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... Madame Celeste.—With (3d time), FLYING COLOURS. Mr. Webster. —And JENNY LIND. —Doors open 6^. LYCEUM. —This Evening, PRESUMPTION.—With a Sketch from the Ballet of ONDINE.—JENNY LIND AT LAST.—And THE WOOD D-KKON, Mr. Kee-ley; Mrs. Keeley.—Doors open at ...
... WANTED A HEIIMIT. Mrs. Keelev.—JENNY LIND AT LAST.—And THE WOOD DJEMON.—Doors open 6J. —The last 4 Weeks' of the present Management and Companv. ADKLPHL—THIS Evening. THE FLOWERS OF THE FOREST. Madame Celeste.—JENNY LIND.—.Vnd DOUBLE-BEDDED ROOM. —Doors ...
... LYCEUM.—This Evening, THE CREOLE.—JENNY LIND AT LAST; or, the Swedish Nightingale. Mrs. Keeley.—And (2nd time), TIIE WOOD DAEMON.—Doors open 6J. ADELPHL—THIS Evening, THE FLOWERS OF THE FOREST. Madame Oeleste,—JENNY LIND.—And NABOB FOR AN HOUR. —Doors open ...
... —THIS Evening, THE CREOLE.—JENNY LIND AT LAST; or, the Swedish Nightingale. Mrs. Keeley.—CRUSOE THE SECOND.—And THE LOAN OF A WlFE.—Doors open at GJ. ADELPHL—THI* EVENING, THE FLOWERS THE FOREST. Madame Celeste.—JENNY LIND.—And A NABOB FOR AN HOUR. —Doors ...
... Lind-fevcr (Lindfieber) has broken out here (cays a Vienna journal) with the most alarming symptoms. On the 22d of April, Jenny Lind made her debut at tie theatre An der Wien, in the part of Xorma. By two o'clock, there was such prodigious concourse at ...
... 2,000/. over the amount contributed in the year 1844.— Manchester Guardian. The Swedish Nightingale.—Lately, at Berlin, Jenny Lind sprained her left ancle ; whereupon the King sent to her one of his private surgeons, and a thousand cards were left daily ...
... national property. Sudden Indisposition of Jenny Lind.—Great disappointment was experienced by the frequenters of her j Majesty's Theatre, on Saturday evening, in consequence of the sudden indisposition of Jenny Lind, which prevented her reappearance in ...
... Exchequer. Concert.—Her Majesty will give grand >nd instrumental concert Buckingham Palace on •he '-Sth instant, which Madlle. Jenny Lind and the principal artistes of both Italian operas will assist. The invitations were issued from the Lord Chamberlain's office ...
... long conversation ensued between the board and Dr. Lang.—The president thanked him for his communication. WARWICKSHIRE. Jenny Lind Birmingham.—On Thursday evening a brilliant audience assembled in the town-hall to welcome this vocalist. -She was accompanied ...
... c since he was called to the Irish bar ! The Keans are great favourites in Dublin, and much attention is paid ; to them. Jenny Lind could not have got a more C brilliant benefit than Mrs. Kean received last week, a; SCOTLAND. It EoecGnA'rInN FROMf Gar ...
... matter of surprise to any one wwho has had the felicity ot submitting his ribs to the crush at her Majksty's T: citre on a Jenny Lind night. But that such air eno sis structure ats thie Royal Italian Op ra, ill Covent-garden, should be provited only with ...
... Prince of Prussia arrived here yesterday to assist at the celebration of the nanienstaq (name day) of the Queen of Prussia. Jenny Lind has a,- rived also, and will sing this evening in the palace at i Potsdam. In both of the theatres royal there is to be ...