday night presented Jenny Lind in a somewhat new oharacter-simply that of a vocalist-unaided by the accessories of dramatic costuire and scenic effect, yet she was attractive and delightful ...

... 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 ...

... establish- meei over whioh it invariably presided has been transferred to aencteer mntlropolis.-Uarnli/i, Post. rARrI~GE OF JENNY LIND AT BATII.-We are notlorised to state that the report of this alleged marriage- whitchve copied yesterday from a Bath paper-is ...