The Sun. — London, England, 1824-05-21 00:00:00

Asliburner, Pusey, Mavrie,,M. Trollope, Trollope, .Yarnham, Bootle Wilbraham, E. Bootle Wilbraham, T. ester, J. Halsey, A. Parker, A. Hamilton, M. Luxmore, 'Nick)ll, C. Elliot, Vvse, Courtenay, H. Blackburne, Black tome, Moreton, Davenport, L. Ridley, T. Stanley, Jones, Benfield, Rarnsden, Wheatley, M. Wykeham Martin, Atholl Murray, - Knight, Rycroft, C. Fitzroy, Burr, Barnard, Reeves, Duncombe, F. loaxmore, J. Fitzgerald, J. Shifter, S. Inge, Henniker, Disbrowe, H. Disbmwe, A. M. Dawkins, Barrett Leonard, Forester, Malcolm, Mildmay, Bradshaw, Gunning, urdon, F. Barnsden, Crofton, Byrne, Bayly, Rae, F. Las (*lies, Fitzgerald, T. Beall, E. Blackwell, Strange, A. Las- Atelles, E,. Byrne, Cecil Rice, C. B. Simpson, Upton, Fluy ,der Fluyder, Pole, Morse, F. Christie, Fisher, Irby, Parker, buncombe, Pringle, Loftus, Storhouse, Sneyd, M. BidaupN Neave, E. Farnham, B. Siinpson,SWinburne, Hip pisley, T. Theobald, J. Alexander, M. Alexander, Liddell, ..Stanlei,, Calvert, •Lnxmore, J. Hobhouse, C. Hobhouse_, S. Annesiq,4;.. SiVinbume, E. Stuart, F. Doyle, E. Collins; Trot -Iw' Walpole, F. Christie, Ridley, Crawford, C. Edmonstone, LBenyou, Beresford, aegge, A. Knatclibull, E. Dundas, .Swinnerton. • PRESENTATIONS. It being two years since his Majesty held a Drawing Room, she presentations were extremely numerous, among them were, Mrs. W. Madocks, by the Countess of Coventry. Miss Gwyne, by the Countess of Coventry. Mrs. Heygate, late Lady Mayoress, by Mrs. Fisher, the Lady of the Bishop of salisbuty. Vice-AdTniral Fraser, on his going abroad. Mr. - Wm. -Rae Wilson, on his return from travels in Norway, 'Sweden, and Denmark, and on going abroad. lady Laurie, by Mrs. Magnay, as late Lady Mayoress. Mrs. C. Calvert, on her marriage, by her mother, Lady Rowley Lady Alvanley, by the Duchess of Leeds. The Lady. Mayoress, by Mrs. Mara y, as late Lady Mayoress Miss Mash, by the 'Marchioness of Westmeath Miss Catherine Elliot, by the Countess Bathurst - Miss Harriet Mash, by the Marchioness of Westmeath. Miss Jane Fitzgerald, by Mrs. Fitzgerald Miss Ann Knatchbull, by the Dowager Lady Knatchbull Mrs. Captain W. H. Sykes, on her marriage, by Lady Forbes, of New and Edinglassie Miss Du Pre, by the Dowager Duchess of Richmond Miss Wheatley, by Lady Brownrigg Miss Jon'eS, by her mother, Mrs. Walter Jones Mrs. W. Turner, on her marriage and going to Constantinople, by Mrs: Stuart Miss F. Napier, by Lady Nayler The Hoff. Mrs. Fleetwood Pellew, by Mrs. Thomas Chaplin, on returning from abroad. Bon. Mrs. Herbert Gardner, by Lady Imhoff klon. Mrs. Barrington, on her :Marriage, by the Viscountess Normanby. Miss Gardner, by Lady Imhoff 3'liss Elizabeth Blackwell, by the Viscountess Dowager Anson Miss Jane Flalsey, by her Mother, Mrs. Moore Halsey Miss Isabella Forester, by Lady Forester •:Marchioness of Salisbury, by the Marchioness of Downshire 'Miss Susan Inge, by Lady Katharine Stewart Miss Trotter, by Mrs. liindesay Bethune Miss Moreton, by the Countess of Denbigh Miss Joanna Alexander, by Dowager Lady Saltoun Miss Christie, by Lady Christie. Miss Irby, daughter of the Hon. Mr. Irby, by her aunt, Lady Selsey 31iss Borough, by her mother, the Hon. Lady Borough • Miss Mary Denison, by Mrs. Denison Countess of Beauchamp, on coming to the Title, by the Coun- tess of Clonmell iss Jean Wykenharn Martin, by the Honourable Mrs. S. R. Lushington Miss Elizabeth' Stuart, by her mother, Lady George Stuart Miss Charlotte Rice, by Lady •Dynevor Mrs. M. General Thomas Browne, on her return from India, by Lady Christie Miss Henniker, daughter of the late Honourable Lieutenant- General Sir Brydges Henniker, Bart., by the Right Hon, Lady Henniker Lady Banks, by Mrs. William Joiliffe tlrs. Charles Parry, by the Hon. Mrs. de Lireg Mrs. Lucy, on her marriage, by the Countess of Warwick Miss Lakelles Iremonger, by her mother, Mrs. Lascelles Ire- • monger Lady Frances Conyngham, on her marriage; by the Mar chioness I:ortynghant ` , The Hon. Mrs. Strange, by Lady Sarah Murray Miss Nugent, by her mother, Lady (Sir George) Nugent The Hon. Mrs. Pellen, by the Duchess of Northumberland, on her marriage Miss Georgina Byrne, by Lady (Sir George) Nugent !The Hon. Miss Arden, on her return from the Continent, by • the Dowager Duchess of Leeds .Miss Malcolm, by Mrs. James Buller Hiss Trottce, by Mrs. Antrobus r4rs. Emma Collins, by her matter, Mrs. Colonel Collins Mrs. Frances Doyle, by Mrs. Rigby .Miss Eliza Farnham, by her mother iss Charlotte Edrnonstone, by her mother Stonbouse, by Lady Bolton _Miss Eliz. Swinburne, by Lady Swinburne Miss Eliz. Stuart, by Lady 0. Stuart Miss Mary Alexander, by the Dow. Lady Saltoun lion. Miss Dillon, by the Countess of Listowell 'Miss Barrett Leonard, by Lady Barett Leonard Miss Pringle, by Lady Pringle Miss Fitzgerald, by Mrs. Fitzgerald :Miss Ocurvia Frankiand, by the Hon. Miss Bourke 'Miss Gunning, by Mrs. Ross Miss C. Bridgman Simpson, by Mrs. Bridgman Simpson ,Hononrable Miss Henniker, by the Honourable Lady Henni ker, her mother .Miss Morse, by Mrs Morse ,Miss Pole, by Mrs. William Stuart Mrs. Riley, on her marriage, by Lady Brownrigg Miss Johnson (daughter of Lady Lowe), by Lady Loire . Mrs. Fletcher, by Lady slmhoff Miss Stonlrouse, by Lady Bolron Miss Fletcher, by Lady Imhoff ,Mrs. James Lindsay, on her marriage, by Mrs. Antobus Miss Beauclerk, by her mother, Mrs. Beauclerk Mrs..). Phillimore, -by the Countess of Liverpool `M. le Comte Clarks de Cardignan, en his marriage ;as Georgian& Beaucierk, by her mother, Mrs. Beauclerk flOnourable Mrs. 