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... JENNY LIND. The reports published in the London papers on the subject of Jenny Lind's (Madame Gold- Schmidt) health are exaggerated, and some respects wholly incoriect. She has been living for some weeks past Malvern, and therefore has not been ordered ...
... JENNY LIND. CFrom the Spectator.J If (he power of giving delight may be regarded as a test of merit, then the merit of Jenny Lind must be pronounced supreme ; for never in the course of our theatrical experience have we witnessed anything equal to the ...
... JENNY LIND. (From the Musical World.) sC''\ A young und wealthy Russian office * ' over here in May 1847 on an affair of muC „oB«* tance; few days only were allowed him ~g the uusiness. was the eve of th-' sanity, that era of fanaticism, the debut ...
... soon passed away from my mind. the Autumn of 1843 Jenny Lind came again to Copenhagen. One of friends, our clever ballet-mister, Bournonville, who has married a Swedish lady, a friend of Jenny Lind, informed me of her arrival here aud told that she ...
... THE JENNY LIND MEMORIAL. Jenny Lind's memorial, which Princess Christian unveiled half-past eleven this forenoon in Westminster Abbey, appropriately placed just below Handel's in Poets' Corner. The monument consists of a medallion portrait in marble in ...
... JENNY LIND SCHOLARSHIP. The cs says :—A musical scholarship to founded in memory of Madame Jenny who did so much towards fronding the Mendel**ohn Scholarship. To th* n- y fu )s a large number of eminent ' • take part in a concert, which ' '** given in ...
... JENNY LIND IN DUNDEE. About this time I had two great pleasures which no doubt made their mark on a literary life of so quiet a character. I heard Jenny Lind sing, and I saw Helen Faucit act on one of the comparatively few occasions when she played before ...
... ILLNESS OF JENNY LIND. The Press Association is informed that Madmea Otto Goldschmidt (Jenny Lind) suffering from illness, necessitating bar removal from London the country, absolute quiet being ordered. ...
... THE LATE JENNY LIND. (From the Standard of this morning.) Were such another Jenny Lind to make her appearance would the result be the same ? We greatly doubt it. To say that, however, is not to detract from the gifts and merits of the deceased singer ...
... JENNY LIND DYING The Exchange Company learns that there was no alteration last evening in the low condition of Madame Goldsmidt—nee Jenny Lind. of her recoverv. She is fast sinking, and her friends have no hopes ...
... Thursday. The following anecdote is told of Jenny Lind’s experience in Vienva. She had been singing in ‘La Sonnambula,” and after the curtain fell on the last act the audience persistently encored the which Jenny Lind, whose voice was final rondo, always rather ...
... ILLNESS OF JENNY LIND. The Press Association states that the following bulletin has been issued ■ Madame Lind is losing strength rapidly. Her mijid continues clear, but the exhaustion of the body is very great. ...