... Institution, London. MUSICAL. Jenny Lind has engaged to sing at Berlin in September next. A genuine negress,—not an Ethiopian,—has made her dtbut at the Theatre Varieties, at Paris. Critics say that she promises to rival Jenny Lind, but should think that rather ...

... Mademoiselle Jenny Lind, at her Maiesty's Theatre, is now a P matter of notoriety nay, her attractions seems to endure, notwvith- s standing the discouragement arising from the beat of the weather. n The range of parts in which Jenny Lind has appeared ...

... left that town for Castro Giovanni, where he was to receive the deputation from Palermo. JENNY LIND'S FAREWELL PERFORMANCE. (Fromz the Times of yesterday). Jenny Lind has withdrawn from the stage. Her last performance was Alice in Roberto il Diavolo, ...

... Shakspeare and of thee! H. G. B. JENNY LIND'S GENEROSITY.-A public meeting was held in the Guildhall, Worcester, on Monday, the bishop of the diocese in the chair, for the purpose of receiving a communication from Jenny Lind on the subject of a concert proposed ...

... Lord J. Russell, and Colonel and Lady Catherine Harcourt. Mdlle. Jenny Lind, Mrs. Anderson, and Signor Lablache had the honour of attending at Osborne in the evening. Mdlle. Jenny Lind and Signor Lablache sang several air* and duets, accompanied on the ...

... The Daily News. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. -To- Mdlle. Jenny Lind; I'ollione, S*. Lahlache. And ENTERTAINMENTS the ftiUtt %. Doors open at 7. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COYENT-GARDFV Evening, LUCREZIA BORGIA. Lucrezia Mnrf Mdlle. Alboni; Genaaro, Sig. Mario 1 ' ...

... to your A heart, Aiboni could not say what Jenny Lind might say of herself- D Und, satz tch meoin Leiter an von Tbien, D Ich trage Dich hinauf xum ?? Schl6en, Wilth Alboni art is a science, bat with Jenny Lind art is an ideal. T' Of the other singers who ...

... Mrs. Keeley.—CRUSOE THE SECOND.—And MRS. THE FLOWERS OF TOE FOREST. Wriirht, O. Smith; Madame Celeste, Mrs. titzwilham. JENNY LIND. —And SHOCKING EVENTS.-—Doors open at SADLER'S WELLS.—THIS Evknihq, tfcLDAL TIMES.—THE RIVAL SERJEANTS.-And THE TWO PETERS ...

... The Daily News. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—TO-morrow ETKKINO, NORMA. Mdlle. Jenny Lind; Pollione, Sig. Fraschini; Ororeso, Sig. Lablache. —A DIVERTISSEMENT. Mdlle. Carlotta Grisi; M. Perrot.—And ALMA.—Doors open at 7. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, CO VENT-GARDEN. ...

... The Daily News. THEATRE.—To-*o**ow Etowo, ROBERTO Alice Mdlic. Jenny Lind; Isabella, Mad. Castellan; CIA\OLU. __h i. sig. Gardoni; Bertram, Ilerr DIVERTISSEMENT. And various ENTERTAINnaIIct Department—Doors open at 7. OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN.-To-xouiew ■® ...

... there before the news the accident had reached ■ t he Prince Consort. Not the least blame is grooms attendance. Dowager and Jenny Lind.— i the departure of the Swedish prima donna Dowager gave a small party to her most intimate Marlborough-house. During the ...

... THe Daily News. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. This Evening, KOIU Mdlle. Jenny Lind ; Pollionc, Sir. Fraschini; Oroveso. Si*. DIVERTISSEMENT. Mdlle. Carlotta G.'iai; M. ALMA.—Doors open at 7. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVEST-GARDEN-THIS ETTO. I DUE FOSCARI. Mdme. ...