'Frankland, by the-Honourable Mrs. Bowles Miss Wykeham Martin, by the Honourable Mrs. S. IL Lushington Miss Villiers Stuart, by Lady James Stuart Mrs. W. Cartwright, on her marriage, by the Countess of Nor manton Ludy Elizabeth Stepford, by the Countess of Pembroke Miss Thomasitt Theobald, by Mrs. Theobald Lady George Stuart, by Lady James Stuart Lysons, by Lady John Thynne Mrs. Danbury, on her marriage, by the Countess of Galloway Mrs. Davies, on her marriage, by her mother, Mrs. tie Cres pigny Airs. Nevinsnn, °a her marriage, by Lady Barrett Lannsrd Miss Sittningby,! by Mrs. Ross Astell, by - Lady Shiffner Mrs. Brown, by Mrs. Scott (of Harden) Lady Honywood, by the Countess of Sheffield -Lady Mary Berkley, by the Countess Bathurst _Lady Johnstone, on her marriage to Mr. Weyland, by Lady Rae Lady Banks, by Mrs. William Jollide Lady Henry Paulet, by the Marchioness of Winchester Lady East ; by Lady Nugent Lady Elizabeth Howard, by the Countess of Surrey Lady hacon, by Mrs. John Round Lady Isabella Cast, oa her marriage, by the D. Lady Brownlow Gaptain W. Rogers, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting Captain Lawson, on appointment Lady Jane Stopford, by the Countess of Pembroke Lady Ilarriett Scott, by the Countess of Clonmell Miss C. Hobhouse, and Alias J. Iloblicuse, by Lady llebhouse Lady -LOuisa Duncombe, and Miss Harriet Duncombe, by Lady Duncombe -Lad I ambers. on her .marriage, by th e Vi scountess Gage Lady Polley by the Viscountess Barnard Larly Townsend Farquhar, on her return from the Mauritius, by the Countess Bathurst _ __ u Mrs. Frankland, by Lady Sara h batty flarriet Pave, upon her return film India, by the Cour t _ , fess of Galloway her Moth er .Miss Whitshed, Miss Harriet Whitsifed, by Mrs Dawkins, on her marriage, by 31 rsb.;'(itittutr.oilad; Bolton. Mrs. Wm. Bosanquet, on her marriage , Mist Jane Fitzgerald, by Mrs. Fitzgerald • Miss Caroline-Eliot, I;) , Countess Bathurst lardy Caroline Beuclerk, by Lady F. Beaucle rk ,•Islias C. H. Williams .Wynne, by the Duchess of Mont-mite Captain Raines, on his Teturn- over-land from India .es M. G e n era l Macquarie, late Governor of New South W Lady Lambert, by Viscountess Gage Captai n P. J. Thomas, R.N. by.the Lord in Waiting Captain Methold,-late lbdi lancers, on promotion: Lieutenant R. H. Lowth, 9th Regiment of Infantry, on bitl promotion Lady Farquhar, by-Countess Bathurst - Lady Barham, by the Dowager Duchess Rutland Lady Rose, by Lady Colchester 'Misses Roge, by Lady Colchester L a dy Cecilia Paulet, by th e Marchioness of Winchester Lay AnnabeLla Pnuiet, by th e Marchioness of Wind:est.:A* -Lady Car olin e . U erl 'OeY , by th(3.Countess Bathurst Lady II islop, on ber marriage, by Countess Bathurst jacb , Di ar y Berkeley, by Countesa Bathurst Marchioness of Londonderry, on coming to the title, and. return ing from the Court of Vienna, by the Duchess of Montrose Lany Giflbrd, by Lady Colchester Lady Mary Brudenell, by the Ducliess of Dorset Lady Henry Paulet, by the Marchioness of Winchester Lady Jane L. Peel, on her marriage, by Mrs. Peel Lady Emily Graham, by the Duchess of Montrose Lord Montford, on his return froni the Continent Miss Howley, by Mrs. Howley Mrs. Geoffrey Nightingale, by the Dow. Duchess of Rutland Miss Harriet Mash, by the Marchioness of Westmeath Miss Gertrude Paget, by the Duchess of Richmond Mrs. Stewart Mackenzie, by the Duchess of Wellington The Earl of Stair, on coming to the title Mrs. 'Wellesley, by the Duchess of Wellington Viscountess Sidmouth, on her marriage, by the Marchioness of - • - Huntly • HQn. Miss Robinson, by Lady Grantham Lady Amelia Pelham, by the Courttess of Chichester Miss Howard, by Lady Henry Howard Mrs. Chaplin, by.her sister, Mrs. Arbuthnot . Miss Fitzgerald, by Mrs. Fitzgerald Lady Rowley, on her return to England • Miss Rowley, by her mother, Lady Rowley Rev. T. 11. Siely, his Majesty's resident Chaplain at Lisbon Rev. Andrew Hall, on his Degrees of Doctor in Divinity La Comtesse Charles de - Cadignan, by Mrs. Tremayne Rodd Viscountess Ennismore, by the Countess of Listoivel • Miss Harriet Hamilton, by her mother, Lady Hamilton Mrs. Jamess Croft, by Lady (Sir George) Nugent Mrs. H. Barrett Leonard, on her marriage, by Lady B. Leonard Miss Isabella Norman, by Lady Elizabeth NOrman Miss Byrne by Lady (Sir George) Nugent Miss Charlotte Norman, by Lady Elizabeth Norman Mrs. Colonel O'Brien, on her marriage, by Lady ()ngley Miss Fanny Crofton, by the Countess of Galloway Lady Sarah Bayley, by Lady Harriet Begot Lady Sarah Beresford, by the Marchioness of Waterford Lady Charlotte Stopford, on her marriage Lady Floyd, on her marriage, by the Dowager Lady Floyd Dowager Lady Knatchbull, by Dowager Lady Arundel The Lady Petre, on her marriage, by the Lady nary Petre Lady Rose, on her return from Berlin, by Lady Colchester Lady Mary Anne Gage, on her return from the Continent, by Lady Jerningham Lady Laurie, by Mrs. Mannay Lady Prettyman Tom. line, on coming to the title, by Lady Bolton Lady Buchan, by the Duchess Dowager of Rutland • Lady Sherborne. by Lady John Thynne Lady C. Berkeley, on her marriage, by the Countess of Euston Lady A. Ingilby, on her marriage, by Lady Rowley Lady Tullamore, by the Countess of Uxbridge. The Lady Mayoress, by Mrs. Magney Lady Charles Townshend, by Lady Margaret Walpole Lady George Murray, by .Lady Sarah Murray Lady Alvanley, on her return from the Continent, by the Du chess of Leeds Lady Emily Montagu, by the Marchioness of Huntly. Lady Westphall, by Lady Strange Lady Charlotte Charteris, by the Countess of Weaiyss Lady Sarah Boyle, by Viscountess Bernard Lady Young, by the Countess of Belmore The Right Hon. Lady It endlesham, Mrs. Alexander, Miss S. Alexander, and Miss M. Alexander, by the Dowager Lady Saltoun MiSs Isabella Crawford, by Lord Kerrison Mr. Worsley, York Hussar Yeomanry, by the Lord in Waiing Miss Frances Christie, by Lady Christie Miss C. Knatchbull, by the Dowager Lady Knatchbull Miss Reeves, by Lady Amcott Ingilby Miss Anne Parker, by Lady Hyde Parker Miss Araminta Hamilton, by Lady Hamilton Miss Isabella Stanley, by Lady M. Stanley Miss L. Ridley, by Lady Ridley Miss Johnstone, by Lady Johnstone Miss Murray, by Lady S. Murray Miss Frederica Johnston, by Lady Johnston Miss Des Voeux, by Lady Des Voeux [shire The Marchioness of Salisbury, by the Marchioness of Devon- Miss 