... JENNY LIND. foolish advertisement, headed Jenny Lind Testimonial, has been inserted in one the newspapers, the object of which would seem, on the face of it, to be a subscription for the purpose of presenting national mark of esteem to that lady ...

... JENNY LIND. We extract the following particulars respecting this celebrated singer from a little book entitledZW/idta«a.— Jenny Lind was born at Stockholm on the Bth of February, I*2o of parents who were at the head of establishment for the education ...

... JENNY LIND. Great as was the enthusiasm which attended the debut Jenny Lind, her Majesty's Theatre, that which was demonstrated subsequently when she appeared for the second time, was hardly less general—certainly not less violent. The house was filled ...

... and sorrows of the heroine. In the reality of the acting hes much of the pleasure thus derived, and the power over us. In Jenny Lind you see not the actor. She possesses the rare wer of forgetting herself altogether, and for the time being the thoughts ...

... spirit of her delineations. Jenny Lind's course had hitherto been favourable enough; but when she had reached her twelfth year, a formidable evil rose up to impede her progress. The most disastrous casualty threatened her. Jenny Lind was midway between the ...

... JENNY LIND. The following particulars respecting the Swedish Nightingale have been furnished by one in the secret. Mademoiselle Jenny Lind is engaged to be married, early in March, to a nephew of Mrs Grote (the banker's lady), of the name of Harris ...

... 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 ...

... JENNY LIND. Robinson and bussell have the honour to announce that among their present Stock of Piano-Fortes they have to offer Two Instruments specially selected for the above di-tingnisbed Artistenamely, a ROSEWOOD BICHORD-GRAND of Buoad- and Sons, had ...

... JENNY LIND. As Jenny Lind is announced to appear iv Sheffield, on Thursday next, a few words respecting her recent career may not now be out of place. The fame which attached to her name on her first visit to England has been aug- mented by her varied ...

... JENNY LIND, THE LANGUAGE OF SONG. The celebrated CANZONA, sung with so much eclat br Jennny Lind, inDonizetti's Opera, La Figlia del R egg i men to, with an Accompaniment for the Pianoforte, by Charles H. Purday, and embellished with the only correct ...

... a beantiful ecene in nature, replete with inherent loveliness, and the added charms of association, the reminiscences of Jenny Lind’s sweet warbling is an incident upon which the suv seems always to shine. Her recent visit has deepened rather than deadened ...

... JENNY LIND. In the aatamn 1843, find come again to Copenhagen. One of my friend* our clever balletmaster, Burnoarill* who bat married a Swedish lady, friend of Jenny Lind, informed me her atriral here and told me that she remembered me very kindly, and ...