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... Prince Albort, being presents from his Majesty the King of the Netherlands. The prices at the Manchester theatre to hear Jenny Lind have been fixed as follows : —l)re»s circle, 31s. 6d.; dress stalls, the pit,) 21s. ; upper circle, 1.55.; amphitheatre ...
... tormented. The Royal Italian Opera-house (i. e., Covent-garden Theatre) is nearly fitted up. Jenny Lind will come, says Mr. Lumley in his address to his patrons. Jenny Lind, says Mr. Bunn, in contradiction, won't come—and there fore you, the public, must not ...
... Bishopsgate-street Without. NEW MUSIC. JENNY LIND All JENNY LIND'S SONGS, with Jenny Lind's Embellishments, and with Italian and English words. The PIANIST A. for August, No. contains all the Songs sung by Jenny Lind in the opera Figlia del Ileggimento ...
... JENNY LIND'S BENEVOLESNT VISIT TO LIVERPOOL. wre After all, the pre-eminent songstress cannot be here stat on Friday, the 5th January, as first announced, nor on cOul e Thursday, the 4th, as afterwards expected; but on Sa a cc turday, the 61h. This date ...
... einfiers means ta turn ivvery man J 'ck womman Jinny, an gie ther naborj all stave, an al be apiendashas, mind if it izant. Wha Jenny Lind, behind, hey, far away bless yo; nnbbat ta think, Bill Rosco Rocise tut dinner wun day, an it wor stringy maue fiddle on ...
... the throne at Lichen as the King of Belgium. Church in Danger.—The Bishop of Norwich has offered rooms in hia palace to Jenny Lind. The Standard in great alarm at this new instance of horrid liberaliam. ** is very right, very proper, that jackdawa should ...
... according to the Tin i«r, in manner worthy of the establish. merit. 44 It thus speaks of the performance:—Mademoiselle Jenny Lind was the Susanna, and played It to perfection. Her adherence to the notes waa marked by all the rigidity of a classical musician ...
... given to genius. I now turn back to the year 1&40. One day in the hotel in which 1 lived in Copenhagen, 1 saw the name of Jenny Lind among those of the strangers from Sweden. I was aware at that time that she was the first singer in Stockholm. 1 had been ...
... when only it can be overcome, at its V~rfirst appearance. n LAr ADanrY-LXNE TnEATrE.-After a great Of caxing and coercion, Jenny Lind arrived safely ?? s of Drury-lane Theatre, on the evening of °Dterday Reek, to the great delight of the manager, who been ...
... DINHAM; and all Booksellers. NEW MUSIC. JENNY LIND—AII JENNY LIND'S SONGS, with Jenny Lind's Embellishments, and with Italian and English words. The PIANISTA for August, No. 83, contains all the Songs sung Jenny Lind in the opera La Figlia del Reggi-2 ...
... with a charge for which there is not the slightest foundation This is the para'raPhl:-JEXN;Y LiND.-It is anlounllced that Jenny Lind is going to give, aided by the whole corps at the Italianu Opera, nand tit her own expense, a grand morn. ing concert, at ...
... off on Saturday last, on tbe Roscre's groun/, w *cn the latter were vxcorioup, wvith three wickets to go down. od MtIle. Jenny Lind v'sited the Chinese collection on ia Friday last, arrd after a minute examination of lhe 5, various novelties presented ...