... THE EMPORIUM , 100, GRAFTON.STRiET. , Where may be seen—The Queen's Welcome;theroln. Tanta, Egyptain, Jenny Lind, Marie Louise, Sir Walter Scott, Loch Laggan. &c.; also, the Argyle, 42nd, Gordon, Stuart, MacDonald, and all the various Clans. The Propri ...

... full elselr—Mentiel•eohut air. • Let the bright seraphim.' Mademoiselle Jean, Lind: Trumpet Obligate, Sampson i Handel). Jenny Lind'e mediatory a: the concert were the Misses Mr. Lackey. and Mr. Whitworth. The orchestra, under the leadenhip of Mr. Seymour ...

... (thank Heaven not in Ireland). the more remn.e blackgnard.sm. Fielding may not be too harshly judged. It is asserted ,h,t Jenny Lind the Swedish nigh,ini will shortly appear the English stage. _ g Many thousands o P lobsters have lately been imported Railway ...

... hard cash. Great efforts are being made to reconcile the President of the Republic and M. Thiers, but as yet without avail. Jenny Lind has arrived in Berlin, and sang the at Potsdam. ...

... service In India, has heen appointed one of that secretaries of the Bowl or Control, in Ow place of Mr. Wise, who has resting& Jenny Lind went to Norwich on Saturday, with the kind of singles at two concert. for the betwit of churches of the city. she um hoepltably ...

... very cordially received.— Globe. Jenny Lind. —The performances in aid of the Mendelssohn scholarships attracted an immense crowd on Friday night at Exeter Hall, the main feature of the attraction being Mdlln. Jenny Lind, who, ever ready to lend her aid ...

... never witnessed such a scene of enthusiasm ci as that displayed last (Tuesday) night on the occasion of he fir Mademoiselle Jenny Lind's debut as Alice in an Italian te version of Robert ie Diable. In the first place, there was the crowd outside the Thea ...

... as Amina ‘The Sou- nambula always interesta the audience, but on Saturday that interest amounted to complete absorption. Jenny Lind was greeted on her appearance with warm applause, and in the opening of the opera there was a frequent tendency to interrupt ...

... soda deputy lieutenant fur the county of Kildare. THEATRE ROYAL-JENNY LIND. geturday evening witnessed a repetition of the unprecedented crush and exc.tement of the Seat night of Jenny Lind'. engage. amt—fa upon that evening ebe appeared in the character ...

... all flown as the flowers have faded. Bouquets were getting scanty, and scarce one was to be had to fling at the feet of Jenny Lind on her farewell ap- pearance. But now comes our band of veritable Thespians, for whom (should they deserve it) the laurel ...

... MUSICAL INTELLIGICNCE. Daring the stay of Jenny Lind In Cha.tenturn, he Indneed to visit the eaten* city of Gloucester. and while there mutinied itt•lnir at the cathedral. So great was the eseittmeirt ..used Istisabitents at the knowtedge of llNutrients ...

... mind touched for a moment by divinest inspiration, and then as left prostrate. ‘The cavatina, so beautifully rendered by Jenny Lind, “ Ancor non Giunse,” we may quote as an example, as also the du- etto passage between Luey and Edgar, “ Verrano a te sull’ ...