... eminent writers of her. own country to the I character Jenny Lind. Christian Andersen, in his True Story of my Life, thus speaks her There is not tDslbiiig which can lessen the impression which Jenny Lind's greatness on the stage make?, except her own personal ...

... being mixed up with Jenny Lind. But if the City is wandering the subject of Jenny Lind, the West End, as tmgiit be expected, is actually raving upon it. Ladies at Swan and Edgar's, speaking of a new silk, inquire. What is that Jenny Lind a yard? A gentleman ...

... October 4,1848. Jenny Lind. —The fancy fair at Liverpool, in aid of the local charities, has realized more that 3,000/. One of tho most interesting articles in the show is the silver stand and kettle about to be presented to Mdlle. Jenny Lind, the friends ...

... will resign his post of Ambassador at Pari*. Will uny one wager villi us a private box the Italian Opera House—on oneof the Jenny Lind nigliti—that the appointment is not already filled by a Lord ? All the Whig appointment* teen to be made after one general ...

... official residence, on Thursday morning. Mr. Froude, the author of the Nemesis of Faith, has resigned the Hobart Town School. Jenny Lind has returned to the stage, and appeared last week tbe theatre. The whole audience rose, and welcomed her with acclamation* ...

... AnExtrayag antCiiaege.—Everv man likes taken for a gentleman, and yet no man iikes lieine as one—in a Railway Hotel bill. Jenny Lind.—« We bear that Mdlle. Jenny remains in Paris for the present, and t hat her marriage i» broken oil. —Vide Mnmimg May 21 ...

... borough of Rye, died Monday Cux's Hotel, Jermyn-street. He had been complaining for fe>v days past of iufluenza.— Globe. Jenny Lind is now at Stockholm, the capital of tier native country. The proceeds of lier first appear.™re were, by lier desire lie ...

... was sold contractor for the English market, and bought up«o 1 for the statn» of the Duke of H'eilhiglon.—Atlas. Jenny Lind.—ln Jenny Lind we see realised l ur ideal the Teutonic maid. She loving, earnest creature, German authors so delight in picting ...

... unting glance, linquishing her profession, and returnin When on the point of departare, the affli and strange note, signed ** Jenny Lind.* The gifted ' n! in terms of delicate kindness her lively sy vocalist, adds, that she cannot allow her oft fair eyes, token ...

... Utink we will keep this one, is tie Moan. pentlemen, who forwarded 151.15». to London, fortnight a-o, secure to hear Jenny Lind at her Majesty's theatre, have just been informed that in about three weeks they way accommodated. A negro boy was driving ...

... we may add that there wes possibly » moments to make an amend: to humai least.) Imevpent A deeply im with a desire to see Jenny Lind, but could not afford to pay a. tion, instituted very particular inquiries » dence in Liverpool. She hud been invit stay ...

... this country, has been added lo the Ibe Regent's Park. A beautiful and unique gold teapot lately forwarded from York to Jenny Lind, while in Leeds, by one of her admirers. 1 lie London and North Western Railway Company have resolved on erecting marble ...