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... Monch. The deceased Viscount fought with distinguished bravery throughout the whole of the Peninsular campaigns. MARRIAGE oF JENNY LIND AT BATH.-This event, we are informed on the best authority, took place last week, and with suds privacy was the ceremony ...
... and was frequently applauded. His company is a good one all round. Among the members we may make special men- tion of Miss Jenny Lind, the Madeline and Adrienne of the piece. Miss Lind displayed con- siderable promise, and notably so in the first act, when ...
... Polkas, by R. A. Rust; The Queen of Melody, words by T. B. H. Christie, the music composed and subscribed to Mladlle. Jenny Lind, by Robert Guylott (the author of that beautiful air, The Rose will cease to blow); and D Dreams, a pictorial ballad ...
... long famous in Scottish (as well as English) song, has suf- fered from a stroke of paralysis.-Liverpool .Mercury. JENNY LiND.-The Jenny Lind mania has lost none of itsfurore. The greatest efforts are makting to secure tickets for her two concerts, and hundreds ...
... Dunganzaon. short-horn cow, Jenny Lind. Section 6-First prize, Thomas Cather, Esq., N ewownlimavady, short-horn heifer, Fleda; se- cond prize, N. M. Archdall, Esq., Crocknacrieve, Enniskillen, short-horn heifer, Jenny Lind. Section 7-First prize, J. G ...
... gether tho pcrformua-ue w's3 very creditable, anad the stige appointments looked very fresh end neat. Tihe muuical farce, Jenny Lind at Last, in which Mr. Saker and Mrs. Warden made the house roar t 11 they themselves could be but indifferently b,-erd ...
... singing of Mdlle. Eneqoist, from the Itnlian Opera, Paris, who made her debut in Belfast. This lady is a pupil of Madame Jenny Lind, and is in every way worthy of that preceptor. The fame of her wonderful vocal powers preceded hler, and in this instance ...
... been elected a representative peer in the room of the late Baron Dunsany. Otto Goldsehmidt, Esq., andi Mardame Goldschmidt (Jenny Lind), have left London for the Continent. The Marquis and 'Marchioness of Londonderry, and the vouthful Lord Earnest Vane, who ...
... , from Chiarleville Forest, Tullamore, where they have beenon a visit to Captain Hion. Alfred Bury and Mrs. Bury. Mdie. Jenny Lind Goldschimidt arrived some days ago at Stockholm, on board the Swea steamer. A great nuinber of her admirers met on the occasion ...
... The scenery and effects were very exelleont throughout the play, and added much to its success The afterpic;Cc, entitled Jenny Lind at Last, srI-red to fxihibit hf iss Lawler's vocal ability. It sceemid, however, suonewhat out of date, though its pnipulos ...
... at Paris. MIADAME JENNY LIND GOL.DSCIIMIDT.-Mr. ;ilitehlell, of Bond Street, London, visitedl Dub)lin on Monday for- the purpose of conclidinig rranngemlints with the comilittee with regard to the time, &c., at which Madame Jenny Lind Goldsehmidt will ...
... having taken leave of the Duchess of Sutherland, departed for lluclhinghaiu Palace. JENNY LIND.-The Scotsman announces, on good autho- rity, that Mademoiselle Jenny Lind will visit Edinburgh professionally about the middle of Septemoher. The llfanchester ...