The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-30 00:00:00

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ALARA N D 1.1: LAW Rill the a the Cladiebt Jr* at ....kr loudisc to the Loots twee laseelee eseeepoi SIM 1. , W.I V. WIWI OW MinaMMll . llMidsliall Willi SE mann vreeil odes. tic , *ree an obe elieme teem we Illiwgin= bey re.rl m the Dock.. dbs lade/ tale a sow innehrr or atria. Carlo se expedeneld ierni4 ...„ .. i call it Plymouth to embeib.—Per freight or b Oldeeln LAM RENCR. en hoard. to BILL. MUD MN. end ,2. Jedrer-riltwm. lk /OW' Int .or to GRIER en N sad TWRCDRALE, IR Orlemal.plere. Bo meson, sad 2, COVINT . roan, Cantu& WHITE HORSE LINE of AUSTRALIAN PACEItY 4 .—Ir.r MELBOURNE. Tort PRM• Ito \Joie the wiebreted IMO& dipper Mitt rtABTLED TAW ,Z 4 W Ji EP CARLYLE. Otemader : trwase le We le. Ketherthe serommetteUms el mild retml are mem mperke. Orteri Mil Be the sa = M s . I el Me 1r MIS emimeealt WW ltrelms; plow; awl straWil. PisairdiviriesL a. 11"dgmesdi "n'' —A11.13 t. Tpate. HE NORTH of EUROPE STEAM NAVI GATION COMPANY* Imbrium Mb* MI TIN be from Irooporo Wborr. orawyNo_pobe mid prwen• by .. peed Re : Mb WWII SMII Mlneirl& al MON : ne. . PNTIINNHURO TOWN. Jobollbed IL T vd 21TINNAORN. Joss Saadi.). VANTed !lot I me toN l IINULO . J 1144 W. art&farn vieck fcs Toori awl Peteroburg. zw•WIRIwareCroMRI. himowe mot Wappers by SY NEM Aldo lie tagowbg T X 0 8 TraiLIS of SEA NAVIGATION. • b. POUND DUB& V 4W • PART at Os 11111711• NCR ea GOOD& I •:4 6 0 :..raw.. 4 1. 4 .1.0. 4•86 i tt z T rstriko:iamali oWiliftle ilmemt ro w st • , 12. 1=1•1 for prompin sad presio. W. & N. Wardes Dirrolor. NORTH of EUROPE STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. ITF.AM to NORWAY. camb e dr ROYAL MAIM. L ores to mama oats Ws lawomM e aviabis of tooritto MOB totomitt sad sier= 4 .osalpi el MI intim NAM BUBO. Coplala Wi l inrroiNANTßragilti6332k — lug *fp Me NOM lad Mor w r ,wwwWNlS=we mom aporlmoM mak ow t.i. ;r ata i r — MI. I. V W tn . , I L i d Moim). 1114—Per farther and = of nibs way mOn Comi nr om. IM Rims Illiamalem, • Wm Nam T. wiLso . Nkomo! Om. Hall. . S. At NUMB. Margbi phlegm TEAM to CIOTTENBURO —REDUCED 14111M—ofts NORTH of \ lIROPII lITIL4II NA NATION 11PANT/ 1 11,441•• sod eelft Sr erne. re dowasthat bar• ilo• every ertd•t tft =t e = kit phmesers. milk hs.. whin ken Lodes $ 4 • WgPrimeera as, be beige Om* lw the i =a vie .• .aise 9.11 u pm. e• TOW. re ma arefest et fbef•—hon UM of effm444. 11: kir Leeista, As Odra% Yds. ao4 deaf cable. a W. & AIIDRZWIL beanbag Dffeeke. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOORS. TO RIIIPPLIUL TA, VICTORIA DOCK COMPANY GIVE NOTICE Set Or AA. brae Wei. Ha : Tom. Peetteem Lain CITY ••• • LEW EURRACHIE $ BOMBAY .... Wrloobt wed Go. NAGLE CHALLENGE . IN)L011110 lll ADELAIDE .... Crowohay and Co. RE.FROTIMIGTOE 111 NEW YORK.... 0. Goma. It MARTS ALA =MI PHILADELPHIA C. Gomm guaw WIN s h i t: ~...... Der si. „ ?c isi s ztl y cz crar...cct...........wat ..... tee took Gnaws to On Docks ril to lgia t b. t in aa l ill " 11.1. or a anovoild .d we .k r ed. Alp AK doge r ai wirdess 14. Il Uree:!=ti t2 m the Dodo st the one Mos re :, be °Malawi an Ur noosoln,...lect is, so ; w toiolloso.Al IM IiowITWA IA View u. GAPPED,. Warm LONDON sod NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. L RCP of WF.STMORP:LAND sod CUMBVRLAND. 222.. LIAM TICKI - Tg erotic toe THREE 1 1 111111 d to the be aid eiter the Ist lam sad until further notice. Tarte vrtfl be WO at the tobowieg Oars by the through Trstoo. The Pinsehes 114hele are seeps le by as/ ma sad the MGM by sea teL as hem wood ohm antegge Thol elem. Berea ehos. Woke to Wholsrowire gad book ... 43 le a .. ff 10 0 Word 1 le ditto leterborre sad heck •••• • • I 2 12• • • 2 11, NA art beak .. 110 0 liaptos to &Ile sad belt .. f 0 0 1 11. By order. ..1111Z Vlllll. Ilegersl Ignegar . Office. Iturtos bleloa. Kay, lilt. LONDON and NORTH WESTERN, sad etiterva HOLYEZAD KAILWAYIL Torilwrti TICKICTIL-0. awl atter dr 11a boirit TIMM enibbie for TIME WIZEII ell be lord tram Is bohowoev Hied &mom to atailessoa w Orem rid Babb le/.q, lecher the Weer to Mt al polio of Wind awl the mew= le=placet as Ye If th trtb Wails Ow& available tor e semeipseled ISM ale be bad to dlli kllllll6l 111111411. leteleielesets. LYTHAM or BLACKPOOL. - 71 - iii isiie - 1 W boa. uid... r ..... ... 41s. 44a Ka Sta les. Ka Ma HUISILH. ONNI Wirtra4 Ofles. Loam Salm UN. T 4 M LON and NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. CI IS MARRY OMR, est • UM &N GENIIRAL X 0 et lie Prvigaais et Ps Laois sal USA Weibini Rall ais WM la t • Ns** PROM, UMW is TRURIDAT. Übe es al Jew al Valle* isslisat.ft Ms lIIIIPIsa ai sew ges, am& II 1. RI, Um podium al Ms kaisdag ...:te42= . zeLleassalaishar sf Ihs ?Az a m iTe,::i."..,.. Awake Ran. 1 4 6 la t i=ftis e rsi d eamsai s"W a li n e s ib easATZ A ara s on A l s:& m b el a i r=ss sad llsuseos ZO- O . Is lima real Of Mos•goitirim to M Wissidieh IS Rio mewls st liliihr ug... iI rIR D A Ds Olialmss. . 1100 T. C. C. 11711 N 1 1 1111T.} .81 " 4 " 1•L _____ MARGATE sod WM:UTE—The publics are rin . v.at i ZZled le a" M BURY _ N I" eareter; " awi leaseen N ....br ae ."&" meg at Irempif - e dm . er.V i red. elea. sad Ow nab. kat; mai 'era falba Miele& 1.11. be rade will mat lie wean d es la* lemma se awl Lasko. Nee la lefil l j ISCORPOMATRD IT TOTAL CHASSIS COSYMRIIIIO LIMITMD LIAMILITY. THE COLONIAL FIBRE COMPANY. CoeNel 61646.06 1 . le 4600 Alarm or /;20 ad: els% porno to lama , . tbe sebromt. 11021.11•1/ bialiffnlia. ar dre Miebt Hen Lord Horded 04 Waldo.% CECIL, hre b Mleider M tke Comte( Bremds. Mlr Iscelbrary Morldy,_l.C.ll L. (krremer ot Jaas. i I ar Ludlow Mir Webber% Itsre. Memo, of MON (Mrs. dray 0. bIaSC/0110. Sorrasm-011011411 DAMN E.1411C14 YOUNO. lee.. 4. Corbel mor. 'Norodom% Mom lowtr Oro amos—CUA IMES COWAN. lbw. M.P.. Csammotred Wm. /*Mob Immo Ames. EN; . W. MY 44 4 44 E "4• 110 . Jars. Jodie florbemeo. PM . 3. Usger Ormoremdrell CMI... 4 .. Moore Emporium. Ere . 6 Moo rerro4..treol. u '4l rommor , loe.. li. 0.. 