... Jenny Lind. A sale of the contents 1. Moreton-gardens, Tho Boltons, recalled memorjr the M . rae the Swedish Nightingale,” and her husband Otto Goldschmidt. Among tbo itans sold were l®ttor »n French dated April. 1849, from tho Duke of Wellington to Madame ...

... JENNY LIND. The following letter from this great artist sets at rest the question of her coming to England. Cett-cinly the enormous sum she sacrifices to satisfy an honourable scruple, after the opinion delivered by the Law Officers of the Crown, as to ...

... MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND. (from our correspondent.) Brighton, Monday, August 23.— 1 have just returned from a concert at the Town-hall, at which the charming Jenny Lind has enraptured her hearers. Your readers are already aware of the extraordinary interest ...

... JENNY LIND IN AMERICA W e learn from the Aew York Tribune of the 6th instant that, upon the sth, the particulars of a new contract were ratified by Mr. Barnum and Mdlle. Lind. By this agree- ment, which supersedes all former contracts, the sum of $1,000 ...

... PAGANINI AND JENNY LIND. Until the Jenny Lind mama left ever immeasureable distance, Pagamni obtained ir_'t-r -i ! had ever before been received in modem times. He .„.. with a prodigious nourish of trumpets tinenta reputation, anil a few persona] legends ...

... JENNY LIND AT WORCESTER Worcester, Saturday. — We mentioned recently that, in | consequence of the disappointment expressed by the public J oi this city and county at Mdlle. Lind's non appearance at I the ?? festival of the three choirs, held here in ...

... MDLLE. JENNY LIND. Birmingham, Friday.—The Lind Concert, in aid of the funds of the Queen's Hospital (.established by Professor Sands Cox), a valuable auxiliary to the general hospital, took place last night. Long before the hour announced for the ...

... JENNY LIND IN DUBLIN. Mademoiselle Lind made her first appearance before a Dublin audience on Mond.iy evening, and was rapturously received. The following critique appears in Saunders ot Tuesday morning:— Thbatre Royal.—The scene that the theatre and ...

... MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND. No answer has been returned by Mr. Bunn to the pro- position of Mdlle. Jenny land's solicitor, as will be seen by the following letter :— (Copy.) 9, Chancery-lane, March 19,1847. Sir—l am still waiting for the answer to my ...

... MARRIAGE OF JENNY LIND. A special license for the performance of the marriage c.remony of this gifted lady was obtained by Mr. Harris, at Doctors' Commons, on Saturday last; but, of course, hat circumstance affords no clue te the period at which the | ...

... MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND. • London, March IS: Mademoiselle— l have received, through the hands of Mr, Lumley 's solicitor, a copy of a letter with your signature, dated Vienna, the 28th ultimo, and before I reply to the offer you have therein made I must ...

... JENNY LIND AT LIVERPOOL iKROM A CORBI-SPONOEN-1.) The first of these long and eagerly anticipated festival* came orf on Friday night in the splendid new hall of the Philharmonic Society. There were upwards of three thousand persons present, including ...