3laryWykehamMartin,by the Hon. Mrs. - S. It. Lushington Miss Mary Malcolm, by Mrs. James Buller • Miss Burr, by her mother Miss Chamber, by the Countess of Clare Lady Lepel Charlotte Phipps, by the Countess of Mulgrave Miss K. Fluyder, by the Countetes of Brownlow Miss Digby, by her mother the Countess of Andover Miss Astell, by Lady Shiffner Miss Frankland, by the Hon. Mrs. Bowles Miss Williams, by Lady Harriet Williams Wynne Miss Agnes Astley, by Lady Jerningham Viscountess Mandeville, by the Marchioness of Huntly Miss Rose, by Lady Colchester Mrs. and Miss Campbell, by the lion. Mrs. Grant Miss Harriet Brodrick, by Viscountess Bernard miss Cecil Rice, by Lady Dynevor Miss Georgiana Rowley, by Lady Rowley Miss Strange, by Lady S% Murray Miss Duncombe, by Lady Charlotte Duncombe M iss Tisdall, by the Countess of Sheffield Miss Bayley, by Lady IL Bagshot 31 iss Cunyngham, by Lord Saltoun lion. Mrs. Burton, on . her marriage, by Lady Nugent Hon. Mrs. Rice, by Lady Dynevor Hon. Miss G. Arden, on her return from the Continent, the Duchess Dowager of Leeds. Hon. Mrs. G. Bridgeman, by the Hon. Mrs. C. Boyle lion. Mrs. B. Thompson, by the Hon. Lady Glynne Mrs. W. - A. Madocks and Miss Gwynne, by the Countess of Coventry Mrs. Geotily Nightingale, on her marriage, by the Dowager Duchess of Rutland Mrs. Mansell Oliver, on her marriage, by Lady N ug ent Mrs. Alexander, by the Dowager Lady Saltoun Mrs. F. S. North Douglas, by the Countess of Sheffield Mrs. George Loftus, on her marriage, by Lady Margaret Walpole . Mrs. lUiles, by the Countess of Ilchester Mrs. Browne • on her return from India, by Lady Christie Mrs. Heygate, by Mrs. Fisher Mrs. Kemp, by the Hon. Lady Blackwood • Mrs. Rooke and Miss Lucy Rooke, by Lady Brownrigg Mrs. Robert Price, on - her marriage, by the Marchioness of Waterford Mrs. R.Musgrave, on her marriage, by Countess of Warwick Mrs. Herbert Jenner, by the Countess of Harewood Mrs. Doyle, by Mrs. Rigley Miss Halsey, by Mrs. Moore Halsey Mrs. Josem, Martineau, by the Hon. Mrs. de Grey Mrs. Wykeham Martin, by the Hon. Mrs. S. It. Lushington Mrs. Wm. Bosanquet, on her marriage, by Hon. Lady Bolton Miss Jenner, by Countess Ilarewood Miss Adeliza Howard, by Mrs. Howard of Corby Miss Harriet Mash, by the Marchioness of Westmeath his Majesty appeared to be conSiderahly exhausted at the conclusion of his long and fatiguing attendance, and when he .retired several still remained in the room, who had not been per sonally presented. LADIES' DRESSES. TILE PRINCESS AUGUSTA Wore over a rich white satin under dress, a splendid silver lama robe, richly embroidered in columns, at the bottom a fullness of lama, with rich rolio, above this a flounce in the ,style of a drapery, finishing with a handsome border of silver ; the body elegantly trimmed with silver, .and superb suit of Brussels lace. The manteau was composed of a rich green and silver tissue, tastefully trimmed with lama and rolio. Head dress, an elegant plume of ostrich feathers, with a profusion of diamonds. Di; CRESS OF CL %HENCE. A tulle dress, richly embroidered in silver lama ; white satin train embroidered to correspond. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. DUCHESS or KENT. A tulle dress, elegantly embroidered in gold lama; train to correspond. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. PRINCESS SOPIIIA OF GLOUCESTER. • Over a petticoat of white satin, a superb dress of tulle, ele gantly embroidered with pearls in wreaths of roses and lilies, interspersed with bouquets of jac6e and pearl stars.; body and sleeves profusely ornamented with pearls, jactle, and Brussels lace; rich brocaded white tissue train, superbly embroidered with pearls in wreaths and stars. to correspond. Head-dress, superb plume of feathers, with a profusion of diamonds. riowager Duchess of Ithtland—Dress of white crape over , white_ satin, richly em b r oidered w ith s t ee l, an d trimmed with i.ussels point l ace ; tra i n o f fi gure d blue MS de Naples , trim - Met: to diarnonds. correspond w ith th e dr ess . H ea d-d re ss, feathers and Dowager Duchess of IJeeds—A dress of white crape,,orna- Llented with flowers • robe of green French jasmine. Head ores, diamonds and feathers. Dowager Duchess of RiOithond—s, superb silver lama dress, richly embroidered at the bottom with acorns and oak leaves ; train of rich cherry coloured satin, with a deep silver fringe all round. Head-dress, a beautiful toque, with a profusion of feathers and diainonds._ 15tichess of Nortliumberiand,-A nia:_►nificent gold lama dress a colannes, richly embroidered in .designs peculiarly elegant, with a superb garniture en tulle et lama over a rich white satin slip; manteau of gold lama, lined with rich white satin, to correspond. Head-dress, ostrich feathers and a profusion of splendid diamonds. Duchess of Athol—A gold lama petticoat, ornamented with blue satin ; train r;chly trimmed with gold. . Duchess of Argvll.—Striped gold lama dress, with a lama border, forming v;heat4lowers and roses of gold ; a very rich train to match this elegant dress.. Head-dress, a profusion of diamonds and ostrich feathers. Duchess orlllontrose—A rich gold lama dress ; train laven der satin trimmed with gold. Duchess of Wellington—A white net dress over a white satin petticoat, with a trimming of satin and net, body.ornamented with blond ; rich lavender satin train, trimmed with leaves of satin and blond. Head-dress, superb tf.,•que of blond, with os trich feathers and pearls. Marchiouness of Salisbury—A superb silver lama colonnade dress over a white satin slip ; mantille and ruffles, rich blond ; train a handsome white figured silk, richly trimmed, with silver band and corkscrew. