... 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 ...

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... 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 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 ...

... who has been legitimately married to a reign- b ing Christian Prince. She is the daughter b of Michel Heine, cousin of Heinrich Heine, P the poet, and married first the Duke of M Rtichelieu. The Heines are immensely rich, and b are now related by marriage ...

... contrive to cause cl more talk about their aflictions. Mr. 0. G. s( Leland has just translated The Family Life of ni Heinrich Heine (Hleinemann) fron the T German of the poet's nophow, Baron Ludwig tl i von Embden. The work is illustrated by mnany ...

... Correspondent there. The U a Choyral Society of Vienna, now giving teoceorts in Paris, decided to Jay a wreath on th- ?? oi heinrich Heine, 'hose poetry I ttrz' cumj ...

... 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 ...

... verdure anL beneath the feathery pollards, compared with which the vaunted fan-palh is a hard, spiky, arid-looking treelet. Heinrich Heine, in one of the most ironical chapters of his delightful Beisebilder, points out that the grass is green ' because green ...

... 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 ...

... that appeared, and perused nearly ?? and foreign newspaper. Last Christmas he gave his mother thirty autograph letters of Heinrich Heine, her favourite poet. But his great pas- sion was huntiun. He never tired of sport of any kind, and was careless as to ...

... going from shop to shop. Soene years ago she sent to buy in Rome a monument ?? a celebrated Danish sculptor had mnade to - Heinrich Heine for his own, pleasure. Thu Emupress had it set up in her well-known villa e Aebiilloion at Corfu, inviting afterwards ...