... 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. This great singer and actress made her debut the Opera-house Tuesday night. The house was densely crowded, her Majesty being of the auditory, and the most distinguished of the nobility were elbowing and jostling their way into the house to ...

... 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 ...

... its power and supremacy. Jenny Lind, her fire, carried the lagging orchestra which had taken the allegro too slow, to a quicker tempo, and the public, by her acting and singing, to the highest pitch of enthusiasm. Jenny Lind was at once engaged as prima ...

... space was crammed almost to suffocation. Our contemporary The Bath and Cheltenham Gazette, speaking of the performance of Jenny Lind on that occasion, says :— Her style doe* not admit adequate description passion and tenderness—simplicity and grace (tb»t ...

... JENNY LIND IN EXETER. The Swedish Nightingale, after winning all hearts in Dublin, and causing Irishmen to forgot Repeal and Revolution, in order to listen to the music of her sweet voice, has returned to England, and is announced to appear tbis city ...

... and who bad once heard the notes of Jenny Lind, but would rejoice at repetition of this delight whenever the opportunity might be afforded him. The concert party arrived this city on Sunday, and on Wednesday Jenny Lind left Exeter the mid-day express train ...

... JENNY LIND ABOUT TO BE MARRIED. It is reported that Jenny Lind will bestow her hand on the Rev. Mr. Grote, of Burnham Beeches, near Slough.— Kent Herald. There is truth that Jenny is to be married to a clergyman at Slough ; it is well known that she is ...

... ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE. JENNY LIND. the Efliffjr of the Exeter and Plymouth Gazette. Dear Sir, —For the information of the musical public, we request you will have the kindness to state that unavailing efforts have been made on our part to induce Mdlle ...

... Jenny Lind any gratuitously at Birmingham on Tuesday night, in aid of the food, of the Qu.ff teat town. LWds of 3,000 persons were pr Jen The receipts were £1.300. present, me subterranean passage at Chester has been discovered passing under two the principal ...

... TO JENNY LIND. (On hearing her in the Royal Subscription Rooms, Exeter, Monday, Nov. 13M, 1848J The world has need of such as thee, For its great heart too long Is crusted with the leprosy Of wickedness and wrong ; Then mildly touch it, set it free With ...

... JENNY LIND IN EXETER. Positively the only Place in the County where She will Sing. m/JTESSRS. D. and F. SMITH have the honour to announce that they have succeeded engaging this celebrated Vocalist FOR A GRAND MORNING CONCERT, To be given iv the Subscription ...