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... corpy.” Jenny “Linp about To Be Mareirp.—It is re- ported that Jenny Lind will bestow her hand on the Rev. Mr Grote, of Beeches, near Slough —Kent Herald. There is no truth that Jenny Lind It is is to he arried to a clergyman at Slough. well known that ...
... with the Ann, of Belfast, for London, out four days. 20.—Exchanged signals with the Staod- ard, of Belfast, bound out. The Jenny Lind, of and from Prince Is- land, Drody, arrived at Southampton, oa Saturday. reports that she met, on (ect. 28, the barque ...
... 3s 6d a day. but this the masters do not themselves, io the present dull state of the trade, io a position to agree to Jenny ‘Lind will be without a rival in Loudon next season, as Grisi will be at St. Petersburg, and Alboni being a contralto, does net ...
... £741,054 below what the law allows, and those of the Joint Sieck Banks £420 926. A superb testimonial been presented to Jenny Lind by Mr. Lumley, a tribute of respect tor her genius and noble qualities, which have secured the admiration of England.” The ...
... HER MAJESTY’S THEATR FIRST APPEARANCE OF MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND (From the Times.) We have had frequent experience of the excitement appertaining to * first nights,” but we may safely say, and our opinion will be backed by several bun- dreds of her subjects ...
... 6d each. One of the New York papers states that Mr. George Barrett, the acting manager of the Broadway Theatre, offered Jenny Lind £500, nearly twenty- five hundred dollars, per night, for forty nights.— offer. Her engagements prevented her from accepting ...
... Samuel Bruce, who had sent them such as mats, shoes, a large supply of shirting materials. which had been ma socks, and Jenny Lind shirts. de by the inmates, were then shown to the visitors, who appeared surprised at the superior manner in which they ...
... cargoes of Two iron serew steam-schooners are about to com. mence running with goucs and passengers bet ween Liverpool and Jenny Lind, the Swedish nightingale,” will make her first a Fastor_ ppearance in London immediately after An American mechanic has ...
... nen wild and Waked” the dead smoke for their pall, Flame for their record of fate, and funeral ! —New loathly Magazine. JENNY LIND IN lyric establishment was last night ho- with a state visit from her Majesty, and, as the aristocracy aud public unity ...
... the nonce into ** Liedertafel” singing societies, The cause of this fermentation is the too prolonged ab- sence of Mdile. Jenny Lind. The Germans can no it dispense with the celebrated Caatatrice, who is to them the living representative, the ai symbol ...
... had she sung a few notes, when he libe- offered to give her every advantage which by the theatrical pupils of be enjo ards Jenny Lind appeared in various juvenile parts, and excited aa enthusiasm similar to that once b Leontine Fay (the Present Madame Yolnys) ...
... 1841, has proved one of the longest parliaments on record—at all events, duriog the present century. ENGLISH, scoTcH, &c. Jenny Lind has 5,000 guineas for the present season, with as residence at Brompton (close by Mrs. S. C. Hall’s), an equipage, attendants ...