... medical experience ; we, therefore, trust that a suc- cessful professional career awaits her in Japan.] THE GRAVE OF HEINRICH HEINE. There is a picture by Kaulbach in the vestibule of the new museum at Berlin called the Hunneuschlacht, the battle ...

... literary championship the intel- 4 a- leetual estae of Germany some five and thirty years id ago, when the Hamburg Jew, Heinrich Heine, a. led the way, first in the German, then in the 's French press, inhiB opposition to stiff Junker.. m dom and stolidc ...

... crowned with success. A PLEASANT LOOK-OUT FOR PRtUSIA.-All the posthumous papers, with the exception of the memoirs, of Heinrich Heine have just been bought for the Austrian Government. Prince Metternich, the Austrian ambassador at Paris, concluded the ...

... (The}. With an Intro- duction and Notes by An Antiquary. (Whiting and Co.) Ideas: Buch Le Grand of the Reisebilder of Heinrich Heine: i826. A Translation by 1. B. (Macmillan and Co. so. 6d.) Redistribution by Pronortional Representation Con. sidered with ...

... fall down. To the truth of this statement many persons can testify who to this day live at Stuttgart. THE LAST DAYS OF HEINRICH HEINE. Instead of the mnemoirs of Heine, the publication of which has been announced and contradicted in several papers, an ...

... The School for Scandcial,' Richard III., and .\s You Like It. lui Germanv, wvrites a correspondent, we credit Heinrich Heine witb the saying tha. coilce should be j scliwarz :xie dor Telifel, } ?? : xic die ilizle, Si-s i ie die .iebe. !Nov, wvho ...

... HEINE. TiiE Jeutcsde AJontags-B/aU has been fortunate enough to secure a small number of hitherto unpublished letters by Heinrich Heine, which it has reprinted, and of which the last instalment has now reached us. The letters date from the years I85r and ...

... Fatherland the terrors of the deep, and in summer the five-and-twenty miles of North Sea are not so very terrible after all. Heinrich Heine should have written of Heligoland rather than of Norderney, for the Heligolanders are an interesting people to write ...

... was a great poet; but they loudly declared that we had been quite unable to understand him till they taught us the way. Heinrich Heine lost his temper and almost his humour when he spoke of us, so passionate was his hatred of us. The Englishman, he said ...

... MS., and declare it to be genuine: the discoverer of it was Dr. Arndt. A German edition of Stories from the Life of Heinrich Heine, by his niece the Princess Della Rocca, is now in the press. Hofmann and Campe, in Hamburg, are the publishers. Dr. Julius ...

... IMPERIAL YACHT CLUB.-I. Gernmany's greate_,t peet, Heinrich Heine, says in one of his essays o Germany, which, by the way, are not frequently quoted inl that coun:- that if tw-o T1eutons were to-find themselves str'anded on an Ulnitihabited island in ...

... brought into more sudden or t'ole romnence than that of Camille Selden, la womiche, whose * accoints of the l.4t (lays of Heinrich Heine has commanded ' al intcrest int Germany and France. In the last number ( (; ii dr s l r. EImmmel supplements the information ...