31. Peroirrdt amt. Lary /rotor MI Ere . . 14. Mary MAIL Eir 4..49 WWI Time 44. Ebb, Errarkst ot Ye Cuommabol Arrodolloo. eNeurr. 0111LOPIAL a•ML lo► imolai. None Iherelli. Soo. Elombemt. iheolse. la 1114&14, (haw k w law. Number Oamplalfise o 1140411, 7 1.04 M T 11., 0m .U. tee Kora Ardeulreml lbeirre et MAW elms. George orey% Coo. M M s., Ejlourna.-131.1mai Erdborell. libe... Karbala& bar na..—Mois. Mom 1remk . .10... 4. lemberdobred. Dorm- -No e M 4 me 11.E 1 m4 44441 = &or m.... ~ aml 44. I.lmore' Po imaT.—Joillia allinhilinh Sig, MI. 011irra—lk Irrielimdmiree% no miss, arrp.m. the Ormeer oi =mo Metatm lo Nad ler, orrl µNM.* Moms Pima esd So peewee sad brag Um sr. I ormM. so omeei; Ores rZo% perproes lasilial only lento tor. Thod Nom, Nee ohm emmo doper of leemorooml 0br1MM 6 6 47 . ii ll i tt . r .. mery Norm N lime of tordie orebol. Tim om le eemweeo =WI' mof . 04 UNorir aml.b.m , Cor. Mil esemedad led ; ome Is the .C. T .. :74% It tfulinwpudl mei cerdiew UM see Ailment et *Mom re be pag.... nu m. m MAN ON Item kowtowed le laro eroM 4 64 1 1.....4. R. , ...the :wars es %Mb laelr oda ordidgebleeo at; iir,i 4,".L . V. i N , .... , 1 7ra r=m hx z= tb. oms . , ritar ''.....r'' ""hlUt." ff„ i the .; „. M. ffle 11•0 reV • illg ID . • bre 1."4.4 ' Nu' ..L 4 —R. Mierred i ere . Eve. Mr. eboot . , _am rom ter . m - MiWoolor al•= l 4 Wr".......„. rA 00 . 44 4 1, Mo r ro , peedmi. Aberi6lllWt mummies. for Mono MU be reedreL BANK 01 , LONDON, Ontarma i rlta l t i atllla .., alntraist. V ica-Ca•: mi—JOßla 0111MTH 11TH. x.. Curtest acaoluda are redna4 sad Baal aimed is biliaasa £4 par dam taws* b Y pal aaseed as dimly dot maks of witadmad am amasl( aad fay order) 11 ATM ICW lIIIdHALL . Iva» ligasim Ut 800'1'!.Doenamry. Tkeadasadlealnak May lat MIBB P. HORTON% POPULAR ILLUSTRA TIONIL-Str. lad bits. T. GERMAN ZNED will the ask NNW ENTINT•INNUNT. emeninitur et limited sad almommis latedut al7 . 6 ir ri i sles! ationeagundleinteitiggeC itt n ira Wm unftg a ihr INN it Or On et et didit Ale& sad YUMMY( .t• tastleis at eduamins. g• nod Is • itrak t if r .... ii atiM n = .4 tint Claim during Ur dig. • 'mg lintir• at anus *Wok. elm the bye lintirilMie mpearnd. No perks nee se tatiseke Swab.. Dimr ZAH p N'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, eir.sr.w. Laza=sim. mob ilkelsedle otry -43. 11 .111 Mow feeme . adored si fi ld eo n se eon gi elesWite. a x. sad isey odes et Loam le ore le eons tkOver; o del esery ude& Molder. Oes IMO& MUDIWB SELECT LIBRAItY.—AII tM boa asw WOREB may to bad la oarcoadan from Y. aaloadot library by every Itabeentor el On. Gahm par Immo The admen r she barb at Wary. Bioassay. alaisks, Nasair. ass Twat no bat yarns at ammo are aim heat, ram Roy baltnal 178111lLIPIWAS toa $lO. Boor a=sa. Lug" and Cronotroia. bleatbotte. V INAHANS LL WHISIT.—This othbrated 134. old lAA WIWI' rommaarhall IM also Ina IRWIN.* NW OW aro roloior or for Od P u l' peso :la pm% vaap all:t balar b free tram Mal =Aft aim "Ma Ow Oas be la as la, at resposaalaa nlell Moss It s e di tarrOlk i til Zap ( 1 0 A L DRPARTIERNT.—By Sarawaod Railway. La& CIL. Dispeoa—ilaikell. Pr in s te m le tot V ai n g. WPM le fik pit etafeescael. raw . a i me &ram. se WRRIST SPECTACLES. the abeyant sad leek et meolliwes Neel kr Ilefd Mese eagetyp_ eedueed per INNINNaIIe. ways PSOIRECT 0 Ike wildsmit wlll lellio_Nee ullee. IN peat ekle &fret ream.- lail is eer IN. Neelere lila MARX YOUR LlNRN.—The=Abeispresedsi tuasswiFikesi bug due= 1 1114 .7. 7 T=.7.t:81. va, as um krZ la. E ta" ili gigai g "I nsaLlst a. tne 161110 • Imes antra'. 2 tsMisi. i t:LFe 7 4, - Ivest reaia. sassrmi Is ems SEE SIYEB—PRIZB MEDAL awarded to 0. IFIUGHBOUR sad SONEI for en Him ijkl ism at tin Paris toso—Nozoasoups lIIIPHOVID COTTAOII BEN H ail lie IserevenaKAlsons phi mier. pries lila. wady Os NewirLp_ir a mit, torus fliker sao is Nealpt se Om itioFlrirri O 117. Haber% ar 10.141 mat•slrest. NO VENT-PEO REQUIRED for BARLOW'S NNW IN VV NTT D NNW-ACTING ITTIION T .A= Wagtail], preyed. ale, bar, elder. or *dm Ntmoro from booodlos or odd, Woo do. dd. : aft deetr.-smer. far Mon% M.. to rem do coot to too cooks of do. no MI zigiVelkiW WA sad dm ecedltloo on Mtn Me owl tros ma of prommlos from waft the Odds im be It Is a woll-kadro fad Mot odd Noma oso of cholera tad ha caw Menem Alm O ls • sood all : t a ritO r IT. r 4, It las k inUtoti li koodomboo.o. is ai %h we i r AL odors aro madam haftolked DRAY and Co.'s AGRICULTURAL CARTS, Ike.. thriakes. Upper Tbsieratrask rat LookiMelim. PORDINO'S WATERPROOFS an the beet orals kr osa they of and 11111.1% Mad an oho hi elloolea lb* red WY Tarsa mm and Whom se able " AZ7 si al Vall ohs omaa sz=n imp A* OM ir== . mmi il=ll m i r e r . nima rATENT FLEXIBLE TUBING. - JAMES LINK lIANOOCK. Voinaboil latirltabbor Tubby sod Ho.. Xsambetartr. oillollo lb@ MIMI= et As Wads penally to Ws borrow LUMINA HOSE ad TUNING. ado WI aloft from osoilettb tion ma Eimer& an lialiost Wn= waft es Pm ore Valordosil Mast la iMolo. of Nimeirbary owl waning... nonfoll-rood. UMW& EW LABEL—La weerquerom of the groat ~: „ ,,.....,,i, ilk. 1111 . 1. agrIND . Mr Babse. isilf i N g Z ask bat* igium . T M Irtiab lb abg=la ill WroMmy . WM DI a- Eatterni. L a ir ry ~ Y myl ley byeallebei tbs beim WE" V le tea priorlsbms lb red 1/1 6 1:7 1 awl NI aramer ou bowl o F red . Lamb% red by bawl memo% UP T UR B B.—By Royal Louses roast. Winn 3100.111A1N UTZ* Tllolllbalhold low& 01l mina losibms• to b• the of Or lbw la lb sweills• it 112/1111•. Tbi um et • aid •• alba 1 buelleil . 2•A le km ailed • • ma brew maul war II WSW x4:IO4r•DThD is io•Will; Wag el& mob me se4 dim= lbelb amme• tad my dela • dlimblibutlj n p Ss girl Yr Tn.' the lab Ow brim !blow be Wm boa= be tile =Mai a. llll.Tiondft. •• Umlaut Trues es Ss sae Womble, sad • barb le waft •••• baba &I:: UREB.—TM PATENT BILTADJUST IN: 11211XLIt illestap mllhogrz e n . 0 asstaity et y r 1 . 111 . 7 . 1 . o&pdol re the port dr pis . :#l. llll . ttoo sad 00. 40 ousl . I i ."" DAER'B LIFE PILLS. a. Thor oalokanas4 Pllla kola is apt art Adkins ilkaatratioa a or Tow d pi....