... JENNY LIND. From the time—it appears to me—when she became fully alive to the extraordinary power which she could exercise, of her sole self, in music of a far inferior order, she became averse to merging the sorceress in the interpreter—avoided, more ...

... JENNY LIND. The rational and irrational admirers of Mademoiselle Lind will be delighted to hear that that accomplished singer and musician intends visiting London during the month of June 1101, for the purpose of giving two grand concerts. After these ...

... JENNY LIND, The following letter, from Madame Goldschmidt, to the Rev. P. J. Saffery, who had sent her a copy of Mrs. Opie's Life, by Miss Brightwell, will be read with deep interest:— Dear Sir,—Allow me to thank you most sincerely for your very kind ...

... arrangements. This, however, we I.ay add, that Jenny Lind will poritioel appear at Her Majesty's Theatre on the second week in April. (Copy) ' 9, Chancery-lane, March 13. iSir,-? am instructed by Mdlle. Jenny Lind to hand you the enclosed copy of a letter ...

... JENNY LIND. Jenny Lind had left New York in the steamer Bay State, for Boston. A great crowd collected about the dock to see her off. Several persons even took passage in the boat, for the sake of seeing and possibly hearing the nightingale. JENNY LIND ...

... Jenny Lind was one of the Queen’s special favourites ; so was Sir Charles Halle ; and at Balmoral Madame Albani was a frequent visitor to the Castle, Her Majesty often taking afternoon tea with the delightful vocalist. The Queen had studied so thoroughly ...

... JENNY LIND. TIE LANGUAGE SONG,—The celebrated CANZONA, sung with so much eclat by Jeen7 Liod, lo Donhaetti's opera, La Figlia del Neal- Metto, with an Accompaniment for the Pianoforte, by Charles H Purday, and embellished with the only some* Likeness ...

... JENNY LIND. Mr. Barnum, the proprietor of the American Muscum at New York, has addressed the following circular to the American journals : American Museum, Feb. 19, 1850. In regard to the engagement of Millie. Jenny Lind for America, I beg to state ...

... JENNY LIND. The issue of tickets for seats at the approaching oratorio at Exeter Hall began on Tuesday morning at Mr. Mitchell's library. In a few hours not one was left unsold, and the tickets for the next oratorio, on Monday week, are already largely ...

... names of many actresses and singers whose lives were quite beyond reproach ; and in the first place she mentioned Jenny Lind MJme. Jenny Lind Goldschmidt was in fact as much esteemed for her virtues as she was admired for her talent; while her personal ...

... JENNY LIND. We have been requested to publish the following letters, hich have been addressed to Mr. Bunn. We had no space for them yesterday : (Copy) 9, Chancery-lane, March 13. Sir,—l am instructed by Mdlle. Jenny Lind to hand you the enclosed copy ...

... JENNY LIND THURSDAY, Joe E. Brown IN - ...