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Marchioness of Lansdown Pink silver barege dress, ornamented .with a profusion of rich blond lace, and handsomely trimmed at the bottom with pink silk net and silver; handsome train of rich white satin, trimmed all round with silver and pink silk net. Head-dress, plume of white ostrich feathers, with pro fusion of diamonds. Marchioness of Westmeath—A white silk net dress, embroidered with straw-colour pearls, with amber gros de Na ples train. Head-dress, feathers and diaMonds. ...... Mzrchionesi of Londonderry—A magnificent gold robe over a white satin petticoat, embroidered a colonnes in emerald lama, double wreaths of raised tulips and roses, and deep border worked in amethysts and pearls ; train of ponceau velvet, em broidered in gold flowers and stones to match the dress. Head dress, feathers and profusion of diamonds ; emerald necklace, ear-rings and stomacher of precious stones; a.splendid pearl 'rosary, which is matchless in Europe, fastened by a large aigrette of diamOnds round the most magnificent Siberian ame thysts ever seen in this country. Marchioness of Waterford—An elegant colonnade gold lama dress over lilac satin, and ornamented with various coloured gold lama ; train to correspond. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. _ _ _ Countess of Warwick—A superb - silver hula dress, richly ornamented with a profusion of silver rosettes, with a splendid garniture en tulle etlatua over a rich white satin slip ; manteau of rich white satin, with garniture en tulle et lama, to corre spond. Head-dress, ostrich feathers and diamonds, Countess Brownlow—A net dress richly trimmed with gold lama bands and gold wheat; train, white satin trimmed with gold. Countess of Listowell—A white net and lilac - satin dress, richly trimmed with a profusion of blond lace and garniture eh tulle et satin, over a white satin slip; manteau of rich white satin, with garniture to correspond. Head-dress, ostrich fea thers, and diamonds. Countess of Suffolk—An elegant French blond dress, richly trimmed with the same, over a satin slip ; train of amber gros de Naples, ornamented with crape lisse, satin, &c. Head dress, white feathers and diamonds. Countess of Rothes—A white tulle dress, ornamented with white satin and bunches of primroses ; a lavender gros de Naples manteau, lined with white. A silver tissue turban, diamonds and feathers. - • Countess of Cardigan—A most superb robe of tulle rayea lama, in silver; a magnificent train of rich white satin, with bands en argent lama, fastentled with armlets and brooches of rich antique gold, studded with diamonds and precious stones. Head-dress, a coinb and bandeau of the same, a-la-Sevigne,• with plume of ostrich feathers. Countess ManverS—Elegant dress of tulle over white satin, richly embroidered, a collone, with floss silk and pearls, deco rated with blue and - silver dalia, tastefully grouped with gold wheat, the body and sleaves trimmed with blond lace ; manteau of rich turquois satin, elegantly trimmed with pearls and silver. Head-dress, plume of ostrich feathers and diamonds. • Countess of Chichester—Elegant dress of tulle, over white satin, embroidered with blue floss silk and pearls, tastefully ornamented in groupes, with blue satin and pearls, and trimmed with Brussels lace; manteau of rich blue brocaded silk, with a bordering to .correspond. Head-dress, Parisian toque, with blue and white ostrich feathers and diamonds. Countess of Coventry—A gold lama dress over a white gros de Naples petticoat; robe of rich gros de Naples, embroidered in gold, ,and lined with white gros de Naples. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Countess of Uxbridge—An elegant blue and silver lama dress; train to correspond. Head-dress, diamond and feathers. Countess Beauchainp—A beautiful embroidered tulle dress over white satin, ornamented with satin and flowers; train of pink Bros de Naples to correspond. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Viscountess Sidmouth—Superb dress of tulle over white satin, richly strewed with satin, stars en applique, garniture of tulle, surmounted by a tasteful bordering of pearls, and trim med with Brussels lace; mauteau of pink bro ca d e d satin, with a bordering to correspond. Head-dress, ostrich feathers and diamonds. Viscountess Gage—A French white watered gros de Naples dress, trimmed at the bottom with crape Ijsse and rich gold lama work, with gold what ears interspersed ; the body richly trimmed with blond and , r ' old to correspond • train of gold sprigged net, t r i mme d rou nd' with a deep gold fringe. Head dress, a superb plume of rich ostrich feathers and magnificent diamonds. Viscountess Fielding—An elegant white tulle dress, richly embroidered with amber silk and pearl beads ; body and sleeves to correspond, richly trimmed with broad blond lace, worn over a white satin petticoat ; robe of rich amber gros de Naples, with a tast e f u l b or der of tulle and satin. Head-dress, diamonds and feathers. _ Baroness de Spaeth—A White tulle dress, elegantly trimmed With blond and satin ; white satin train trimmed to correspond. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Baroness Langsdorfi—A beautiful French silver lama dress and train, splendidly embroidered with silver flowers. Head dress, white 'Marabou feathers, with roses and blond lappetts ; - necklace and ear-rings of pearl and diamondS. Lady Rolle—A magnificent blond dress, superbly ornament ed blond and satin, over a white satin trimmed petticoat; train of rich white watered gros de Naples, ornamented with blond and satin. