... arrangements. This, however, we I.ay add, that Jenny Lind will poritioel appear at Her Majesty's Theatre on the second week in April. (Copy) ' 9, Chancery-lane, March 13. iSir,-? am instructed by Mdlle. Jenny Lind to hand you the enclosed copy of a letter ...

... and with their best wishes for her future welfare and happiness.-Manchester, January 1st, 1849. JENNY LIND AT BIRMINGRAM.-On Thursday the 28th ult., Jenny Lind's gratuitous concert, for the benefit of the Queen's Hospital, took place. The interest excited ...

... JENNY LIND IN NORWICH. The visit of the Swedish Nightingale to this city has been the chief subject of conversation for soote weeks past, and her concerts have been looked forward to with muchl pleasurable anticipation Her generous offer to sing at two ...

... JENNY LIND AND HIGH PRICES. We hope that we shall not be accused of casting the slightest reflection upon the Swedish Nightingale as a songstress and as a lady of unblemished cha. racter and private worth, when we declare, that she makes, or endeavours ...

... an article that appeared in your excellent print of Sunday last, with the above heading, to draw your attention to the es Jenny Lind steamboat, plying between London and Margate at reduced fares. I think, sir, with great deference to your renowned gallantry ...

... ninithinking and the unun- itiated.' Th old tub in 'question was.registeied- the Sir William Wallace, she is nowv called te' Jenny Lind; sbe h'ais reduced the fares to 3s. 6d. and ?? 6d., inclusive of the' mistalien and heavy -dues ?? Margate pier, while ...

... and resembles the practice of usury, taking from the infatuated or the necessitous what they cannot afford. But what is JENNY LIND going to do this season ? If she has got money enoi gh, let her exercise her privilege of singing or not sing- ing as she ...

... part of the Government may, even at the eleventh hour, save all the horrors which now threaten long distracted Ireland. JENNY LiND.-We cannot refuse ourselves the pleasure of recording a generous and truly charac- teristic act of this exquisite singer ...

... a fair Swede, like Jenny Lind, is singing at this place with brilliant success in the principal rdle of La Sonnambula. The local journals go so far as to pre- dict, that she one day will rival her popular country. woman, Jenny Lind. The pauvre infant ...

... presidency of the Duke of Montrose. V1ENNA.-Eight of the principal danseases Viennoises have returned here to their parents. Jenny Lind has just arrived. Pischek does not visit London this ?? are sorry to hear it, but who the - is Pi chek?-ED. bEA.] The tone ...

... business of the country get on so slowly? Because it travels by a Par- liamentary train.-Puech. HER MAJESSTY s THEATRE. - If Jenny Lind will return to the disconsolate subscribers, her late absence will be forgiven ; and any number of bouquets bestowed, She ...

... termination. WE believe a conceit took place, last Monday, at Exeter Hall, supposed to be for the benefit of Mr. Balfe, at which Jenny Lind gratuitously sang. Through want of courtesy, by mistake, or purposely, the usual admit- tance was noot received at our office; ...