Singress

Singer, it is said, once had his help-meet, singress; but she has departed and sent a songstress to keep company with her mates, the songsters of the groves, as well as of our choirs:[…]

Nothing else being so well calculated to afford agood^([sic]) idea of the peculiar features of every-day life in Hungary as a genuine Hungarian play, the visitor who would pass an evening in studying this, in hearing pretty music and the excellent singing of Madame [Louise] Blaha, called the Hungarian lark, an actress and singress of much ability, should not fail of going to the Nepszinhaz (The Peoples Theatre).

Approaching a great and mighty city for the first time must be like going into the presence of majesty; only heaven save me from such palpitation the day I become singress to the queen!

Ye first tune is Auld Lang Syne by all ye singerse and singresses.

The people who offered a silver coin, the singress was to announce the name of the person by way of a gratitude, Ram Singh stood up with one rupee in his hand and asked the singress to announce the Bale of Sardar Ram “Babar Akali”.