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Lady Louisa Boyle—A white net dress over a rich white satin petticoat, trimmed with boufrons . of net and various white flowers, tastefully entwined ; train of white satin, ornamented to correspond. Head-dress, feathers and flowers. Dowager Lady Brownlow—Elegant robe dress of delicate white satin, and tasteful garniture of satin and mile, richly trim. med with Brussels lace ; manteau of emerald green gros de Naples, with a bordering to correspond. Head-dress, Parisian toque, with feathers and diamonds. Lady Banks—A tulle dreae over white satin elegantly em broidered with pearls, and full garniture clasped with the same, the body and sleeves tri . tmed with rich blond and pearls ; .a white satin manteau trimmed round with costly blond, and a raised border of pearls and tulle to correspond with the dress. Head-dress, a coronet of feathers, blond, and pearls. Lady Alvanley—Lavender satin dress, trimmed in a new fashion, with elegantfashion, satin robe. Head-dress, silver and pro fusion of diamonds. Lady Elizabeth Norman—A white crape dress richly trim med with net and satin, and ornamented with bunches of con volvoluses ; train of Waterloo blue gros tie Naples, trimmed with satin. Mad-dress, feathers and diamonds. . , Lady Forrester—Dress of white net embroidered with steel, &c., and trimmed with fine Brussels point lace; train of Aurora Bros de Naples, trimmed with satin. Head-dress, feathers and a profusion of diamonds, &c. Lady Mon tfort—A rr elegant tulle dress, beautifully embroid ered in silver; robe of rich satin. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Lady In glehy A magnificent silver lama petticoat over white satin, trimmed with floujices of rich blond lace, intermixed with variegated bunches Of blue and silver flowers •' .body and sleeves to correspond ; a r i c h bl ue t ra in lined with white satin, su perbly trimmed with silver lama and blond ; shoes and gloves embroidered with silver - magnificent diamond necklace, ear rings, armlets, &c. Hca'd-dress, feathers. and diamonds. Ladies Pawlett—Delicate dresses of tulle over white satin) decorated with bouquets of blue hyacinth and silver leaves; body richly trimmed with blond ; nianteaus of blue Bros de Naples, superbly ornamented. licad-dresses, coronets of white and blue feathers and diamonds. Lady Lambert-_A silver lama dress, composed of stars, with an elegant border of sil ver l a ma ; train of French white watered gross de Naples, with a tr i m min‘ , of silver lama work ro u nd. Head-dress, plume of rich ostrich- feathers and diamonds. dered in gold and s te e l, t h e border composed of wreaths of Lady ogilby--A .rich w hite satin petticoat, superbly em broivine leaves and clusters of grapes elegantly interwoven, and surmounted by very deep net work and flounces of gold lama, terminating in beautifully traced scollops of steel and gold; hotly and train of violet velvet, lined with white satin, and richly trimmed with gold and blond lace; belt of gold ; finished with finely wrought cones of pine. Head-dress, a profusion of diamonds and ostrich feathers. Lady Lethbridge --Ri c h gold lama' dress over white satin, trimmed sup er bl y w ith blond lace ; train of white satin, ornamented with gold and tulle to correspond. Head-dresi, elegant plume of ostrich feathers and diamonds. ady Anne BeresfOrd—A dress of crape lisse, with an elegant trimming of tulle, fastened with blue flowers ; the train of a rich blue Naples satin, with which the body was trimmed with Brussels lace. tady Honey woott—A white net dress, richly embroidered w ish pearls over white satin ; inanteau of rich pink satin, trim med with pearls to correspond. Ilead-dress, feathers and a profusion of diamonds. Lady Pynn—A lama dress, richly embroidered in pink roses, and silver train ; pink gros de Naples, bordered with silver. Head-dress, pink and white feathers, diamonds, &c. Lady Bloomfield—A magnificent Brussels point lace dress, with columns of superb Brussels sprigs, a deep border at the bottom, garniture of two rows of elegant Brussels lace, body and sleeves all to correspond, over a white satin under-dress ; train of rich white satin, lined with peach, garniture of tulle and satin. Head-dress, phone of ostrich feathers, and superb display of diamonds. lady Rae--A gold lama dress, .trimmed with Brussels lace ; train of cherry-coloured satin, edged with gold. Head-dress, feathers and precious stoner.. Lady Johnstone—A most magnificent gold lama dreSs, over white satin, richly .ornamented with gold and tulle ; train of violet-coloured satin, embroidered in gold, and trimmed with blond lace. Head-dress, antiques and an elegant plume of white feathers. Lady Strachan—A tulle ,dress, superbly embrodered, and tastefully ornamented with wreaths of lavender and roses; train of rich lavender satin, trimmed with roSCs. Head-dress, superb plume of feathers and a profusion of diamonds. Lady Rendlesham—A petticoat of rich satin, over which was worn a magnificent dress of gold lama, richly trimmed with blond, and interspersed with wreaths of ponceau flowers with gold leaves; train of white satin, covered with blond, and trimmed to correspond with the dress. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Lady Amelia Pelham—Beautiful drapery dress of tulle, over white satin, with raised garniture of tulle and pearls, decorated with groupes of Persian lilac and primroses, trimmed with blond lace ; manteau of 'delicate white tissue, bordered to cor respond. Head-dress, plume of o s t r i c h feathers and pearls. Lady Westphal—Magnificent dress of gold lama over white satin, trimmed with blond lace; mantean, white gossamer, watered taros de Naples, with a garniture to correspond. Head dress, feathers and diamonds. Ladies Margaret and Charlotte Charteris—Beaatiful drapery dresses of tulle, over white satin, richly strewed with satin sprigs en applique, the garniture supported by bouquets of pomegranates and Persian lilac, trimmed with blond lace; manteaus of white gossamer, watered gross de Naples, taste fully trimmed with borderings of ponceau and white. Head dresses, plumes - of feathers, with quintande and ornamental combs. Lady Wigram—Petticoat of Brussels lace over a primrose slip, festooned with a wreath of primrose flowers; train and body-of primrose crape, with rows of Brussels lace to corres pond. Head-dress, a plume of primrose coloured feathers, over a tiara of splendid diamonds. Lady Nayler—Over white satin, a rich India gold lame dress; train of white satin. trimming of gold to correspond. Head dress, white ostrich feathers and diamonds. Lady .Arabella Vane—Magnificent gold lama dress over white satin, body and sleeves richly ornamented with broad blond lace ; rich white satin train, with gold lama and tulle garniture. