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... JENNY LIND. SPEAKING of the Nightingale, we have a great deal of curious ala about her. Brief let us be in making use of it. The day she left London for Dover was to havebeen herwedding day. Settlements all duly prepared, blanks only unfilled. At a meeting ...
... JENNY LIND IN SCOTLAND. Tile long and anxiously expected debut in Edinburgh of this world-rciiowned ar/iste took placc on Tliarsday evening, in the Music l[all, in presence of an audiece deciilcdly thc most brilliant that has cvcr assembled within its ...
... JENNY LIND IN LA SONNAMBULA. Ox the first night of Mademoiselle Jenny Lind's appearance, in Robert It, Diable, we thought we had seen the extent to which the excitement of a theatrical audience could go. We find we were mistaken. The enthusiasti produced ...
... MUCH OF JENNY LIND., Not Satisfied with making 6,3Jol. in four nights out of Jenny Lind, the Manchester speculators have put the fol. lowing advertisement into the Manchester Guardian :_ $X JsNry LiND-IMuiENSE ATTBACTI0N.-The BED on which Jenny Lind slept ...
... JENNY LIND AT EXETER HALL. (From the London papers of yesterday.) The concert of sacred music given last evening by Mdlle. Lind at Exeter Hall, and the proceeds of which, with her usual generosity, she has appropriated to three charitable es- tablishments ...
... DEPARTURE OF MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND FOR ENGLAND. The gay, joyous, and brilliant Daughter of the Regiment' lins sung the plaintive Convien Partir, and retired from be- fore our audience loaded with applause, and followed by enthu- siastie greetings ...
... I[RST APPEARANCE OF JENNY LIND) IN LONDON THIIS SE.ASON. 1i' i; great cvcnisg of the scason has come off, aa d thic re- suilt has been most bhrilliasit. The It h of May, 147, selected for tile ded'bil of Mdtlle. Jenivo Lind in this country, lias had ...
... -The visit of her Majesty ,nd Prince Albert on Tuesday evening to witness the opera 1f Norma, and the first performance of Jenny Lind as the Druid priestess, are thus noticed in the Times of Wedues. ioy :- Last night was a glorious occasion for her Majes ...
... Ogles-grove Nursery, Hillsboro', and named by him as ?? Ann Hill, Jenny Lind, Northern Star, Vulcan Mrs. Latirer, Murray's Brilliant. Two of these flowers in particular, viz., Jenny Lind and Northern Star,. are the most. perfectly beautiful as to form ...
... Choral Society. ^ Shortly after the above hour, Mdle. Jenny Lind made her appearance and was most rapturodsly received. After an overture and duet by Madame Delozano, and Signor Bell tti, Mdlle Jenny Lind came forward and sang a; grand aria by Rossini, and ...
... on Thursday sveeic, at the residence of the bridegroom's family, No. 40, Great Pulteney-street, Bath. The engagement of Jenny Lind with Mr. Harris, has long been publicly announced, and commented upon by the daily wand weekly journals; and so strict a ...
... ballotted for, and admitted members of the academy. The meeting adjourned at half-past ten o'clock. JLmc;NY LiSTD's LAST !-Jenny Lind is going to be married to a Mr. Harris, the son of a London banker. This infor- mation may be fuly relied ?? Mercay. ...