... night. —Cork Examiner. THEATRE ROYAL. Public anxiety to secure places the Theatre Royal, on the appearance of Mademoiselle Jenny Lind, though not evinced by so great number of applicants as during the first three or four days after the box-office bad been ...

... of Cleveland, was led to the hymeneal altar by Mr. Charles Holder, of the sth Dragoon Guards. Jenny Lind.— The Journal of Tuesday says-44 Mdlle. Jenny Lind is at this moment Paris. This very day (Tuesday) she has taken out her passports for Sweden, her ...

... The changes were intimated to the parties yesterday by Colonel Jones, the Chief Commissioner. —Mercantile Advertiser. Dear Jenny Lind has changed her mind, And run away to Paris: So Betsy Prigg was right, we find— There is nu Mrs. Harris !— Punch. Liverpool ...

... congregation. j whole ceiemony lasted about an hour and a half. wVakejieia The Jenny Lind Mania— Some idea of the enthusiasm which prevails in London regarding Jenny Lind may derived from the following extract from a letter from a gentleman usually resident ...

... present Decorations. Also, the following Statuary Porcelain Figures of Minton’s celebrated Manufacture:— Queen, Wellington, Jenny Lind (Daughter of the Regiment), Shakespeare, Bailey’s Eve, large size, Ariadne on Panther, Paul and Virginia, Cupid with Fruit ...

... weather was more favourable than Tuesday—the sport equally good, if not better. The Cup was won cleverly by Mr. Morgan’s Jenny Lind ; and the Gormaustuwn .Stakes divided between Mr. Foley’s Maid of Glen and Mr. Young’s Bran. The most interesting course ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND, Supported the principal Artistes from her Majesty’. Theatre, with Band and Chorus. Incompliance with innumerable applications from parties hitherto disappointed of places, THURSDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 19th, wil/be repealed ...

... 2 1 Mr. Preter’s gr m Bracelet, aged, 101b 2 1 3 Mr. Power’s br h Mayboy, aged,9st 12lb 4 3 2 Mr. O’Brien’s b m Jenny Lind, aged, 9st 3dist. Five others started but were distanced in the first heat. First heat—Lord Waterford’s Cheroot was ...

... Murphy, Mansfield, Ac. The Puppy Stakes of sovs each, towards expemea ; first to dravr £-24 ; second £l3. Mr. Roper’s blk b Jenny Lind beat Mr. Galvray’s rd b Young Sham. Mr. Smith’s rd Waitinpmaid beat Mr. Maurice Quill’s brd b Trinket. Mr. FoleyN hlk b ...

... THEATRE ROYAL-JENNY LIND. Tuesday evening Jenny Lind appeared as Maria, La Figlia Del Regimento, and in that charactar took leave of a Dublin audience, previous to her departure from Ireland. The house was full, and tbe applause with which she was greeted ...

... Country, and Foreign Journals. H E LADY’S NEWSPAPER of SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1847, Price Gd., ST Contains full-length Portrait of S JENNY LIND Alice. ' The Debut ! Th« Reception ! ! Illustrations —Grand Fancy Fair of the Orphan Working School, patronised her Majesty; ...

... recollection of Jenny Lind’s dramatic powers, and the apparent absence of all theatrical art, in which think her greatest witchery lay; others maintain that without the seeming Alhoni not deficient an actress—that she possesses what Jenny Lind does not, a ...