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... JENNY LIND. Madame Otto Goldschmidt (nee Jenny Lind) is seriously indisposed. THE DONCASTER RAILWAY COLLISION. The coroner’s enquiry into the railway disaster at Hexthorpe concluded Thursday, the jury returning » verdict of manslaughter against Taylor ...
... JENNY LIND. BRISTOL INSTITUTION.—LECTURE SLEEP. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRISTOL TIMES. Was present Monday evening to hear Dr. Symonds’s Lecture Sleep, and have reason to know that several, like myself, felt some disappointment at bis summary remarks on Sleep ...
... JENNY LIND. FROM THE BUST IN MARBLE J PUR!! M. Tbe appearance England this highly pitied list and m ...
... spirit of her delineations. Jenny Lind’s course had hitherto been favourable enough ; but when she had reached her twelfth year, formidable evil rose up to impede her progress. The most disastrous casualty threatened her. Jenny Lind was midway between the ...
... JENNY LIND. As I dreamt of the opera all night, my first impulse on awakening in the morning was to send note to Mademoiselle Lind, to express my gratitude for the delight which her performance had afforded us, and to ask permission to pay our respects ...
... JENNY LIND. Tbe Swedish Nightingale arrived in this city on Saturday, and lodged at the New London Inn. On Sunday morning, she attended Divine Service in the Cathedral, but her presence there was known to comparatively a few. On Monday, the great cantatrice ...
... JENNY LIND. just forty years tM» month (s»yi Looker On in the Chronicle ) since Jenny died, but when I was Burnham the other day I found that several of the old people remember her living there. A cherished memory in the district of standing in the ...
... 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. * As I dreamt of the opera all night, my first impulse on awakening in the morning was to send a note to Mademoiselle Lind, express my gratitude for the delight which her performance had afforded us, and to ask permission pay our respects ...
... JENNY LIND. The daughter ofthe schoolmaster of Stockholm is ere this broad sheet goeth forth within the boundaries of old Exeter. Ten thousand people, whose anxieties had received an unwelcome sedative in Messrs. Smith's announcement last week of the ...
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... 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 ...