... JENNY LIND, Her Masesty’s i greater triumph even than in Alice awaited Mademo'selle Jenny Lind in the Sonnambula. Her success is yet greater than the noble success we attempted to describe last week, be- cause, inthe part of Amina, there exist standards ...

... Jt is said that Jenny Lind has been for some time past engaged to be married ta a | Protestant clergyman, in Germany, eo soon as she has realised a fortune, wh she must have dove to of at least £100,000 and up- The Cologne Gazette publishes a letter, ...

... Her Majesty's Theatre. —Jenny Lind. The last remaining: doubts respecting t'ne appearance of Jenny werp dispelled on Tuesday night, for the far-famed vocalist absolutely came out. Since the days of Sontag, whose advent was attended with similar curiosity ...

... Her Majesty's Theatre.—Mademoiselle Jenny Lind made; second appearar.ee last night, which was lone lhursdav. The impression she produced on her audience on this occasion completely shows how firm a hold she has taken on mind. Here transient, fiashv ...

... Mr. Bunn v. Jenny Lind.—ln this case on Thursday motion was made in the Bail Court by Mr. Peacock, to set aside demurrer which had been entered to the action brought by Mr. Bunn, against the celebrated Jenny Lind. On Friday morning it was positively stated ...

... gent'eman named, as he will be assisted by Mrs. Newman and Miss Ward, the former of whom sang with and the latter accompanied Jenny Lind in her songs during the whole of the Swedish Nightingale's tour through Scotland last year. A first-rate treat may therefore ...

... Leman Fourierism aod Communionism, a Last Word upon. Sherwood Forest. G. S. Phillips. joseph Mazziui. A Thomas Chalmers. Jenny Lind Magic and Joho Demonology, a few Stray Thoughts on, | The Black Joke, a Legend of Ulster. Frances An Enigma and Solution ...

... have handed it over to Nr. Robinson with an assurance of their sympathy. ARRIVAL OF JENNY LIND. —The long-lookedfor arrival of tbia singer last taken place. Doring Jenny Lind'a last performances Vienna, the great theatre, stalls, which are habitually sold ...

... subject of this lecture, was Silk. The inhabitants of this town and neighbourhood are to be gratified at last by hearing Jenny Lind. Through the .exertions of Mr. Wellmnn, who was also instrumental in bringing Paganini here some years ago, a grand mis ...

... situation they remained with-1 out food or water until the following Thursday. On the day previous to which the schooner Jenny Lind, from Charlotte's Town, Prince Edward's Island, bound to Southampton, bore down to the wreck; but the at this time running ...

... - - , Jenny Lind.—Jenny has sung in Bristol, and Jenny i has sung Bath, and sweet incense has been offered to Jenny ; | and the whole world—for the whole world has been to hear her— is saying pretty things of Jenny. The most fragrant flowers that can ...

... enthusiasm of the inhabitants seems to have been wrought up to a marvellously high pitch.—A letter from Berlin mentions that Jenny Lind took part in | a grand concert given the palace on Monday last, to celebratethe name day the Queen of Pecssia. —Accounts ...