... The truth of poetry, and of history too, commencing ab ova, ascribes the Trojan war to Leda's egg ; but I concur with Heinrich Heine in the opinion that if that same egg had been converted into an omelette, swift- footed Achilles and plume-tossing Hector ...

... The names of the Messrs. Routledge and Mr. Hotten appear on the title as ihe joint publishers. Friends of the late poet, Heinrich Heine, have resolved to fix a marble slab on the house ?? in whioh he was born. Two houses at Dusaeldorf have disputed the honour ...

... Leipsie. Tiverton Election. — The Tiverton nomination is fixed for Saturday next, aud tho polling oa Monday. The remains of Heinrich Heine were disinterred on Monday from, the Montmarcre Ceine.ery, to be transported to Hamburg. The Financier says that Mr. Euttonjee ...

... and upon toil i occasion tbe founder and present editor, Baron i yon Heine-Geldern, who is the brother of the ' famous Heinrich Heine, received the congratula- tions ot a great number of eminent personages. Sir Arthur Havelock, tho new Governor ol ( Natal ...

... A RETIRED BARD The latest addition to the Canterbury Poets is a volume of poems selected from Heinrich Heine by Kate Frelihgrath Kroeker. Those who remember the literary life of Manchester a generation ago will be amused to read the editor's declaration ...

... Sibyl's Cave, and The Ctork of ?? The latest addition to the Canterbury Poete is a volume of poems selected from Heinrich Heine by Kate Frelihgrath Kroeker. Thorn who remember the Uterary life of Manchester a generation ago will be amused to read ...

... readers is to get it. Any one. indeed, of the serial stories fn it is worth the cost of the rolume. The Prose Writings op Heinrich Heine, j Is. Edited, with an Introduction, by Have- 1 lock Ellis. London: Walter Scott, -4, war- wick lane.— Mr. Ellis has done ...

... —among which we may perhaps include that !on “An Equitable International Copyright' j Law.” There is sketch of the life of, Heinrich Heine, “beyond all question the, supreme wit of his age, who treated all its great questions with absolute unreserve, inexorable ...

... of the Christian. On!lure could not make man have that peace ot mind, that humbling of mind which religion could; even Heinrich Heine, the most, cultured oil Germany's philosophers, was bound to oonfeos that. Culture could not prepare for death, which ...

... The Heinrich Heine roaile the aubjeob no le-a than four article* in the Deoero! ber u OanTnopohs,'’ There intensely appreciative paper upon him Profes>*or Edward \ Dowden, and another, equally high praise, M. Edouard Rod. Tho c\-cle languages • completed ...

... place there soon arose a magnificent and princely castle of white marble- Here her Majesty's favourite | German poet. Heinrich Heine, is c»p.’c ai-y honou sd by a temple which eonUtins statue erected liis I memory. After the death of her only son, the ...

... General Enrico della Rucoa. * “Eighty Years and More (1815-1897), the rora ini seen cos of Klinnheth Cody Stanton. “ Heinrich Heine s l.ast Days, (*:unilJo Sclden. '■When I was in Prison, bv Mr. F. HrockiehunJt. A new voluino of the Masters cf Medicine ...