... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... - - , 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 ...

... and D. Capel. (piano-forte). Glees andjwgto sonzs followed —by G. F. Glennie, F. Alexander, R -.; F. Cobb, and E. Plater Jenny Lind of the night . The upper notes in the last-mentioned gentleman thrilling, clear and soft as a bell, and produced w '' h ...

... annum, and although it confers a seat in the Upper Ho'uso the holder cannot vote. We have now, literally and bona fide, got «Jenny Lind at Last. The Swedish Nightingale arrived a week ago. She has several times been seen in public ; at both Italian Operas ...

... faith. An excellent correspondent, whom we know to speak upon the best information, directly contradicts the report that | Jenny Lind had been induced to quit the stage scruples of religious nature; her religion, we infer, wider and stronger faitb, including ...

... puzzle in every way, and stated the case to ourselves by saying ''As one prima donna is to the city of Edinburgh, so is Jenny Lind :» but, work .t as we may we have been unable to arrive at any' satisfactory result. Lpon looking at the question impartially ...

... place at Picket Post, and from the fineness of the day immense numbers attended. The ladies were dressed in white, wearing Jenny Lind hats, the singie displaying pink sashes, and the married blue. The manner which many them hard rd the bat and ball proved ...

... heat of baking bread), when they might be handled or used with perfect impunity. It is said that the parties who engaged Jenny Lind to sing at the Beth and Bristol theatres aud Victoria rooms will clear £1500 by the speculation. Sir Robert Peel is expected ...

... season was signalised on Tuesday night by event of distinguished importance. Her Majesty, having commanded the appearance of Jenny Lind in Norma, visited the theatre in all the pomp and circumstance of state. The Royal intention having been publicly known ...

... returning to her native land. Yesterday, when on the point of departure, the afflicted artiste received a note, signed Jenny Lind. The gifted writer, after expressing in terms of delicate kindness her lively sympathy with her sister vocalist, adds, ...

... in England, he became the lion of the day—the object of a sort of idolatry almost as extravagant as the mania excited by Jenny Lind.— He was supposed to be doing wonders in civilizing and humanizing the barbarous inhabitants of that great Island, and his ...