• wet ma All tyke ma Yr yaleleirs*Wrio alias tweaks to mart le doctors or to likir ma odor modidara lor Mow Din•rd e r i Cholloon Eiti s urat - rwati A A:rgi e'.2 4s l : 2 s's sr. rreaty. dioakt =r o k a lmarilakt trial at Ilk asaallma, kektaird. monotal Ark for WWI PILL& Ilkil bp affl r a ortslio imam ask llolletso Itoadors la t we NA =au% l i a s s a astarlot lo is lo 11.. awl la lowly 'milt 110 MIMS{ IMMO. II to mak Arrab="Trdars, TIRIRBRMAR. Pretested by Royal Linton A relied el end IN the ash et the Yds de her. ode Is ha% e/ lleeklee. Visa. Pat.,. nor. 14.1. le • red edlemedles theipeem. Sel=ne. % whim al la w l=br=4 . = *a • M.. le leel el gene. V . = " 101.1 i gene let dlenthee i. eer onsillelleih ea the Y the meld 4 q. Stleeemr. Ned S. met veld of irk* we eel d ell 10111Milift .Met Th ea the earn their ete tam old le .. 2 Ole lb.. at ems ems ler Pk, lb.: um iilerdie tiVe • eettmeg s t l i gt; It e eleam e tetz Ma Yr= el Jehael gi= a fred=l ; sod Der = • 1- : lad rikeillir 11. WA. ANORISONIANA ; or, Foully Modioal Adviser 4.V.A. Itlabb oases re Monk Ne.-rebg, UNA+ , 27 YANEN A Uzsr i Ala ni rrke bl.. et 'M. by yew ot Lhasa. No•Yeted, lowles.• 6ZBILI Tlbri 811/x sod ib. prjekla,by pat 1111 . 11 may!. TY IR EITABILI 1 Y induced by ! WI J. , 76.4... 1 9E: :/..... by Ye 04•Ofi rya. es :Irryai lh tlesys ; ebb by pia may. Ar i g i rWWl& Now sad Imprevid 11111,.. wisp Or rl'L T CURABILITY of CONSUMPTION ; bung Pv , allif prewimilag the mg pilliftelli sad leaporlan• al the Map& ly Itax•••• 11. 1 7).. 11 ,1=14 0 lity.ledu• rid W. &Nam flUdelta Is *a Royal Wyman 44•N11a Llgb. Imo ♦ MUT= us III• :his HELM Lass.: looffeta. awn. 1.••••••• Jew seeded. New ead Zeleed ; pries le. er;by pee, fee MHZ SCIENCE ertririr. Hew te Li,. and .1 Met es Lee fee ; tee mule asks Mr as se a Ite/4 Ia• ri s •• i• • ; reetlher NIP. lidrailleas Me , sad lie steeled epee itmem me etedeseee et • eiespleiNeme et lee lee • us. 51111111.14 es I . arl i tttl i ttlita W a rark SIX Oheeneder es ile Uwe et es Iliereerese Is the .fared ee Obeekse welt. emeleese free • esilSed ember of the nediel peke deka' mak a nalq pen' peeked eapertere le seamed le the EdTsere el seem wee oar home the !s.Sm demise se .-4 w.. sow tesee will he feted the sem glee Mid be eimews. tile symptoms whets Wiese Wiz ptemes red all 1 Se le adopted fee thee easevaL : mimed aall de, 214 Pmeneetarrete : Efrees. SS. Wore ' , meet M. 1111. Oessill ; Kass. le, telneespepire ; sed ell beeie I aft& LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 30, 1856. Jed eat =in pEaV O or the Came ited uir aisequeseee = Ulla= • lei= he ?Ira la gis. sui wet rare.* deter. zeta lora bb .I . = teF W ITie SENIWII Ye a WI. aNm a n g r I n =eggs los gra lbe 1 1 61 4:a luta= Vri no IttL la molt reiries is l l= Os alba thet Igo dia. ssert"-tew hars. " • atnamea es ee laseagli elab nab wenn alle et Sa neer ereallswe llialaba g a. •is inanolea imay s == -- wet= bib . sad Os.. M. Ocenkla. LLOYD% IngsiaT LONDON NEWeS, DOOOLMI JERROLD. .11111•0 E i li T CIRCULATION —ormards of MAR • 0 FACT for •DVERTIRDRA It orodolor 111 OOLUMER lacludleg the VERT Levin INTELLIORNO ' , rower.. as Vramin“ Dot Cm. a MY Xi= Afilli k et Dm LLOYD. IDlSiburpirraire.Loudca. ROBll of ENGLAND HERALD of PEACE ioui ra al Illit t eb i Ma p p t : =tri Tt e iremi laimmah n Lmal hasimiliimizeit MAY PI& alms dwirm lik• li. Ow K divisions bad bees enlessted, and the eyes of the pirplit went tatiguid with gazing se lea' apes fire in sash meets f• The view through the tress from Birdcage-walk was siagalarly beautiful—the gold, silver, and party-ooleured s►owen, as they descended in cascades, or arose in graceful and tuned. form, costrasting with t►e som►re foliage, and filMag up, as it were, the intention betweea the branches lad leans is a remarkable and pleasing manner. The Pavilion sad all t►e windows of the Palau which com mauled a view of the Onus Park, were oocapied the pester part et the evening, bat at the distance at which ow observation was made it was impossible to distinguish tenons. The bosses in Arlington-stnek sad St. James's-plate, which have fronts he the Orsini Park, were all lit up—and some of them bad pavilions run out, decorated with origins and other draperies, and lighted with gas. Every house was crowded with company, and at mono! the windows elegantly domed ladies were seated squint the scene. On the balmlike and Ia the gardens the gentleman appeared to congregate, sad ■pea t►e roof tope were to be seen the gay liveries of serum' ISM and the equally gay ribbons of the servant maids. I. several inseam Chinese lanterse and Wowed limps wen ilmmg amount the true, the ague of .wleish wee par tieularly pleasing, feet dieelotiog the might roes of the May foliage, and casting upon it the softest of lights. Bridgewater-boase was teetotally illuminated with coloured lamps, forming an architectural dingo, consisting of foes pillars with eapitab, plinths, and entablatures, the plinths hearing upon them the istitiole of the sovereign' of England and Prance. Sutherland Rosso had the motto, Pease," in pale green lamps, hat the cake., with the elosption of the one blue light before alluded to, and two or three lamps, remained without any such indication of the specialty of the cannon. There was very (ow Wiseman obeeneble epos the ground, tint that few was more than sulkiest, for not witbstandlog the enormous ma of persoos congregated to gether, not the slightest disturbance occurred, nor was there the interreption of a moment to the most orderly con duct end universal good humour. THE PEACE REJOICINGS. Barely London never promoted so thronged ea apemen*, es it did last evening. By seven the human tide had begun to flow in its strength. Up Osford-atreet, sad along Piccadilly the people poured is sambas, vast beyond all eslealation, towards Its two foci, the Green Park sad the Hyde Park. From every avian" deboaching is the two great thoroughfares meatimed the stream poured le. llp WhitehiJl they came is such great numbers. that wide so is that street it