... JENNY LIND. Madame Otto o.l.lerbmi It (•• Jamey Lind I Irons neyeist , ctor bar removal troso Lanion to country. Month. itinot ! re t hvo lore d lisr lor at• Um though Madams boo beaa for 0 cis to al b^alth. It ts toprt by so.ore lay cot fi• aro to N ...

... cabaletta, “A confession si ardente,” which was sung to by Jenny Lind and Gerdoni. Altogether itmay be said that the performance of Thursday night wes a grand triamph, but that it was a of Jenny Lind, and not of Donizetti. Tharedey being the birthday, the ...

... JENNY LIND. Robinson and bussell have the honour to announce that among their present Stock of Piano-Fortes they have to offer Two Instruments specially selected for the above di-tingnisbed Artistenamely, a ROSEWOOD BICHORD-GRAND of Buoad- and Sons, had ...

... JENNY LIND The Swedish Nightingale is creating quite terrilic sensation here. Crowds of distinguished visitors throng her /erces at the Irving House. Generals in the army, Wallstreet merchants, even orthodox churchmen, who denounce everything theatrical ...

... JENNY LIND. *U7'E beg most respectfully submit the moet beautiful assortment Dress Waistcoats for Opera, add state that every portion of Gentlemen's Dress, either morning or evening; also Ladies* Riding Hahila, in the moat fashionable manner. O. MACDONA ...

... JENNY LIND. It i. atatad now that Nlgbting.l. mil ri.it mr prorincial city Dublio. ara. howarar. to pay pretty bigb for her condeecensioo. ...

... JENNY LIND. WE beg most respectfully to submit the most beautiful assortment of Dress Waistcoats for the state that every portion of Gentlemen's Dress, morning evening; as also Ladies* Riding Hsbits^Mf duccd in the most fashionable manner. ft G. MACDONA ...

... JENNY LIND. The following Isttsr has been addressed by the Swedish Nightlngale” to Mr. Bunn, Iccsve of lb* Drury-lan* Theatre, in rtfcvenc* old standing agreemen', that she should make hrr first appearance In London at the Drury-lan* Theatre. She I* anxious ...

... JENNY LIND. The following letter has * been addressed Mr. , (Translation.) •‘Vienna, Feb 28, l*4 ...

... JENNY LIND. beg most respectfully to submit the moat f f beautiful Assortment of Dress Waistcoats for Op“ra, and state that every portion of Gentlemen’s Dr*s, either for .Morning or Evening, as also Ladies’ bits, are produced in the most fashionable manner ...

... JENNY LIND. Prices A itnissiou - Lowe- Private Box—i (to bo'd lour), I Is ; Upper Private Boses, bol four), . Boxe->, ; Pit. Is Lower Gnlier.-, *»d ; Galiery, -id. Second Price Nine o'CUckoxev ; pit. fid. I Y M. J. BLOOM, nobokon Dentist, Begs inform ...

... JENNY LIND. This extravagantly-puffed cantatrice has been attacked by illness at Manchester. On her appearance on Saturday and Monday the bouse was only partially filled, owing to the exorbitant charges—the prices being raised 700 per cent. An immense ...