... accused of what are called communistic tendencies at Berlin, for only reading composition called The Weaver's Song by Heinrich Heine, the lite rary exile at Paris. witness examined, to incriminate the doctor, is said to have stated that informed against ...

... breathing the morbid egotism of the Byronic -school, but occa- sionally musical and fresh as some of the happiest efforts of Heinrich Heine. The Spectacle dans un Fauteuil was a brilliant assemblage of dramatic sketches, distinguished by a power which gave ...

... HEINRICH HEINE. The announcement of the death of Heine will not perhaps produce a ,reat effect upon old Europe, but it will sause many a throb in the breast of Young Germany. Heine represented Young Germany in its most brilliant phase. Although he tried ...

... the Holy See will find any champions among the members of, r the Conference.-Indipendance Beige. p The widow of the late Heinrich Heine writes to: e the Debate respecting the prop sed erection of a mausoleum e over the remains of her husband :- I cannot ...

... crowned with success. A PLEASANT LOOK-OUT FOR PRtUSIA.-All the posthumous papers, with the exception of the memoirs, of Heinrich Heine have just been bought for the Austrian Government. Prince Metternich, the Austrian ambassador at Paris, concluded the ...

... does offend him and other denomi- nations of Christians is the legality. Hence the impression, concisely sunmmed up by Heinrich Heine, that foreigners look on the Scotch as nothing but Jews whlo eat pork. On the other hand, that the Scotch Sabbath has ...

... unfavourable to the sagacity of the Sovereign or his Ministers. It might be a gain to any Government to have sub- sidized HEINRICH HEINE, though his own repute would have been better without the discovery; but we defy either patron or public to estimate the ...

... the satire and contempt and to sharpen the wit of the countrymen of Rabelais and Voltaire. One would like to know what Heinrich Heine, the only wit Germany ever produced, would have said and written on such a theme. ...

... literary championship the intel- 4 a- leetual estae of Germany some five and thirty years id ago, when the Hamburg Jew, Heinrich Heine, a. led the way, first in the German, then in the 's French press, inhiB opposition to stiff Junker.. m dom and stolidc ...

... it is quite certain that three years' service, at least, will be required to drill such a soldier. What do you say to Heinrich Heine, the poet, being on the stage P I do not mean that a play of his is acted, for he has not written one, baut I mean that ...

... The article states that Mdme. de Stael, in portraying an ideal Germany, was carried away by hatred to the First Empire. Heinrich Heine, who knew Germany better, painted it in very different colours. The article says that Germany desires to be the mistress ...

... article states tbat Madane de Stael in pour- traying an ideal Germany was carried away by hatred to tne firit empire. Heinrich Heine, who knew Ger-. many1 better, painted 'it in very different colours. The aetile dsays that' Germany desires to be the ...