... JENNY LIND. have seen it in print, and have heard it asserted, that Jeuny owes of her fame to the press. In one j sense this true. matter what might have been her , talents and acquirement* —even had the genius and rnehant- i in ' attribute* which legendary ...

... JENNY LIND. are happy understand, that the Grand Concerts, which this celebrated artiste will appear in our city, on I lie and 23d inst., are progresses most tavourahlv; not only regards the sale of tickets, but the accommodation for the public in St ...

... JENNY LIND. Our contemporary, John Bull, says—Jenny Lind continues the great object of attraction at this flier Majesty's] theatre. The general I riosity to see and hear Iter is unabated ; and, provided this curiosity is gratified, the public appears ...

... JENNY LIND. We have great pleasure in informing onr readers, that the negotiation which last week stated to going with Jenny Lind, for the purpose of inducing that accomplished vocalist visit Norwich, has been brought to a successful termination. Mr. ...

... Jenny Lind. Receiving the Address of Thanks from the Mayor of Norwich at the Bishop's Palace, Jan. 24fi, 1849. It was not in her native tongue the thanks and blessings came, Else had the Syren's prompt reply breathed forth her bosom's flame j But tears ...

... Jenny Lind. ni'ck* n?o stated, that Mr. had ml visit lie l Stales Aiiifiica. lit i* now confirmed, the ;»iracte'i-tic Ic*ter, which appeared in the AYir «#i/» Utrultl; ami which, have doubt, will »>'• i:iter« nut rc*der«. whom the t'air »ong.strt will ...

... JENNY LIND. As tl. ...

... Jenny Lind in Norwich. «• veil sn: once more hope to receive vi»il from the Swedish Nightingale, and revel again iv the delightful enjoyment which we hive, other occasions, derived from listening In i mellifluous and enchanting strains. A», lur great ...

... Jenny Lind at Liverpool. The engagement of Mademoiselle Jenny I sing at two concerts in Liverpool previous to her departure lor America, caused an excitement i which the musical annals of that town can find no parallel. The presence of Jenny Lind gave ...

... Jenny Lind Infirmary. On Monday, meeting of the friends and sup porters of this Charity was held at the Guildhall, the purpose of promoting the establishment of an in gtitution for sick children. • The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop presided, am among those ...

... JENNY LIND INFIRMARY. The general annual meeting of this charity took place the Infirmary last Wednesday; the Mayor (C. E. Tuck, Esq.), presided. Mr. H. Haxhell, the honorary secretary, read the reports of the Committee of Management and Medical Staff ...

... manner. He then called upon the honorary secretary (Mr. H. Hansell), to read the following reports:— The committee of the Jenny Lind Infirmary for Sick Children are happy in being able this year to offer a report in which the financial statement bears rather ...