The Sun. — London, England, 1831-02-25 00:00:00

WING-ROOM , )N or URTH-DAY. ~. Iti 'lLts' 04 2' _SOtettehhani, Vyge, Dish?ollfe, Dat , ieg, M. ll!urgeynf, Itwenta,ry !Montagu, vial sho, Compton, Birch. Arcky-'OITORS-Kuper Vi, Martyn, Symond. ".eaCO3 Headlam ' ;/•01.10,.sie.1VDESSIEUR. S- . T. F. Foord Bowes, John Merewether, }Oh, J . ,„ Co nn e ll ul Leggatt, H. Harvey, Smith,qty. L John T. Trevelyan, Samuel Edward Aid jit4j„,an Thompson. Ailiort;'.'•UßS-John Round R. Fitzherbert, Watson Taylor, („eidev.',.., Joshua Brookes, F.R.S., Le Merchant, Colquhoun, I „"trt es '1,1,e, lifarrable, Archibald Macdonald, Bisse Challoner, p u t pid er, `", Mash, .Brent, Martin, William Lewis, Thomas "t 4 t 4d (Sheri ffned' Fardell, M.P., Daniel Richardson, Sidney, I t 7s , Tatto ) ' l'ePYs' Burge, Greene, M.P., De Salazar, J. , 4 tame; 'ik r eYor, sd n d Bishops arrived:: '-..., ~tt Egerton, T. J. Barton, Charles Richardson, ~, 4 21 1,. 'l's 4,, , onk, Cipriani, Michael Angelo Taylor, Charles d by her Majes•l' - ~,a r . ' On e ' r.'"arles Shadwell, R. C. Mellish, Dugdale, Shelley, the Yeomen ^-, , lila° dyne, ' ' ° n l Pton cen , P e 4 ..4 j e . , Newton, William Douglas, Charles Dickins, d to the en .. A to b 4 e 4, rningham, Davies, Colman, James M. Arnote of Canterbury re.' of he , i i. N si ,ttAL S-Sotheron, Sir R. Otway, Lord A. Beauclerk, L on the celebration ~ i , 4 ~ it Blackwood Sir t'. Maitland, Sir J. Whitshed, and re c it , Sir , w , to r- S . 04,,, • ...iroi c y . en was pleased I ' C 'ALS.... - accompanied bY Bich Si, • G ran Mr C. Imhoff, Sir W. Houston, Sir R. Bolton, the- k , j ae ,. t, Sir H. Douglas, Wheatley, Palmer, Wetherell, pof London, "' toi, ^son. ventry, Winchester, 0, 4 !I yl 1 ., ' 131' ' TE LS-Sir R. Gardiner, Thornton, Hanmer, Higgins, I Chichester. . • te r col .a i tn? ". Baillie Poten, Disbrowe, Whatley. inter, and the MI T ' n' W 41 NB--0 ' ' I J . P l Eal ere c h ki k e of twy, Ainslie, Woo more, . ear , es. ds, arrived, and s :chester. 4 , „es of Y give the names of a few of the Gentlemen, as the ;ty by Sir Rober , ,„ KI I !le min e ost of those present appeared in our list of the company dinisters delivereqory re bte l'h e g i l l sty , . Levee. were most gra ci° T h 'llli tr .,"'ing were presented to the Queen, having previously eoie e 4. uduced to his Majesty :- e Q„ eer , , . Dra ise t wingx h e t° be g G eh o e ss of Northumberland, on her Grace's appointment trs. t4obell and ila i ke; ke It ad er ~eroess to her Royal Highness the Princess Victoria, le Queen's PrinciP3,:d ion' , In a iloYal Highnes Duchess of Kent. , appeared in splen_"„,, a rcl , A ,k4r d „ erilladeZ, the La dy of the Spanish Minister, by the Len Guard lined the t T eie en r. 4.1. 0,`,-arnberlain to the Queen il.tiy einlo Bantle, by the Duchess of Gordon nt Porter, the G2 1 1 , t , MO' der Porters, and ' . a , no,,:ards.., by the Marchioness of Westmeath refn (Y 13%., 'rosin, by the Marchioness of Westmeath yiNtitei','°O, by the Lord Chamberlain strate, and Townsege Palace entnuice , tv,,,, i oe. bki Ii °f Roseberry, by Viscount Anson Westminster, and a_f. fle nt qa t , 4 , ki s ' W °° , l, hy Lady Blackwood , who preserved el7 o - ysi ,115,0„, Kenyon, by the Hon. Mrs. Edward Cust of Honour of the onto Ole, "lie Anselme de Rothschild, by the Marchioness Wel marehwTo die \:' , a, le uniforms ormed alternately i 4,toliiZY B ..lackwood, by the Lord Chamberlain prince!, lAA Cha r s ': ta.rord, by the Lord Chamberlain to the Queen sof Kent and the : 0 , e • ( . ityl is. s Richardson, by the Marchioness of Westmeath liklat„,,, Hewitt, by her mother, Viscountess Liffbrd ate, in three ear„r,,, a g e ose a Their Royal ri'e,, char' hrti. N i „ of Pembroke by the Marchioness of Lansdowne L I caul. Sulivan, by Countess Amherst thumberland, 1 ,0 „.4 cug , isn, the Hon. irj eri er 3 ! }.7)' k a utess of by Countess Amherst lo o n Conroy, ano c ce9 li!li, uh_r.).' Plymouth, H,y the Marchioness of Lansdowne it ea of the s': w ere 1,}.4,4.tur,,1.e5s Dimsdale, by the Marchioness of Salisbury ir Royal High," a dnl '1 , 1 ,' Nta re ',„Powles, by the Countess of Pembroke I in the United 2 0° 0' ke ti nc ,wone ss of Thomond, by the Marchioness of Westmeath ered with silver, t ur el, c 4 0 , h “ess of St. Alban's, by Lady Frederick Beauclerk Irish poplin, blue 1 0 3 ' 1 , 1 7 th e t la B rookes, F.R.S.. on his return from the Continent, is dressed with Bre a tCon;°4l Chamberlain to the Queen t hree kilt ti a ..