... JENNY LIND AT BRISTOL. The consimenation so long nud so 1devoutly wished has been attained, thle sweet aud thrilling notes of the 11wediesh Nightin- gale have resounded in our city, and the question which every one puts to his neighbour, is nto longer ...

... JENNY LIND AND TH1IE SOMNAMBULIST. To the Editor of The Bristol ifercury. Park-street, Bristol. Sem-The paragraphs which have appeared in different PIprIs5 giving 11an accoulitof tile extraordinaryphenomenf of mes llerls as wvitnessed by Mdlle. Jenny ...

... OF JENNY LIND. OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS. Mademoiselle Jenny Lind made her debut at her Majesty's Theatre on Tuesday, aud has surpassed-far surpassed-the highest expectations that could have been formed of her powers. So highly had Jenny Lind's musical ...

... retuirnedtoow, the rest of the ?? ceompany remain- hu Ig to partake of a cold collation, which was spread in a spa- ,denos tent. JENNY LIND.-TheSwedishNightingale reappeared in opers, for five nights only, at her ?? Theatre on Thurs- day week, when she sustained ...

... rejoined ties vitness. That's a nailer 1 exclaimed a voice in the gallery, JENNY LIND AND T'E STUDENTS.-At a certain German town last autumn there was a tremendous fueror about Jenny Lind, who, after driving the whole place mad, left it on her travels early ...

... nor less than washing yourself P Well,' rejoined the judge, ,it is open to that oh- jectlon.`-.Amei'ianlpaPer. JENNY LiND.-In Jenny Lind we see realised our ideal of the Teutonicimaid. Shleis the loving, earnestecreature Germian an. thors so delight ...

... leave of publie life. At Dublin the fitros' consequent on Peralanibs fare- well visit lies been unprecedented, save by the Jenny Lind engagement, and we doubt not that it will be the same in thes different provincial towns in which she Will appear; the more ...

... ease, and introducing a 5, shake teiarcei lees telling th an the famous embellishment to hi ~'whose bird-lilce character Jenny Lind is indebted for bet,' sea- ~:brigiet of the SwedishX ightingale.2' Although not comprsed f's Iti h rgamine, Mis yes obligingly ...

... a cargo of salt, the produce of Worolstcrshlce for a , foreign pa : . The BdLooler-On of Tuesday ?? the mar. 1 riage of Jenny lind to M&r. Harris as having taken plate at Bath on Thursday weok. Mr. H: is a native of the city; and there he an M Mrs. 7arris ...

... to take his farewell for the season last evening (Friday). Jenny Lind, tie artiste pael e.cellence, intended to be present to witness Mr. Macready's performance of King Lear. VISoT OF JENNY LIND TO MANCHESTERi.-The an- nouncement of the engagement of the ...

... that they might be exported to Europe, which is principally supplied from the Levant. THE SwEDaSm NIGorTINGALE.-To call Jenny Lind tile Swed- ish Nightingale, is a compliment to the bird, which will put an additional feather in his cap-or, we should rather ...

... nditity.. I Last week, says the Edin6urgh Register, 4 a frolic . some sprig of the aristocracy (Lord ?? raised I 3 of 'Jenny Lind,' in respect to some young person in the street who was immediately so persecuted by the over intense hos of the citizens ...