ma filled from side to side and from and to sad, se that vehicular meads biome at first difficult sad this impossible, sow we walking a mush more easy proems. At Charingctross the wowd coming shag the Based sad that coming op Whit. hall met, and program this became more tardy still. Pall-mall, the Haymarkr, and Regeat-,trod, at 8 o'clock. were crowded. At that time the Ilhaninatieue had began, sod as it thee wonted as hoar and a half to the specified time for the grand performance is the parks, them was time to nee the illaraisatioss, which were mostly lighted up. The Haymarket presented • bright eppearsoco, the illamlnatiose es welt side being regular sad surly ceatigueus. The Senior United 8 mice Club and the Athena's were brillinatly Wuminated, sad, as sontrasted with there, the lower part of Regina street was dark. One device, of rather large dimenaoos, °woe the home No. 73, sad which consisted of a star, with Prises of Wales's feathers, was very affective; but, with Mese eatteptiose, this portion of Resat-strut preeented a doll sppears•ss, though there were here and than a star sod aV. A., or •V. N. At the Gallery of Illutration then was a beautiful transparecey, represestleg the Queen on her throe*, on her left the Prises of Wake is sailor's u stassa, sad other pation of the royal fatally ; and es either side the trophies of war presented by Bare poses and Asiatics. The Circus, at Piccadilly, was • blase of light, almost every building being illuminated, the devices being various, but the predontisating ones being the crown with tbe initials V.A. sad V.N. Coating an eye from this point westward the lose was striking, for though , the illantiaations were cooly at intervals, yet la the mums am the streets appeared one bliss of light; outward the scene was scarcely to pleuisg. The Qaadrast looked marcratively sombre, the illuminstioss hew Ming sparsely displayed, and what there were soesiating esaiely of Chinese lentenie, which had net a Amato, Orem Prom ohs Qaadraat, however, and looking up Regent-street, the eime was brighter, the illnaination was mach sum geserel, sod a striking effect was prodaead by rows of Chinese lasteras projected from the roof of one of the bosses to the root of the house as the opposite side of the stoma. The side streets loading into OUCH-street were also egret of than sum or less illuminated, Chasse listens ban the prethlset feature. Ia OsfOrd-street the illosileatiese wwe also geserel, but not so anaarrose nor of so dasellag a Moneta as is Regent-street; but the Circus was peculiarly bright. The crowd ponies up Oxford strut before the fireworks commiscrid was hammer. It was impossible to get o• as foot, and gait* so Is cer degas, which were ranged five or alit abreast for halt a sile as the mat side of the marble arch. After the fire works were over the cras► is Piccadilly wee MIA fearful, sod particularly at the peint when the crowd from Hyde- park met that coming from the Oreen-park. The street was summed, and progress could not he made at a "sore rapid nits this halt a mile an hour. Up to =Walsh% sad Weed bag atter, the streets were filled with greeter womb than here perhaps ever before hies known. THE GREEN PARK. - - TM*, wk era old enough to mellow dm puce de ---• - - - moostratices of 1816, sad were presoak at the display of fireworks la this locality ea that ecessicaa, will deabilees call to nisi the Tensile el Coseeed, • pertkalarly mune' sad sot p•rticelsrly pietaresque bathing, which +saunter) for the o anon of foreleg the grad entre of the urns,- mean There wee so Temple of Covered yesterday is tic. pub—so improvised sprolana of a depraved snititectorel taste, bat simply a wooden Meardiag,sulosiag somas thin or fear asses of ironed, within whin the magi, represented is seder& times by artillery sadists, performed their saris nese rite*, sad from which they saiiibind those weeders is the pyrokehaie art which, free shiest half-past alas o'clock last sight until half past sieves, estosishod sad detiglited ems of the largest envie that probably ever ....bled et • publis exhibition ist the metropolis. Pinedilly, from St. Jaw's street to Hydelark, woe all bat le pesuble. The Mall sad Beings. walk, is 8.. Jesse.- park sad Coastutios hill 1,01, IS • sheik/ con dition, sad the whole surface of the Greet-path itself during the whole of the display, sad, Lathed, for sons keen before, was covered with • moviag saes of bussaity, klieg like • ma, sad earrylag oat the similarity still more by the rallies mad of their nine, sow loader, sow lower, as approv:ag shouts at es* sow devise alienated with the ban of *apostatise of what wee to follow. • Sur umber for nob as =Militias wield set have been. There wee as ran, bat a paanily of Math clouds finned • blickgroind whisk showed up the variegated flee beaatifolly, Ades Its eskers, C 0.., direction, sad general effect, with a vivid distleetaess whisk Mr. Darby sad oar other celebrated artists it Am would, ea Vauxhall or Demons sights, almost give tr sir Sus for. As soon es dock begs. to set ia, the mm impstkat of the opeentors wine gratified by a display sot included is the programme, sad which, if lin 'thanks tbik that provided at the paMie espeasei, was sullinsatly sassing, sad served to while awe, the time from shoot eight to half-post sight. This cessisted la the &thugs of a umber of squib*, crackers, sad sensate, unapt the weird by aortal& smiteurs la the pyretethak art, who eoatributad to the public sseneunt at their owa soot, sad who, as as ill-holleg resulted sad se takeltief cosurnid, were permitted by the polies to pursue their bent without langur/on. At the appointed hoar, s Mae lithe tae up la frost of the pavilloa erected outside Bseklagheas Pane, was the Areal for the eionnesorimest of the more regular performeasse, sad isetaatiy a strong white glare woos Sr. the swelesan, whisk lit up the bonne la Piseedilly sad gm park with • pale light, sad semesualestod &glassily heis to rho thenaads of basalt fans whisk were tented towards IL Tlik was rapidly followed