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... important promise for the coming musical season, visit from M. Meyerbeer, accompanied hy his new-found treasure, Mdlle, Jenny Lind, —to superintend the production of some his operas at Drury lane. And the return of M. Moscheies and .Mdlle, Schloss, the ...
... 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 ...
... conduct in making their demand. The present terms are £3 a month. A great calamity has befallen the city of Berlin —Madlle. Jenny Lind has sprained her ankle ! All the capital is in commotion. The King immediately sent his own surgeon to attend the sufferer ...
... does not capture Abd-el-Kader the very day it falls due, we will pay the amount and costs ourselves.— Punch. Lately Berlin, Jenny Lind sprained her left ancle'; whereupon the King sent to her one of his private surgeons, and 1000 cards were daily left at ...
... gentleman the watch-box was down upon them with his cannister while they were in this humour, I promise you. Jenny Lind.—Xt last Jenny Lind has been beard, an d visitors to Aix-la-Chapelle have had a fair opportunity judging of her talents. Alas, what ...
... Mondolesobnl had taken lils seat at the piano and every eye and car were fixed on him and her. Tho flrnt psasgoe sting by Jenny Lind convinced the strangers that nature not art had given her the perfection of ill voices. She burat out into one of these ...
... of Herr Pischek, the great German singer, is a most remarkable effort of pluck and perseverance—worthy of the Bunn-and-Jenny- Lind era. Jenny is called the Swedish Nightingale, but Pischet is the real German Bird Paradise. His notes represent gold. Mr ...
... two each day, and travelling every inorning by railroad, post stages, &c. He is in excellent health, strength, and voice. Jenny Lind will positively appear at her Majesty's Theatre the first night after Easter, notwithstanding the many unfounded and co ...
... perpetrated tbe following : As the great struggle going between rival operas seems to have for its main object the enticement of Jenny Lind to one other of the houses, the contest may be termed the Battle of Wooing- Lind-in (Hoenlinden). We are happy to state ...
... principal mercantile hou J immediately advanced a sum of 200,000 francs with 1 dispatched M. L. Fontaine, jun., to * nthe Jenny Lind has finally arranged to come to Lo„do , her Majesty's Theatre, Mr. Lnmley giving against all actions for breach of contract ...
... years' arrears due of his annuity. The Princess is to have the title of Duchess of Mascali, and to be received at Court. Jenny Lind.—Mr. Lumley is now on his way to Munich to meet this celebrated vocalist and bring her to London. Cardinal Pell.—The Bishop ...
... George Sand ; John Pounds, the Founder of the Ragged Schools, amongst his Scholars; Coming Spring, a Landscape; Portrait of Jenny Lind. The Literary Articles are by the following writers: —John A. Heraud ; Silverpen ; R. H. Home, Author of Orion; Elihu ...