... jA Hanbam. The Destruction op the Vendomh Column Foretold Thirty Years Ago. — Subjoined is an extract frem a letter by Heinrich Heine, written from Pans on the 19th December, 1841, which reads to-day like a prophecy :— The only rival of the Obelisk of ...

... article states that Madame De Stael, in pourtraying an ideal Germany, was carried away by hatred to the First Empire. Heinrich Heine who knew Germany better, painted it in very different colours. The article says that Germany desires to be the mistress ...

... eyes, For here lies All that can rot., Right where she sot When she happy. Our Eli's June home again, To join her peppy, Heinrich Heine sail every woman wrote with one eye on her igs and the otr o some man, except the Cou p ntesa Huhu-Hahn, he who n had ...

... 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 ...

... of Sir Alexander Dud Gordon. Mr. Seward, at the timq hie death, was engaged in writing History hia Life and remains of Heinrich Heine were disinterred on Monday from Montmartre Cemetery to be transported to Hamburg, Tbo widow of Wolfgang von Gatbs, the ...

... WAOOONETTE, to can, the poet, died at Weimar on Saturday last. twwity.one paisamirers. Apply at the above Din. The remains of Heinrich Heine were disinterred R I C H A 11l B E L L, Hi Monday from the Montmartre Cemetery to be trate petiole° Hamburg. ROAD, Mr ...

... applicant and The death ia of Sir Alexander A) im Mr. Seward, ab the of his death, we Blistory of his Lit ie remains of Heinrich Heine wore disiat fren the Montmartre von Gasthe, the mat to eon of the post, Weimar on Sat re of Tee Council General of the ...

... is Gustavus Heine, brother of the poet-denies the report recently circulated in the European press, that tho remains of Heinrich Heine are to be transferred from Paris to Hamburg. The .9anitary Commission of Vienna are taking, so far as they are able, the ...

... Cardinal Wiseman, Walter Savage Landor, The Berrys, Harriet Lady Ash. burton, the Rev. Sydney Smith, and the Last Days of Heinrich Heine. It Is not stated if any of these have been publfshed before, but I should not be surprised to reoog- sise in some of ...

... Cardinal Wiseman, Walter Savage Landor, the Berrys, Harriet, Lady Ashburton, the Rev. Sydney Smith, and the last days of Heinrich Heine. is not stated if any of these have been published before, but I should not surprised to recognise in some of them old ...

... a dog, that he Bhould do this thing ? This answer, he says, was Lockhart's. It remains only to speak of the sketch of Heinrich Heine. Lord Houghton seems to have bestowed more care and thought on this intellectual portraiture thau on anyother of his subjects ...

... dog, that he should do this t hi ng' This answer, he says, was Lockhart's. It remains only to .peak of the sketch of Heinrich Heine. Lord Houghton seems to have bestowed more care and thought on this intellectual portraiture than on anyother of his subjects ...