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... JENNY LIND, figo, was hailed with enthusiastic rapture, ended in November ISB7. Not only her physical gifts and talents as a lyric and dramatic singer, but also the singular moral grace of her personal character, accounted for Jenny Lind’s reception in ...
... JENNY LIND. We are afforded several glimpses of Jenny Lind and her never-flagging exertions on behalf of the poor and suffering. The author was presented to the great singer by the Crown Prince in Hanover, and she became quite intimate with his family ...
... JENNY LIND. We copy the following pleasing letter from the Religious Tract Society's Christian Spectator - The following letter, from Madame Goldschmidt, to the Rev. P. J. Saffery, who had sent her a copy of Mrs. Opie's Life, by Miss Brightwel, will ...
... JENNY LIND. (FROlt OUT. CORRESPONDENT.) BERLIN, Thursday Night. Tho intelligence of the death of Jenny Lind has been received with the deepest regret in the musical world of Berlin, which remembers with pride that the Swedish Nightingale laid the foundation ...
... JENNY LIND. Mr. Barnum, the proprietor of the American Mu scum at New York, has addressed the following cir cular to the American journals : American Museum, Feb. 19, 1850. In regard to the engagement of Mdlle. Jenny Lind for America, I beg to state ...
... JENNY LIND. Jenny Lind has arrived at Berlin, and will sing at two or three concerts. The celebrated songstress had nigh been the cause of a serious e'meute a night or two ago at Brunswick, where she had given a concert. On returning to her hotel (du ...
... JENNY LIND. Mr. Barnum, the proprietor oF the American:Museum at New York, has addressed the following circular to the American journals : American Museum, Feb. 19, 1850. In regard to the engagement of Mdlle. Jmny Lind for America, I beg to state that ...
... JENNY LIND.* -4 -o Bi s It is a little more than three' years since the en famous Swedish siniger and actress, Jenny I I Lind, passed poacefally away in her quietre- fo tirement among the Malvorn Hills in the ; r country of her ad[option, the land of ...
... JENNY LIND (Madame Goldschmidt) has promised her services at a concert which will given at Northumberland House, on the 13ch inst, in aid of St. Saviour’s Mission Church, Woolwich. ...
... JENNY LIND. A VEILY charming monogram on the late Madame Lind-Goldschmidt appears in the current number of Murray's Magazine from the pen of Canon Scott Holland. The writer asks why it is that the name of Jenny Lind has become a household ward in England ...
... JENNY LIND.* Chopin described Jenny Lind as “an original from head to foot.” Lord Beaconsiicld, then Mr. Disraeli, knew of nothing in ancient or modern history to be compared to the career of “this admirable woman—a youthful maiden, innocent and benignant ...
... JENNY LIND. The private life of the great Jenny is m&t'er of universal inquisitiveness, and the anecdotes afloat of her evasions of intrusion, her frank recaption, her independence, and her good nature, would fill volume. She’s so hunted that it is wonder ...