... in rehearsal at the theatre Aneder lViean, and the composer is to repair to Vienna to conduct the performances in person. Jenny Lind and M. Mcyerbcer are expected in Vienna in Msarch. A young and handsome vocalist, Mademoiselle Eiza Maria Kreutzer, daughter ...

... Duke of York, uncle by alliance to King Frederick Wil- tl Haam the Fourth.-Gaezele musicale. U r At the Berlin Concerts Jenny Lind has been delight- ry ing the public by singing Swedish national ballads. At a its the desire of the Emperor of Austria she ...

... operation. Ye And your petitioners will ever pray. U, SENNY LiwD.-According to a letter from Berlin h: of the 27th March, Jenny Lind, the celebrated artiste, hi slipped and sprained her foot as she was going up stairs. The King immediately sent one of his ...

... Majestybpgins tor-egu- I late the fashions of whiskers, he will soon meddle wyitli the a cut of the pantaloons. lite 0hl Jenny Lind, the singer, slipped down a step a ltl hl ago, and sprained her anikle. All Berlin has been ever since , in a state of great ...

... over the amount contributed in the year 1844.- n Manchester Guardian. 3t THE SWEDISI NIGHTING.ALE.-Lately, at Berlin, d Jenny Lind sprained her left anule; whereupon the King y sent to her one of his private surgeons, and a thousand ;o cards were left ...

... would scarcely allow the performer who represented severue to finish his air. At length the expected moment arrived, and Jenny Lind appeared, From her reception it was plain that there was a pre-determination to applaud her with fio-ore. At the end of ...

... stage. Fanny Elssler is perform- e ing at the Karathnerthor Theatre, and is the idol of the Id Viennese, and thefurore for Jenny Lind eontcinuesunal)atede 1- Scribe, the celebrated dramatist, has gout to Italy for the n recovery of his health. y __ ROYAL ...

... Worms de Romily, a Jew, has been recently promoted to the rank of officer of of the Legion Honour. Le JENNY LIND.-It seems certain that Jenny Lind, at present singing at Vienna, intends annulling her engage- - ment at that city, by paying the stipulated ...

... opera from the pen t of Roseini, alter an interral of nearly twenty years, will be a F great fact in the musical world. JENNY LIND.-The Swvedish Nightingale has left _Vienna. She took leave of the public in L a Sonnamn- bula ; and the enthusiasm ...

... says, ''is still entertained of producing ' The Camp of Si- lcsia:. but if this hope is contingent on the appearance of Jenny Lind as the heroine, it seems very unlikely to be realised. The opera of Saturday was The Crasailers, a piece which is thoroughly ...

... termi- nates at Christmas, and it is aussounneed that she is then to go starring for several months ill the proVil-c1 s. Jenny Lind, it is said, is engtsged at Vienna for four months, at the salary of 100,000 francs (4,0001. sterling). .be Dhrama. IIAYMAIMt ...

... Silesia, generously distributed his whole year's salary, amounting to 4801., to the singers and orchestra of the opera. JENNY LIND, who had been singing at Heidelberg, has let that town for Vienna, where she will appear as Tfelcc, in The Cmanp in Silesia ...