by a ohmage to red, free rod ft gun, sad hem gnus to ersage—sad es es through the whole nage of molests, se* Is • porde. its realist Vats epee essay sarreeadlag ablest, sad this feileleed a diesbasie of nansart fi lmed by pearl sileaawes, a bombed half-psead waken sad lily eight-nth shall; whisk shook the greyed with their ripen, sad oiled forth the loadly-expreseed appeobatlas M the =Wilted*. Wheel piens, bateedie el geld strewn, teurbilleas, blue, visa, red, sad yellow reeking, sad shells sawed d, nteesporeed with pfd sad sliver rats, revelvlas sad sbasesiag stars, glebes wbfeb, after play tau tor • tine, formed late bethate of eorpisate, squibs, sad reshot*, beanies, been, yew trees sad every other devise el whisk tbs pyselesbais sat Is eseebis, %MU HYDE PARK. The encionires for the exhibition in Hydopark•tood an the open epic. between the Serpentine sod the Marble Arch; the frail*, for the Seed pieties wets Tempel files( the two sides of a triangleorith the apex towards Grosvenor gate. Am early am seven o'clock au lonesome somber of penes. had c 'Seated. Several boys climbed up i• trees, sear Park-leas, and after a Use some of those below begin playfully throwing sods of turf at them ; the ammemeut moon became g I, and lumps of earth were flying about in ►ll directions. By the thus these persons had got tired of this fas it bad become quite dark, and general attention was attracted to the boons sloop the sides of the park, w►ich commenced t , Weeniest.: the balconies of all the houses onamendieg the park were decorated, and sesta had bees erect, don the roots assures' About 9 o'clock Dudley-house, the resides*, of Lord Ward, was lit; the mansion We. au blase of light. every outline of the building sad of the veraodahs was marked by a lies of gas Jets. The effect was very brilliant, and the crowd loudly applauded. About half-put nips a rceket from the Oren-puk gave the sigma; for the eommeseement of the exhibition. The Ant display wu a brilliant illantiastkia of white, rsd, sad lima arts, with a continuous disabuse of maroon. This was followed by • discharge of rockets. The general display was as musty as posrdble the ease as tbst to the Green Park. It was divided, as had beta eantrancod, into several division. Esth division ussineseed by • signal obeli from the asses of the eselesure, this was followed by a shout, of rockets either minaret or parachute. Two flied pines sandy similar wore Ulm •ohibitd at the °posits sada of the nolo rare, and tho division ended with • dilating.' of dulls. Back division also inaludod a battery of etresuen, Sr us of squibs or Bosun wadies. The rookets were miagoillarnt. Tits colour varied in envy dia. charge; some of them scattered stars of red, bins, and whits; labors, a shower of streamers or crackers ; tho' shell' wen also naiad; some nattered varinwod stars ; whorl, elm rides to a gnat height, nested to form into a spiel.. of Any " milky way," which dcoolvisi in • shower of pall fehl. The lied pieces were also of a very varied ellareoter—racket wheels., Borah slam pointod sten, Halsor aranses, Brunswick stars, and every satiety of wheal, crass, and star, that protaohniegingensity could devise. The eshibitiaa sTreaciladed with tit; display of tone Mildest. fized pieces and two easeades of lire. The grand distiller's of rockets which was 'apes' ed to hose formed the conclasim, was given at a iamb earlier period. Nothing es .ald be Ilan Mao the effect of this dis abarp ; the whole sky was cm MISS of blazing stars, the ps of the trees were lit up, and the ladies on the homes beyoad were ditianly visible. The pintas who visited Hyd►park ban sa advantage over those in other localities ; is addition to the display immediately before then, the ✓ackets and shells from Primrose-hill aad the tires park were seen to great advising* ; both matinaed for seam tine after they had mimed Is Hyd►pork. Bat those who hod selected ►t as then koala fee the 'seeing, had ao rums to regret their shoier Dana( the whole mean( we did am ems a policeman is Use park ; sad to the credit of the people, we nest say there was no moss sity for then. The osiy violative of order was the thrown, L turf already sestiosed, bet ao damage wee dose homed I destroying a kat or;two. The crowd comaneased navies oil immediately oa the close of the ezhibities; and sawith• standing the Manse crowd/ Mtn was sot mask difieslty is plain ea emit. VICTORIA PARK. The poses is Victoria Pia was seem thing in the &stare of so experiseest 0a so other rea ✓m has the priseiple .f publis ...fetisg " been eateuded se far east, or the population of the vast district of which it is the entre bra rattled is that which is intended to ly,iity the Molotov of London. 83 far as a somewhat woreful observation sold be brought to bea► is almost' conatlsso methadon, its esperisteat wee singularly ac l l coestal. B sanded immediately on. tits north by Hacksey, l Victoria Perk ureters some four or five ►eadrod sera of grams laud (on the whole fiat, bat dirnified by weD•tdsoted shrubberies, sad a few but flee treee)— late the heart of &lintel-pees, sad is within nay reach of llUt-cad, sad all the regime which are eon riled ia the rears of docks whisk rash to Birkwall. It L divided fats two parts by a road IMO leads hem the ergots, parts of Stratford and Bow to the idile-ead-reed. It may rally he lwagised that the hives el industry by which this ■ew lung of the metropolis Is eannuaded are able to poor (ado their bemired, of thousaads is say oar era by which they may be moved to merger is a plies sf resort whisk meet bo sessidered, la the Mart sere of the term, sae et the grater lasprovemeste of Leader is reseal years. The Norther aids of the red erre was roses for the display a the firewerhs, sad out of the 200 wren of whisk It ra ster, about 19 were boardad up ad appropriated Is the pyrotechnic lasobisery. It le said that w►a the bad played cia the or busy os whir it was permitted to de so, between 80,000 sad 90,000 purr aseemblod, sad they seemed to occupy oily a small eerier of