‘ess of Pomfret, on coming to her title, by her mother, .er came in state in A Lady Borough , aye' Horse Guards* chsn', 11°II. yl„ . _ ur!iour, by Countess Amherst the Rolls, the Vice_:4 at kip comt p . Frase, by the Countess of Cawdor Commons, and se" 10. N4 r , e ls of Wicklow, by the Countess of Aberdeen rs, also came in sta,t e , ai si , l l c;',"ag er r\(...• Herbert, by the Countess of Denbigh hes of the RoYal u ", e o "' i4,." . 1 ?t . t• r . n ',ountes s of Morton,by the Dow. Lady Ellenborough 3 the King's and Q w rit. t o. I . E t Bridgwa ter, by the Marchioness of Stafford closet about two 0 ' , fte 4,q)te r „Orton, on his marriage, by the Marquis of Ely of excellent healthb e der , j'obsie,rl4 S andwich, by Lady Brownlow arm, wearing the __.• ,e 0 14 1 '. by Colt Marchant, Principal Secretary to the Lord Chancel adid collars belong"'' b ' t'4)l q4 i e Lord Chancellor of P 1 1,1 Vise„' ° un, Agent and Consul-General for the Hanse Towns, .ords and Groot h e ear V i ,„ 4, "q t .,,t 4 t Palmerston Aides-de-Camp, " - 0, 4 11 - ` , Att' forge Disbrowe, by Lady Taylor ther oi ..:41 1 . ss . 1 . , „ 1, Martins, and° rd 4 , 1, h•Lamour, by Countess Amherst rcretary to the B' cra cet ik .(Irg e ` e itPle, by Viscount Palmerston us Edward Paget r tit i 1 , 4 1. ie.,: 4 Agent for Jamaica, by Viscount Goderich he Pages of Honon . , t, x flar e , ~ , -io a ' ~I rs, - are, by the Countess of Listowell sented to the Ole; in t ) i - 11, • Nt:. Anson, on her marriage, by Lady Jersey le State.room ,s en, "5 sc. ii, y toraevi filllZ.Mitford, by the Countess of Brownlow am Christ's flosP'7l the It; 4 °e , e - "" Poynder, Treasurer of Christ's Hospital, by Earl rat Drawing-roon2th e 41. att Alderman lbw:B. li r ', P al e' his Majesty's Secretary of Embassy in Portugal, 'll, t .'. te r , imerston Ult, the Treasuref2ol, r. Higgins, the St r ” Doi' ~,!eol,„*. Westenra, by the Marchioness of Downshire . There were forti t heir 4 4 7 . 5 hi c '.ess of Listowell, by the Lord Chamberlain to the Queen tis and specimen! c e nt ir li, v, high;?,go, ii_y Marquis Graham hip. Tbe Presid ~.„e r ie, - I'l. Areioon. Lady Downes, by the Marchioness of Westmeath taming a list and 7 0 00 k,:1104,2e,ac0n Headlam, by the Bishop of London tl it, e h nrs, Hotham, by Lady Frances Hotham ho have been aPr a. done; i years. The gel 0 i l,,,'Slis,7 l „,nner, by the Marquis of Ely . rraciously receivey. e pe 1,;',., k r . 1.40 art., Chamberlain of London, by the Duke of Sussex ads i conther respeetil inte' 1/4,41'11,,,,. Fletcher, on marriage, by the Countess of Denbigh to take siderab4iieel 4,.. e 'r ~n a , , I,_ P . ~ e,, , 0y the Duke of Northumberland ; the boys. His ' gin; `roa l , :' ' , owes, Chain to his M ,jesty, on his appointment ax, with which the,,iol4 At I I Bo ' hompson, M.P. P, President of Christ's Hospital, by deputation retired " oen ',,tio, i. ',.'e 1,0 . I,,ei-lill . interest: taken W d. 4''• k e ,,',!rs• A. Cochrane, by Lady Mary Long such they represerlt r e hr ete,' L' 8 . L e '"edY, by General Sir J. Doyle the centre of the 1 ",,ce , ' lo rd Pet% Chaplain to his Majesty's Forces at Portsmouth, ing.room. The Fl i ; .e al , y. The Duchess O. 6 0* l v Y k a , , tinder Secretary of State by Viscount Palmerston r, the Duchess 0 ' d di e t 4- E. O Y , Wood, by the Countess of Carlisle hess of Cumberlan ' l , o d• LY b It e or -. r I isd„- s. ‘ hde r Yen, by Count Marchioness of Thomond ;sex, the Duke e',,, the' d IN; 11 1, d:',,, by the ess of Cawdor ; r at i on . according '- 0.0- I N ; 4 1.41,': 4 Yen, by the Marchioness of Thomond and and Cambridget jif , .4. 4 ? 11, J ' 1, by the Countess Of Jersey I, O Y 4 puerile nstone, by Lady E. Harcour t is station at ash ,,.. or oo received the 121 .'1, 4 aje t ! LeY clue ' V °. by Countess Amherst introduced to her , t or 1 4 ..?' t. 4 ,. , IIY the DOwager Marchioneis of Salisbury 1. Her Majcity'.s 40. , 1, 14Y y _tia,,, ( iVolerk, by the Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury ending to the fPA o r; , kt„.er rie ' s 4, l, by the Countess of Wicklow in Waiting; The 'lone' 'nary ~ by Lady E. Hardinge Robs; the Marc rl ice?"' d a y , Vo,..hVveuclerk, by , the Duchess of St. Alban's ilqw, and Lacty -„ 1 0 i, N.; , - 71,,ued, by the Lady in 'Waiting lliam Rnssell, 1-1, 1 ,V j,o 'N, 1 4, b e .' 