... government vessel, the S. Sebaotiano. JENNY LINDP. (Front Iie New York Daily Tribune of Sept. 6.) NEw ARtRANGEHEN n3ETWEEN JENNY LIND AND in BA-UNtUo.-MOVEMiENTS 0or THE NIGHIO~NGALE.-Last night a the particulars of a new contract were ratified by Mr. r ...

... was announced to be £9 14s. 7d. a JENNY LIND'S BROTHER.-It will be interesting t to many of our readers to lear, that last week John Lind, mariner, of Stocklholm, son of Hans Lind, schoolmaster, and J brother of Jenny Lind, the Swedish Nightingale, was ...

... E and in aheavy sea, on the 16th nit., when she was the C means of saving the crew of five mern 8mm the brigantine e. Jenny Lind, of Whitehaven, stranded on the rocks off a Ballywvalter. The sum of £!12 ls. Od. was also granted 84 to pay the expenses ...

... the horrors of another campaign in eululand. On Saturday the'grave closed over the remains of Sir George Macfarren and of Jenny Lind, the one laid L to rest in Hampstead Cemetery and the other at Great ELalvern. It was only most 'fitting that 'the Dean ...

... relief cases. th ey A ro- asn 1o JENXNY Lnen's LAST SONG IS EN,;LANsD.-Cn ille Monday evening, June 30tb, at Exeter-hall, Jenny Lind 6oot will slig her lest snosy in England.-Muosicril W1-orld. Oin SUPPRESSION OF BAL MASQUES AT DsUsRY-LaYE. Ecers, At the ...

... to be given in connec.oni with it. In our musical column yesterday it was stated that Mrs. Raymond M1aude, a daughter of Jenny Lind. had. set to music tvwelve little songs from Mdr. William I Carston's Invisible Playmate.' We are asked to I point out ...

... steam ship Atlantic, aried at is I Liverpool on Wednesday morning with 120 passengers, In. Wel eluding Madame Goldsmidth (Jenny Lind) and her husband. the Daring the greater part of the passage she was confined to Poo her berth by indisposition.t a The ...

... kind of distinctioni ,to be able to say, ' We went to New York to bear ir .Jenny Lind ?? Some sanguine people 'calculate' R - that she will clear a million of dollars. R Jenny Lind and her manager are said to have v Chad one misunderstanding. On the night ...

... opera, The Gipsy's Warning, which was followed by The Brides of Venice and IIThe Crusaders. In 1860 he accompanied Jenny Lind on her visit to America. In 1869 and 1860 he conducted Italian opera at Drury-lane and Her Majesty's. He was knighted in ...

... -the last two years.-Globe. v JENN-Y LucrD.-The Daily; Nb-os Rotterdain cor-- ?f respondent- writes r-Meadame, Goldemidt (Jenny Lind-) Al ~'and lies, husband linte givin two or. three concerts in Am- sit-t 0st-ordain, end to-users-ow (Tuesday) evenisin ...

... This was combatted by Sir Fred. Gore Ousely, Professor of Pals it Music, who proposed an amendment, which was carried.- is Jenny Lind has forwarded a donation of £10 to the funds 3IT is of the Royal British Female Orphan Asylum, Devonport ; Yon t. and has ...

... LS5 band on the 20th of October. Exhaustion from severe sick- rt- ness at sea is stated to have been the cause of death. JENNY LIND AT LFEDS.-Arrangements are being Isk already made in Leeds, for a concert to be given at the Musi c-hall, by Madame Goldschmidt ...