... Edinburgh and London. Cupar-Fire: JOURNAL OFFICE. T WESTMINSTER REVIEW. Nu. XVII. JANUARY, 1816. CONTENTS. 1. German Wit: Heinrich Heine. 11. The Limited Liability Act of 1455. 111. History of the Howe of Savoy. IV. Russia and the Allies. V. Military Education ...

... SMOKING AMONGST LITERARY MEN. Of literary men Goethe hated tobacco, a 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 de ...

... ; Of Geese `The Small House at Allington-3 chapters—including The Combat ; Va. Victis ; See the Conquerin; He: Comes; Heinrich Heine.' in which Mr 3lattlica Arnold gives a flue sketch of Heine. The concluding article is entitled, 'On a Medal of George ...

... of History.' Dr Strauss is at present residing in Berlin. The Austrian Government has acquired • number of letters from Heinrich Heine to friends and relations, as autographs of the late poet ; they are to be kept at the Imperial Library. but not to be ...

... THE GODDESS OF '4VISDOIL Heinrich Heine, about the year 1834, contributed a series of papers to the iterate des /)ere Maades, concernin g the state of religion and philosophy in his own country, which he brought to a conch'. sion with the remarkable warning ...

... THE GODDESS OF WISDOM, Heinrich Heine, about the year 184 contributed a series of papers to the dr. A.m. No'el.*, concerning the state if religion and ihiltsviphy to his own country, which he brmight to a conch'. shin with the remarkable warning which ...

... suggested themselves to the mind of Prince Bismarck, and have induced him to remind France that her neck is still beneath what Heinrich Heine called the Germanic hoof. One thing is perfectly certain—that, whatever be M. Thiers' other faults of omission and ...

... suggested themselves to the mind of Prince Bismarck, and have induced him to remind France that her neck is still beneath what Heinrich Heine called the Germania hoof. Ooe thing is perfectly certain—that, whatever be M. Thiers other faults of omission and commission ...

... held to be a great improvement.' Of literary men, Gnethe hated tobacco, a very extraordinary thing for a German to do. Heinrich Heine had the 'erne dislike. Of French litterateure, Balzac. Victor Hugo, and Dumas, did not smoke; but the smokers are Alfred ...

... to bear best are Chopin and Mendelssohn. Fancy Chopin, is kis dimly-lighted room in the Hue d'Autin, with Madame Sand, Heinrich Heine, Eugene Delacroix. and Lizst, for an audience. What dreams, what vi,:ions of moonlight, and deep deep seas., and island ...

... with enlarged Supplement, containinw many words not to be found in any other Dictionary. Crown Bvo., pp. 800, 74 ed. HEINRICH HEINE'S POEMS and BALLADS. Done Into English Verse. By C.B. Printed on papier verve, crown Sen.. S. A treognined poet and ...

... London: Triibner & C gate Hill, Edinburgh and Paisley od of ty of Nearly a quarter of a century has elapsed ns of death of Heinrich Heine, about his 57th year, where, for the previous quarter of a century, | an asylum from the wrath of the Prussian Gov That ...