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... Growth of the Map of Losidon. IV. Samuel Rogers. is V. Cavallier and the Camisards. s. VI. The Coins of Greece. t VII. Heinrich Heine.' VIII. Supreme Courts of Appeal. ' IX. Remains 'of William Arche'r Butler. X. Memoirs by Sir Robert Peel: The Catholic ...
... 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 ...
... Numismatists may ponder over the coins of Greece. Those fond of biography may muse over the incidents in the life of Heinrich Heine, or linger with Archer Butler, as he indulges in his Platonic speculations, or smile at the table-talk of the poet-wit ...
... shop—why, then, at least, he will find things going right badly with him. —Pictures of Travel, translated from the German of Heinrich Heine. SNIP IN H _musonn.—There are leas things more impressive to me than one of these ships lying up against some lonely quay ...
... 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 ...
... upon an ave- rage, upwards of three hours and a quarter, even with the help of a good-sized pair of bellows. —Punch. HEINRICH HEINE'S 081 N ioN LoNDON. —I have seen the greatest wonder which the world can show to the astonished spirit; I have seen it ...
... bee hems prohibited bore, and copies found at the different booksellers congerated, whilst Sunday the polies seized work Heinrich Heine, published Imre by Schaiidt•Woissenfels With rftreoi to the theatre, new 0r entitled A New Telrerraph ; or, Timm ...
... iwololnted here, nod all the c-piv* found the dilf. - rent bvmksclirrs eonfiscated; wbll-l . Sunday last the police d work Heinrich Heine, published her* b» Ur. ei-seafels. re.jowt t« the theatre, new piece cntiljed. d .Vcw TttMrapk, ~r. fl,.* A««ace / *» ...
... and all the copies found at the different booksellers confiscated, whilst on Sunday last the police seized a work 'on Heinrich Heine, published here by Dr. Schmidt-Weissenfels. With respect to the theatre, a new piece, entitled 'A New Telegraph; or, There ...
... at.d all the copies found at the different booksellt rs confiscated. whilst on Sunday last the police seised • work on Heinrich Heine, published here by Dr Schmidt- Weirsenfela. With respect to the theatre, • new piece, entitled 'A. New Telegraph; or, ...
... them as truly descriptive, thoughtful, impassioned, or even satirical, as if he had :held the pen of Barry Cornwall or Heinrich Heine. That they convey varied iimpressions to different minds, by no means implies Ithat the ideas embodied in them by the ...
... LORE.LE- LORE-LEY. BlY HEINRICH HEINE. I cannot tell what it meaneth That I am.so sad to-day; A legend of times departed Will not from my brain away. The air is cool, and it darkens, And quietly flows the Rhine, While over the mountain summits The evening ...