... Here was an opportunity of bringing forward works by Cesar Franck. Vincent d'lndy, Chabrier, Alfred Bnn_.au, Charpentiar, Debussy, and others, an opportunty wbic_ has been lost. On the other hand there have been some very fine performances of recognised ...

... tbta caw, and tlta realty inthcted oa adaodsat warn St. poaltrr dealer, of Bantfartawg. Badgeworth, was for a offeuse. P.C. Debussy said this bons warn left onsttended about as boar. sad that the animal beeaw. very retire. ...

... Glomester-gath breast'. Put.— DRAWING-100W FLOOR. Kitchen U require& To., moot boo dam Lady prlerred..—Q, tare of Statioaers. Debussy -street. &amt . * front ZOOMS, mould door. newly de. crusted. overlooking the Foundling Grounds. Small antra -ran If numired ...

... he will produce as many as possible next season. Among the number may be mentioned a rather venturesome undertaking of M. Debussy, who has set Maurice Maeterlinck's Pelleas et Mellsande to music, and another work by a young composer whose spiphonic ...

... PT01 ductions, and next follow on the long list pieces which the composers are respectively MM. i .1 Missa, Hillemacher, Debussy, Hire, Chaulmet, l.aur' .5. &c. At the head of the company figure the naini ( Madame Rose Caron, MIdlles. Emma Calve an' Ddil1a ...

... ductions, and next follow on the long list pieces OL which the composers are respectively BIBI. Widor, Blissa, Hillemacher, Debussy, Hire, Cihaumet, Laureens &c. At the head of the company figure the names of Madame Rose Caron, Aldlles. Emma Calv6 anrd Deils ...

... the nights be frosty, • little air should be constantly riven at the top accompanied by Lady Sybil Primrose and ems, Lord Debussy and the blossom, trunk, and twig, quite healthy, yet restricted to a of the structure to allow of the stripe of the warm air ...

... 11. .Carson J. Clow J. trobdi- J. Jeokinsee I. Slesproo J. Whirity W. fayter f. Hetheriothett 7 J. J. .Roan Haytott J. Debussy R. Huddirt 7. bsedwith (opt) J. Greets (tart.) Told Total. MI UIDISPUMBLE FACT The ethe Weet the away that mai the cathy ...

... IN DAILY-, tUreval 0.. as. Debussy, W. Jams Load's. N. togged. or arid wood ? mowed by mood mew Diatom* objeot.—J. Clame. Saw Wild Teoliar. TES - G VIZ IS MU MRS sada War Clear's awl lomat lade /Meta Tip lag land WaUTaar-of • add sad • LAC Ai. 46. — ; ...

... Indian unobanged. Salas 10 bales. Futures steady; near 2 to 3 points advance, distant Augusidfeptosober eauntieoaJly 1 pant Debussy rtecember. 314 64d; Deearobes-dcßnary. 5 2&fi4d; ianosrr Feoroary. 5 2SH>4d: MarcK. S Marah-April, 5 21-64 U; April-May. 5 ...

... 1$ Hate (Sarsby). 10.15 0w1 dr. i. (Danaloy). Haulm 4.13: Seevere. Deerdesan Is 0; anthem. lea Me (Bseasts). Lady Debussy% who spot last winter in Florence, is, it is stated lookini for &London hones. and intends to spend the winter in town. A ...

... appointed inspector for the Bureau Veritas at New York. A deputation from the Dunkirk Chamber of Commerce has waited on M. Debussy, who is charged in the Chamber of Deputies with a Bill to raise the duty on maize from 301. to 50f. per ton, to protest against ...