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... BEETHOVEN AND JENNY LIND. On a rock whose hanghty brow Frowns o'tr old Conway's foaming flood, Bob'H in thr ?? gnard of woe. With ha?rsrd ryes thr port srond, ?? om his heard, and hoary hair Ptrraoi'd lite a meteor t# the tronbled air :) And with a mooter's ...
... ney create as great a sensation with them as tbe tour of Jenny Lind was creating on tbe other side ef tbe North Sea. I have already observed that I had along with me two or three dozen of Jenny Lind handkerchiefs. They were just such as were sold in the ...
... Parliamentary Oaths, which were wisely enacted for the protection of your religion, your rights, Sc your liberty. Jenny Lind at Plymouth. — Jenny Lind arrived at the Plymouth Station of the S outh Devon Railway, on Monday, by the 10m. past 1 o'clock train. Anlmmense ...
... ?? TO JENNY LIND. BT AN ARTIST. Not for thy crrhm- c loriooi tlioirth it be, Not tlißt «v id. Kurope c ho. . with ihj name, -j.rins i. noi.rht, .'pvoM of pnrity, Aii men .t clamour , oft. tlie voicr of fame) — ?:o. nnt for the..' the Poet bends the kr ...
... POET'S CORNER. ♦ THE NIGHTINGALE THAT SINGS IN THE WINTER. TO JENNY LIND. From Punch. When the waters ore stark, and the crystalline sn vr Sparkles keen and unchanged in the morn's ruddy glow, And the prism-coloured icicles flash in the sun, The bitter ...
... than 18 miles, whirl, was performed in two hours and a quarter, the animal clearing not less tban 900 gt tes and fences. -Jenny Lind is to give en evening performance on Friday, and a morning performance on Saturday, at Enter— her last appearance in England ...
... end her days in comfort. Present to Jenny Lind, — A splendidly bound bible was presented by the Bishop of Norwich to Jenny Lind on the oc- casion of her recent visit to that city. The Bishop entertained Jenny Lind at tbe palace, and tbe present was made ...
... ber Majeaty'a Theatre on Tuesday evening, illus crating fo a rsmaikahlu manner the effect produced in the Royal has by Jenny lind '• transcendent talent on tbe first night of her debut. The fact having altogether escaped the aottoe of oar daily ctmt ...
... Guards to London. In less than a month several thousand Englishmen will proceed to Paris and remain there for a week. — Jenny Lind has consented to sing in aid of the sufferers by the late colliery explosion, near Barnsley. — Conciliation hall has been ...
... must make good the scrip. A Strange Insurance. — A well known actor on tbe Edinburgh stage entered into an engagement With Jenny Lind, securing her singing powers for tbe grati- fication of the lieges in Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Perth ; the terms were 4001 ...
... h. Trefutis Mr. Choak's br. h. Grasshopper M r. T. Reaal'a b. m. Peggy * Mr. J. Carne'. b. h. Welsh Jack M r. V awdry's Jenny Lind The next race wasa Hurdle Race, for 15 sovereigns ; for horses uot through- bred; to carry 1 1 stone ; heats twice round ...
... one every fortnight. The smallness of the hotel only permits six hundred persons to be received. — The Athenaeum speaks of Jenny Lind _ having now left the stage as a iact beyond dispute. Mdlle. Lind's determi- nation, it is added, to appear no more on ...