... Murphy, Mansfield, Ac. The Puppy Stakes of sovs each, towards expemea ; first to dravr £-24 ; second £l3. Mr. Roper’s blk b Jenny Lind beat Mr. Galvray’s rd b Young Sham. Mr. Smith’s rd Waitinpmaid beat Mr. Maurice Quill’s brd b Trinket. Mr. FoleyN hlk b ...

... hands of Jenny Lind alone has it su(cceded il becoming popular. Walh Jeniy Lind to perseate tile heroine, the I igilia becamif a triumph ; but it was the ?? of Jenny Lind, not of Donzetti. Trie peculiarity of, formance which marks Jenny Lind's coilception ...

... present. Mr. and Mr*. Harris are on their way to Stockholm, where they will spend their honeymoon and probably the autumn. Jenny Lind may expected to re-appear in several concert*, if not regular operas, before the cloae of the present aeon. Her pending ...

... that' how different was Alboni's peculiar walk-of artistic talent from; that which gave lifeland spirit 'to the Figlia of Jenny Lin-d, she would give to the character another complexion, equally lovely, and endow it with graces, peculiar to her own style ...

... MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND'S CONCERT. Tie concert in the Rotundo on Saturday night presented Jenny Lind in a somewhat new oharacter-simply that of a vocalist-unaided by the accessories of dramatic costuire and scenic effect, yet she was attractive and delightful ...

... of Mdile. Jenny Lind. Rut the most important fact Is, that never was expectation so gloriously realised. Surrounded the highest aristocracy of the land sat the whole of the Royal Family, Including the two Queens. The reception of Jenny Lind was moat ...

... goring the troproventent made In set Jean by that gent artist, hignor Colettt.— MANCIIEBTER. V J NT the occasion of Bindle. Jenny Lind. visit places will be secured by ticket to all pane of the hone, the prices being—dyne circle. one guinea and ••helf, dress ...

... the Kotuudo, on Monday evening, the concert being for his benefit In the course of the evening he sang a new senes «t the Jenny Lind Swedish Melodies, which, well as his performance the pianoforte, were rapturously encored. celebrated music in Muchtth also ...

... THEATRE ROYAL-JENNY LIND. Tuesday evening Jenny Lind appeared as Maria, La Figlia Del Regimento, and in that charactar took leave of a Dublin audience, previous to her departure from Ireland. The house was full, and tbe applause with which she was greeted ...

... and won before easily. Match—B4 sovs. each. On# mile. Mr. Turpin's eh. m. Jenny Lind. 4 yre.. Bat. 1 Wynne) ..I Mr Grace's h. m. Water Witch. Doyle, jun.) Batting— 6 to Jenny Lind. J>*nny Lind mads most of the running, and woo assy. Belling Stakes of 4 ...

... Country, and Foreign Journals. H E LADY’S NEWSPAPER of SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1847, Price Gd., ST Contains full-length Portrait of S JENNY LIND Alice. ' The Debut ! Th« Reception ! ! Illustrations —Grand Fancy Fair of the Orphan Working School, patronised her Majesty; ...

... reality. We went expecting to be disappointed—but to be dimppointed In Jenny Lind is ionposiitle. No nannies nett convey—no antimony her peculiar excelienctes. Ile •ho heart and on. Jenny Lind for the grit urns acquire. • new idea. It is totally to • notion ...