'in; by the Countess of Cawdor , Qartaliclerk, by the Duchess of St. Alban's , Lady Bedingoe„'"'llool' "444, /omen ; Miss 0. D: el ' l i" , 11 ,,tar; n r e r, by the Duchess of Kent Eden, and Miss 0 ",,', fsr d ;44e, vh44 1 ,,• , eslie, by her mother the Countess of Rothes al Chamberlain ; t ; • PP, IS ~,k i- i .f„ 14 ,,, by Viscountess 'ltirnour on, Esq., Treasnt,,:,lsiP , ' iilly '..,. W a ' r L. 33 by the Countess of Euston a'pri was Lqrd in ~",,'lsi% I , l, l lary L i . ro, on her marriage, by the Countess of Rothes ri in Waiting to t'l - e ug , pti v o - y, 44 . ng, by the Countess of Northesk their Majesties oe. ig • S 4, d I ore IA Vry -theZ ,by Lady Grantley it received the , e I" 4 . . v'tii,,, n e. by Laoy Keats. Ladies, and tho ..,, v skti h iiii a ,, ileerbee, by her sister, Lady Frances Hotham "Y- OW ' , ➢ ,t4r.. Her -, 'Atnri, rday for the celebration 'eat rejoicings by all clan inted in their State dress other two Regiments f orme d various pieces (1! The Guard mounted is cOilar,dßy i _to, ..;;; pro (If the 'disORVIA ed to which Rr le august 3ssen) l l' gve audiences 'to 01 arquis of Wincheigh I ,v,.„r i leiltY . F l oi;nd byEil - . the • y Mayoress IVii'Sch ri by Lady Taylor I ‘ lia nas t g ylor, by the Countess of Sandwich t i t.. . 1, , V . 1 1 . 11, 4, s Wynn, .by the ... MarFhioness of Lansdowne kl y . 11,.s .04; ..fh by Mrs. Williams Wynn thi7losia by s ill's. Whatley .t 4 (I—. lo tte y t g r ci ( _ng Rice, by the Countess or Wicklow !z i ft, b y it'it V s ly, by the Countess ef Sheffield k id r t h 34 ( D owager idy Ellenbarou h tie iii4l4tre , Wallis by the Duchess of Gordon ki t > 4 e St itr t g e rbin ' on her marriage, by Mrs. Egerton 14 . Altr, -waur b ' t h ra . l l ,l l b isi lrez, b y i h i co e ountess of Albemarle of h Northesk i .4 , 4 4 Y „OW d e h r Y ri tbe Dowa u ge b r es l3 1 4 , 1 Y t i r Pes s t - e..c, by the Duchuecss"o;)fordon Leeds l i e it'Zah. th 44 , by the iMarchioßess of Lansdowne 1,,? Vht,,:t tg Con. - MR!, by the Duchess of Gorden 4tltli.,,:liiliiisaaily.is.colitn:l,dilr4:iyie,t:hTheb at t a .. rchinnesx of Westmeath 4: 1 . t. lto t h s, by Lia y Countess of Listowell id Cockburn archioness Wellesley i. (oxtailal. bY the t W l ' ii. ra tki 'by the ady Ma y oress set d „, t r . d 1 30 ,, , ,_,_Countess of Sandwich k t r !. itirgerlVlon°,,T?tPy Countess Howe lirt., 90te _ rederie ~?' s o t e Marchioncsr of Ely 4 r k. e l ho h o tl u al, .s• ad Y, by th . e j e b, bY LadY knowlee oup . tess of Clarendon r ' 'lfil; 4o tid A nd, Y 'the I, farc foness Wellesley Iff ' ' Ti 4 Ca ' er bingha ' n k , or,, zi,b e i, k _ . .111, _by the Dowager Lady Bedingfield Af r l %Ai,' 0 .cyle r , b y uY L l a , d adOtendlesham y laylor 14, 4 ' I 'broon? by the c x • f, P, p4ll, ~., hplith , , !,runtess, of Errol Ctrs, i t i ~, ~.,x,.,,,i ;L' a Y ,,tcS . Marchioness. of Lansdowne ~,, st a let Vr isen, b iy ‘ ltatherine Buckley r,' tlZies h 1 MildniZ l y,by n° theert Williams ,_ . 1 .0 on ,„ urn, J Countess of Albemarle w - , 8. 4 . ne , .4id, b.. rby Mrs. Howley iv, ,likle, b 3 , Lad y .. Lady faylor 44 ( 1 , 414 1 4 e1l ~ I ..,''' Pe Houstoun \t , tt t ? et v 4, b , , ,y i &urt, on her marriage, by Mrs. Sothcron )4i:' t':abettt°°lreil brsMacdonald 1 4 , 4t, iii e ,, L o - er i, ,3' h rr mother, Mrs. Cooper Cooper ivss peaks by L:, , , 0 Z the Countess of Northesk t i lts p i tsk et h , liai riti T 3 o r _da.ne Houstoun 1 44 4 1 , 4 1 ,1ver, b bY L ady n * s c il Y Iler mother, Lady Hamilton jirf: WiP g , IbC ' e rh h e garch e ion e Ls of Westmeath t i,,, "aria, 1; y - t a l ci , ady Theodosia Spingßice lf!:,' , 7 ,, ttrien by Mr s, y Taylor '''' 1 1 71 4 s. t a a. ll , by - .* Robert Williams i t it t i rri ot tton, Mrs• General Wetherall 0 irrd eti Wi t t tai lhe Risht Hon. Lady Downes 0 ypin a „) by m, ec lr„bY Lady Whitshed p,,,,,avi t , g . ,1 , by tf ; S. Bowden 1. ,1 4 , ~!,4 11, ,, by th e c Duchosz of Montrose ri:.°4r by it,biss of Cawdor Ao lii N liir t e ral. 1„ . - G cOntess of Clarendon , 112 , 1j ra M!St y .B , l r R eb :neral Wetherall i'Jor, fi. y . ~()), th e o rt Otway, Groom of the Bedchamber to [4 l a D„e , i, si wlu tsb 2ke of Devonshire , t s i. ,, , il lz t li fli ewar T i lp , the Lord Chamberlain to the Queen oom of the Bedchamber to .1 4 1, t t7i.