... J?iug 9?lfolm's X-irQba? THE youngest Sovereign in Europe, King Alfonso of Spain, has just kept his fourteenth birthday. It is rare for a ?? NN ?? ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - r -5-$ ?? ALFONSO XIII., KING OF SPAIN IFiOM THE PAINTING BY GODIN Sovereign to be actually flori a King, yet such was Alfonso's lot, for he came into the world six months after the death of his father, and so succeeded to ...

... (ILLUSTRATED.) MISS ROSIE LOITUS LEYTON. Misss Rosi Locirurus LEYTON, one of our cleverest comediennes, has made wonderful progress in a short space of time. Success has always beent her reward in the various r~ies she has played. She comes of a theatrical family, and first made her bow upon the stage of life in the little market town of Keswick, boidering DErrwentwater, a short distance ...

... E- bASHUNTI RISING. MESSAGES FRO3M COL. WILLCOCKS CAPTAIN MAGUIRE KILLED. ENMDY IN' GREAT FORCE (Colonel Willcocks to Mr. Chamberlain.) (Rce-eived Colonial Office, 13th June, 19.) PIRAUSU, June 13. Carriers from Cape Coast not ye. arrived at ManstU. Owing to ercessive rain rosde impassable. Whita men, Obuassi Gold Fields, much alarmiea; in my opinion need not be; sending message promising to ...

... The Cornpanies Bill. Tnp, Companies Bill was read a second time last niight ill the house of Commons without a ; Ellifoe ?? ?? .. I I . - L - t111t V, %IS LtiIOUD, ~, division :after n brief and perfunctory debate. No doubt the measure is one for discussion, rather in Committee than on second reading. But something more might have been said even on the general principle of protecting the ...

... LOIRD WOLSELiLY ON DEFENCE AND WAR 2 CLOU! DS. tt MESSAGE FROm T7rE QUEEN. l There was a large gattering of Volunteer officers L at thi Hotel Uocil last night to ealebrate the fortioth 1I ?? icy of the first review of the Volunteer XS foreo by hier Majosty in Hyde P'ark, ,lune 2A3 1860. Ii Pit-ld Marshal Vise-nnt . Wolseley, Comander-in- ri Chief, was in the chair. F The Ikon. Mr. Justice ...

... THIS M11ORNING'S NEWYS. to: tla' ?? ?? r>'i'rtt'd. thalt tik' Pince ,alto d hd s iutelltiou ot visitilng tVNI1- ?? i it t l. w I Ii.' has tlrtlgiN i to go tt, a l ?? Cj' I S t I tic pi'cse011 titolit i. I*,i h,'iS of Vif' :ntl ad rincess Victoria lei' Vt ,.tS sat SlUt;' WltilU'55t MS9tte iufornmtine i ov:es.. C.nVelt G(ii.aoin, last eVZ1t-'i- Iy ?? tirtan h as been ?? INV Ioit : ' t,, liot. ...

... NOR Il CHIN-A MISSIONS. e VEWHAT ARE THE BOXERS 1 e A MISSIONARY KNOVWS NOTHiING OF t TIEf ?? Lord Colville of Culross was in the chair at the an-nual inesting of the North China M1ission, held at tie Church House, yesterday. lhc annual re- por- mado mention of the death of Mr. Sidney Brooks, a young trartyr, arid stated that since tho 9 astntiscs svwi-e sent home, the Boxer disttrr- ...

... ART AND I Ha}ig referred more than Mae of late to General John Jacob as a splendid type of the English sol teexan, we are delghted to learn that a biogpmhy of him will soon be pub- lished by Moesrs. Cesley. Mr. A. Shand, the author, is fortunate in inS subject. General John Jawob, who died in the year of the Mutiny Ci at the early age of forty-six, will ever rank among the very first of th men ...

... THE IN IEm 13 MATW PROUD OF MS Pap~a2 0 =icali 'y Om~ asuied the V.j Urian Ccofeeac yeawsi mormetag at MM al Mr. Chbz W. Jas, of U i The fit. by Mr. rd h B . soe pool, sketched so ...

... EXPALRIENcS MI1' POlERl OtCU PA- TI ON. WHAT THE SJAMB3OX IS II K 1. VRYBUIRG, Mar 30. The country here i qiet, except for lilo passclgo Ox troopis. Owirug to fever, and also to the nunmber of farnliee who have trekk;ed to teho Trmnsmal. th*e coantrv lots been dvii tdod of half its pepolJtion. The tierieneces of thce t| o-r spelople during the Boor cc!lenationj woer, vre-v intere, tin.g Tlhe ...

... THE CASUALTY IrSTS. WOUNxE) AND MXISSING. DLkT11S FROM DISEASE. MEN DANGEROUSLY 114 From General af Counieationa. Capeowu. June 9. Poflowing easuhliM rportd: Kar's DltlFTI 35thjl%7jsny Imperial YeoLmury.--\3.2 Privata J orsey (sfi htty wounded), June 7. I XMM ONl IA. 1st BatUQ'cn S. St flor,6hire Pgimunt.-&S Pri- ytaw 3. Davit lraported ni&ug3. May 25. Zad Battalion renmdwer G &-.43S3 &Srat C. ...

... TIllS 1MORNING'S NEWS. _ _ _ _ ?? Ti Qnoue's visitors at WYimdsor Castle, yes-1 tv rii-v vvvtuu,, ineucluded 'Mr. J. C'hambririhn, v.- : and Mrs. Chbamtlrldu. Sir ('aorizi Bon- ha:;a. anI] ?? XV. ?? Gosehou. Hor M ajestyvsI coie's ...