... ROYAL—ITALIAN OPERA The anxiety with which the lovers of song, in our own country have awaited the advent of Mademoiselle Jenny Lind to our metro. politan, was, perhaps, never equalled, certainly never surpassed Last night that anxiety was destined to be ...

... Lind was accompanied by the following letter from ber solicitor :— “ Chancery-lane, March 13. am instructed by Mademoiselle Jenny Lind to hand you the enclosed copy of a fetter from that lady at Vienna, the original of which remains in my hands for your ...

... respecting the engagement of Jenny Lind for this country, that justice to the gifted Berlin prima donna, and to the of Drury-lane Theatre, exacts the publication of the facts which we are enabled to supply. At the period that Jenny Lind appeared in ber only original ...

... Birmingham, took place on Thursday week last, and added another leaf to the triumphant chaplet which graces the brow of Mddle. Jenny Lind On this occasion, in Manchester and London, the Nightingale” exerted her glorious talents gratuitously in the sacred cause ...

... ** Cricket Polka.” Olga or Princess Walts, *• Adrienne Walt*,’’ Phanton Dauccr* Quadrilles,’* British Aqny Quadrilles.’* Jenny Lind Song—** Farewell, my Fatherland,** *• If 1 Sing mv Ijore,’* Standard Baarcr,” •• M» Heart is on the Rhine,*’ Mona Macre# ...

... ; the Boa Office. 137 N w MUSI C. JUST BLISHED, SONGS. Odo not aean Jdlbs Bcbboict. Now joy thw. Erin. J. Tekpletov. •• Jenny Lind. Knicht end the Ladr. Tbxplp.tob. They hare welcomed me again. Where there’* will, there'* a way. QUADRILLES. Miliiatre ...

... 2 1 Mr. Preter’s gr m Bracelet, aged, 101b 2 1 3 Mr. Power’s br h Mayboy, aged,9st 12lb 4 3 2 Mr. O’Brien’s b m Jenny Lind, aged, 9st 3dist. Five others started but were distanced in the first heat. First heat—Lord Waterford’s Cheroot was ...

... this city for several years. Anfong the leading inlets who bee already shined agreement. a •ladle. Albonl. who divided with Jenny Lind the enihuslann of the London and continental musleal circles; )(die. embed, ladle. A Corbori. Mr. Sims Res, a . Signor Hartolint ...

... extensive employment, and his loss will be much felt by the labouring class in the neighbourhood Moylough.— Tuain Herald. Jenny Lind Norwich.—The two concerts at which Mdlle. Lind assisted during the week in this city produced the handsome some of 1,859 ...

... available seat ea. oCespled. At the clam of the open. Jena, called fur, and loud were the coongratulatlons she received. Jenny Lind appeared on Mon•lay night in &Mors opera of La Sonnasibuln. The house wee donee') crowded, and many could not obtain admission ...

... brewery, Tuesday, by falling Irom the top of one the vats. We regret to bear that the Right Rev. Dr. Magma u unwell. . Jenny Lind exhibited diamond, value 6,000!, at Lord Lieutenant's dinner party Tuesday last.—L»««cric* Chronicle. , r It i« generally ...

... great graiffication we are enabled to once to oar reed.., that the great obstacle to the appearance ID this country of Jenny Lind ha been removed, and that there now be no remonable doubt as to her debut Ling made at Drury • lane Theatre in due cower ...