(.', 0 t on ardio e 4 r C's; ,th e Itt l e as Of 4: l` r l ll ' i'• (34,slieel,,GaQ)de-de_CamPtCigeel ter, l l 3 cly Col.ury y Prince Leopold i ti , e b i e per,C. o -Koy a t t j r ? silver Stick in Wl l itt 1 1 . :1-4 1 ?oti o b 'rooke, i ',agoons, by Major-General Sir DouglasH rdHlll ,t i l i h 1144, 4 I t tly c 4t o li i c h eountess of Wicklow H. I,N li ' A l. 11 4 t(41 , by Co .untess e' q . e V ci t ' ''3,l 44ll llPYne La b 4 4 13 elhave 4renci°4 411 , 1 4, 14 t a i _u _ . y rs. K Wi lliams 11 , t 1„ 4 0 N e ,, r, by r t c,:ltou g b y f et . tris,_eri; Lady Hamilton i t h k t sr .f.orh s ,,,-c Countess of N 10, li i rri,by, b y - ":, l _ , Y her mother,7ge c aon. Mrs. tiotham t !ts ye,ou t6 i by 44-ue Countess of Clarendon li lt i !,:: ( 4 i, o t N l : B l6 i ,' lu ti , b .4. L ,1 Y dv Ern i tle r l , ardingp 4i' s t 4 VI , Il s 'l3l O 'S s narr&jl-1 13 c 1 ;1 1g° , I .lr y i tr, 'l4, y . th e gcgmfield_ b. ,...,, ;w,o_y_, by Mrs, Howley 11 44 n 'tri et klou rn A'-karebt,; ri g,. ,o l ,a 2, mar y bOmu g h vls tienti maime, by mil i i 9i Yvestmeath t l ! , i3 h . b o h, 4 3 ; ~, hy th e i ow.ley t ,q,,,,,1gi,,, , ady Que ; it Arehioness of 'Westmeath li k l i l' , 1-17 1 ,n b g eTt k t s , :i 5 :y r , a4 Y I\le y w x Y l ; a rß i l by the Marchioness Wellesley Nl , ' k tz4 )). ', l l tj,„,. Cadogan es !illititl.' Stbrrt:tfi7k,3;4l)4.dk"°abrcblitieoBnsebsfsi3Vbelbleigsble.y. r, , itha , erti , i gy.i,hiLae _y,ibtyentdhicesChountess of Listowell 1 1 1, ,o lro l itys, b., Alarcbi eness ar f• . 1 , .1, „„4ht).,11, I f ir, lirche, ot Clanricarde t r ,'. 4 ,, t,ptY LV - adY Bro%; l? 4g ai ‘FS - 4, I ; 4e N ta ii , . 'pr y / t hy N t Y Caroline W 1 1. 1 ' t.: 4 'ill, ebtiu rk Scthero md )I,it' (;'.',4;15,1,:::, ,::::3411:41cusetvit.e:ss ) Hawkins Whit'he4 1 1th P k No ° ' l, b ek ' bY Lulu -1 f o u w N a e o y )11 ' ti'o,r'truYhthe j (I Y 13ri'nfavlenrrie F 1 IY' tk ad i,, Y Aad ° st r I) i i %f lit o - ' 0 :, h e -f archio bek _R 4 orSy ' A ..; 'x i , .„!less of Ilownshire 4r,,,lolllor,bs,ilttiks . k r me t a' - 7 : f i Lord Atueliu Beauclerk 1. e .( 41 1 / 1 1 'q 's orill h e rdr4dP4!=a4 ll .It ti les Go • quiond h n IN'aitiog • 'k , :. .Oor 'by Lord Yla James O'Br Itt'Y t qtr e Itzh o e by ' b e jiff' Ych i tti f, I N gn, ',uteri., Y Ire ke of Sussex Marqui s of Clanricarde 141,4 t t,t7ht,y/tt:,Faat,,t,seouott,Tiaaiurtrio.....fliis Majesty's Yeoirieo of the Guard, At: tit It ., o b ,!' N ew i3arde .i. ;111 1 ,c rs aest, .es arit ,Prk, by the Earl of Errol ki s if . r 1 ' h, b .es ' -inte d A • ill -nature Painter in Ordinary Or t ' 4 0 7 V ilrie the Earl of ~, ,. ..4 „ , t yh o „ st rs 90 , 1 Errol ~ t 0 e ,, , , . .,, - 4 „ ,pih..,.. !!!), to the !Laster of the it 11 k I , N: 411 0 ' . ".eil i : F l ee _ • .. ~, i ; '‘;),c ar ,,Ex o ,; lv t.ar* to the i )r ice-Chinceilor, fry the !ii 4 r 4 ;'itil s - i '' ' " the y , ; ] (:i h 'al P, I, attach ecillen Guard, by the Marquis of LlViArdricr Floed to his g‘t kt.. , (11 .. ga ted Majesty's Legation at Madrid, by , 4 '•of the Yeomen Guard, by the M 11N 1) t.5,," 1, r, c r‘ h 11, .1 - ti f i, -bricii b - z .- ,! , 7 ,Icpiig of .0 14. 4p q 4 .. S, Cll, l 4ll n t t l 9 , e t 4Learboufk":loaty ambridge, by Sir R. 1 4 it';, , lt'v r \'' ' l 4 . John ed • Horb a 'kii ti Zli t i iii, ? t ti u •f eu lta r ru ev s al3y . ,ao ra n . p b r Y otho tni Admiral :r t e b Sir y d t Th Henry e D y n i our Henry e H o ; t b i o a r m don ri4 l4lO u b Y Lord b Aj y Sir by v iseo ,9 , rp , unt uctierteb MY present ss ivo therland s , and Pr A plC' Danish, Swedish, t , Austrian, Wittqq..—.le rs ; the Brazilian 4-I`otse :ordoba, SecretarY to Curtoys, Attache", b inr , and most of the ' 4% o , e Master of the for s :' Ol e f State for Irelan. twin art Marshal, the d pi he Rolls, the Ler"„l›: Chief Baron of ,- s i t or , y and York ; thy l i , o ter , 5, a. MAO, WInC le Attorney and ?'„vot• Hill, Gold Stick 0;00 Waiting; the Se c t jaii? , the Vice-CharddA„ go, the Judge of the c ' t ,llo, tl College of 111„Y s 'i o isi" Master of the t , r e oo pl , ss, the Sheriffs ai,,,„0 Villoughhy, Mr. Lin Richardson, tt: i f, 01P E x- ti n d er Sheri. Lord Mayor, , Welling 00°' tOnv eDin°, Nortbulpi ~berotorir de, Salisbury , homend, Salisbury , ry. ; Dowager alisi' l e fttl rie le, Belfast, May ~o ith, Uxbridge, u tb, Perubroke, POrojei, ter, Sandwich, 001' Bustocpeorofe onzow, Ludolf, i le, Sidmouth, OM" . a rd, Morlipthi „,1, rpOw en, Stormont, 1 Syr on, Pri.o4oe, Af lee; tlphinstori e, ° hild, Lehzeu, oe s, bert Peel, IL ° l ; fi li sol , , , ,o OUse, Sir C. It°.,vino:l4 , i!leTPirerrOrlr: S i r ! l ‘ ;', • hain; grg'Y Cl . l3 ,i i° o, ll Ansop„ parope ss ' M. ElphillStOnekw,.,,.4 s. E. Pletcher, , f ; a ?s i p I, Mrs. P. Frr,,, , /,),. orntigh, Anne pil i or irs. VVestenral .4/ ed, ly Cockburn , or ;4: dso n„ Ricbar m ole 1: Rulkely inston, R.. , 00 , P A , [c, W . ChatterLitioKcp 'R. thestei, Ly n dhurst, Pe_c er , , Conroy, Manlcota.,4o 'yen, MarY ,try r' a Bdatieletir , 1 3 0 rynne, Leveson iuggin' Thlte 110,w o, h a m, charlo ile y, Stuart Wo' co ri!;"..iii , , e r g, Louisa ams, th Ca 3.140 Smyth, I't'' p ° • j Mary Stel'h P :otorli.4, lickips, _ vp h, Cennedy,, ay , ~„0 iraharn, ria r ' c i e?"; r ett", rlotte 13urYt r0a, 4 0 ller, Harriett', Hotham, li° it% I , J3 O . ton, War.c.ol4og bid! , W hatleyj A ff; r,?lde , Oarin acount ars hal, 0 11, C' Bish,llethearie .orton, J o , R a J. 1 1 , 3 ,„.;oatiitli, , Tyler, Halsey' „del! Afoore e 0: 1 1 . 