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... seriously toheart k war : fell dangerouslyill. Lord Westmoreland having by this time become Of his son's passion for the lovely Jenny Lind, waited himself upon and personally solicited her to make his son happy by becoming e ' assuring her that the desired marriage ...
... third son of Lord West- moreladid, English Ambassador, at Berlin, became passionately fond of the celebrated cantatrice, Jenny Lind. As thefair ar- tist appeared insensible to the love of the yoting Noble ILord, Westmoreland hsimself waited' upon her, ...
... —The third son of Lord Westmoreland, English Ambassador at Berlin, became passionately fond of the celebrated cantatrice, Jenny Lind. As the fair artist appeared insensible to the love of the young noble, Lord Westmoreland himself waited upon her, and informed ...
... third son of tbe Earl of Westmorland, English Ambassador at Berlin, became passionately fond of the celebrated cantatrice Jenny Lind. As the fair artist appeared insensible to the love of the young nobleman, the Earl himself waited upon her, and informed ...
... richest and noblest chefs- d touvre of-the Creator. the example of Aidile. Scheclmer has not, it appears, struck Mdlle. Jenny Lind with any salutary terror - if what is re- ported is true, that this cantatrice, the object of so mush lov and fanaticism ...
... supported by Fanny Elssler, who dances nightly in Ferret’s charming divertissement, Le Delire d'un Peintre. Berlin. —Mdue. Jenny Lind, the privna donna of the New Opera House, has left for Stockholm. The last concert given this artiste before her departure ...
... the Earl of Westmoreland, English Ambassador at the Court of Prussia, had become so violently smitten with the charms of Jenny Lind, the prißci|Md ekamUnte at the Grand Opera of that city, that had offered her, in honourable marriage, his hand, heart, ...
... remember in the concerts at Paris. HAMauansuti.-Jenny Lind, the Swedish nightingale, like a true harbinger of Spring, has arrived among us. She was welcomed with an almost delirious enthusiasm. Jenny Lind is a chaste and pure melodist ! the personification ...
... lurking beneath those hopes that a war between Great Britain and the repudiating Confederation cannot be long staved off. Jenny Lind is still at Hamburg enchanting the lovers of song, and attracting vast num- bers of visitors from Holstein and Mecklenburg ...
... tba sons of of Westmoreland, tbe Engiitb Ambassador tbs Court of Pruasis. bad become violently smitten with tbe charms of Jenny Lind, (be principal .a.’.i.Mcer «n* Grand Opera of tnat city, bad offered her, in honourable marriage, bis band, heart, name ...
... fact the only prima donna of any merit they possess. Hamburg. —The Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin has engaged Mdlle. Jenny Lind for two evenings, in which she is to appear in the theatre of the Court. Immediately after, this admirable cantatrice is ...
... flight for London. Fanny Ellsler is Vienna. Berlin. —The example of Mdlle. Schechner has not, it appears, struck Mdlle. Jenny Lind with any salutary terror ; if what is reported is true, that this cantatnce, the object of so much fanaticism at Berlin ...