... JENNY LIND. This extravagantly-puffed cantatrice has been attacked by illness at Manchester. On her appearance on Saturday and Monday the bouse was only partially filled, owing to the exorbitant charges—the prices being raised 700 per cent. An immense ...

... JENNY LIND. It is stated now that the Swedish Nightingale will visii our provincial city of Dublin. are, however, to paj pretty high for her condescension. PUBLIC WORKS (IRELAND). Return, showing the average daily number of person? employed on relief ...

... JENNY LIND The Livorpoolonians have been Lind-mad an all others who have listened to her warblinga. One paper saja The receipta of the house, the two nights of her performance, could not have been less than three thousand pounds, whilst all the avenues ...

... THE PILOT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1848. JENNY LIND. We have heard that Mademoiselle Lind has transmitted the magnifieent sum of for charitable purposes to the Protestant Archbishop of Dublin. Half the sum, it said, has been bestowed from her private purse ...

... THE PILOT, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 18i8. THEATRE KOrAL—FIRST APPEARANCE O JENNY LIND. All the avenues to the theatre were crowded yesterday evening at an early hour those eager to be time for places,” or those who, lees fortunate, nevertheless desired ...

... VISIT DUBLIN Mr. Calcraft is in London making ev«ry effort to induce Jenny Lind to cross the channel and gratify the Dublin public with two performances, and we understand there is every probability of his being enabled to effect his object. The sum offered ...

... publicly rumoured, with great injustice to the authorities, that Mr. O’Brien was the chained inmate of a condemned cell.J Jenny Lind has subscribed 201. towaidi the German Church Uall. ...

... book o; autographs, written by the celebrities who have visited tbe Ho-jesmans. Amongst them is tbe tine dishing band ot Jenny Lind, tbe rolling scribble of Arundel and Surrey, autographs of tbe Duke of Brunswick, Duke of Wellington, &c., &c. A look over ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. DUBLIN. Jenny Lind engaged for the Theatre Koyal, Dublin. The arrangements are on great scale, aud include Belletti F. Lablache, Roger, and the orchestra and chorus from her Majesty’s Theatre. The operas to given are La Ftglia, Lucia, Puritani ...

... William Walsh, James Baker, Coll Rochford, Owen O’Neil, Francis Gabbett, Justin Supple, James M. O’iiyan. JENNY LIND. The father of Jenny Lind was a Swedish count, by profession musician. He married a Yorkshire lady, who had a large fortune, which did ...

... It is said that the Rev. Mr. Grote, of Slough, will be? e wee t’B prices. The demandj in Dublin| married in December to Jenny Lind. ...

... practised *by emigrant agenta. What ana tel you of myself may applied to hundreds. engagea birth in Waterford on board the Jenny Lind, lying in Liverpool, but when got to Liverpool ahe had her full compliment, and now obliged wait for a week or fortnight ...