... Ardoyue, in tits North of Ireland, where they were In the habit of keeping the anniversary of their lest battle. OF MDLLE. JENNY LIND. Maiicbester, Sept. 1. I laarn that thla lotarooting voeallot and actraoa has boon Mi sod with aaoara iiidiapooition, and ...

... SUSANS A. Tba whispers which announced the preparation of Not*e 4i Figaro this theatre ware realised on Tuesday night, and Jenny Lind appeared In character which she had net been before seen. It much be regretted that the performance did not take piece during ...

... and a quorum of both houses wera present. Sacoao W«sßiaoToa Cokckbt or Jbnrt Liao— Dec. 18.—The roneert this evening of Jenny Lind carried the town by storm. Har first evening thoroughly diffused the contaclon among our citizens. The report (bat she passed ...

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... sod arrivo to London about the Sttb. and that thay do not slag, baa boon annowesd, any iaUrmaduto places.— M. Pott. Mdlla. Jenny Lind appeared Bremen on the nit. Previously aha gave two concerts Gottingen, one of which wee for the benefit of the poor of ...

... TIMBER—vim. Ex General Berry 14,200 pieces Dealt„ Mery Leonard 12,800 „ „ 11.100 „ n W. H. Jenkins 17.000 „ „ Jenny Lind 16,600 „ „ Telegraph 1,200 Memel. »• Delhi 14,100 Deals. Oelle 850 „ Memel. „ Enterprise, Ricbibucto 10,100 ...

... discharge of tlia high and res|M>n»ible duliva iucideuUl to this office has length been made.— FteOoasiP. —Jenny Lind ia at present at Hamburgh, where her succea*. It been elsewhere. unprecedented. Hhe i* engaged from December to March next ...

... HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Oo Thursday night Jenny Lind appeared for th* drat time this season la bar character Maria, OooizctU'e FigUa del Reggxmen'o. Of ell her imper*oaati>>na this ia th* moat thorou/hly characteristic, the mnet certain to charm and drllght ...

... the upper tone* ara forced, which is not unfrequeotly, her intonation beeoo sharp. St. Jamks’s Thratrr.—The world-renowned Jenny Lind. (Medtme Otto Goldschmidt ) and the celrbrated Johanna Wagner, were both present on Tuesday uigbt at this theatre to witness ...

... vout let exrcutez ; comme austi sans doute vot belles et melodieutes vuix inspireront toujours une veritable svmpathie. JENNY LIND. ** Munich, 7 Novembre, 1846.” entire Change of Programme each Evening. ...

... and his situation was so agreeable to hia taates, that It was not until after direct and perso *1 eol.citation from Mdlle. Jenny Lind that concluded to visit the United StaLs, where, he bad none tbe ad captundum talent which is sure of popularity, had no ...

... ** Cricket Polka.” Olga or Princess Walts, *• Adrienne Walt*,’’ Phanton Dauccr* Quadrilles,’* British Aqny Quadrilles.’* Jenny Lind Song—** Farewell, my Fatherland,** *• If 1 Sing mv Ijore,’* Standard Baarcr,” •• M» Heart is on the Rhine,*’ Mona Macre# ...