... lvhicils I fllowed, was very scell sting It; Mtrs. Alexander Newton. Pant - ihat would we tint have given to have heard ,Jenny Lind in e~adied niusic l We can corceive Iter earntestness, and imagine her power ; hurt we finner keep) to our text. Tite first ...

... point of enthusiasm, her reception might be com- pared to that of Jenny Line, but there vwas this difference, that with Jenny Lind there was an imnense audience prepared to l applaud on the strength of a continental reputation before they - had heard ...

... expenses are paid. This will make an aggregate of snore than £12,000 contributed to charitable purposes through the agency of Jenny Lind within the last two months.-Times. Importation of Corn..The collectors and comptrollers and other principal officers of ...

... of manner and taste which render it a very pleasing add ition to the school of art to which it may be ;eferred.-TDimes. jenny Lind and the Bosjesmans.-These singular speci- mens of the decreasing race of pigmies of South Africa are on the eve of departure ...

... possibility o of an earlier communication.Mt7ctit Ierald l - JeTnny Jnd at the Manufacturing Estobrlish/nents. L Last week Jenny Lind paid several visits to the Man- chester institutions and places of manufacture. She first proceeded to the phrenological ...

... .-A meeting held on MTonday d, last, the rent was announced at £77, and the attendance was much better than usual. th d Jenny Lind in Afatchester.-In addition to the names to of the principal artistes alreadv announced as engaged a during the performances ...

... Fdinburh-W2We will now be afforded the opportunity of contrasting the capabilities of the two great luminaries of the ?? and Jenny Lind. 'We understand that the former, in conjunction with Mario, the first tenor, and Tarrburini, the first baritone ofthe Lyric ...

... having passed in review before the Roval party, gave three cheers, and marched back to their respective quarters.-Times. Jenny Lind in ?? -next 1ouonth.-Two Concerts for the Royal Iafirmraiy.-.Some time ago, when in this city, Madlte. Lind gave a promise ...

... with the Chancellor of the Exchequer on Friday. 0 V The Mcarriage of Jenny Lind.-With reference to a report which appeared in the Boath LooAer -on of Tuesday, to the effect that Jenny Lind had been married to a MI;r. Harris of that city, the 'times of Saturday ...

... Heavy Weight Chase. e Mr. Tarbet's by p Nevis ?? ?? ?? 1 r1 Mr. Ross's br p Sampson ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Mr. G. Hendrie's oh mn Jenny Lind ?? . ?? 3 ir Although Nevis lost the start in this race by at least thirty ,e yards, be passed the whole of the others ...

... Thursday evening, on the opening of the Opera Doors, was fully equal to that of the 4Ab of MTay, 1647, when Mademoiselle Jenny Lind first made her dibut in London. Anxiois groups weresimilarly placed about the Colonnade watching the arrival of the long ...

... It was !d generally allowed to be the worst market we had this ,a season. es Jenny Lind in Opera.-By an advertisement in to-day's paper it will be seen that Madile. Jenny Lind will shortly r- appear before a Glasgow audience in two of her greatest at ...