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Lady Ridley—A net dress, richly trimmed with white satin ; a white satin train. Two Ladies Graham—White net dresses, richly embroidered with beads; rich Satin trains. Two Ladies Boyle—Rich embroidered white net dresses, .decorated with blush roses ; pink gros de Naples train. Lady George Murray—A splendid Turkish gold dress, superbly trimmed with point lace, garniture composed of white satin and gold ; train of rich emerald green satin, beautifully trimmed to correspond. - • Lady S,elsey—An elegant fancy tulle dress . , with pink tulle and pearls in waves, with wreaths of rose d'amburand bouquets tastefully displayed ; body richly trimmed with blonde ana rose d'amour ; manteau composed of rich pink gros de Naples, fancifully trimmed with pink tulle and satin. Head-dress a plume of ostrich feathers and diamonds. Lady Robert Farquhar—A white satin and net dress, taste fully ornamented with gold wheat and variegated flowers, gar niture en tulle et satin, and trimmed with blond lace over a white satin slip, with garniture en tulle et soie. Head-dress, ostrich feathers, with diamonds and pearls. Lady Otway—A rich embroidered net and satin dress, trimmed with blond, and tastefully arranged with a profusion of gold wheat, and pink flowers over a rich white satin slip ; manteau of rich white satin, with garniture en tulle et sole. Head-dress, ostrich feathers and diamonds. Lady Charlotte Finch Hatton—A white satin and net dress, with a superb garniture en tulle et satin, elegantly trimmed with a profusion of white roses and blond over a rich white satin slip ; manteau of rich pink satin, with garniture to cor respond. Head-dress, ostrich feathers and diamonds. Lady Lucy Clive--A white net and satin dress, with a superb garniture to correspond, and trimmed with a profusion of blonii and epis en or over a white satin slip ; manteau of rich pink satin, with garniture et tulle et soic. Head-dress, ostrich fea thers and diamonds. Lady Johnstone—Over a white satin under-dress, a rich silver lama dress, trimmed with blond ; man teau, a lilac figured satin, trimmed with crape and satin. ilead-dress, a plume of ostrich feathers and diamonds. Lady Dynevor —A rich embroidered ponceau net dress; train rich white satin, trimmed to correspond. Lady Grantham—A rich gold lama dress, decorated with rose. colour flowers and gold ; a rich white satin train, trimmed with gold lama. Lady Ongley—A net and steel dress richly embroidered in designs peculiarly elegant, with a superb garniture en acier et fleurs, and profusely trimmed with rich blond lace over a white satin slip ; manteau of rich white satin, with garniture to cor rcsyond. Head-dress, ostrich feathers and diamonds. Lady C. Duncombe—A white satin dress, richly decorated with blond lace ; rich purple satin train. Lady Hamilton—Petticoat of richly figured tulle, ornament ed with lilac and white flowers and blond; train lilac gros de Naples. Head-dress, a superb plume of ostrich feathers and topaze, ornaments to correspond. Lady Laura Fitzroy—A white tulle _dress, handsomely trimmed with blond and satin pink gros de Naples; train trimmed to correspond. Head-dress, feathers and pearls. Lady Ramsden—A white satin and net dress, tastefully ar ranged with a profusion of rich blond lace, elegantly inter spersed with gold wheat ; garniture en tulle et soie over a white satin slip ; manteau of rich white watered gros de Naples, with garniture to correspond with the dress. Head-dress, ostrich feathers and diamonds. Lady IMaryborough—A massive dress of silver lama, most beautifully arranged ; train of rich cerisse velvet, magnifi cently ornamented with silver wheat-ears and convolvuluses intermixed. Head-dress to correspond. Lady Mildmay—over a white satin petticoat an elegant tulle robe, ornamented with rich blond ; white satin rouleaus and loops, and a brilliant amaranth train, richly ornamented with blond. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Lady Jerningham—Dress of tulle over white satin, orna mented with gold loops and blond, deep border of gold corn and red lillies intermixed;_ train of jeranium red gros de Naples, trimmed a ll roun d with gold. Head-dress, superb plume of ostrich feathers ; diamond tiara, necklace and ear rings. Lady Emily Bathurst—A tulle dress, embroidered with pearls ; train of rich blue gros tie Naples, with a garniture of tulle and satin. • Lady Arundell—A very elegant amber tulle dress, richly embroidered, and trimmed. with point lace; rich white satin train, trimmed magnificently with point amber tulle, and roses to correspond. Profusion of feathers and diamonds. Lady Maria Saunderson—White tulle dress, richly em broidered garniture of tulle and satin, over white satin ; train of buff royale levantine, trimmed blond and roleaus of satin. White ostrich plume; diamond necklace and ear-rings. Lady Maria Stanley—White tulle dress strewed, and a rich border of cerrise embroidery over white satin ; train, rich white satin, trimmed blond and roleaus of cerisse satin. Head-dress, silver turban, with plume of white and cerisse feathers; dia mond necklace and ear-rings. Lady Louisa Lennox—A magnificently . embroidered steel dress, tastefully ornamented at the top with tulle and blond lace; a rich pink du cape train, orni de tulle and satin. Head dress, feathers and diamonds. _ _ _ Lady Prettyman Tomline.