... to the care of a nurse, and the interment of the mother w»e postponed for twentyfour boon.” LETTERS, ART, AND ARTISTS. Heinrich Heine, the celebrated German poet, died Paris the 18th ult. The Frcmdcn states that freedom of the press has been proclaimed ...

... take her with them, they let him go.' After an interesting paper on the Coins of Greece, and another the German poet Heinrich Heine, we have an able article on the Supreme Courts of Appeal. The writer traces the origin of the judicial functions of ...

... read not merely because of the celebrity of the authoress, but because there is literally nothing else to read.— Albion. Heinrich Heine’s Opinion of London.— I have seen the greatest wonder which the world can show to the astonished spirit; I have seen it ...

... those of ordinary magazine. “ Of Geese is amusing enough, though not calculated us a whole, to impart much instruction. “Heinrich Heine” is an able and appreciative sketch of one of Germany’s greatest literary men; and “On Medal of George the Fourth ’’—one ...

... Nature. They constitute of the mind inalienable—a thing of beauty, and a for ever. Next conies the * Ritter Olaf ’ of Heinrich Heine, a man of fortunes as varied his genius, and who was, for several years before his death in 1851, great attraction in ...

... of campaign Gaul. llkisricii Heine’s Literary Remains—All the po-thumous papers, with the exception of the memoirs, of Heinrich Heine have juet been bought Ur the Austrian Governmenr Prince Metlernlch, the Austrian Ambassador at Paris, concluded the purchase ...

... deprive Urn of mors influence than due to his personal merit, A very Interesting article devoted the life and works of Heinrich Heine, who died, it will be remembered, about dozen years ago Paris. A German by birth, he was the author of many lyrics in ...

... a cry, ' The French have been beaten, beaten on the whole line. Those Luxembourgeois like the pereitionte Francois, as Heinrich Heine did; they like him because a Prussian garrison was here over half a century, and the military behaved to the civilians ...

... Berrys Alex. V. Humboldt the Court Harriet, Lady Ashburton of Berlin Rev. Sydney Smith Cardinal Wiseman The Last Days of Heinrich Heine Walter Savage Landor • Fourth edition, revised, Svo, 18s, THE EPISTLE PAUL to the CORINTHIANS; with Critical Notes and ...

... imperfect in this care, and the law of supply and demand has free course. Wit, Wisdom, a\d Pathos, from the Prose of Heinrich Heine, with Few Pieces from The Book of Songs.” Selected and Translated by J. Snodgrass. London: Triibner & Co., Ludgate Hill ...

... Alas the dazzling knight of the White Moon, who ! ' overcame the bravest and noblest man earth, was ' only barber. —Heinrich Heine. The following is a bill of items presented to the '• jury in a breach of promise case tried at Sprinklesa burn, viz ...

... WIT, WISDOM, AND PATHOS, FROM THE PROSE OF HEINRICH HEINE. Selected and Translated by J. Snodgrass. London: Tnibner ft Co. Mr Snodgrass has produced a volume which we venture to think will bo kept on a handy shelf in the library. It is ono of those few ...