... JENNY LIND. The incomparable Jenny Lind made her third appearance before a Dublin audience on Saturday , evening, in Donizetti's opera, La Figlia del Reggzmento. On no former occasion has there been such a numerous audience inside the walls of Hawkin'sstreet ...

... the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, London, makes the following offers to, Mdlie Jenny Lind, and engages to execulte them at his risk and peril:- lst.-Mr. Bunn engages Mdlle Jenny Lind to sing twenty times at the Theatre, Drury-lane, either'from the 30th September ...

... JENNY LIND. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ALBION. Sis,—l have been much surprised to read in the columns of some of our papers, that the party who has had the good fortune to secure for us the talents of Mad lie Jenny Lind is not satisfied with the enormously ...

... JENNY LIND. learn from recently published volume, railed that J«..uy was born at Stockholm, 01. the of February, of parents who tb« of esUblisinutrut for tbc education ehiblrei thers, and although tltey were poMe»»«ii abilities Iron, ineiiiocritv, still ...

... JENNY LIND. LAN 01? SONG. The celebrated CANZONA, sung with so much eclat by Jennny Lind, in Donizetti's Opera, La Figlia del Reprimento,', with an Accompaniment for the Pianoforte, by Charles H. Purday, and embellished with the only correct Likeness ...

... 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. The following letter from this great artist sets at rest the question of her coming to England. Certainly the enormous sum she sacrifices to satisfy an honourable scruple, after the opinion delivered by the law officers of the Crown, as to ...

... received from Mdlle. Jenny Lind, for charitable purposes, the munificent donation of 4001.—one half being from herself, and the other from Mr. Lumley. I have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient servant, J. WEST. Mademoiselle Jenny Lind took her departure ...

... passed away from my mind. In the autumn of 1843, Jenny Lind came again to Copenhagen. One of my friends, our clever ballet-master, Burnonville, who has married a Swedish lady, n friend of Jenny Lind, informed me of her arrival here and told me that she ...

... JENNY LIND. (FROM ANDERSEN'S TRUE STORY OF HIS LIFE.) I now turn back to the year 1840. One day, in the hotel in which I lived, in Copenhagen, I saw the name of Jenny Lind among those of the strangers from Sweden. I was aware at that time that she was ...

... JENNY LIND. We fancy that we should not forgiven a certain portion our readers permitted Mademoiselle Jenny Lind to make her tiehut in London without putting them in possession of the opinion of the London press relative to the performance of this ex ...

... JENNY LIND WILL appear in MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT in Newcastle, SATURDAY, Sept. 11,1847. Boxes and Stalls .. £1 11s. fid. Gallery (not reserved) 0 7s. fid. N.B.—No Money taken at the Doors. Tickets and places may be secured on application at tiie Box Office ...