... |1 JENNY LIND IN HULL. I At length the people of Hull have had an opportunity of seeing, hearing, and-as a natural consequence-en- thusiistically admiring Jenny Lind. Reports were as contradictory, and rumours as conflicting, respectingithe arrival of ...

... although cer-2 tainly the Norma of Jenny Lind is more true to nature, moreex-a quisitely beautiful, more truly pathetic than those of her predeces- sors. The Norma ?? is as the Richard itt. ?? Keemble-t the Norma of Jenny Lind is as the Richard 111. ?? Kean ...

... PUNIJSOHM'ENT ?-A woman Wvas o convicted recently in Philadelphia of being a common Scold.- .Americane Paper. JENNY LIND.-It is said that Jenny Lind hass been for some time past engaged to be married to a protestant clergy, a maon in Germany, so soon as sho ...

... the mimsistry,- woald I could add of the country also. TROTTING MATCH AGAINST TIME.-TIhL match Ibetween hir. Davis's pony Jenny Lind, and time, came Off 05 e Wednesday the 9th inst., near the Beer Houses, on the fe~erley road. The pony did the two miles ...

... not to contain a seat too many for those who will assemble to listen to them. JENNY LIND AGAIN.-We are happy to be able to announce, on very excellent authority, that Jenny Lind will visit this town again, most probably in December next. She 'Will on that ...

... Thos. Jackso(n, colour merchant have each become asisual subrcribers of ft is. GOOD NEWS To AUsICIANS AND l'L 'Y GOERS. Jenny Lind is announced to appear is an opera at the Theatre Royal, during the summer season, wohich commenrces on f Tuesday next. ...

... sake and that of his audience that his instrument had been in better tune. Altogether the concert passed off admirably. JENNY LIND IN EDINBUICGH.-Nothing can exceed the rapturous enthusiasm with which Jeany Lind has beetn received in Edinburgh. The Sceosanev ...

... kitchen window, broke a pane of glass and forced In the outer frame of the window. JENNY LIND.-The Yorkshire Gazette of Saturday attributes the indisposition of Jenny Lind to the rude . conduct of the populace of Hull oas her arrival. We beg leave to say ...

... said about the motives which induced Jenny Lind to determine to retire from the stage that the following, from a correspondent of the Sjiecataor, will Possibly intereat ithe musical reader:- The history of Jenny Lind's scruples against appesring on the ...

... the gaol to the play-boue. S And, in the world ct prima donnas and ballet girls, the preva- p lent gossip is just now or Jenny Lind. Thic Queen of Si Singers has announced six concerts at Her Majesty's Theatre, si -8nd his not annouiced her intention of ...

... gravity was 10-96. It coetained, in I to parts:- Gold ?? ?? 88.75 Silver ?? ?? 8.88 ?? . ?? , .85 'Siliceous residue ?? Jenny Lind is said to be warmly attached to her native coantry, and to retain sorne of its old-fashioned and ever superstitions observances ...

... London. So that, eltogether~we anticipate a treat surpassing anything of the kind in Hull before or since the memorable Jenny Lind night. Large as she theatre is it ought to be too small to contain those who will fleck on l'.onday night neat to the sole ...