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... cottage- plan. The Great Britain Steam-ship, since her arrival in Liverpool, has been visited hy upwards of Mi.OOO persons. Jenny Lind, the celebrated Swedish vocalist, has become the wife a German Noblemi r. new drama,called Faith, »pc, and Charity, the ...
... drink a drug which renders them delirious, and in this state they are watched and interrogated. The celebrated cantratice, Jenny Lind, has carried Co'ogne y Sturm, and numbers Frenchmen have sworn to follow ber all the world over. Charles Dickens is at present ...
... greater portion of the enthusi istie audience consisted of English, many of whom have signified their intention of following Jenny Lind from place to place. Sua to appear next Frankfort. The Papal New Tariff.—We some time ago that the Papal Government intended ...
... September, in the Paris papers, reports the money-triumphs of the great Swedish songstress. The engagement of Mademoiselle Jenny Lind the Grand Opera of Berlin, which was have expired the Ist November, 1846, has just been cancelled, and another engagement ...
... been decided in her favour. The Berlin papers give a curious example of the en- thusiasm of the amateurs in that city for Jenny Lind. Although she has appeared some hundreds of times on their stage, and may, just now, be heard every aight, yet the public ...
... for Whitsuntide: to be conducted by Dr. Spohr, to consist of some two thousand exerutants, and to be 1starred by -Mddle. Jenny Lind-who will afterwards appear at the theatre, d nin-the I'Alceate' of Gluck, among other operas. 'On Friday morning Miss Tunstall ...
... for Whitsuntide: to be conducted by ir. Spohr, to consist of some two thousand executants, and to be “ starred” by Maddie. Jenny Lind—who willafterwards sppear at the theatre, in the ‘ Alceste’ of Gluck, among other operas, On Friday morning Miss Tunstall ...
... d We most heartily wish him well through his present troubles. JENNY LiND.-The Commerce publishes a. private ecorrespondence from Berlin of the 27th ult., which states that ?? Jenny Lind had sprained her left ancle in de- scending one of the staircases ...
... heartily wish him well through his present troubles. Jenny Berlin of the 27th ult., which states that private Mademoiselle Jenny Lind had sprained her left ancle im scending one of the staircases of the Grand Opera. His Ma- jesty had immediately upon hearing ...
... casting in the world, being no less than 36 tons in one solid ?? Journal. MUSIC, ETC. A Berlin paper contains an account of Jenny Lind's last appearance at the Royal Opera-house of that capital, on the 2d instant. The part selected by the nightingale of ...
... world, being no less than 36 tons in one solid mass.—Hercford Journal. MUSIC, ETC. A Berlin paper contains an account of Jenny Lind's last appearance at the Royal Opera-house of that capital, on the 2d instant. The part selected by the “nightingale of ...
... concluded the business of the sessions, and the Govt broke up nine o’clock. Mcsicju. News.'—A Berlin paper before account of Jenny Lind's last appearance the Royal Opera-bonne that capital, on the 2nd Inst. The part selected by the nightingale of the north ...