0 e:rt atson, (4 .!,, e , e e n r Ftwe, r v ioog Aa r . t o Ong, •,0„ t Alas V eo tal i Wheatle(i;dira, eir, 2ueriti":ona l )fa n ,4l churn, berin e „ A „, 01; pp ? t.. 1 4t• , snston k rcoo r ilauf lenn , i.ti7em riernek,' , or ougl'4,oto r , we, A. A, 14 3 ; . . 0 01f i ,„ retberell , int reo. on, Sell' boors , . I Lord tittnention, Ai Chief Cerlitilissioner Of Woods, by the Lord in Waiting Miss Quentin, by Lady Quentin Mrs. Stratford Dugdale, by Baroness Howe Mrs. Brownrigg, by Lady Brownrigg The two Misses .Tenner, by Lady Matilda Wynyard Mrs. Norton, by Mrs. Snarston Miss Campbell, by the Duchess of Gordon Miss Swettenham, by Viscountess Tumour Miss Herbert, by the Hon. Mrs. L. Herbert Lady Grantley, by Lady Clarendon, on her marriage Hon. Mrs. George Herbert, by Lady Stepney Lady Price, by the Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury Miss Davis, by the Countess Cawdor The Hon. Mrs. Green, by the Marchioness of Downshire Mrs. Charles Richardson, by the Marchioness of Westmeath The Misses Manners Sutton, by the Duchess of Montrose Lieut.-General Hon. Sir William Lumley, Groom of the Bed chamber to the King, by the Marquis of Winchester Miss Cockerell, by her mother, the Hon. Lady Cockerell Miss Cochrane, by the Hon. Mrs. A. Cochrane Miss Caroline Cochrane, by the Hon. Mrs. A. Cochrane Miss Campbell, by the Duchess of Gordon Miss Fitzgerald, by the Countess of Listowell Miss Jenner and Miss C. Jenner, by Lady M. Wynyard. Miss Hannah Lascelles, by the Hon Lady Cockburn Miss F. Manners Sutton, by the Duchess of Montrose Miss Frances Lascelles, by the Hon. Lady Cockburn Miss Anna Maria Sutton,•by the Duchess of Montrose Miss Emily Calcraft, by the Marchioness Wellesley Miss Knowles, by her mother, Lady Knowles Miss K. Manners Sutton, by the Duchess of Montrose Lady Kennedy, by the Countess of Pomfret Lady J. Walrond, on her marriage, by the Countess of Jersey Lady Frances Shirley, by Lady Cockburn Lady Inglis, by Countess Howe Lady Montagu, by the Duchess .of Montrose Lady Imhoff, by Lady Sandford Graham Lady Burgoyne, by Mrs. Robert Williams Lady Pollen, by Lady Downes Lady Shaw Stewart, by the Marchioness of Downshire Miss Symonds, by the Countess of Northesk Miss Frederica Bishop, by Lady Caroline Wood Miss Vernon Harcourt, by Lady Elizabeth Harcourt Miss Burgoyne, by Mrs. Robert Williams Miss Buck, by the Countess of Morley Miss Swettenham, by the Countess of Amherst Lady Chatterton by Lady Maryborough Lady Caroline Montagu, by the Countess of Sandwich Miss Hamilton Hamilton, by her mother, Lady Hamilton Miss Roche, by her mother, the Hon. Mrs. Burton Lady Charlotte Bury, by the Marchioness of Stafford Lady Constable, by the Dowager Lady Bedingfield Lady Harriet Primrose, by the Countess of Rosebery Lady S. Gresley, by the Marchioness of Londonderry Miss Mary Montagu, by the Duchess of Montrose Miss Compton, by the Countess of Errol Miss Martin, by Lady Martin. Miss Augusta Borough, by her mother, the Hon. Lady Borough LADIES' DRESSES. HER MAJESTY. A superb British point lace dress of the Honiton manufacture, over rich white satin ; train of beautiful rose-coloured velvet, lined with white satin s , trimmed with point lace to correspond. (The velvet was presented to her Majesty by the Spitalfields weavers.) Head-dress, feathers and a magnificent tiara of diamonds ; the necklace, ear-rings, and bouquet also of diamonds. HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS AUGUSTA. A superb brocaded silver tissue dress of rich white satin ; corsage elegantly trimmed with broad blonde lace; garniture composed of magnificent blonde lace, tastefully intermixed with blue and silver bouquets; manteau of rich blue velvet, hand somely trimmed with blond lace and flowers corresponding with the dress. Head-dress, a • splendid silver tissue toque, with a profusion of diamonds and feathers. THE LANDGRAVINE OF HESSE HOMBERG. A superb dress of Brussels point lace over white satin ; rich white satin train, handsomely t rimme d w ith B russels lace. Head dress, profusion of feathers and diamonds. THE DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTER. A beautiful net dress, embroidered with silver, the body and sleeves ornamented with diamonds and Brussels lace • a rich vel. vet train, dark red colour, em b ro id ere d w i t h silver Palm leaves, and a silver border. THE DUCHESS OF KENT. A splendid silver brocade dress of the Spitalfields manufacture, elegantly trimmed with a richly embroidered flounce ; train of beautiful sky blue tabinet, richly brocaded with silver, of Irish manufacture. