 | Music - 1825 - 590 pages
...never to repeat the dreadful expression of ' tally ho,' nor venture to ask any of their friends for the translation of it. •- The next day, when I saw the...to appreciate, had been sung by the celebrated Mrs. Wrighten at Vauxhall, and was a great favourite all over England. Thus, however ended the exhibition... | |
 | Michael Kelly - 1826 - 394 pages
...did not know, and literally, at that time, I did not. His Majesty, the Emperor, finding, that even /, a native of Great Britain, either could not, or would...and Signora Tally ho ! with her Italian poet, went hunting elsewhere, and never returned to Vienna, at least during my residence. I went one evening to... | |
 | 1833 - 538 pages
...of their friends for a translation of it. The next morning, when I saw the husband of ' Tally-ho !' he abused the taste of the people of Vienna, and said...to appreciate, had been sung by the celebrated Mrs. Wri^hton at Vauxhall, and was a great favourite all over England. Thus, however, ended the exhibition... | |
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Royal example. The ladies hid their faces with their fans, and mothers were heard in the lobbies cautioning their daughters on the way out, never to repeat the dreadful expression of " tally ho," nor venture to ask any of their friends for a translation... 