... JENNY LIND. FRIOM PAWSEVS LADIES' EA IIONAMLX9 REPOSITORY. Written after heart op Jentsy Lind in St. Andrew's Hall, Norwich, pre'ious to her leating England. She stood amidst a brilliant throng, Calm in her conscious power, The young, unrivalled queen ...

... TO JENNY LIND. After LORD BYRON'S Lutes to THOMAS MOORE, MY shirts are packed and pinned Within my sac de nuit; But before I go, Miss Lind, Here's a double health to thee. Here's my cap for showery weather, And my bat for sunshine gay, And my collars ...

... JENNY LIND. It is stated now that the Swedish Nightingale will visii our provincial city of Dublin. are, however, to paj pretty high for her condescension. PUBLIC WORKS (IRELAND). Return, showing the average daily number of person? employed on relief ...

... JENNY LIND The Puldie are respectfully informed that the Slow Office null open on Thursday and Friday next, July 15 and 16, from eleven two o'clock each when seats may be secunst for any of the four operas, in any part of the theatre.—No money will be ...

... JENNY LIND. «f the Ssedtsh late. Whom Queen and prines admire, Thera's many does eney thy pipe Which brings wondrous hire. Thou might haw .eld thy Angel voles At aomenhat lower rale. And given the poor chance to hear At weal rich sad great. But still ...

... JENNY LIND. E BARBER. 15, ASTON’S-QUAT, has had con• signed to him, for Sale, Four Splendid MUSICAL BOXES, performing Selections of the best AirsjwqnAhe Operas •• Puritani.** '* S->nnambula,” Masanisllßr derslla, fcc.. &c. 2to Airs each Box. S / A Stock ...

... JENNY LIND. -•.-- This annespil.hsd appeared fee time at her Marety's Theatre am Tonne ereslas. m a i nly war presort, ad crowd if modhers wee greet. Mademoiselle Jemmy Used appeared. asked c a e s. garb. TM Eberle engirded displayed • of truly arsoadise ...

... written expressly for Jenny Lind by Balfe, in which that composer appears to nave exerted all bit powers in order to place difficultiea in ber way; for music comprised the most intricate passages, and perhaps singer, except Jenny Lind herself, could surmount ...

... JENNY LIND. TIE LANGUAGE SONG,—The celebrated CANZONA, sung with so much eclat by Jeen7 Liod, lo Donhaetti's opera, La Figlia del Neal- Metto, with an Accompaniment for the Pianoforte, by Charles H Purday, and embellished with the only some* Likeness ...

... JENNY LIND TllK WORLD of SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, will contain the Music and English Words of the celebrated SONG OF THE REGIMENT, and an exquisite PORTRAIT OF JENNY LIND, expressly takej/and engraved for this Journal. yr The receipt of Six Postage Stamps ...

... JENNY LIND. now turn bark to the year 1840. One day, the hotel which I lived in Copenhagen, I saw the name of Jenny Lind amoug those of tbe strangers from Sweden. I was aware at that time that she was the first singer Stockholm. had been that same yeer ...

... JENNY LIND MOU.K. Jewv l.ivo, the nizhlinfrale,*' — the •.w eetest -Inzer in the world —made in Her Maje-tv'» TIK-ulrc, Tueidiiv evening, and far, fur ►ur|io«~ed tin- highest aiitiei|utlun-> that i-ould have lain (unite-l In-r jiowen. The neighbaorhood ...