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... passed away from mv mind. In the autumn of 1843. Jenny Lind camne again to Copenhagen. One of- my friends, our clever ballet-master 1Bournonville, who has married a Swedish ladh, a friend of Jenny Lind, informed me of her arrival here, and told me she ...
... JENNY LIND. Jenny Lind gotonboard the Atlantic steamer ?? on Wed- nesday morning before the hour when she was expected to leave for i America, and thus the gathering of a crowd was prevented. When t else steamer sailed, the Mersey -was covered with boats ...
... JENNY LIND. JENNY LIND. al Mr. Barnum, the proprietor of the American Museum at New h( York, has addressed the following circular to the American jour- sI nals:- American Museum, Feb. 19, 1850.-In regard to the en- S gagement of Madlec. Jenny Lind for ...
... JENNY LIND. Ctrnm the iternry Gazette.) In the early part of her English career, we ventured to hint that some portion of the Enchantresgs fascination was not owing to modulations fromt throat or chest, or her ?? powers over the physical organs of musie ...
... metropolis has been closed for want of pa- tronage-; and there-is nothing for it, says the writer, bult to get Jenny Lind. - Jenny Lind ! Jenny Lind bhe exclaims: what lis thereno manager to be found who is capableof bringing to Paris this ladv, whom M ...
... JENNY LIND IN NEW YOIRC. (From tho Nowr York Itorald of Soptretiber 11.) Wo tmd iniagirredr that, tho wcather boing so ortfiavourablo on Snturrday rorioinrg, the attedidaeo tit the wrction for the choice sents at the first corcert of ,lJersry Lind, would ...
... JENNY LIND IN AN AMERICAN POLICE OFFICE. (From tie Times.) | L The Americans have begun to moralise upon tleir ovn cseniibilities. After receiving a popular songstress with ' a depth of enthusiasm hitherto considered peculiar cither c 1atolbyalty or'devotion ...
... performed instrumental music, and the a piece comsmenced. The first and second scenes were got over, .a and in the third scene, Jenny Lind, dressed like a good-natured e iuatic beauty, came upon the stage. The opening recitative \vas * finely delivered; but the ...
... Mademoiselle Jenny Lind, at her Maiesty's Theatre, is now a P matter of notoriety nay, her attractions seems to endure, notwvith- s standing the discouragement arising from the beat of the weather. n The range of parts in which Jenny Lind has appeared ...
... and after an exami. nation of her papers was allowed to proceed. With this exception, all seem to have got safely to Yea, JENNY LIND'S DEBUT. Rarely was ever seen such an excitement even at that focus of excitement, her Majesty's Theatre. The crowd at the ...
... Baird's. East Kilbride,JenonyLindt170yards). .0Ruea U 0 Bettiog-6 to 4 agpt Blocheirn Boy, 3 to I agst Queen Bee, 4 to 1 acr!t Jenny LInd, 6 to 1 agst ary others. Won easily by 20 lengths; same between second and third. Time, 4mn. late. Mr Wiiainson's ChesterhallSam ...