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... Author of The Green Bushes, witk the most | brilliant sc-nery. Roars of laughter at the new Opera Buffo | Sketch, called JENNY LIND; aud the laughable Farce of I SHOCKING EVENTS. i BY COMMAND.— PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY, Hanover-square Rooms.— Programme of ...
... part or not in the management. Ad- i ?? Mr. Boy s. No. 3. Abchurch-lane. City. LAJiY'S NEWSPAPER of SATURDAY, .'• mtains-.— Jenny Lind in London— The Queen and ■ * -New Entrance tothe British Museum (illustrated)— ■ lerica— Modern Heroines: Grace Darling ...
... 15, Tokeiihousc )_rd, back of the Bank of England. No agents. T~T. mH FOR MAY, _ _ — . Plates, including a Portrait of Jenny Lind. unparalleled j and unexampled attractions'; na ess ami — ago of .Millinery, . Morning, Walking, aud Carriage Dresses, Evening ...
... Forest. Second week of'jenuv l.ind's Arrival, hailed with shouts of laughter. — THlS EVENING THE FLOWERS OF THE FOREST, with JENNY LIND and SHOCKING EVENTS. Supported by Messrs. Wright, Paul Bed- ford, O. Smith Munyard. Selbv, Lambert ; Mesdames Celeste Woolgar ...
... the Forest. Second week of Jenny laud's Arrival, hailed with ?? of|r«)rhter.— THlS EVENING THE FLOWERS OF IHE FOREST, with JENNY LIND, and SHOCKING EVENTS. Supported by Messrs. W right, Paul Bed- ford, O. Smith, Munyaul. Selby, Lambert; Mesdames Celeste ...
... Drama, by Mr. Buck- stone, of the- Flowers of the Forest. Second week of Jenny Lind's Arrival, hailed with shouts of laughter.— THlS EVENING, THE FLOWERS OF THE FOREST, with JENNY LIND, and SHOCKING EVENTS. Supported by Messrs. Wright, Paul Bed- ford, O. ...
... p .riant works. Address, by letter, 15, Rerners-street Oxford- , street. JENNY LIND.— Mr. MITCHELL, Jttond-street. ha- .just published an admirable LIKENESS of Mdlle Jenny Lind. by R. J. Lane. Esq., A.R.A. Proofs 7«. Kd ■ Prints 5s j And a Portrait also ...
... the Public are respectfully informed that Mdlle. JENNY LIND WiU make her FIRST APPEARANCE in this country on TUEBDAY next, the 4th of May. ER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.— The SECOND APPEARANCE of MdUe. JENNY LIND in this Count y.— The NebiUty, Subscribers, and ...
... APPEARANCE of MdUe. JENNY LIND in thi. Count.y.-Th. Nobility, Subscribers, ud t^ PnWio w« ?? informed that 'an EXTRA NIGHT wiU tak. S_e* oVI-HCRSDAT next, M.y 6, when will b. p.rform.d fc.yorbe.r-. Op«^ „. mAVOLO . AH.e.MdUe. Jenny Lind; I.abella, Mdme. ...
... afforded relative to iheatncal and Musical Entertainments throughout the season. Also Boxes, Stalls, and Pit Tickets for Jenny Lind's first appear- ance in Ro> erto il Diavolo, at her Majesty's Theatre. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT- . v. ȣ? D ?E*: THIS ...
... JENiNY LIND'S PORTRAIT (drawn by Kenny Meadows) embellishes the PIANISTA for MAY (No 80) now ready, and three songs sung by Jenny Lind. Also Pischek's beautiful songs, with > tbe German and English words. The Standard Bearer, Tiie Rhine, and Home. ...
... annual subscription of Three Guineas or upwards, constitutes a Governor. F. J. WILSON, Secretary. JENNY LIND.— A beautiful PORTRAIT of Mdlle. JENNY LIND, in the character of ALICE, from a drawing- made at her Majesty's Theatre, will appear in the ILLUS- ...