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... It must have been a comical sight to behold these soldiers puffing away witli the utmost gravity, as if on duty. Could Heinrich Heine have been present, he would have repeated his satirical remark, that every Prussian soldier seems to have swallowed the ...
... 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 ...
... cleared at the Matamoras Customhouse.—New York Herald. All the posthumous papers, with the exception of the memoirs, of Heinrich Heine have just been bought for the Austrian Government. The Wittwe Heine is to receive an annuity of 3000f. for life. An almanac ...
... nt lor twelve months, in consequence of insolence to his master. Ali. the posthumous papers, with the of tba memoirs, Heinrich Heine have Just been bought for the Austrian Government. The Witt we Heine is to receive an annuity of 80Mf, for lib. almanac ...
... 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 ...
... OF PORTRAIT MINIATURES AT SOUTH KENSINGTON. By R. H. SODmN S.MITII, THE BATTLE-FIELD NEAR HASTINGS. Trans- lated from Heinrich Heine, by NEVILLE CHRISTfE AND MANSON'S. By the EDITOE. (With Illustrations by R. T. PllRTalZrTT.) EDUCATION IN CHINA. Fort ...
... XXVr. -By the Author of -CGeorge 'Geith 'of' Fen' Court, &c. Illustrated by J. D. Watson' A Love-song. Translated from Heinrich Heine.' ThePolitiaal Situation at .Vienna. : A Letter to Baron Max Von Gagern, Aulie Councillor, Aco. &ci Foreign Office, Vienna ...
... the features of Philip more youthful than is consistent with the appearance of his adopted 'farnily.' A translation of Heinrich Heine's Love Song, A Night in the Coliseum, Lady lMary's Lover, and instalments of the running tales complete the number ...
... singing of a hymn, alter which the children retired to their various apaitments highly pleased with the day enjoyment. Heinrich Heine that foreigners look on Scotch as nothing but Jews who eat pork. Dundee Hiuh School.—A meeting of the Directors of the ...
... what does offend him and other denominations of Christians is the legality. Hlence the impression, concisely summed up by Heinrich Heine, that foreigners look on the Scotch as nothing but Jews who eat pork. On the other hand, that the Scotch Sabbath has produced ...
... what does offend him and other denominations of Christians is the legality. Hence the impression, concisely summed hv Heinrich Heine, that foreigners look the Scotch as nothing but Jews who eat pork. On the other baud, that the Scotch Sabbath has produced ...
... the Scotch Sabbath ; but what does offend other denominations of Christians ie the Hence the impression, con- Gisely by Heinrich Heine, that Np hry | but Jows Mary as Oa the other hand, that the rath bas duced and retained many qualities in the national ...