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... means of our colonies, or who desire to have knowledge of country about which we are still so very ignorant. THEATRE ROYAL. JENNY LIND. On Saturday evening last the Theatre Royal was surrounded by a vast concourse of people, eager to obtain even a glance ...
... thes suprima. donata the yutoung, was to be plaved, and the prima donna was the young, lovely, and wiorhipped Claudine, the Jenny Lind of that time and place. The house was crowded, and the first act succeeding beyond all expectation, the audience were in ...
... The kettle itself is richly chased, and on one side it bears R. .rgh the following inscription:- on- TO wa irk, MADLLE. JENNY LIND, B3. Oil Ia grateful testimony of bu nee1 The Munificent Services rendered to the W lar SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH JIOSPITAL, ...
... at Edinburgh have worked a very elegant bed coverlet for the Rev. T. Guthrie, the eloquent advocate of such institutions. Jenny Lind has sung thrice at the Berlin Opera, where she made her reputation. The king sent for her to his box, and made her a very ...
... the~~sauie time dlenied to no species of' Ditral ;of qnuakery orplyte abortion. But tbe adlinir-ations awvarded T LItiI to Jenny l-ind! lifts ot appear-ed to be thre mere blietz and( ab ISIe babble of' popnlart excitement, the utterance of wonder att tlt~ ...
... injistice towards and Miss Rainfortl consists in the pertinacious comparison of ip 3ury her deficiencies with the perfection of Jenny Lind ; this is n the as unfair as it is hypercritical; The writer acknowledges that any on her first appearance Miss Rainforth ...
... to the ca rit',' Its if she had takemi it out of her parse. ly We never had a singer behave so nobly i tits respect as er Jenny Lind : ?? we couhl assign the retsona-it is because ,d she has file soul to sympaultise ill communiotn with her SL fellow-ereatinres ...
... tameness, which was the more unavoidably S1c felt on account of thle tuaver-to-be-forgotteii exquisite war- re bling of Jenny Lind, too recently heard to pemt the ins- mn pression to have in any degree died away. We wiere much I charmed with Reeves's ...
... MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND'S CONCERT AT THE COLLEGIATE INSTITU l'ION. - I t We were compelled to omit the following notice of this i, entertainment in our edition of Friday, in consequence fi r of the shortness of time and pressure of other matter. It c ...
... REVIEWS. a e Jenny Lind's Songs. Cramer, Beale, and Co., London, I d We have received conies of two new ballads recently I n ?? by Meosre. Cramer awd Co. One is entitled e The Lonely Rose, and is a very pleasing melody. o The composer is Mr. MtI. W ...
... cholera, or the railway mania, has 'been that esthetic epidemic which mn1aybe styled LI:iiolatry. The strange passion for Jenny Lind's singing is, howuver, only the climax of the fashion- able rupt~ure for Italian hnusic performed by Itaiiin' Itcompanies ...
... that was le which relates to the privileged tickets, and which of il- are sold at numerous places in the town. Ho ,i Even Jenny Lind's benevolence in Liverpool, on hwl of a former occasion, will aid the present charitable tbfl effort! The plate, which is ...