... ANECDOTE OF JENNY LIND. During her visit to Bath, she happened to be walking with friend, in front of some almshouses, into one of which she entered, and sat down for a moment, ostensibly to rest herself, but in reality to find some excuse for doing an ...

... JENNY LIND AND MR. BUNN. We (Sun) have been requested to insert the following letter : Theatre Royal, Drury lane, April 19, 1847. Mademoiselle—Up to the present moment of your arrival in England the losses occasioned me your violation of the contract ...

... with the other ex. peases, will occasion certain outlay of £1,500. Such has been the excitemect produced everywhere by Jenny Lind, th.t larger sums even this have beta given to her, and the prices for siosle tickets in some uf the country towns in England ...

... Tuesday last, at his residence in Woburn-place, Bussell-square in the 68th year of his age. Jenny Lind— Letters from New York state that Mr. Bennett has offered Jenny Lind 1,000 dollars per nigh* for 200 nights, and made a further offer to place carriage her ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. Tuesday evening closed the brilliant performances in which Madlle. Jenny Lind took so distinguished a part, and if her arrival was greeted with fervour and enthusiasm, the result of the previous fame which the great artiste had acquired ...

... Esther, aged ; Capiain Butt sb Highlander ; Mr Fahy’s b g Favourite, aged; Mr Smyth’s ch Maiden 6 years old ; Mr Brien s b Jenny Lind, aged; Mr Hartigan s ch away, aged ; Captain Patton’s in Nora Oreina, aged ; and Mr Fitzgerald’s br Lord Edward, late Boliivar ...

... MXD, The following particulars respectin|jf the Swedish Nightingale have been furnished one in the secret.” Madeanokolle Jenny Lind be married, early in March, to a nephew of Mrs. Grote (the banker’s ladv), of the name of Harrit (not Gamp !) who was intended ...

... indeed extraordinary, particularly Androcles and the Lion, to which we have already had the pleasure of referring. Mitchell, Jenny Lind, Tom Thumb, and the fugitive Pope, are well worthy of this exhibition, the patronage of a discerning public, and the high ...

... Mdlle. Jenny remains in Paris for the present, and that ber marriage is broken off.—Vide Morning earmark., May 21. Dear Jenny Lind has changed her mind, And run away to Paris: 50 Betsy Prigg was right we find, There is so Mn. Minis !—Plateh. ...

... Scarfs, &c. including the following Plaids : BEDONA PLAIDS, CARRARA, Do., CHECKED CHAMELEONS, 1 BALMORAL, ■■ THE QUEEN’S OWN, JENNY LIND. A saving of'2o per cent, an Clothes, Hats, Vestings, Bon. nets. Boots and Shoes, frc. fre- J. M. has made such arrangements ...

... although certainly the Norma of Jenny Lind more true to nature, more exquisitely beautiful, more truly pathetic than those her predecessors. The Nonna of Grisi is as the Richard 111. of John Kemble; the Norma of Jenny Lind is as the Richard the 111. of ...

... returning to her nstive land. Yesuilliy, when on the point of departure, the afflietell artiste received a note, signed Jenny Lind. The gifted writer, after expressing in terms of delicate kindness her lively sympathy with her sister vocalist, adds, ...