—A beautiful net and pearl dress, profusely trimmed with rich blond lace, and interspersed with pearls, garniture en tulle et perles to correspond, over a rich white satin slip, manteau of rich peach blossom satin, with a superb garniture en tulle et perles. Head-dress, ostrich feathers and diamonds. e Lady Hobhouse—A dress of white tulle, trimmed with blue and Silver flowers ; train, a rich figured blue gros de Naples, ornamented with silver, mixed with bunches of flowers. Head dresS, feathers, pearls, and diamonds. Lady Warburton-2A superb gold lama dress, over a-rich white satin ; train, a Pomona green gros de Naples. Head dress, feathers anti diamonds. Lady Maryleslie—A white tulle dress, with a handsome garniture of white satin • a manteau of pink figured silk, lined with white. Head-dress, pearls and feathers. Lady Hippesley—A dress of white net trimmed with pearls and satin ; a Lich robe of amber satin, trimmed with blonde 'and beads. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Lady C. White Melville—A dress of white crape, trimmed with flowers ; robe, blue satin, trimmed with blond. 'Head dress, feathers anddiamonds. Lady East—A Persian dress composed of crape and beads, ornamented at the bottom with a rich garniture of beads, and tulle ; robe of satin trimmed with blond. Head-dress, fea thers and diamonds. Lady Volton—A superb dress of gold embroidery, bordered with an elegant garniture of gold lama and wreaths of ponceau ; a magnificent gold tissue manteau, elegantly trimmed with Brussels lace end wreaths of vonceau ; the body and sleeves gold tissue, superbly ornamented with ponceau and gold• Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Lady Elizabeth Howard_A rich tulle dress, elegantly trim med with bouquets of flowers, over a white satin petticoat ; train of white watered gros de Naples, ornamented with tulle and flowers to correspond. Head-dress, white •feathers and 3 tiara of amethysts. _ _ _ Lady Elizabeth Jane Leslie—An embroidered tulle dress over white satin; a white figured silk manteau, lined with pink silk. llead-dress, pearls, and pink and white feathers. Lady Young—_A dress of pink tulle over pink satin, very handsomely embroidered in festoons with floss silk, and finish ed with bunches of roses and silver wheat cars ; manteau of rich pink satin, trimmed round with tulle and clasped with roses and wheat-ears. Head-dress, feathers, diamond, and blond lappets. Lady Augusta Cotton—Magnificent white net dress over A' white satin petticoat, handsomely trimmed with flowers and net; pink satin train, and blond lace. Head-dress, pink' and white plume, velvet ornaments. Lady Forbes, of Edinglassie—A white dress, richly embroi dered in stripes of gold, tastefully trimmed with tresses of satin and gold ; the train of cloth of gold, beautifully painted with Persian flowers ; body and sleeves to correspond, trimmed with superb Brussels point; ornaments, pearls, turquoise and dia monds. Head-dress, profusion of feathers and diamonds. Lady Gifford—A superb gold lama dress, with flounces of tulle and gold wheat, and a beautiful raised border of drooping gold flowers ; a rich manteau of cerisse satin, trimmed with Mond and a handsome garniture of gauze and gold wheat. Head-dress, a plume of cerisse and white feathers mixed with diamonds. Lady Henry Powlett—Rich silver lama dress, handsomely trimmcd with silver lama and blond lace, with pink grog de Naples train. H ead -dress ostrich feathers and 4.:.amonds. Lady Il'hitshed —An (lead-dress, Brussels lace dress over blue satin, splendidly ornamented with Brussels point; robe of blue satin, handsomely trinuned. Head-dress, feathers, with blue and silver tissue. Lady Harriet Bagot—A rich white silk net dress, embroi dered with pearls with amber gros de Naples ; train trimmed to correspond. [lead-dress, feathers and diamonds. Lady Isabella Fitzroy—A rich embroidered silk net dress, trimmed With blond lace and satin, with handsome pink satin train to correspond. Head-dress, ostrich feathers and diamonds. Lady Augusta Chichester—Silver lama dress, richly trimmed with silver blond lace, and white satin train to correspond. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Lady Ilchester—A blue crape dress, richly trimmed with rich blond lace, blue satin and "sill : net; bide gros de Naples train to correspond. H ea d-d ress , ostrich featitt rs and diamonds. Lady Floyd—A splendid silver lama dress over white satin, richly embroidered in columns of silver, with a superb silver border at the bottom ; body and sleeves profusely trimmed with beautiful blond lace; robe of rich pink satin, with a border of broad lama to correspond with the dress. head-dress, dia mond:: and feathers. Lady Francis Conynghp.m—A rich white satin dress, trim med with a profusion of rich blonze lace, and handsome white satin train trimmed with the same. Ilead-dress, ostrich fea thers and diamonds. Lady Mary Taylor—An elegant .silver lama dress, with a beautiful variegated border, embroidered in coloured crape, tastefully intermixed with silver; body and sleeves superbly trimmed with blond lace, worn over a rich white satin slip ; robe of rich white satin, trimmed with a border of silver lama, intermixed with satin to correspond with dress. Head-dress, diamonds and feathers. Ladies Paget--Embroidered pink silk net dresses, tastefully trimmed with pink silk net and blond lace ; pink satin train to correspond. Head-dresses, feathers and diamonds. Lady Sarah Beresford—An elegant dress of white tulle, strewed with pink and silver rose-buds, and embroidered' at bottom with roses and silver, finished with a tulle trimming , ornamented with blush and pink roses to correspond • train of the same over white satin. Ilead-dress, feathers and diamonds. Lady IT. Scott—An elegant white embroidered tulle dress, over white satin, with garniture of handsome blond lace, orna mented with blush roses; train of watered gros de Naples to correspond. Head-dress, feathers and pearls. Lady Laurie—Dress of tulle, over white satin, tastefully or namented with pearl beads and ornaments of floss silk, deco rated with groups of fancy flowers, and trimmed with blond lace ; manteau, rich pink brocade border to correspond. Head-. dress, feathers and pink topazes. Honourable Mrs. Rice--A rich blue-watered gros de Naples dress, trimmed with blond ; train to correspond. Honourable Mrs. Celonel Grant—A magnificent gold larva dress, superbly embroidered and elegantly trimmed witk blond; a rich white satin manteau, with full garniture in gold , blond, and tulle, to correspond. Head-dress, diamonds and feathers. Honourable Mrs. de Grey—A white embroidered net dress, trimmed with point lace; blue Bros de Naples train. Hon. Mrs. Henry Windsor—An elegant silver lama dress over white satin, rich embroidered border of silver, ioterspLrsed with flowers, body and sleeves richly trimmed with silver over white tulle ; train, magnificently embroidered to eorrespontl. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. • lion. Mrs. Burton—Superb gold lama tulle, over rich white satin dress; train, rich whit e sat i n tastefully trimmed bouillonni en tulle and flowers. Head-dress, Pink and white feathers, diamond tiara, diamond cestus, necklace and Or' rings. Hon. Mrs. Bridgeman Simpson—A white tulle dress orna mented with white satin and blond lace; a Ponceau figured silk manteau lined with white. Head-dress, diamonds and feathers• Hon. Mrs. Pellew—An elegant tulle dress richly ornamentcd with Roman pearls over a white satin slip; train, white gros Naples, trimmed with tulle and pearls to correspond. Head dress, a profusion of feathers and diamonds, with a superb neck" . lace of oriental pearls. Hon. Mrs. Poyntz —An elegant robe dress of rich white 0; tin, tastefully ornamented with satin and tulle, and trimmed with blond lace ; manteau, blue gros de Naples, trimmed" Head-dress, Parisian toque, with feathers and diamonds. Hon. Mrs. West—Petticoat white figured tulle, with a bean• tiful steel border of three rows ; train, rich figured silk, trim' med with point lace. Head-dress, plume of feathers and dia' monds. Hon. Mrs. Frankland—A gold lama dress, richly embroidered in elegant designs ; body and sleeves profusely trimmed to cur' respond; manteau of rich blue satin. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. . . Hon. Mrs. Fane—A point lace dress over white satin ; train of French lilac satin, with point border and pearls. 14eati-dresg , feathers and diamonds. Hon. Mrs, Herbert Gardiner—A crape dress worn over rich lilac silk, richly and tastefully trimmed with crape and satin; ornamented with bunches of flowers and grapes in bright and frosted silver, intermixed with bouquets of pacrettes in lilac , the front decorated with an elegant wreath of the same flower train of crape, lined with rich lilac silk, with a inagniflcenl ; border, enriched with silver flowers; bodice richly trimme"; with blond and silver to correspond. Head-dress, a plume of lilac and white ostrich feathers, with diamond ornaments. Mrs. General Bradshaw—A magnificent green and gold lama dress over:white satin ; body and sleeves richly ornamente d with blond ; train of white gros de Naples, trimmed with green and gold bullion to correspond with dress. Head-dress, a profusion of ostrich feathers and diamonds. Mrs. Anneslep—White crape dress, trimmed with blond satin, &c. over white satin ; train of rich white figured silk. Head-dress, Turkish turban, feathers, &c. Mrs. D. Gurdon—A French lilac rich gauze dress, decorated with coloured flowers to correspond ; train lilac gros de Naples' Mrs. Alexander—A superb gold lama dress, elegantly trim' med with garniture en tulle, and lama to correspond, over * white satin slip; manteau of rich emerald green satin, trig'. med with gold lama. Head-dress, ostrich feathers and dia monds. Mrs. Saurin—A rich dress of white silk, trimmed with mitre ° and.blond ; manteau of flame de ponche gros de Naeles, O r ; namented with satin an d blond. He a d-dress, a ri c h sire turban with feathers. Mrs. Middleton Bidd u lph—A s plendid gold lama d res s, ei e ' gantly trimmed with a profusion of gold lama over a white satin slip ; manteau of ri c h azu re blue gros de Naples, t r i mme d w, it" a superb garniture en tulle et lama. Head-dress, ostrich fes' thers and diamonds. • Mrs. Admiral Sotheron—A white net dress, embroidered s °, pomeau in designs, peculiarly elegant, and profusely triniMe." with blond lace; garniture en tulle et satin over a white sati n slip ; manteau of rich pomeau satin, with garniture to corres" pond. Head-dress, ostrich feathers, &c. Mrs. Watts Russell--A superb point lace dress over a whi te sa ti n slip; manteau of rich amber satin, elegantly trimrn e _, with garniture en tulle and satin. Heatl- , dreFe, ostrich feathe r ' and diamonds. Mrs. Robert Price--A rich embroidered French tulle are ° over white satin, superbly trimmed. with blond, and intermi x " ed with bunches of white flowers ; manteau of rich white set'' garniture en tulle an d sat i n to correspond. Head-dress, pro mons of feathers and diamonds. Mrs. de 'Cr cspi g n y—LA tulle dress, richly embroiled wi th pearls, and handsomely trimmed at the top with blond lace; rich satin train. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds, Mrs. Frankland—A rich embroidered French tulle dr ess over white satin, and ekgantly trimmed with point lace; ma tt ' teau of rich blue gros de Naples, superbly trimmed with a gar' niture en tulle and satin, Head-dress, , feathers and diamonds. Mrs. Henry Dawkins—An entire dress of lace ; train of whir silk brocade, with trimmings of geranium velvet and golt • Head-dress, an Indian tiara. plume of white ostrich feathers+ and a profusion of coral and gold ornaments, Mrs. Malcolm—A superb dress of tulle over blue satin, elegantly embroidered with pearls in wreaths of stars and rose)! magnificent border of Roman pearls of tulle, enriched with satin s 11 ' 11 114 Saar c Mr : 11 go] ,`llrnli %hall ! t rj l / 1 1! mid 4 At ! tned of th e Fold tri mr of; flo w , 414 cr)101 Wi t u b i bo dial! Su p , ttire 1) 1 d, fosc oy ei rii de e' bed, bittii tiro wit} and end Pet , Irp sat 4rt T 0 ,... xai an trz