[12] "Unter den vier ersten Königen Bayerns," 1894.
[13] "Ein Vormärzliches Tanzidyll." Berlin.
[14] I have used and slightly abridged the translation given in the _Morning Herald_.
[15] Frau Von Kobell calls her Countess of Landsberg, a place to be found on the map, which Landsfeld is not.
[16] This was the house built by Metzger, now number 19 Barerstrasse.
[17] Fuchs, "Ein Vormärzliches Tanzidyll."
[19] So says Mr. Boase in the "Dictionary of National Biography," but quotes no authority.
[21] "Life and Adventures of G. A. Sala," 1896.
[23] _Les Contemporains_, Paris, 1857. No sources of information are indicated. De Mirecourt's real name was Jacquot.
[24] _New York Tribune_, 6th December 1851.
[25] By way of digression I cannot refrain from instancing the absurd practice obtaining in some newspapers of printing the title Mrs., when applied to a woman not legally married, in inverted commas, in spite of the dictum of English law which says that any one can call themselves by any description they please.
[26] _New York Tribune_, 10th August 1853.
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