that part of the park. Lest sight every spot of grousd wee occupied by s crowd which, thrash sot pressed together ad having ample rum for striding rd movie', wee yet dense, and kept together. It wee oak:slated that sot leis then two hun dred thorned preens were preeer. This maw of people wee remukably douestarkeis. It cosaired almost w►olly of re due; witting 'said he mar homogeneous. There woo se visible admixture of the dimmer alarm sad the middle slate wee otarsely represented at all. It wee the pars, simple worlds( MM, with his wits sad eltildres, who wore susembled la this people's park, sad doers wee I. ell a doe's; la may ern a well-Co de leek abort them whisk woo moat gratifylag. Then woos sort sad steady IMMO: of enjoyfy• lialiday, w►le► woe prang. Ivry hod, emir u h ; there was as sir et essildesee la themselves sad seek sure se they weadered rim* start at Pet, sad belly settled quietly sad erleety fa plasm te Ideates the Inwerks, sad es esttleeed duby the whole time ek at display. Per Fidel et test ►son we 414 tel observe a does banes pews, sal we sew het so► pettessas, who wes 'teamed et sae et the Ow It AM, mein acid be more oreditaWs Ie (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. the inhabiting of this district than their oandact on this co:onion. Of wane, when the amusements were over, and the erowd was dispersing, there was some confusion, but, is could be senrtained up to a late boar, nothing will& was more disorderly than was inseparable from the breaking up of each a multitude. 01 the fireworks it may be said that, although they were in tolerable quantity, and by a judicious spreading out were unable to last quite the pro scribed time promised, they were not very novel or very striking. The aerial parte, namely, the flights of itching and others of their kind, were good ; but the framework devices were very much like those of Cresnorne, which was not exactly what wu expected. However, the erects tors were soberly pleased in general, and ono, or twice broke oat into applause. Oa the whole the " Peon 71.- joicinp " in Viet ria Pub were a suones, sad deserve honourable mention is the pronediage 01 the day. building were large transparencies, displayiog the combina tion of England, France, Sardinia, and Turkey, by groups of flags. Immediately under the centre device, and ex- Undies along the frost of the building, we. a Ingthened scroll, on which was written in richly ornamented lettere, " Peaty and good will to all nations." This design was 136 feet fa length and 50 feet in height. The roof and cor nices were illuminated with flambeau:. Meson. Gardner, of Wait Strand, were entrusted by the government to de. sign and carry out this illumination, which suffered very much from the wind. Hone. °unarm—lllumination buckets placed along the who!. bode. In the centre a medallion, 12 fret in dia. meter, surmounted ►y a brown of 9 feet in height, sur rounded by a liar, with buckle and tie underneath. The national standards of France, Sardinia, Turkey, and Eng land, two on each aids of the crown. On each side of the centre-piece a star, 11 feet in diameter. The Whitebell and Park sides of the building were illuminated en the same plan. The designs were by Stevens and Son, Southwark bridge-toed. Tun Anntnaxrr.—The entire length M the architectura l It.. of this building was illuminated with lamps. A hap *antral devise represented the Admiralty amber, sur mounted by the royal crown. At the extremities were les tome of lamps, and on each aide ef the central entrance the initials V. R. Wai-orrics.—A crown surrounded by two six-feet stars, all is gu jets, with coloured reds/ton, and liaed with illu minated gas buckets in colours. ORDNANCIFOI7IOII.—In the centre of the building a 9- feet crown with two laurel wreathe in gas jets, each of the wreaths 18 feet, one containing the letter " V.," and the ether " E." The flogs of Pestle*, Sardinie, Turkey, and England, display o aaaaa sack laurel,the French supporting the Sardinian, and the English the Turkish, standards. The colones of the flags and leaves were beautifully thrown oat by gas reflectors. On each aide wee a star 11 feet in dia meter. Hoste•onina, TRIANDRY, AND BOARD OP TRADR.— TRW was a very splendid illumination, extendiog the entire length of the above buildings. Flee biases@ were suspended from a continuous cable, each banner bearing a linter of the word " Piece," and the cable loops by which the banners were suspended formed medallions, containing the initial letters of the different sovereigns in the alliance. At the extreme right and left of the composition were placed the letters "V. ,and N." encircled by a similar cable of laurel wreaths. The whole wee in beautifully-ooloured Imam, and prepared by Meson. Hancock and ltizon, of Cock.pur street. STATIONIET-07/7102.—A large star in the centre, on the right the letter " V." surmounted by the British Grown. end on the left the letter " N." surmounted by the French wows. The whole in coloured lamps, by Reinke, et Great Olututax, Porr-onica —h the centre a pair of very sla bonte laurel wreaths, nanonsted by the flags of Bogland. France, Sardinia, and Turkey, with a brilliant crescent fa the centre supported on the deater side by a very lug. British crown, beneath it the Star of Brunswick, with tke labials" V. 8.;" on the sinister aide by the Crown of France, beneath was the star of the Legion of Honour, with the " all In gat. Erected by Bonn Baxley and Benet. Br. Palm's SCHOOL, St. PaaVseharchyard.—The word Pesos " (28 Met loop), with " V. A.," rose, shamrock, and thistle, a projecting crown, two branches of laurels, sack 26 feet long, and two stars on the wisp 10 feet in diameter. —By Farrow. ROYAL EnCaasion.—A novel &tip' was submitted to the Gresham Committee for a npresentation in gee of • gigantic fountain, 30 feet diameter, and 60 feet in height, on the open epees in front of the portico, sursnoanted by • dove with otivo brawn ; bat thesonuaittu decided on adopting the simple illumination which wu so successful on the visit of the Quest in 1861, via.: the inscription " The earth is the Lord's, and the falsess thereof" (90 feet in lecgth), in lamps on the en•abletunr, the pediment lighted with lamp. to the u p (70 feet from the ground), and columns wreathed with lamps.