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... JENNY LIND. J* rom little metri'iir of th>B interesting voealit>t we extract few notabilia respecting her early career. It seems was born in 18*21, in Stockholm, where her parents kept a school, ller precocity appeared in it* usual forms, and excitcd ...
... MDLLE. JENNY LIND. The Memory of Tuesday next will contain portrait •f this distinguished and ft' Cii a'ing voe.ilist, accompanied interesting mcmo rof the original. regret to learn that owing ♦« revere in.'inponitioii Mdlle. wa* unable to appear «t the ...
... JENNY LIND AT LAST. Mademoiselle Jenny the Swedish r.ightirgale, made her debut at her Majesty's Theatre, Tuesday night, as Alice, in the Italian vers-'on of Robert le Diable. The Queen and Prince Albert were present: the house was crowded to overflowing ...
... part, although certainly the Norma of Jenny Lind more true to nature, more exquisitely beautiful, more truly pathetis than those of her predecessors. The Norma of Grisi is the Richard 111 ot .hn Norma of Jenny Lind i 9 as the Richard 111 Edmund Kean There ...
... Jenny lind and thb Somnambulist.—On Friday iast, at Manchester Millie. Jenny JLincJ, who hat made the character of La Sonnambula her own, attended a pri vate seance, at the hou-e of Mr. Braid, surgeon, celebrated for his discoveries in hypnotism, to witness ...
... the honour of a connexion with her:âlt is reported that Jenny Lind will bestow her hand on the Rev. Mr. Grote, of Burnham Beaches, near Slouch.âKent Herald. There is no truth that Jenny Lind to be married to a clergyman at Slough; it i§ well known ...
... Institution, London. MUSICAL. Jenny Lind has engaged to sing at Berlin in September next. A genuine negress,—not an Ethiopian,—has made her dtbut at the Theatre Varieties, at Paris. Critics say that she promises to rival Jenny Lind, but should think that rather ...
... Lord Brougham.] - - JENNY LIND IN TROUBLE. a! M rlborough-street.-Mr. Hardwicke, the respected 01 - magistrateon taking his ceat on Friday morning lasts - was a plied to for a warrant to require the attendance of hU Maiss Jenny Lind. to answer a charge ...
... On TharEday ereninit the Queen and Prince Albert visited her Majesty'. Theatre, tO witness the re-appear- ance of Mdlle. Jenny Lind in 4 na xii ,La Sonnom- hula. The reception of the latter was most enthu- siasric. On Saturday, the Queen and Prince Albert ...
... Prince Albort, being presents from his Majesty the King of the Netherlands. The prices at the Manchester theatre to hear Jenny Lind have been fixed as follows : —l)re»s circle, 31s. 6d.; dress stalls, the pit,) 21s. ; upper circle, 1.55.; amphitheatre ...
... tormented. The Royal Italian Opera-house (i. e., Covent-garden Theatre) is nearly fitted up. Jenny Lind will come, says Mr. Lumley in his address to his patrons. Jenny Lind, says Mr. Bunn, in contradiction, won't come—and there fore you, the public, must not ...
... JENNY LIND'S BENEVOLESNT VISIT TO LIVERPOOL. wre After all, the pre-eminent songstress cannot be here stat on Friday, the 5th January, as first announced, nor on cOul e Thursday, the 4th, as afterwards expected; but on Sa a cc turday, the 61h. This date ...