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... JENNY LIND. Jenny Lind continue, to a. nttrmctir. erer. In truth, like all Kcnint. .be pleases more the more she is seen, and instead of disappointing the most extraragant expectation., she iorariably surpasses them. It i. not. as some suppo«, one of ...
... JENNY LIND. Letters from New York state that Mr. Bennett has offered Jenny Lind 1.000 dollars per night for nights, and made a further offer place carriage at her ditpoail, and to pay excry description of expenses attending the concerts operas. H* has ...
... MARRIAGE OF JENNY LIND The American papers which reached the Arctic American steamer, bring the following intelligence:— (FROM THE NEW YORK HERALD). Boston, Feb. 5, 1g52 —Mademoisell* Jenny Lind was married this mornin* to Otto Goldschmirt, the pianist ...
... RETURN OF JENNY LIND. Jenny Lind, now Mrs. Goldsmihdt, has returned from America, and is sow staying with ft relative ftt Manchester. Jenny Lind Liverpool. —Since their arrival the Atlantic. M. Otto Goldschmidt and Madame Goldschmidt have, while Liverpool ...
... JENNY LIND IN AMERICA. Unbounded enthusiasm presailed in New Y’ork on the evening of Jenny Lind's first concert at Castle Garden.— Full six thousand persons assembled on the interesting occasion in the large saloon, and the applause on the entrance the ...
... TOM THUMB AND JENNY LIND. f ypnrs T>>m ThumH, thp A»nprip»in and J nnv Lind, the rharmina Sw»*di«h Nithin-rale, and ad claaaea, invited v erywhere, and seen and heart! every one The of Turn Phurob before the and Royal Faniilv aeve’rnl orea«ion*. tojretber ...
... BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR JENNY LIND. fTbi. biography, of gt.at Int.ro.t at tb. ptawot momaul. ba. b.an f'r.arJaJ (tnUcj b, valuoJ coutributor Germany]. Jennr Lind born in Stockholm or ‘he fith of October 1821. Her mother had established there a seminary for ...
... JENNY LIND AY NEV YORK. The American Prise Poem, sung by the Swedish Nightingale, at the Castle Garden concert (*.RIFTING TO AMEBIC., kia to cue ti Br ether. I greet, with a full heart, the Lima of the West, Whoa* Banner of Stare o'er the world is ...
... JENNY LIND. I met old Captain Thompson the other evening in the Galt rotunda. He r ha° longer on the river, but spends his semmers in Saratoga and his winters in New Orleans. He is known to about everybody in the Southwest. He dresses . with scrupulous ...
... ' The Jenny Lind mania fast taking the usnnh 9 form. Her name is being attached to comma-, 9 ditv which tradesmen desire puff into notice. Jenny. Lu.d handkerchiefs and Jenny Lind boots are some-1 what absurd combinations. *Lo associate nor name, with ...
... MAJESTY'S TIIEATKE First appearance the Swedish nightingale. The last remaining doubts respecting the appearance of Jenny Lind ware dispelled Tuesday night, for the far-famed rocalist absolutely came out. Since the days of Son tag. whose adrent was attended ...
... THEATUE ROYAL i LIMEttIUI GRAND FULL-DRESS CONCERTS! MISS ANNA RUSSELL, Pitpit .1 Madan JENNY LIND. ood Scholar of tAe Royal College of Moak, London IT AS to &norm/lee ihlt she Tsoo Grand Canal* is We, HER NATIVE Y, I'HURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS. NoVESIBEH ...