... informs us that a train full of Cossacks had arrived at Bucharest, where the Bulgarians were awaiting it with flowers. Heinrich Heine talked of the polar bears having become more dangerous since they had picked up a little civilization and had taken to ...

... does offend him and other denomi- nations of Christians is the legality. Hence the impression, concisely sunmmed up by Heinrich Heine, that foreigners look on the Scotch as nothing but Jews whlo eat pork. On the other hand, that the Scotch Sabbath has ...

... the demagogues, he predicted that they would one day pull down the Vend6me Column. It is interesting to remember that Heinrich Heine about the same date made a similar prophecy, adding that the ashes of Napoleon would probably be one day thrown into the ...

... The attendance of the subscribers, of the members of the Press, and newsvendors generally, is particularly requested. HEINRICH HEINE'S MEMOIRS are to be published in a German journal, the Gartenlaube, the author's manuscript having been bought for 640 ...

... Crown when Louis XVI. was a prisoner; finally Prince Bismarck, who shares in a great extent the humour of his countryman, Heinrich Heine. In one of his letters, quoted in the Revue des DLeux Afondes, and dated July 2, 1866-the eve of Sadowa-he wrote to his ...

... like the last by Mr. Heinemann, of a series of letters written by the poet to his mother and sister. (The Family Life of Heinrich Heine, edited by his nephew, Baron Ludwig von Embden). The world-which is a good phrase, meaning those who only know him by ...

... At Hamburg, on Sunday, the Empress of Austria on her way to England paid a visit to Mdme. Charlotte Emoen, a sister of Heinrich heine, and examined various relics of the poet in the possession of his relatives. The Emperor of Germany arrived safely at ...

... while he dis- agrees with him! It helos us to understand why we have always failed in Ireland, and why also it was that HEINRICH HEINE once declared, when his fine, delicate, sensitive nerves had all been set on edge, that of all the creatures whom GOD ...

... 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 ...

... contrive to cause cl more talk about their aflictions. Mr. 0. G. s( Leland has just translated The Family Life of ni Heinrich Heine (Hleinemann) fron the T German of the poet's nophow, Baron Ludwig tl i von Embden. The work is illustrated by mnany ...

... well-known book. ;R~hbl by a Deerstalker are extremely pretty, but often awaken - of old Scotch songs or else of songs by Heinrich Heine; echoes whaph will always drown the singing voice, if not of the very strongest and 5 Wete e like best A Gossip about ...

... was plenty of sausage hanging up in the shop windows, packed up insilverpaper,which madeit lookverynice. They say that Heinrich Heine ate awhole Lyonssausageonhis way back to Paris, and wrote a poem to its excellence. I was told that I ought to visit La ...