—Eseeeted by C. Farrow, Great Tower str e et. _ _ Tito offices of the Royal Reding' and the London As surance Companies (*standing the whole length of the 'nth frost) ornamented with festoon of las:aye—By Petrov. Tun ROYAL MINT.— & large STOWS, elaborately IS. I e.ched, sannountiog a brilliant star. Oa one side " V.R. ; " on the other, Napoleon 111., and the Turkish annum Corron.moosa.—A magnificent British crows in oil lamps. The entablature end edges of the facade hung with oil buckets. Around each pillar of the shut entratess were wreath' of oil baskets, which made the columns at pear as if entwined with snakes. Bapporta, two stars of Brunswick, with branches of laurel. Initials, "V. R. ;" motto, " PUN sad Commons." The lido of the build lag facing the Thames we/ similarly deriorsted. laata•aoou —A briniest crows, npported by stars of Brunswick, letters " V. R." and " N. B." in gm NATIONAL GALLS/M.—Flags of England, France, Turkey, acid Sardinia, combined in the centre with a large star above and the crescent beneath. On the right were pined the letters "V. A.," earanoisated by the French erown and a star beneath the letters, the whole supported ea each flank by laurel branches. This device wee formed of colosred drops to repranot jewel. when lighted with gas. Ileum. Defiles sad Son, of Hosnaditeb, ware the centres. ton for this.• 0 OILDNALL (City).—A brilliant crow■, with the Ishii& " V. It." ROAM' Musson—The external railings of the orna mental fence brillisatly illuminated with gas, Ames of fire Imeiog from a huge number of candelabra, and from area oa the entrees gates. The four large stone pedestals sur mounted by double rows of brilliant jets. This was a most *lassie design, sad had a my imposing ROYAL PANOPTICON.—This institution was brilliantly illerchisted in the lieurestbil style, to labia the archi tecture piths building partionlarty adapn itself. Along the whole of the splendid facade wen two rows of glass Imams, of alternate red, white, end tine colour; while round the circular dome, sad twisting through and round the Anima rota, were sparkling gems of ovary his. Over the principal entrance a semicircle of moonlights, to which was added, at a slight elevation, the new chromatic Polglense elands PRIMROSE-HILL. It was 'morally rumoured throughout the metropolis that the "reworks oa Prharoashill would be oa a scale of magnitude surgeries those of the other centres of attys.- tics. It was no doubt very wise to simulate such an opinion, if only for the porpose of dividing the imams. eirowds, who were certain to be abroad on the night of the pesos ealebration. Bat in point of fact the preparations en Prhirsee-bill WON more extensive, though little differing in character from t►oee which were made at the various parks. A large extent of around occupying the crest of the hill was hoarded off for the purpose of enabling these engaged in m onth( the areworka to perform their duty unimpeded, and to prevent the possibility of accidents. Three frames were erected, two facing the south and one t dto the north side of the hill, for the purpose of giving elevation to the dhshargee, aad interspersed around and between them were piles of littlistieks, very much resembling small stacks of sore, which were to send off an uncountable number of pyrotechnic devices'. The hoarding extended from Bt. Bdeaciud'srterrace, on the west, to Bt. George's, on the east, end the terms* on both sides being generally Mani sated, an emotive and brilliant semicircle of lights was formed, which had a meet pleasing effect from the hill. Prom a comparatively earlypart of the evening there was a surprising flow of populatlon,some is carriagesonany in eater, mailmen, sad vane, and most oa foot, towards the northern cynosure. Indeed, one not acquainted with the übiquity of the London population, would require no wall amount of faith to believe that there was acre than one point of attraction, that ono being Priarose•bill. Apparently from all parts there eau a tide of• hanumity sostribsting to the swell of the indigenous prpalation of the north. The Tooting hue," the 'suers van, and the western donkey cart were ranged when they wan 544 U before. Along the road lining the northern aide of btegont's-puk teaks of vehicles, three deep, were drawn ep, sap lt required no mall amount of patience, persevere:toe, and pilotage to steer Omagh their perilous Intention. Many had to draw up by the side of houses, where It was impossible to catch • view, and la these owe the riders were only too glad to leave their seats end take up • pedal poaitiose at the foot of the bill. It was interesting, in walking through the aeons, to sore the difficulties which mut have been over. erne to be present at the fdte. Is bandied. of instances were to be sees the wives of the working classes, with children in arms, and children &nand then, Boated along the rails which surround the bill, and well content at the eset of personal toil with the opportunity of witnessing the national display. As fir se came under oar observation, nothing geoid have bow more becoming and orderly than the conduct of the crowd. There was no Enmity is any intone, me far as we could lean, for the interference of • single policeman, and order was main talon thrsegh•nt from the littlest of order is the people. Tao ?hew paaee•ed true dm he. Jan haters the fireworks oommenoed was truly imposing. Blanding upon the Greet of the rising ground, which woe emnparative/y sliest and unoccupied, the spectator saw Is the distance the blase of lights lanuaerable, whilst from the intervening space up rose the mingled voices of an immense crowd like " Clones mighty strength." London was evidently spending a gala sight—she wore all her decorations, and well did her " stare " and her " orders " become