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. PRINCESS VICTORIA. An elegant dress of Nottingham blonde lace over rich white satin. THE DUCHESS OF CUMBERLAND Wore a beautiful Court robe of white and silver, richly trim med with satin and silver lama, the body ornamented with blonde; epaulettes of the same materials as the train, which was com posed of silver and cherry-coloured tissue, with a rich border, the whole lined with white satin. Headdress, a noble plume of white feathers, and a regal suit of diamonds ; blonde lappets. PRINCESS LIEVEN. A rich silverlama Court robe, worn over a white satin slip,the body richly ornamented with blonde; epaulettes the same as the train, which was composed of a beautiful Terry velvet in sky blue, lined entirely with blue silk. He a d-d ress , ostr i c h feathers and diamonds ; blonde lappets. DUCHESS DE DINO. A beautiful Court dress of white tulle, embroidered in gold and silver, worn over a white satin slip, the body trimmed very full with rich blonde ; eulettes the same as the t ra i n , w hi c h w . is made ofdark violet terry velvet, embroidered in gold and silver, lined with white satin. Head-dress, ostrich feathers and a pro fusion of diamonds; blonde lappets. MARCHIONESS OF LANSDOWNE. Dress of white satin, elegantly embossed with gold ; body and sleeves profusely trimmed with'blonde; train of Byron brown sa tin, trimmed with gold. Head-dress of feathers and diamonds. MARCHIONESS OF THOMOND. A crape dress, richly embroidered in lama oidlibrent colours, body handsomely trimmed with blonde ; epaulettes the same as the train, which was a very rich and elegant figured Irish poplin, colour " immortelle ;" the lining white satin. Head-dress, a toque of rich lama of different colours, with a beautiful suit of ostrich feathers and brilliants ; blonde lappets, MARCHIONESS tI,LESLEY. -•• • _ A white crape dress, embrdidered in gold, over a white satin slip, body trimmed very tastily with blonde ; a train of rich white satin, trimmed with gold. Head-dress, ostrich feathers and costly brilliants. COUNTESS OF PLYMOUTH. A Court dress of rich silver tissue, trimmed with blue and white ostrich feathers ; train of blue velvet, trimmed with silver lama. The dress was entirely of British manufacture. COUNTESS OF CARLISLE. A white crape dress embroidered with gold, and fruits of acorn in green silk, forming a falling garland ; cutM and blonde trim mings ; a satin train, figured with gold and trimmed with gold. The head-dress of blonde, with plumes. COUNTESS OF PEMBROKE, A Court dress of embroidery in green and gold ; train of la. vender and gold silk. Head-dress, a toque, feathers, and bril liants ; lappets of blonde. COUNTESS Or NORTHESK. A Court robe and traln - 4;1 7 lv -r ender figured ;;Id watered silk, the body handsomely trimmed with costly point lace. Head dress, a tofrie of tulle, with ostrich feathers and diamonds; point lace lappets. COUNTESS OF SEFTON. A dress of white crape,oNWAThitesaiii;,cU a beautiful novel pattern in green and gold velvet; train of grand velvet, lined with white satin, Head-dress, a toque of gold with gold lama, ostrich feathers, and brilliants. COUNTESS OF ROTHES. A very rich figured British blonde dress over white satin, a deep flounce and Mameluke sleeves of the same manufacture; train of shot gros de Naples ; garniture of mixed satin to corre spond. Headdress, diamonds and feathers. COUNTESS HOWE. A rich white satin dress, trimmed with an eleg a nt wrea th o f silver, the boddice richly trimmed with blonde ; a superb train of blue velvet and silver. This splendid dress was entirely com posed of English manufacture. Head-dress, feathers and blonde lappets. COUNTESS OF BRIDGWATER, A rich white satin dress, elegantly trimmed with a handsome bullion gold fringe, and a tasteful wreath