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... Jenny Lind any gratuitously at Birmingham on Tuesday night, in aid of the food, of the Qu.ff teat town. LWds of 3,000 persons were pr Jen The receipts were £1.300. present, me subterranean passage at Chester has been discovered passing under two the principal ...
... the present day, Wesley's descendants are all churchmen. . , Mr. Lumley has concluded an engagement with Jenny Lind for the next season at her Majesty's Theatre. The Earl of Devon, it it said, is about to break up his establishments in England, in order ...
... Jenny Lind and the Cottagers.—We have remarked that almost every city or town visited by the Swedish Nightingale during her recent provincial tour, was the scene of some agreeable incident or other, which has been eagerly recorded our brethren of the ...
... 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. ...
... , New Music, by Jullien, The Olga Waltz The Phantom Dancers The Jenny Lind Waltz Quadrille The Rhine Polka The Flowers of the The Camilla Polka Forest Quadrille /•JENUINE EDITIONS of the above celebrated Dances may be had at HALE AND SON'S, « Royal Harmonic ...
... Music, by Jullien, The Olga Waltz The Phantom Dancers The Jenny Lind Waltz Quadiille The Rhine Polka The Flowers of the The Camilla Polka Forest Quadrille GENUINE EDITIONS of the above celebrated Dances may be had at HALE AND SON'S, Royal Harmonic In ...
... Her Majesty's Theatre.—Re-appearance of Jenny Lind. —The great evening of the season has come off, and the result has been most brilliant. The of May, 1847, selected tor the debut of Mdlle. Jenny in this country, has had a noble anniversary her re-appearance ...
... There was quite a furore at Her Majesty Theatre on Thursday evening, co upon the opera of Jenny Lind. Her Majesty and Prinee Albert cS ou theatre - tl 5 , and the anditory com- prised nearly all the beau monde of London. Crowds were waiting outside the ...
... THE QUEEN'S HOSPITAL, BIRMINGHAM. THE COMMITTEE OF COUNCIL HAVE THE PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE THAT MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND Having generously offered her gratuitous services in AID of the above CHARITY, A GRAND CONCERT Will take place at the Town Hall, on Thursday ...
... Jenny Lind We learn from Stockholm that Mdlle. Lind, having expressed desire to appear an original Swedish piece, and as there is no such thing a Swedish opera in existence, she has accepted a part a cotnedy by M. Blanche, called the Young Lapland Girl ...
... 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 ...
... JENNY LIND. MONTPELLIER ROTUNDA, CHELTENHAM. MISS has the honour to inform the Nobility and Gentry, that she intends giving MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT, On MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER the mh, 1848. VOCALISTS: MADIiLE. JENNY LIND, SIGNOR F. LABLACHE, & SIGNOR BELLETTI ...