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... THE MANUSCRIPTS HEINRICH HEINE. (From the Standard of this morning.) V IKNNA, Tuesday Night. Baron Gustav Heine will give directions to the manuscripts of Heinrich Heine, which were in his possession. These include a great number of letters to Thiers ...
... THE UNCLE OF HEINRICH HEINE. The third and fourth instalments of the Memoirs of Heine, which appear in the latest pages of the Gartenlaube, contain interesting and characteristic sketch of Heine's uncle, Simon Geldhern, who, next to his mother, had the ...
... Heine's Memoirs.—The Paris correspondent of the Daily Telegraph states that the manuscript of the memoirs of Heinrich Heine, which, since the death of his widow, has been M. Julia's keeping, has just been sold that gentleman behalf of the heirs for 16 ...
... Heinrich Heine and His New Secretary.—Heine was delighted to employ what he called the small accomplishments of his Mouche. He had given me this name in allusion to the device upon seal which was the habit of using, aud which had fly engraved upon it ...
... Heine's Memoirs.—The Paris correspondent of the Daily Telegraph states that manuscript of the memoirs Heinrich Heine, which, since the death of his widow, has been in M. Julia's keeping, has just been sold that gentleman on behalf of the heirs for 16 ...
... Archduchess Stephanie of Austria has not remained long in Paris, but during her stay she managed to visit the tomb of Heinrich Heine, in the Montmartie Cemetery. She deposited on the monument a mourning wreath, which bore the inscription, 44 The Empress ...
... VIENNA, Monday Night. There died in Vienna this morning a man whose best claim to fame is that he was tlx? brother of Heinrich Heine, and whose career and death form striking, if not necessarily instructive, contrast to those of his gifted brother. It ...
... ELGIN. 111. MEDIAEVAL WARFARE. IV. PEEL AND PITT. V. OLD OAK. VI. THE WAGES AND SAVINGS OF WORKING MEN. VII. THE IDEALS HEINRICH HEINE. VIII. THE CATHOLIC REACTION FRANCE. IX. GEORGE BURROW AND HIS WORKS. X. THE GOVERNMENT LONDON. XL VELAZQUEZ AND REMBRANDT ...
... I. COURTHOPE’S LIFE OF POPE. 11. THE PRINCIPALITY MONACO. HI. WARD AND THE OXFORD MOVEMENT. IV. BATTLE ABBEY ROLL. V. HEINRICH HEINE. VI. THE INHABITANTS OF EAST LONDON. VXt. JOHN LOCKE. VIU. GARDINERS’ CIVIL WAR. IX. THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. X. THE NATIONAL ...
... system of communication made by fast despatch riders between the East of » the United States and the Pacific Coast. ' 2—Heinrich Heine was the author who, when he was dying, spok.e of his mattress-grave. 3—Fatigue duty is the routine employment of soldiers ...
... field and wood, ee! nest pastures spring for food ; And let her calmly sleep and rest, As once she slept upon my breast. —Heinrich Heine. ...
... discovery near Murmansk / large deposits of the mineral u)h' c is believed to contain radium. 6—Because the famous German r r Heinrich Heine, was a Jew, «*,, Hitler has decreed that his P ., Die Lorelei, is to be descr* in school books as written by unknown ...