... drew forth our approbation in. the first number. The Battle Field steer Hastings is a cleverly translated ballad fross Heinrich Heine. Altogether, literary and artistic, this is anl simirable number, and certainly the host of the series hitherto. INTELLECTUAL ...

... rhythm end beauty at' language that lie drcc looked to in every poet. Swinbuvee's versee he greatly admired, so did lie Heinrich Heine's. One evening, at one of the receptions of his beloved sister, Mrs. Cleveland, he reed from an old folio a translation ...

... AN UNMUSICAL POET. Few things are more amusing in the writings of the brilliant German poet Heinrich Heine than the horror he expresses at musical enthusiasm generally, and the piano in particular. He speaks of the latter instrument as the instrument ...

... isntil fuarther notice. l u fIlkpresoN has a treat in store for the coming season, in S1k1 lid stb e a ballet, written by Heinrich Heine for the s'lootof the lnary years ago, but never yet performed. The the ballet is a variation of the Faust legend. -uc ...

... various ways to release the unfortunate seaman from his doom. The d'nouement of the story adopted by Wagner was invented by Heinrich Heine. In his whimsical story, The Memoirs of Herr vous Schnabelewopeki, Heine tells us bow, on his passage from Hamburg to ...

... Pianoforte, hy Carl Weber, will be an excellentworkfor teachers. Six Songs, by Noel Johnson, are settings of the verses of Heinrich Heine. The composer has treated the beautiful verses in a graceful and sympathetic spirit. Endymion is a minuet in the classic ...

... subject of William Ratcliffc beats ail previous operatic stories. The story of this is taken from a tragedy written by Heinrich Heine, the popular German poet. Heine called William Ratclhye one of the literary sins of his youth. It was written in 1823 ...

... Von Kronegg and Herren Holtaus and Peters in incidental riles were equally commendable. THE hundredth anniversary of Heinrich Heine's birth was celebrated in the Berliner Theatre on Wednesday by the production of two of the poet's works. The first, Bergidyll ...

... introduced a own com; also some new new song-cycle of her and Reet,” and vely * nt cee seven brief lyrics by the German poet Heinrich Heine, whose tender sentimentand grace the has echoed in her music. Madame Mely tly artisticall: 4 rendered her songs. The three ...

... also some new entitled Lon, Sleep, and Rest,” and ing.” The cycle is a setting o seven brief lyrics by the German poet Heinrich Heine, whoee tender sentimentand descriptive the fair com- has ha; ily echoed in her music. Madame Mely ecard ightly an a a ...

... sail the ocean for all time. Poets, dramatists, and writers of fiction have endeavoured to minimise the unhappy man’s ~ ' Heinrich Heine was responsible for the _ of opportum , .w« ■« -— —sufforiocs* __ _ , _*wuw« «a takes every adventege. The important idle ...

... over 1,000 times; it was that of the lottery-collector and chiropodist, Hirscb. in very old comedy, by Mels, entitled Heinrich Heine’s Junge Leiden. This rdle was host in itself, and nobody ever acted with each a fond of exquisite humour as the deceased ...