... &view with mu anecdote which is aloes. iogly illustrative el the way is which stories arise end spread el about persons. Jenny Lind, ' gays he, .• is an idol here. A young actress. singer, or drineer, re sure to have plenty of pow; wren itt lose with her ...

... Jess by Groom. and some music from Vogler's Hermann sod Sr. among the works spoken of; awl the uf Madame Viardot, bldlie Jenny Lind, Ds. Liont, aid M. Vicultemps, (a SpaniarJ, • Swede, • Huneariati, and • Belgian!) has Loren commanded. Ti,. expectation ...

... completely host hat gairo.—Gulignewi. tract stale of blood from • enrolee, Had he defended I The celetwated soiesperem, Jenny Lind, who peeper- ilown, ofitiped • hundred in infanticide, be I log lo remit to Berlin. her engseement calledher to- weed I ...

... allotment in eon, i °pea to awl Jiver Lint.—A correspondent ef the World etches thee of this celebrated vocalist It is nof tone Jenny Lind te England. or that Aleyerbeer's Camp ni will Ise productd at Drery.lase. I hare the hem Mey•erbeer somewhet dOoppoint,d ...

... Jenny Linp.—A correspondent of the Musicat World writes thus of this celebrated vocalist :—It is not true that Jenny Lind goes to England, or that Meyerbeer’s Camp of Silesia will be produced at I have the intormation from Meyer- beer himself. Drury Lane ...

... agents. Costs to the amount of 20s. were given in several instances. The musical world is much_interested in a vocalist, Miss Jenny Lind, described as ‘‘ a fresh, healthy young woman,” who is creating quite A sensation at Cologne, and throughout Germany. She ...

... hear at law to John AVood, Esqr.— Worcester Chron. Mdlle. Jenny Lind, Mr. Bunn, and Mr. The rumour that Mr. Bunn had agreed to waive bis claim in respect to the engagement of Mdlle. Jenny Lind is incorrect. It appears that Mr. Bunn went over to Berlin ...

... Cheltenham Examiner. _ JENNY Lism.—The Berlin papers give a curious example of the enthusiasm of the amateurs in that city for Jenny Lind. Although she has appeared some hundreds of times on their stage, and may, just now, be heard every night, yet the public ...

... placing it n its secret hiding place, sewed up one the covers. ,l Lind.—According to a letter from Berlin ot the 27th March, Jenny Lind, the celebrated artiste, slipped and sprained her foot as she was going up stairs. The King immediately sent one of his ...

... JENNY Ltsn.—The CtiMMerCC publishes a private cormspondence from Berlin of the frith ult. whit+ states that Mademoiselle Jenny Lind had sprained her left nude in descending one of the staircases the Grand Opera. majesty had immediately, upon hearing of ...

... issuiting admirably.— Aberdeen Herald. Jenny LrND.—I am doomed to disappointment with respect to the Swedish enchantress, Jenny Lind. Last year when was here, she yvas ayvay. I consoled myself with the reflection, that, she had signed an engagement with ...

... the presence of the Procureur dn Roi. Vienna.—Eight of the principal danseusss Vien noises have returned here to parents. Jenny Lind has just arrived. Pischek leaves for Stutgard for the re-opening of ihe theatre there, and does not visit Lotidon this season ...