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... JENNY LIND. 21ST A or.— ilie — fir-famed Jenny Liod mod her party sailed hum Liverpool ia the United State& mail steam-ship Atlantic nu this day, to as vogsgeraent in Almeria.. Ile Commit. tee ni the southern and 'forteth Hospital presented her with a ...
... from a correspondence of the New York paper,, las reference to the Swedish Nightingale:- PRIrLADE.LPIHIA, Dnc. 7, 1850-Jenny Lind took her depsirture very quieitly this imorniilg, and lias, rio doo lt, saf lv reached liatimoinre bv this time. I1er concert ...
... JENNY LIND. The father of Jvnny Lin-1 t Swedish eounrl profession musician. H« married lady, who had large forlunf, wldah he n-,; find difficult to run lhroii L 'h. ii,,| the mother Mademoiselle Lind is »rlaii»» Archbishop Whaieley, and is, are inforaud ...
... JENNY LIND. BV FREDERICA BREMER. There was once poor and plain little girl dwelling in a little room in Stolkholm, the capital of Sweden. She was poor little girl indeed, then; she was lonely and negleclod and would have been very unhappy, deprived of ...
... JENNY LIND Putting images of real persons on ships’ prows became customary last century, and among the notabilities thus honoured was the famous singer Jenny Lind. A figurehead representing her decorated the first cruising yacht, the Nightingale, built ...
... JENNY LIND. WE beg most respectfully to submit the most beautiful assortment of Dress Waistcoats for the state that every portion of Gentlemen's Dress, morning evening; as also Ladies* Riding Hsbits^Mf duccd in the most fashionable manner. ft G. MACDONA ...
... JENNY LIND. Madame Guldsmidt (Jenny Lind) gave her farewell concert at Metropolitan Uustre, New York, the evening of the 24th ult. There were 7,000 persons in the building ; her rcoepticn was supremely triumphant, ami she sang farewell seng, the music ...
... JENNY LIND. The following letter has * been addressed Mr. , (Translation.) •‘Vienna, Feb 28, l*4 ...
... JENNY LIND. The following Isttsr has been addressed by the Swedish Nightlngale” to Mr. Bunn, Iccsve of lb* Drury-lan* Theatre, in rtfcvenc* old standing agreemen', that she should make hrr first appearance In London at the Drury-lan* Theatre. She I* anxious ...
... THE JENNY LIND. In reply to Mr Wickham. the Secretary said the question of the remission of towage of the Jenny Lind was brought before the Tug Committee, and the charge had been reduced. The committee coonidered they would make it up in towage some ...
... JENNY LIND. SPEAKING of the Nightingale, we have a great deal of curious ala about her. Brief let us be in making use of it. The day she left London for Dover was to havebeen herwedding day. Settlements all duly prepared, blanks only unfilled. At a meeting ...
... 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 ...