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... JENNY LIND. The following rhapsody — disjointed fragments of a longer letter — has been transmitted to the Spectator, from Edin- burgh, by the lady to whom it was addressed. London, Saturday midnight. My dear Isabella, I have seen her, and heard her ...
... Jenny Lind.—According to a letter from Berlin of the 27 th March, Jenny Lind, the celebrated artiste, slipped and sprained her foot as she was going up stairs. The King immediately sent one of his physicians, Dr. Grimm, to attend on her, and their Majesties ...
... Father Mathew and Mademoiselle Jenny Lind have met at New Orleans, and enjoyed a long and pleasing interview. Barnum has presented the Apostle of Temperance with 500 dollars. We have very much pleasure in stating that there is no foundation for the report ...
... George IV. wai originally intended for the marble arch: it may yet arrive there. Present to Jenny Lind. -A superb testimonial has Veen presented to Jenny Lind by Mr. Lumley, tribute of respect for her genius and noble qualities, which, have secured the ...
... to taken by Jenny Lind. The first representation of this pera, it said, will take place , on the anniversary the birth-day of her Majcstv the Queen ot Prussia, on the 13th of November next. During her sojourn at Aix-la-Chapelle, Jenny Lind signed a six ...
... THE INAUGURATION OF THE CORN EXCHANGE. vr RE-APPEARANCE OF MADAME JENNY LIND. 1 It is exactly six years since Madame Jenny Lind last ap. e peared before a Derby audience at the Lecture Hall. Since is then the spread of intelligence has brought within ...
... actress in the arde of Lilian Vavasour,. and Mr. Alfred Cuthbert sustaining the favourite part of Samuel MBrolan, Esq ' Jenny Lind at Last has ,been the farce. To-night. (Wednesday) Mr. R. S. 'Boddy, the box-keeper and treasurer, takes a ticket benefit ...
... -Stine, Cler mensen, from St. Petersburg, oats; Perle,.Wiertjs, from 2fahno oats; Fedrens MindeNymau, from Norlkopinu, oats Jenny Lind, Ostberg, from Malro, oats. Baldur, Nielsen, for Milddlesbrough, light; Sylphiden, Hansen, for Mfidcdesbrough, light ; Lion ...
... SAbeoiiai: differ as to the time of opening the theatre • probable that it will be in December next. ' *' Jenny Lind.—We have authority Jenny Lind has concluded an engagement with Mr. for the next season, at her Majesty's Theatre. - ...
... could presume to play in Jenny Land's hearing. give Jenny Lind music, pretty much like pretending to make jokes for the amusement of Punch, or carrying coals to Newcastle. We would recommend Jenny Lind keep policeman on her premises, who would compel any ...
... headed Miss Jenny Lind. This11 9d was done at the express desire of Jenay Lind. She wrote the heading herself in the wardrobe of the theatre. After the performance at her Majesty's Theatre on Thursday eveniniz, the chorus preseated Jenny Lind with a splendid ...
... Avr; Advetutre, Exon, Portmnadoo; trowr Ma'ys. In 1S1ngroad-Barquea Victor and 11amn Saied-Ariete, Mateovich, Newport Jenny Lind, -Walsh, Wexford; Friede, Jongebloedl, dardiff, SHARPNEESS-WENcEsDAY. Arrived-Habrril, AntoliW, Pensacola; Gazelle, SeariuN ...