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... JENNY LIND. In the aatamn 1843, find come again to Copenhagen. One of my friend* our clever balletmaster, Burnoarill* who bat married a Swedish lady, friend of Jenny Lind, informed me her atriral here and told me that she remembered me very kindly, and ...
... nerefure, moved as an amendment that the bill be Jenny Lind was born at Stockholm, in Sweden, sad a second time that day six months. in October, 1821. Her mother was the conductress Mr. MonaGuan hoped thet, in the absence of Mr. abouchere, the hon. gentleman ...
... JENNY LIND. The following rhapsody — disjointed fragments of a longer letter — has been transmitted to the Spectator, from Edin- burgh, by the lady to whom it was addressed. London, Saturday midnight. My dear Isabella, I have seen her, and heard her ...
... JENNY LIND, IN DERBY. As mentioned in our last paper would the case, The Swedish Nightingale was enthusiastically welcomed - a Derby audience Thursday evening last ; the Lecture j llall being tilled iu every part one oi' the largest and most fashionable ...
... AN INTERVIEW WITH JENNY LIND. As I dreamt of the opera all night, first impulse on awakening in the morning was to send a note to Millie. Lind, !■» express gratitude for the delight winch her performance had afforded us, and to ask permission to pay our ...
... MARRIAGE OF JENNY LIND AT BATH This event (respecting which there have been so many conjectures and so many rumours) are informed, the best authority, took place last week. Jenny Lind is married—married in Bath —to a native of Bath; and licnccforih, ...
... MDLLE. JENNY LIND AT BIRMINGHAM. limiM Dec. 2'X Last Jenny gave a gratuitous concert the Town llall this borough, i.>r the benefit the Queen's Hospital. The intere. excited on the occasion was unprecedented, and from early hour in the day vast numbers ...
... ——= | Brocklesby Hunt Steeple Chase-—The winner of this race, on Tucsday last, was “Jenny Lind,” the property of Capt. Skipworth, of Normanby ; ridden by Mr. William Brooks, jun. GarxsBoro’.—Great inconvenience has been felt in this town from the awkward ...
... Bunn v. Jenny Lind. —The trial of this cause has been appointed for Monday, the 20th inst.. in the Court of Queen's Bench, Guildhall, London. A special jury wss nominated on Thursday last on the part Ihe plaintiff. Sir F. Kelly. Mr. Cockburn. and Mr. ...
... Jenny Lind at Norwich.—Mdile. Lind has been invited by the Bishop of Norwich to stay at his palace during the concerts, to be given on the 20th and 22nd of ?CtembeK Mr. C. F. Hall, late leader of the Theatre Royal, Drury lane Signer and Madame F. Lablache ...
... ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, HULL. v IAfW AD EH OIS EL E JENNY LIND In Miscellaneous CONCERT, on Fai- * * day the 10th of September, 1847. - Principal Performers —Mademoi- Jenny Lind, Madame Solari, Sigaor Gaboon i, Signor F. Lablache, Mr. Seymour, and Mr. Royal ...
... fire. TO JENNY LIND. I do not possess the personal advantages, nor the assurance, nor the charlatanism of the other prima donnas.— Extract of letter from Jenny Lind to A. Bunn, dated Copenhagen, Oct. IS, 1845. ' I. Oh, Jenny Lind ! oh, Jenny Lind Pr'ythee ...