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... JENNY LIND AT BRISTOL. The consimenation so long nud so 1devoutly wished has been attained, thle sweet aud thrilling notes of the 11wediesh Nightin- gale have resounded in our city, and the question which every one puts to his neighbour, is nto longer ...
... JENNY LIND AND TH1IE SOMNAMBULIST. To the Editor of The Bristol ifercury. Park-street, Bristol. Sem-The paragraphs which have appeared in different PIprIs5 giving 11an accoulitof tile extraordinaryphenomenf of mes llerls as wvitnessed by Mdlle. Jenny ...
... BEMINIBOENCES OF JENNY LIND. .. . -- -- , -- ?? - -- V 'Scme ix years before her death Bays the Rev H. B. Haweis in The Young Woman, II was in the habit of meeting Jenny Lind at the house of my friend Arthur l unan (aeon of the late DeanLiliman, ...
... OF JENNY LIND. OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS. Mademoiselle Jenny Lind made her debut at her Majesty's Theatre on Tuesday, aud has surpassed-far surpassed-the highest expectations that could have been formed of her powers. So highly had Jenny Lind's musical ...
... with a Jenny Lind razor, by a Jenny Lind barber, scented with Jenny Lind cologne, combed with a Jenny Lind comb, brutshed with a Jenny Lind brush, washed in a Jonny Lind bowl, sod wiped with a Jenny Lind towel. ...
... 4 agat Grey Cloud, 2 to 1 agat Hunts. man, 3 to 1 eght.Jenny Lind, and 10 to 1 agst ?? I After a good race between Grey Cloud and Kingecote, the former won by three-quarters of a length; Jenny Lind a bad third, and Huntsman pulled up. The riders of Grey ...
... which the periodical I press have committed Mdlle. Jenny Lind. As that whichI is in print is trte by the adage, these form a notorious case of present flirtation or threatened ?? is I reported that Jenny Lind will ?? her band on the I Rev. Mr. Grote, of Burnham ...
... the great event of the evening, which thle audience bad eswatted with visible linpatienco-tlie appearance of Mademoiselle Jenny Lind. To receive the ?? Ssvedish Nightingale wilti cheers an~d plaudits, would only ho to receive tier as othelr)irtiets of ...
... has not a leg to stand upon, what will he do with a garter. TWo SISTERS oF CRARITY.-The name of the Swedish Nightingale is Jenny Lind. Not a bad name for the English Nightingale in the Last would be- Jenny Lint. WYanted, a few smart Political Lads, to ...
... the gift of iL. W. Buck, Esq., M.P., and the Steward, added to a SwEEPsTAKEs of £3. each. Heats, twice round. Mr. Wood's Jenny Lind, 8st. 121b. ?? ?? 2 Mr. Taunton's oh. f. Lord Stafford, 4 yrs. Sst. 121b. 1 Mr. Smith's b. c. Landseer, 3 yrs. 8st. 71b ...
... officially published. The widow of Arthur. Thistlewood, one of the Cato-street conspirators, died.lastweek at Horneastle. . 'Jenny- Lind will singat.two concerts, at Oxford,' on the occasion of the approapbing commemoratioi. Prince'Oscar of Sieden. (the suitor' ...
... eshibitions for many years, and worked so diligently that he finished a great number of works, in- cluding busts of Mdlle. Jenny Lind and 'he Queen, and some productions which tested his inventive powers. Examples of the latter class are to be seen in I ...