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... JENNY LIND, JEaNNY a etfrom fthe Antei'icart papers.) JNYLIND'S LAST CONCERT IN BO0STON.-A 1ROW. 'the 0 f Mad'lle Lind gave hier last concert in Boston at the Oct IFitchtburg Railroad-lhall, onl Saturday evening itst, oin I Iwhich occasion the polite ...
... JENNY LIND. UNVEILING A TABLET. At Westminster Abbey to-day, Princess Christian unveiled a tablet to the memory of Jenny Lind, the songstress. The ceremony was attended members musical profession. ...
... song on tis iti- o by tinent. Nothing is talked of in thle city in any circle, ter since she arrived, but Jenny Lind. GRA~ND SERENADE TO JENNY LIND. 1 At midnight the New York Musical Fund Society, numbering sonie two hundred musicians, gave a grand aI ...
... JENNY LIND. The following letter, from Madame Goldschmidt, to the Rev. P. J. Saffery, who had sent her copy of Mrs. Opie's Life, by Miss Brightwell, will be read with deep interest:— Dear Sir,—Allow me to thank you most sincerely for your very kind ...
... JENNY LIND. Mr. Harnett smith tells the following story of Jenny Lind in his latest book :-- The part she choose for her fine essay was Alice in 'Robert le Diable,' partly because it was one of her most suceeseful roles, and partly because her first ...
... JENNY LIND. It Is hardly necessary to remind our readers that the famous 'mi Lihd Qoldbcdmidt is about make on Friday and Saturday next, her first and only appearauoes in this city. The feet is regarded with so much interest, and the anxiety to bear the ...
... JENNY LIND. Canon Scott Holland has furnished an interesting article on the late Jenny Lind to Yurray's Magazine. The writer says : All her idealism culminated in her intense conviction that her art was • gift of God, to be dedicated to Hie service. This ...
... JENNY LIND. The Prett Association is informed that Madame Otto Goldschmidt (Jenoy Lind) is siffering from illnea, necessitating her removal from London to the country, absolute quiet being ordered. STRANGE CASE OF POISONING. A mysterious poisoning case ...
... JENNY LIND. The Press Association is informed that the bulletin issued yesterday concerning Madame Goldschmidt (Jenny Lind) was as follows:—There temporary arrest in the downward course of Madame Goldschmidt's condition and her remaining strength seems ...
... JENNY L Ts is well that competent hands given to the English public, whose unfailing instinct so promptly recognised in Jenny Lind the soul of the trae artist, this record of an ideal life. It is seldom, indeed, that the inner life of a great celebrity ...
... IS UL tion of Margaret. i by JENNY LIND. | (The following sketch of Jenny Lind he supplied correspondent. It gives the ! her career in a concize and interesting Jenny Lind died at Malvern, on the s of ing of the 2nd inst., in the 68th year | i by age ...
... JENNY LIND. The reports published in the London papers on the subject of Jenny Lind's (Madame Gold- Schmidt) health are exaggerated, and some respects wholly incoriect. She has been living for some weeks past Malvern, and therefore has not been ordered ...