... the Charter House, on tisa nomination ' of hier M~ajesty ul, E% I D'_~kco~rdulg to a letter from' Berlin of ti the arch, ,Jenny Lind, the celebrated artiste, slipped and sprained her' foot as sue was going up stairs. The King it immediately sent one of ...

... the singiog so-ieties on the Lower Rhine was assigned this year to Aix.la.Chapelle, conducted by Mendelssohn. The famed Jenny Lind was engaged, as also Herr fluertinga, the tenor, from Munich, Herr Con- radio, the baritone, from Frsaikfort, and Herr Hanger ...

... n-Tlhe engagement of Carlovi Grisi, originally for twelve nigitts, is nearly expiring, ad she proceeds forthwith to Dublin. JENNY LIND.-The Vienna manager ef the Wien Thoatre has offered 8,0001. for this vocalist to appear IOU nigh:iia the above theatre, ...

... But Jenny Lind is coming in the flower o her youth to restore nature to its purity, and to con- vince you that music and melody are inseparable. Make the most of your short reign, for the St. Cecilia of Sweden i at band, You thought that Jenny Lind was ...

... e. A composition by Herz, on the pianoforte, was perforined by Mr. Reane with great power and sweetness MuSncrI Goisip.-Jenny Lind isat present at Ham. burgh, where her success, as it has been elsewhere, is un. precedented. She is engaged from December ...

... to give M. Leon Plilet the partition of ' L'Africaine; or, the Prophet,` only on condition that he engages Mademoiselle Jenny Lind for the principal soprano. Judging from the terms which the Ger- man cantatrice is at present receiving, the subscription ...

... as teacherol dancingto the Princess Royal and the Prince of Wales. The Emperor of Austria has conferred on the celebrated Jenny Lind, the title of Singer of the Imperial Chapel. The Marquis of Lanadowne (Lord Pre3ident of the Council) was suffmoiently recovered ...

... circulation for this cheap periodical before many months. From a brief sketch of ' Jenny Lind, the most charming cantatrice of the day, we extract the following:- Jenny-Lind was born on the 9th October, 1820, at Stockholm, where her parents are still residing ...

... 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 ...

... by gas, on Faraday's principle. It had a very excellent effect. HeR MAJESTY's TnEATa,-The enthusiasm for Made- moiselle Jenny Lind does not in the least abate. The house was crowded on Saturday. The same honours were paid to her aria, Quaud je quittai ...

... two Italian operas puts forward the cselaims of the old favourites, Grisi, Persiani, &c., and die- pates the position that Jenny Lind is the greatest singer yet heard in England. We are not in a position to judge of i. the merits of the wonderful centratrice ...

... which in turn was .ucceeded by the Swedish Nightingale waltz, composed ex. pressly for the occasion, on airs selected from Jenny Lind's avourite melodles. At a quarter to twelve oeclock the Queen left the ballroom and was conducted to the lower drawing-room ...