... XXIV, XXV.. and XXVI. the Author of George Geltb of Fen Court, Ac Illustrated J D. Watson. A Lore Song. Translated from Heinrich Heine. Die Political Situation at Vienna A Letter Baren Max Aulic Councillor, Ac., Ac, Foreign Office, Vienna. Ron »my Price ...

... fascination, their appearance has so enticing an air, that these dead bacchantes are irresistible. Thi> argument, quoted from Heinrich Heine, and placed at the commencement of the libretto of Giselle, was indeed necessary to render the mysterious and poetical ...

... Chapters XXIV. XXV. and XXVI. By the Author of •’George Feu Court, Ac. Illustrated J. D. WaUon. Love Tranalatod from Heinrich Heine. The Political Situation Vienna. A Letter to Baron Max ven Gagern. Aulic Councillor, Ac.. Ac., Foreign GflV’e, Vienna ...

... use of tobacco by authors, he says:— Of literary men Goethe hated tobacco, a very extraordinaiy thing for German to do. Heinrich Heine had the same dislike. Of French litterateurs Balzac, Victor Hugo, and Dumas, did not smoke; but the smokere are Alfred ...

... rksTOBATION. (Continued.) By ROBERT BKLI.. K-q. „ Recollections of O'Keefe. j A D*y at .•'trasburg. B> Captain Scraps from Heinrich Heine. By! Med win. p,,-,. John Oxcnfonl Virtuous l.ove. Mrs. F.awar.l A few words with our Ancestors. Thomas. , . _ .. Lama ...

... earned off to aU parts of Europe trophies of Roman taste. All the posthumous papers, with the exception or tho memoirs, of Heinrich Heine have just boon bought for the Austrian Government. Prince Motternioh, the Austrian Ambassador Paris, concluded the purchase ...

... use of tobacco by authors, he says;— Of literary men Goethe hated tobacco, very extraordinary thing for a German to do. Heinrich Heine had the same dislike. Of French litterateurs Balzac, Victor Hugo, and Dumas, did not smoke; but the smokers are Alfred ...