... to -PRizn, £L Bmil , Mr.C.:H,Sideboth.m. Ashley. « .an Tun??.?.! 2i lbs. jlt The composer is M. Hcissiger. acid, weight (Jenny Lind is said to be retained for the London Opera- tons 8 cwt; I house. . Mr. Thomas Griffin, Hoo-green 70 Brown loam on clay ...

... attract. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC CHIT-CHAT. Mr. Balfe is at Vienna, conducting his Bohemian Girl,” and his Four Sons of Aymon.” Jenny Lind is at engaged at Vienna for five months from the Ist of October. She is to have £4OOO sterling and a benefit, and is to ...

... dilettanti complain that the once-charming Grisi is becoming—may the word be spokentoo fat. The celebrated cantatrice, Jenny Lind, was born at Stockholm, on the Bth of February, 1820. Her parents kept a school. It is said there is but little chance of ...

... portfolio, in acknowledgment of the nuptial mass composed for the Duke s marriage with the Infanta of Spain. The celebrated Jenny Lind is now singing at Frankforton-thc-Mainc, and, in spite nf the three-fold increased price of admission, it is almost impossible ...

... female of that city was safely delivered of a boy and three girls, who are, with the mother, all doing well. The celebrated Jenny Lind is now singing at Frankforton-the-Maine, and, in spite of the threefold increased price of admission, it is almost impossible ...

... female of that city was safely delivered of a boy and three girls, who are, with the mother, all doing well. The celebrated Jenny Lind is now singing at Frankforton-the-Maine, and, in spite of the threefold increased price of admission, it is almost impossible ...

... individuals d i n t v o h ie n t u h a a e m l s e s a d a r m . e It is not even distantly hinted!„ o o amongst them is Jenny Lind, who is earning thousand o s,l o thousands in Germany, and has within the last fortnigh t 74 peremptorily refused to come ...

... individualsure by whom these wonders are to be achieved are not named. It is not even distantly hinted that amongst them is Jenny Lind, who is earnlng thousands upoa thousands in Germany, and has within the last fortnight again peremptorily refused to come ...

... warm his hands for want of pockets in his trousers! JENNY LIND IN LOVE.—The following, which we have extracted from the Revue et Gazettes des Theatres, affords some clue to the reason of Jenny Lind's refusal of the many brilliant offers she has received ...

... f s, w in hi P ch ari i s s , at earnedesttiomabteed ex Equestrian Circus. a irmingproprietor of the Mammoth ht _ dow t Jenny Lind is to To f by L mi. 2o, t. O ß O H OTo igh. n e e s : Birmingham. Rumours are again circulated appear ah so ui ts house ...

... will not t a k e pl ace f or severa' weeks to come. JENNY LlND.—There is, as we learn from sure sources, ever/ prospect of Jenny Lind appearing before long in England. 00 leaving Stuttgard, whither she was sent for by the King, went to Carlshue; she will ...

... town, to whom she will be shortly united. It is asserted that Jenny Lind, the “ Swedish nightingale,’’ will shortly appear on an English stage We dont know who does the puffing for Jenny Lind, but he seems quite up to his business. A statement which appeared ...