... PARDONED ON TUESDAY. -4- EXHIBITION BOYCOTT. M. ZOLA'S INDICTMENT. The news fromn Paris oen Friday was that a. pardon fir ?? will be Signed at the Cabinet Council niext Tuesday. As an alter- native to t pardorl it is snggested that tbe Millistry may hold tilat t]hl period of /ima yprisonmilent, se-rved bY Dreyfitsa i, equivalent to tine sentenceu of thic Couxrt tand order his im- mediateii ...

... 1FiOVLOGNE BULL FI GHT. SPiEcC'TATORS CLAMOUR FOR BLOOD. 'I ho Ilust of the hail~l-filubte at Idowlogue for this season, as:'il Asi elid td11 Sttllaly ?? at the Place do t'apeiltae rCitf. took at alilereat form from tho3e which hblt proeeil' it. the greater portion of the perfortiatnce collatitiig ot teaitt of agility by ohs bull-fighter. iht y o mtll-s lare killed instead of the etastoinary ...

... ENORMOUS SEIZURE OF PUTRID TIN1NED FOOD. Nearly 4,000 tins of condenved rmilk, lobster, salion, ltiielLiAi08, t1t1 pnchos ?? TIscized rosanitly by the htlltelollse Medical (flicele of ?? at saolie retetises itt2ill -S.It!tet, Shatiwel I, ocitititeil by JoOSPItIl tlld Vvirnolln ells. '1'be silieir s first visit woiis iitide last Soptelltser, when ho Feized at quantiti (if tilus, thle roitoet.s ...

... . COTZ1qTED) IN PRZSON. A powerful4ookitig labourer, named JohnTborapson, 27, wAS put up for sentence on Thursday at the London County Sessions, having, at the last session, pleaded Guilty to damaging a window at a West-end public. house. Prisoner, in mitigation, said that people ran after him, calling out, Sir John, you're off again. When ho took wine it made him bombard places. ...

... TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. IMu: elurs, &C., Open Free,- -Briti'hi 2lo~ent 2 to 6.- Sooth Rvoigtii lliemt, 2 to tt-- Indian Miummn, Ito Ii._ Natnr.' istioteiy Iltesemn, 2 to 6i--llothujl Green Atutoueni, 2 to 6. ---'-tiboogicaI Alnoinoi, Jermyn.cbveet ,2 to 7.-Gieeirnich Ifospimul, 1 to ?? iouden Act Gullery, Ps~cklhi-read, 3 to 0--Kcew t'Gadens9 I to iloek.-- - Stienal GAllery, 2 to &.--Natioonl ...

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... I OOMMONS.-MONDAY. THE CHURCH AND ErTUALISAI. Mr. Onnor1 gave notice of lisa intention onl an early date to move for an address to the Queen praying that, inl View Of the recent iiiecii011i1l adopted IIr the, English Clinrcb Union, ohso wield not appoint or present to LilY bielioprie or other ecelesiansticatl office Or benlefice any ceciilier of the English Clieireb Union nimiess lie laid ...

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... _ 40 BY THE RANK AND FILE. APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE. The discuission on Liberal Policy organized by the Political Coinmitten of the Nationai Liberal Chib drew oo large a hody of nteinihers that Cite Conforence Room on Monday was crowded in a most unicoinfortab'eo fitslioln. Earl Carrington took the chair, and among the persoos present were Sir R. Reil, i.P., Mr. Iabou- cieore, M.P., Lord ...

... DEPARTURE OF LORD ROBERTS. _ 4 R LOY A FAREWELL. SCENE AT WATERLOO. The depatiurio of Field Marshal Lord Roherto from Waterloo Stition yesterday, rl roets for P0u1th Africa, Nvyhnh lie is to cotinonid the British forces, was lit- nessed lb an OlotinoIs crowd, who gave himn a most cntslhluiastic scud oil. Among those who witnessed hi6 ?? wvere tho Priuce of iVales, thel Duke of Conualiught, tho ...

... CORZA1PTINO GXRLS. At the Old Bailey on Moliday Frelerick Charlton, 24, Was envicted of receiving stolen propoerty and Ade. IBlurton, 1. pleaded ' nuifty ?? to stealing the pcoperty. The girl Burton gave evidence against the prisoner, jbol, she sald. obtained for her situationus a , adoniestic Iscrvatmi l lnd thien incited her to rob her employers. He I represented that she vwas his sister ...

... | DRUNKEN CHURCRGOERS. The Rev. J. E. Curry. the Rector of Holy Trinity Newington, bas deided, after consultation with his Church Committee, to diireoutillue this year the maid. night cervices hitheerto teld on Christmas atid :ci Tears Eve. The Reverend Gentleman states that this step hbs been taken in consequtence of the very large number of drunken nnd disorderly rctrsoos who crowd into the ...