her. At half. put sine o'clock a discharge of rockets was seen is the Green or is Hyde Park, sad immediately the artillerymen on Priairox-hi.l displayed their gran, white, an yellow firm, which produced a tremendous sheer hem the multitude at its Use. Prom that: moment, is quick and unremitting encoessios, discharges of rocket', pearl streamers, parachute-shells, tines. squibs, tailed etan,and taubillo•e,eontisaed till a quarter past 11 o'clock. The people seemed highly deligitted with the masher Is which the display had been effected, and they gave Impres sion to their satisfaction in Ind and frequent applause. The houses around the bill and Regent's-Park were for the most part Illuminated with gas Mau, variegated oil lamps, or Chinese lantern. The crowd Is the Regent's Park was Wu very eonaiderahle, and from that open span • doe view was obtained sot *sly of the fireworks on Primrom hill but of those in the Green and Hyde Parke, sad is Vic toria Park. Thera was also • considerable population es the tope of the house, and in many Mammas it was evident that ostensive preparations had boon made to cable tits junior sad female members of the families of the s *debtor slue to so the speeteshe from the tops of the Muse, hone wldide we have so deobt they obtained a wide and Misfits tory provost. At the termination of the fireworks the crowd began te disperse In the same orderly mauler that they assembled, though la some butanes wanes and is• ennainee arose from the immense number of vehicles which were sospregsted together, but we have not heard that • single accident yenned. THE CITY. The area la frost of the Mensionthesse was decidedly the epees meet peeked with hum Image within the bolted' of the metropolis. It is to he npposed that its vicinity to the great metres of trade rendered an ahead sot 'apply of mums *sally available, bat however that msy have been, the whole street was sompletely blocked up with them pastime, vehicles, each •esammsdatieg • whole Ismailia pordatios ; sad the seaesqmace was that fa that partisans spat Meant wee nearly • The civic Intimates had made pralosweethy prepare time to reader the display at the reeidesee of the ehief magistrate of the chief My of the world worthy of the place sad the moseloa. Bat uofortuaately the musicipal palm. stood on the wi•dy side of the way, •ad, in consequence, the devisee were subject to (request eclipses, and the semi final altars with whisk Mr. Biasing's Massie testa had decorated the balcony ebetisately Wand to answer to the appeals of the •agars. The large star in the entre twiakled with • sort of modest bashfalntes, sad the Royal sad Imperial lanais that garaished it were oftener invisible than the ooutrary. The flap and bawler, forming a magaideeat trophy in the frost, were, however, endepeedeat at the wiady deities, and had • very des effect al illumiaated by the sheltered lights es the opposite side of the way. TM Royal Runup beteg in a more sheltered position, sad besides, havieg adopted variegated imp as the impotent. of loyalty and ram aspirations, farad much better than the Mansion Roue. Its Is. portico was illuvaleatod from top to bolts., and oa the entablitare the ineeription "The earth is the Lord's and the Waste thereof" was strikingly moospiesom. The Beek was naohlrnsively bat effectively lighted lip, the whole of the *Me beteg decorated with sten placed at interval., betimes *0 pillars, which set off the anhitectaral design to seasiderabie Measure. All the homes in the neigh. lesistheed were satiably illnatinated, so that this quarter of the town fully sustained its share la this (metal raj Meng. THE ILLUMINATIONS. PUBLIC BUILDINGS. downiairt Rowan was very brilliantly illanineted, the entire frost faring the Send bong sensed. Is the onion was a large amine, np►Mwtisg the naval power of Rag land, around end above wbbah wen plated the standards of Ragland, hi..., and fierdlaia, sappertiag that of Toney, t►e whole essneaded by wreaths of lernele. O. see Me of the devise was the initial of her Moisety, and en oho other that of t►e Rennet it the !nosh, earrenaled by Wiliest stin t an is readopted lager. At sash Wrathy it the CLUB HOUSE& Auer Ann Naos CLos —A medallion, 11 feet In dia meter, with a swirl and lusher, erased in the centre. The medallioa was eursoested ►y a eix-feet aroma, and ear roseded by laurel leaves, wit► the maim jack *ad ensign ea each aide, sad a large scroll, with the name of Victoria. By Stemma and Boa, Boathwatk-bridga -road. Tee OVARDII.—A star, VOW., sad wreath of !Mirth. CMILTOII.—Luis gaa flambeaux os Out pillars is front of la, bonding. C largo crows, with laurel wreaths, tha initials V. R.," la a peculiarly shaded letter, sup ported by Merton, sharsirteck, and think. Made by Merin. Greashill, Ryder -street. ATIIIIMMIIII.—Two large round wreaths, with her Ma. jsety's initials. By Fttrrady, of Wardoerstreet. 811X1011 UNIT= Bnavtoa.—Mr. Dathridge, of Gerard street, Soho, prepared the following device, which was eamasively admired :—Bcroll of laurel surrounding a me dallion, encircling the rose and thistle, annnounted by a large crown sad two Bags. On such side two lug* stars with thistle and shamrock in the centre. Underneath wreaths of laurel and a star, with the rose in the centre, the initials " Vit." sad the word " Pane," In ear, large letter.. Tat WIILLINOTOW.—A crows ronamtatsd by a hos, two military digs, a lute sachet', the letters.' V.a." oa either tics of the crows, a wreath of roes, shamrock sad thistle ribbon wit► motto, "Cor tam via luta." Altai the top the word *. Wallastoa," la fowleet letters. By Hedge sad Co. Boosties.—Lorg• wreath of laurels witherowa la entre, tenon V.IL ," two sten of Brenwiee. Tam But limn. Verna Baines, Or. leant's teo•lll.—." V.R." to mitre of a bruins% star, nnenoted W the Imperial Crewe, UN whole ratio/ en OCTOII and fee teen. Foote the Alblea Works, Walnut-end, PiAllioo. Toll lIIINION CLOIL—V.R., and wows. Two Joann 11XITID Munoz Cies —Swells anvil, eeneunlass • neetallise nateisieg the regal nide* sat