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... AfDLLE. JENNY LIN.D, 0 BIRMINIGHAM, FIRIDAY.-TIhe Litld cocrt, il a r funds of the Queen's Hospital, csttb'ishc bv 'rIeft..r (a valtuable auxiliary to the old Gencral ;ital, i' n degree supported by thle Trienit ial tvil Fv1itsil. place last night, and ...
... JENNY LIND AND HIGH PRICES. We hope that we shall not be accused of casting the slightest reflection upon the Swedish Nightingale as a songstress and as a lady of unblemished cha. racter and private worth, when we declare, that she makes, or endeavours ...
... JENNY LIND IN LA SONNAMBULA. Ox the first night of Mademoiselle Jenny Lind's appearance, in Robert It, Diable, we thought we had seen the extent to which the excitement of a theatrical audience could go. We find we were mistaken. The enthusiasti produced ...
... MUCH OF JENNY LIND., Not Satisfied with making 6,3Jol. in four nights out of Jenny Lind, the Manchester speculators have put the fol. lowing advertisement into the Manchester Guardian :_ $X JsNry LiND-IMuiENSE ATTBACTI0N.-The BED on which Jenny Lind slept ...
... OF JENNY LIND. OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS. Mademoiselle Jenny Lind made her debut at her Majesty's Theatre on Tuesday, aud has surpassed-far surpassed-the highest expectations that could have been formed of her powers. So highly had Jenny Lind's musical ...
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... JENNY LIND AT EXETER HALL. (From the London papers of yesterday.) The concert of sacred music given last evening by Mdlle. Lind at Exeter Hall, and the proceeds of which, with her usual generosity, she has appropriated to three charitable es- tablishments ...
... part, although certainly the Norma of Jenny Lind more true to nature, more exquisitely beautiful, more truly pathetis than those of her predecessors. The Norma of Grisi is the Richard 111 ot .hn Norma of Jenny Lind i 9 as the Richard 111 Edmund Kean There ...
... onmote this excellent object, an appeal was , tie frmenils ainl admirers of Mendelssolin in this ! hc amiottante of Mdlle. JENNY LIND was . ithl haracteristic generosity, that lady at once * icma ,; f services in furtlierance of any efforts in this country ...
... DEPARTURE OF MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND FOR ENGLAND. The gay, joyous, and brilliant Daughter of the Regiment' lins sung the plaintive Convien Partir, and retired from be- fore our audience loaded with applause, and followed by enthu- siastie greetings ...