of satin and gold trim. ming above; the body trimmed elegantly; with a mantille of rich point lace ;- a handsome cerise velvet manteau, ornamented with a tasteful torsade of gold. Head-dress, ostrich feathers and a profusion of diamonds ; point lappets. COUNTESS OF LUDOLF. A superb gold lama dress, over White satin ; a rich ruby velvet manteau, trimmed tastefully with a torsade of gold lama. Head dress, ostrich feathers and a profusion of diamonds; blonde lappets. COUNTESS OF DENBIGH. A rich white satin dress, trimmed with gold, with a splendid :rain of emerald-green velvet ; mantille and lappets of blonde. COUNTESS OF WICKLOW A superb satin dress, embroidered border, and colonnades of gold, rich Irish tabinet train, and mantille of blonde. Head dressffeathers and blonde lappets. COUNTESS OF CAWDOR. Dress of white crape, embroidered with white and gold, body drapered, sleeves and body trimmed with blonde, train of rich green velour de epingle„ trimmed with swansdown. Head-dress, white ostrich feathers and diamonds. COUNTESS OF GLENGALL. Dress of white crape over white satin, embroidered in colours : body drapered s sleeves a la beret,. ornamented with blonde ; train of verd Anglaise ducape, embroidered with troile. Head-dress, green and white ostrich feathers and diamonds. COUNTESS OF POMFRET. A silver lama] dress of British manufacture, of unrivalled splendour; train of Adelaide British velvet, magnificently en riched in a superior design of silver lama embroidery. Head dress, rich ostrich feathers, jewels, chrysophas, and diamonds. COUNTESS OF CAMDEN. A colonnade white satin dress, elegantly ornamented with rich gold lama, body and sleeves handsomely trimmed with Queen's blond lace; a beautiful pair of lappets to correspond; train of green English velvet, ornamented with gold lama. COUNTESS OF btAYO. Dress of rich white and gold tissue of British manufacture, trimmed with blonde and real gold fringe, tastefully arranged with satin rouleaux ; train of richly-embroidered satin, studded with gold and silver: mantille and sabots of Brussels point. Head-dress of gold lama, feathers, and a profusion of diamonds. COUNTESS OF 'STOWELL Rich white satin dress will\ a magnificent gold trimming, and a deep flounce of Irish blonde'; bolitsieetei trini'med•with gold, the firipkt blo tde, to•cOrri3spand With the flounch•;train of eme rald-green'vevet, lined with " w hit e satin, and richly trimmed with gold. 'Head-diesi, a beret of blonde, feathers, with superb diamonds. COUNTESS OF ERROL. A dress of white satin, corsage to fit the figure, folds a la Grecque, with a fall of blond e roun d t h e b ust ; the skirt richly trimmed with a superb Irish blonde of the most exquisite tex. ture, surmounted by a ruche of the same material ; train com posed of white satin, bordered with Irish blonde, and finished with a delicate chain-work of satin. Head-dress, an elegant plume of ostrich feathers and a profusion. of Wanionds. Gloves and sliccs 40!t• ' _ _ . - . . .POWACiMt COUNTESS OF CLARE. A white crape dress, embroidered with gold and vine leaves, with the bottom of the dress enriched with a real gold fringe, cuffs, and blonde frills ; a lilac silk train, with a neat gold fringe. A beautiful gold head-dress, with a plume. DO WAGER COUNTESS OF MORTON. A rich white satin dress, superbly trimmed with blonde and gold ; the train of Royal purple velvet, beautifully embroidered with gold. Head-dress, leathers and diamonds. BARONESS DE LEHZEN. A white satin dress, r ichly trimmed with blond e l ace; train of amarinth velvet, trinm ! e4 to porreSNCid. Head.d ress, feathers and pearl.;, ~ • BARONESS ROTHSCHILD. A dress of white tissue, embroidered in silver; train of lilac embroidered satin, ornamented 'with silver. Head-dress, feathers and a grand suit of brilliants ; lappets of blonde. BARONESS ANSELME DE ROTHSCHILD. A rich dress of white crape, trimmed with, geld }aka, worn over a white satin slip • trio vs l e kt itg TeTO v6lvet, trimme d with gpid Hegk.tifilis, feathers and costly brilliants ; blonde Lippets, LADY EMILY HARDING. A beautiful gauze dress, with rich pattern cuffs, and blonde round the shoulders ; a satiti train, trimmed with gold. BARONESS BULOW. Red silver lama dress, full trimmed, with splendid lama flounce; ; corsage drape a la Sevigne, ornamented with dia. monde; a rich embroidered silierlama ; train trimmed with sil. v er lama, and lined'with satin ; silver belt, rich blonde mantille, blonde lace lappet. Head-dress of handsome white ostrich fea. thers and diamonds. BARONESS DIMSDALE. A splendid gold embroidered lama dress, trimmed with Brus.. sels point, over a rich pearl white satin petticoat; train of very rich green satin, superbly ornamented with gold. