Louis | | at Halle, died 1866. Two Oratorios and Napoleon | | some other compositions; a work on Charles Buonaparte | | musical composition, and several other (son of | | treatises on music. Louis Buonaparte, | | for a | | Lvoff (Alexis), born 1799 at Reval, short time King | | died 1870. Violinist. Composer of the of Holland, and | | Russian National Hymn, and of other nephew of Napoleon | | music. I.) is | | elected President | | Loewe (Johann Carl), born 1796 near of the Republic | | Halle, died 1869. Many ballads and (1848). | | other songs, also several Operas, | | Oratorios, and pianoforte | | compositions. | | Botta & Layard | 1850 | Beriot (Charles Auguste de), born excavate the | | 1802, at Louvain, died 1870. Assyrian | | Violinist. Concertos and other mounds (about | | compositions for the violin. A violin 1840-1850). | | school. | | | | Berlioz (Hector), born 1803, at La Death of Wordsworth | | Cote Saint-Andre, in France, died (1850). | | 1869. Requiem, symphonies, overtures, | | other orchestral works with and Great Exhibition | | without vocal music. A Treatise on in London | | Instrumentation, and many Musical projected by | | Essays. Prince Albert | | (1851). | | | | Death of the Duke | | Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Felix), born of Wellington | | 1809 at Hamburg, died 1847. Composed (1852). | | two Oratorios, other sacred | | compositions, 2 Operas, other dramatic The Prince President | | music, symphonies, overtures, ottett, of the | | quintetts, quartetts, etc., organ French Republic | | compositions, pianoforte concertos, is declared | | sonatas, etc., 'Songs without Words' Emperor of the | | for the pianoforte, secular songs for French and assumes | | a single voice, and for several the title | | voices, etc. of Napoleon | | III. (1852). | | | | Historians:--Thos. | | Chopin (Frederic Francois), born Carlyle, | | 1810 near Warsaw, died 1849, in Paris.