... preceding dates, LI Kossuth did not reach Orsova until the 17th, two days after Gdrgey's surrender to General Itfidiger. 0 Jenny Lind, it was hoped, would have re mnained some days at Berlin, and appeared at least in one or more concerts. But she re- l I ...

... SON- NAMBULA.-Mr. MITCHELL, 33, Old Bond-street, has the disposal of excellent boxes and stalls for the performances of Jenny Lind, whose appearanecs hitherto have created the mostenthusiastic approbation. Rarly applicatien is respectfullysolicited. The ...

... a fair Swede, like Jenny Lind, is singing at this place with brilliant success in the principal rdle of La Sonnambula. The local journals go so far as to pre- dict, that she one day will rival her popular country. woman, Jenny Lind. The pauvre infant ...

... part of the Government may, even at the eleventh hour, save all the horrors which now threaten long distracted Ireland. JENNY LiND.-We cannot refuse ourselves the pleasure of recording a generous and truly charac- teristic act of this exquisite singer ...

... attendance, and the fashionable character of the audience, this concert was a fac simile of the remarkable one lately given by Jenny Lind for the benefit of the Brompton Hospital. She again performed the curious trio for soprano and two flutes fromn Meyerbeer's ...

... Webster, Lady Cockerell, Lady Antrohus, Lady Scott, Miss Burdett Coutts, H. T. Hope, Esq., M.P., B. Bond Cabbell, Esq., Mdlle. Jenny Lind, &c. The first prizes for the various collections were as follows: -For 30 stove and greenhouse plants, to Mr. Fraser ; ...

... disposal of the trustees of the National Gallery. To-night is the last of the season. No other re- presentation will be given. Jenny Lind leaves on Monday to fulfil her provincial engagements. La- blache goes to Paris. A letter received in Dublin on Wednesday ...

... -We have had the plea- sure of seeing this wveek a beautiftil Bible, which the lord bishop in- tends for presentation to Jenny Lind. It is a Swedish copy of the Holy Scriptures, in qrtarto, magnificently bound in purple morocco, having the arms of' the ...

... Russell, and Colonel and Lady Ca- . therine Harcourt. f Mdlle. Jenny Lind, Mrs. Anderson, and Signor . Lablache had the honour of attending at Osborne in the e evening. Mdlle. Jenny Lind and Signor Lablache sang d several airs and duets, accompanied on ...

... giving information to the police, shall be fined 3o thalers. This order is intended no doubt as a delicate comnplimtenit to Jenny Lind, the Swedish Nightiuiigale, wlio lhas ex'cited so urncb etitljsiatil it Berlin, ...

... calculated to challenge the attention of some of our filst soprani. Would that we inight have heard it from the lips of Jenny Lind. In siggestinig the transposition of his exercises to mleet the natteral extent of the voice of the pupil, Siginor Mlaras ...

... remain in an uncertain state, but Mr Lumley returns from Paris to-night, and something definite will be known ere long. Jenny Lind, who, as the public well knows, had promised to sing at the opera concerts, has offered her aid to the managers in case ...