... JENNY LIND. EDMUND GLOVER, in answer to If A. namerou* inqairim, most respocifolly Informs the Nobility Gentry of Perth, that the enK«srment? Mdlle. LIND tinder will prevent her having the hononr of appearing in Perth this Season. Mdlle. LIND will Sing ...

... JENNY LIND, {From True Yistory of his Life.) I xow turn back to the year 1840. One day, in the hotel in whieh I lived in Copenhagen, I saw the name of Jenay Lind among those of the strangers from I was aware at that time that she was the T had been that ...

... JENNY LIND. Departure of Madlle Lind rrom Manchester —The engagement of this lady to sing at our theatre concluded on Saturday night, with her appearance in La Figlia del Reggimento, and she left Manchester by railway for Liverpool, [where she appeared ...

... JENNY LIND. Tbe Swedish Nightingale arrived in this city on Saturday, and lodged at the New London Inn. On Sunday morning, she attended Divine Service in the Cathedral, but her presence there was known to comparatively a few. On Monday, the great cantatrice ...

... JENNY LIND HYPNOTIC (MESMERISED) SOMNAMBULIST. ALL who have witnessed the tion and acting of Madll persona- Amina, in Bellini’s La le. Lind, in the character of with feelings of admiration and will remember character of that tation. Mr delight the truthfal ...

... JENNY LIND. Edinburgh.—This great artist appeared on Thursday evening last, before one the most brilliant audiences which ever crowded our Music Hall. ery shortly after the doors were opened the room was filled to overflow, and the price of admission ...

... JENNY LIND. At a time when all are filled with admiration for the talents and character of this gifted being, a few particulars respecting her early history may prove not uninteresting to those who have so lately witnessed her generous and benevolent ...

... JENNY LIND. Jenny Lind was bern in Stockholm on the 6th of October, 1821, Her mother had established there a seminary for children, in the direction and manage- ment of which her father, a man of great powers as 5 linguist, took an active part, Her parents ...

... JENNY LIND. * As I dreamt of the opera all night, my first impulse on awakening in the morning was to send a note to Mademoiselle Lind, express my gratitude for the delight which her performance had afforded us, and to ask permission pay our respects ...

... JENNY LIND. The daughter ofthe schoolmaster of Stockholm is ere this broad sheet goeth forth within the boundaries of old Exeter. Ten thousand people, whose anxieties had received an unwelcome sedative in Messrs. Smith's announcement last week of the ...

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... “JENNY LIND.” JUST PUBLISHED, and NOW ON SAT.F. at Messrs. SIMMS’ PIANO FORTE and MUSIC ESTABLISHMENT, 16, COMMXRCIAL-SXRKEX. LEEDS, Jenny Lind’s Sons, •• FAREWELL MY FATHERLAND. (Lebe wohl mein Vaterland.) Also “LAYS OF MANY LANDS.” Words by Morris ...