... DEPARTURE OF JENNY LIND. Yesterday morning Jenny Lind took her departure from Ireland, at Kingstown, where great number of persons had assembled on the Pier to bid her farewell. She stood on the quarter-deck, and, as the vessel got under weigh, several ...

... JENNY LIND AND HYPNOTISM. On Friday, Madlle. Jenny Lind accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. S. Sehwabe, and few of their friends, attended teance .Mr. Braid's, tor the puqiose of witnessing some ot the extraordinary phenomena of hypnotism. Alter witnessing his ...

... JENNY LIND AT BIRMINGUAM. The first concert of this distinguished singer took piace at the Grand Music Hall yesterday. Ew Seat was occupied, and the numbers present could not have been less than 4,000. In the vocal Mdlle Lind was supported by Bel- letti ...

... JENNY LIND AGAIN, (rnoM oca corrrsponubst.) Dublin, Monday night, Oct. 16. 1848. jiiit returned from the Theatre where the immortal I.ISD *• /.ufia in D •nirelli’e opera the Itride of Lammer.•f ...

... JENNY LIND DUBLIN Tbs first appearance of the Swedish Nightingale in the Theatre Royal has been all that the most sanguine and excited imagination had expected. The house was filled to overflowing with brilliant assemblage of wealth and rank, and vocal ...

... at once elevates our conception of the moral require- ments and endears to our the artist who has so nobly realised them. Jenny Lind is of lowly origin, Her parents kept a school for children of the humbler ranks of life. The first occasion ehich called ...

... DEPARTURE OF JENNY LIND. On Wednesday Mdlle. Jenny Lind took her departure the favourite packet Banshee, at 11, 30, a.m. A number of persons were on the quay to greet her at departure; and the Port Captain, in compliment to her virtues and great generosity ...

... THE QUEEN AND JENNY LIND. The Queen Las with her own hand thrown a bouquet at the feet of Jenny Lind I The act of condescension, venture to say, fjjg not within good hundred years been paralleled in Europe. And is there, then, in this, nothing but an ...

... JENNY LIND IN DUBLIN, rraoM owm cosassrojutuT.) Dublin, October ILh. 1849. On Tliurtday •vening Jb*xt Liao, th« *cknowledjed Empress of the I.}re, end Queen of Melody and Sony, made her the Theatre Roytl, Hawklne-etreet, before the most crowded, brillUnt ...

... DEBUT OF JENNY LIND extrset tbe following from lengthened criticLm in ike Morning Chronicle Wednesday Jenny Lind's her Majesty’s Theatre, as Alice, in an Italian verson of Hubert le Diuble .. Of the Swedish Nightingele there can but one opinion. Sue is ...

... JENNY LIND DUBLIN. Wedactdiy evening cloved the briilient performe nee* which Medeiuuivelie Jenny Lind took »o divtioguiteed pert; end it her errivel greeted with lervour end euihuvietm, the rev nit the previous feme which the greet enisle bed enquired ...

... Esq., has arrived at Longford Terrace. Moukstown, from Cheltenham. THEATRE ROYAL—LAST APPEARANCE OP JENNY LIND. On TuMday •rralnff Mademouell* Jenny Lind took her farewell, hope only for Mason, of our city, where, dariof her brief stay, the brilliancy of ...