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... TO CORRESPONDENTS, C.M. to e ress regret that the town should be prevented hearing Jenny Lind by want of accommodation Sor avery lar, audience, and expresses an opinion that the Riding School would suffice for the required purpose. ...
... TO CORRESPONDENTS “ Masicus.—- We have reason to believe that Jenny Lind will pay this town a professional visit, but not eailier than the latter end of October. “B.” — notice has been given of Mr. Grenville Berkeley's ineligibility, arising out of acts ...
... through being mixed up with Jenny Lind. But it the City wandering on the subject of Jenny Lind, the West End, might expected, is actually raving upon it. Ladue at Swan and Edgar’s, speaking of new silk, inquire. What is that Jenny Lind yard / A gentleman, in ...
... In which Jenny Lind and Fraschini will perform the principal parts. Mendelssohn will also. In person, produce an opera which he is now composing for this theatre. Tbe libretto, Written by Scribe, founded on Shakspemrc’s Tempest. Jenny Lind is to be ...
... witnessed within the walls of theatre, point of enthusiasm, her reception might compared to that of Jenny Lind, but there was this difference, that with Jenny Lind there was an immense audience prepared to applaud on the strength of a continental reputation ...
... many Lovers will Puzzle a Maid.— After all It is reported that Jenny Lind will bestow her hand ou the Rev. Mr. Grote, of Burnham Beeches, near Slough.— Kent Herald. There is truth that Jenny Lind is to be married clergyman Slough. It well known that she is ...
... Opera goes on well, but tbd enormous outlay of forty-five thousand pounds will be a clog upon (he concern for some years. Jenny Lind continues to draw crowded audiences to her Majesty’s Theatre, despite the heat of the weather; and the Queen, with the Prince ...
... ohu Bright, M.P. is about to be flurried to Miss Margaret Elizabeth Leatham, of Meath, near Wakefield. The incomparable Jenny Lind will perform morrow night at Her Majesty’s Theatre. The opera selected La Sonuambnla, which the Swedish perforins Amina ...
... Tambnrini, Si.lvi, Ronconi, and Marietta the company the Haymarket will comprise Jenny Lind, Castellan, Lablacbe, F. LabUcbe, Garden!, and Staudvgl. the engagement of Jenny Lind and uf are Information which are assured correct. The Coveut Garden orchestra ...
... Osborne, for Buckingham Palace, on Monday or Tuesday next, in order to hold the levee at St. James’s, on the 21st inst. Jenny Lind will commence her concerts at Hall towards the close of the month. Her Majesty’s Theatre is announced to open Thursday, ...
... and addressing the hushed crowd in clear and audible voice, am not you may perceive Mademoiselle Jenny Lind; but I have the honor to Mademoiselle Jenny Lind’s respected grandfather The people look him literally at his word : they were glad to see and welcome ...
... style enabling them to contend successfully with the difficult refinements of the Italian composers. ‘The appearance of Jenny Lind was hailed with enthu- siastic applause. Her elegant simplicity and unobtru- sive grace of manner charmed the whole audience; ...