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... FIRST APPEARANCE OF MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND. Her Masesty’s (From the Times of Wednesday last.) ment We have had frequent experiences of the excite and appertaining to “* first nights,” but we may safely say, our opinion will be backed by several hundred ...
... reported that Jenny Lind w} on the Rey. Mr Grote, of Burnham Beee — Kent Herald. There is no trath to be married to a clergyman at SI ough; } she isto be united to a gentleman in our urn als have —Dover paper. Some of the jo husband for Jenny Lind, but we can ...
... for lately, sundry silk dresses, merinoes, &c., wil “one bottle of bottle of whisky, and articles suitable for ladies.” Jenny Lind has generously volunteered to givé a at her Majesty’s Theatre, to pay all expenses, over the full proceedings for the completion ...
... between hearing a speech from Lord Stanley and reading the same is about the diffetence between hearing a song sung by Jenny Lind and reading the printed notes of the air on music paper. Lord Stanley has a fine pure diction, and a graceful delivery. ...
... Mr Jas. Hethe rington’s b. h. Kin & Roger, Mr M. 3 y. 0: Mr Smith’s br, ch. h. Horse Chesnut, Sy. o. Mr Nicholson’s m. Jenny Lind, aged, ch. m. 4 y. o. Hurdle Stake of £5, added to a stake of £1 ls. each. For horses that ha Ve been hunted in the counties ...
... occasion for her Majesiy’s Theatre, being distinguished bya state visit from its patroness, and by the triumphant reception of Jenny Lind in the character of Norma, the of the great vocalist in. which part has long been anticipated with extreme curosity, and ...
... INTENDED To Jenny have had the pleasure of seeing a beautiful Bible, which the Bish- op of Norwich intends for presentation to Jenny Lind. It is a Swedish copy of the Holy Scriptures, in quarto, magnificently bound in purple murocco, having the arms of the see ...
... Beeswing, aged 2 2 Mr Clarke’s gr. g- Little John, aged . Mr W. Hetherington’s b. c. The Stag, 3 y. 0.. 3.3 Mr Slee’s br. m. Jenny Lind, aged The Consolation Stakes of £5, added to a sweepstakes of 5s. each, for beaten horses. 10st. Twice round. “oe Flying ...
... (Mr Milne) . 21 1 Harrison's b. f. Jenny Lind.. .(.Mr Caddy) 1 Farrington's f. Princess. (Mr Smith) 30 0 For the first heat Little Peter and Princess refused at the first leap, and in consequence Jenny Lind got a considerable lead and won easy. ...
... Liricarion. —This celé cause, in which it will be remembered that Mr recovered a verdict with £2,500 damages against ¢. Jenny Lind for breach of an engagement, is st! gation. The next proceeding will be a writ of the defendant, which cannot be argued ...
... Twelve o'Clock at Noon. Dated the 14;hday of August, 1847- ROBERT DEN T, Secretary. THEATRE ROYAL, MANCHESTER. Mademoiselle JENNY LIND. .Madame SOLARI. Signer GARDONI. Signer P. L ABLACHE. Signor SOLARI. Conductor Mr. BALFE. Leader Mr. SEYMOUR. On SATURDAY ...
... promised— Leeds Mercury. American Offer to Jenny Lind.—Mr P. T. Barnum, in reference to an offer made to Jenny Lind, says, —I understand and believe that Mr Knowles, manager of the Manchester Theatre, who engaged Jenny Lind to sing the provincial towns of Great ...