... musical annals of this, or any other country, has the advent of a singer produced so extraordinary a sensation as that of Jenny Lind. Long ere she set foot on the shores of Britain, the prestige of the reputation which a few short seasons in the Continental ...

... the action, as in the opera. The truth| of these general observations were singularly exemnlified by she performance of Jenny Lind as Amina. So quietly did she glide on to the stage in picturesque rustic attire, that many ot she audience, having before ...

... HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Jenny Lind appeared for the fourth time on Thursday night, at this theatre, sustaining the character of Amina in t heSon- namb3la, one of her best nersonations. Eminent is1ias been her success in Roberto il Dia-olo, it sinks almost ...

... death is to be reconciled to her father, and obtain his promise to protect her children. These are the peculiarities which Jenny Lind seizes, and hence the great delicacy of her reading. She gives the Celtic priestess a deep impress of mournfiulness, she ...

... MADEMOISELLE JEnNY LIND'S CONCERT. k An nousn5al galaxy of fashionz was concentrated in; the XMusic H~all on the ccasion of Mdlle. lLind' s norinig concert on Satorday. It wvas not alone the prestige of her famle that attracted such a crowded audience ...

... surpassing most others in the beauty and variety its melodies. M. Thalberg's performance of several of the airs sung by Madlle. Jenny Lind in La Figlia del Rcggimepto concluded the entertainment, with which all were completely delighted, and this may the better ...

... refinement of our people An audience more brilliant, fashionable, and than any we have wit- nessed since the last night of Jenny Lind on our boards, at- tended to greet the first appearance this season of Mr and Mrs Charles Kean, and witness their performance ...

... HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Last night this house was crowded in every part, to witness the appearance of Madlie. Jenny Lind in a new part, that of Lucia, in Bellini's opera of Lucia di Lam mermoor. We have seldom witnessed a more magnificent or more impresssive ...

... Epixsurcu Oricinat Raccep Edinburgh correspondent of the Brechin Ad- vertiser says—“ I had a sight of an interesting letter from Jenny Lind. She had been asked to sing for the benefit of the Origi- nal Ragged Schools ; and though this request she feels obliged ...

... depths of the glorious Dublin Bay, imagine what was my pleasure to discover that almost smy only fellow-travellers were Jenny Lind and her entire party, whose successes ir Dublin I hare just been recording. Thefine wea- ther, the genial sun, the sea unruffled ...

... GEEAT MUSICAL TBxaT.-We have already hbad two con- certs ?? fromt Alboni, Corbari, and Salvi; a con- cert and an opera by Jenny Lind and eminent assistauts are a announced; and now we learn that, throug~h the enterprise of Mr W~ood, we are to have, on the ...

... Shipping . Companv's steam ship Royal William., arrived at Leith on Fri- h day evening. EJ MADLLE. JasNSr Lnxn.-We understand Jenny Lind will give two concerts in Edinburgh about the end of September, and that the public will have an opportunity of hearing ...