... JENNY LIND. Jenny Lind was bern in Stockholm on the 6th of October, 1821, Her mother had established there a seminary for children, in the direction and manage- ment of which her father, a man of great powers as 5 linguist, took an active part, Her parents ...

... JENNY LIND. Jenny Lind repeated the character of Lucia on Saturday night at her Majesty's Theatre. The excellence of her previous performances and the conversation they have occasioned in operatic circles produced the natural consequences, and the house ...

... JENNY LIND. Our splendid Theatre was this day (Friday) graced with the presence of the Sweedish Nightingale, the ad mired all admirers, and the noble building, long famed for its architectural sublittliiy, and for the gatherings of b'eauiy arid fashion ...

... JENNY LIND. The town it tctaaliy ringing with praises of Jenny Lind. For tome time the has been the chief topic of conyertttion among all classes; and since the Concert on Monday her name is in erery one’s mouth. Go where she will, she continues to exercise ...

... JENNY LIND Mr. Bunn has obtained a verdict in the Court of Queen’s Bench against Jenny Lind for breach of engagement, with damages of £2500. Jenny, however, has been engaged to appear at her Majesty’s Theatre this season. Mr. Buck- ingham, in his recently ...

... JENNY LIND. It is now generally known that this unrivalled songstress is to sing in concert the Town Hall next Monday morning, and appear in two operatic performances at our Theatre on the following Wednesday and Friday. soon it was made public in this ...

... JENNY LIND. -•.-- This annespil.hsd appeared fee time at her Marety's Theatre am Tonne ereslas. m a i nly war presort, ad crowd if modhers wee greet. Mademoiselle Jemmy Used appeared. asked c a e s. garb. TM Eberle engirded displayed • of truly arsoadise ...

... JENNY LIND. now turn bark to the year 1840. One day, the hotel which I lived in Copenhagen, I saw the name of Jenny Lind amoug those of tbe strangers from Sweden. I was aware at that time that she was the first singer Stockholm. had been that same yeer ...

... written expressly for Jenny Lind by Balfe, in which that composer appears to nave exerted all bit powers in order to place difficultiea in ber way; for music comprised the most intricate passages, and perhaps singer, except Jenny Lind herself, could surmount ...

... JENNY LIND AT BRIGHTON. The Concert given Mr Frederick Wright took place at the Town Hall, Brighton, yesterday afternoon. The room was filled to overflowing, with, it need hardly be added, a most fashionable audience. Every reserved seat appeared to ...

... THE BISHOP AND JENNY LIND. In the If wish find letter from the Rev. Richard Cobbold, reply a letter signed Laicus, in the Nirfulk News. appears at a recent publio meeting, Mr. Cobbe!J, in the course of his speech, made the following remark, in reference ...

... MARRIAGE OF JENNY LIND AT BATH. Thi* event (respectin which there have been many conjectures ao«! bo rumours) we arc informed, the best authority, took place last week, and with such privacy was the ceremony conducted that many of our readers will surprised ...