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. DY GRANTLEY. A splendid BritishLA blonde dress, handsomely trimmed with pearls and blonde flouncing, over white satin; train elegantly trimmed to correspond with the dress. Head-dress, feathers, with beautiful diamonds and pearlg. L BY Richly dressed in white D s ti n, fu R I ONL I trimmed with marabouts and gold • train to match, trimmed with gold. Head-dress, fea thers anddiamonds. LADY COCKBURN. A superb gold lama dress over white satin, the body and sleeves richly ornamented with blonde lace and gold lama ; train of rich Persian satin; garniture, broad blonde lace and gold lam a , Head-dress, diamonds and feathers. LAY Y. A rich whit e sa ti n dress, tastefully embroidered in silver; train of crimson velvet, lined with white satin, and embroidered to correspond. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. LADY HARRIET PRIMROSE. A dress of white crape, tastefully embroidered in cerise and gold ; the corsage ornamented with blonde, and worn over a rich white satin slip itrain of cerise satin, trimmed with blonde. Head-dress, ostrich feathers and opals. LADY FREDERICK BEAUCLERK. A dress of rich white satin, ornamented with blonde; train of emerald velvet, superbly trimmed with blonde and satin. Head dress, feathers, tastefully mixed with gold and ivy wreath ;.orna ments, pearls and diamonds. LADY TEYNHAM. Dress of rich gold lama over white satin, with blond sleeves and trimming; train, emerald green satin, with gold border. Head-dress, wreath of green and gold flowers with feathers ; necklace, ear-rings, &c. of diamonds. LADY BLACKWOOD. A white dress elegantly embroidered in bouquets of gold; a garniture of gold lama; handsome blonde mantille ; train of ye lours epingle, trimmed with gold; colour, evening primrose. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. LADY POLLEN. An elegant dress of white embroidered crape, over rich white satin, with blonde seduisante sleeves, and a train of superb im mortelle satin, lined with rich white sarsnet, and trimmed with swansdown. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. LADY IMHOFF. A handsome white net dress, embroidered with silver, over a rich white satin petticoat ; a manteau of figured silk, trimmed with a garniture of silk and plush. A silver and blonde head dress, with feathers and diamonds. LADY BURGOYNE. A rich white satin dress, with an elegant flounce of Queen's blonde, ornamented in a superb and fashionable style ; train of rich violet satin, d ecora t e d w i th Queen ' s blonde. Head-dress gold blonde and feathers, with magnificent diamonds. LADY MARY LESLIE. A superb colonnade British blonde lace dress over white satin, richly ornamented with flounces, with Mameluke sleeves of the same manufacture; train of l'oiseau de Paradis gros de Naples; garniture of tulle and satin. Head-dress, pearls and feathers. LADY ELIZABETH JANE WATHEN. A very rich white satin dress, with a profusion of blonde lace; train of vapeur gros des Indes ; garniture of plush and crape lisse. Head-dress, pearls and feathers. LADY SOPHIA NOX An elegant silver l ama d ress , over a LE rich white satin body and sleeves, trimmed tastefully with blonde and silver; manteau of rich white satin, trimmed in a nouve a u genre, and the toute en semble elegant. Head-dress, ostrich feathers rand pearls ; blonde lappets. LADY QUENTIN. A rich white satin dress, elegantly trimmed with agraffes of satin and tulle, and wreath of decoupe ribbon; body trimmed elegantly with rich point lace. Head-dress, ostrich feathers and diamonds; point lappets. LADY A. BECKET. Dress of white crape, superbly embroidered with hite and gold, fastened in front with clusters of diamonds ; w body and sleeves embroidered in the same, profusely trimmed blonde and diamonds; magnificent train of gold lama, embossed with flowers and trimmed with rouleaux of satin and gold. Head-dress of white ostrich feathers gracefully arranged, with a profusion of diamonds. LADY LOUISA KILDERBY. Dress:of white crapeelegantly embossed with silver, tight body, drapered sleeves a la beret, ornamented with blonde ; train of ruby velvet trimmed silver. H ea d - d ress of white ostrich feathers and diamonds. LADY CHARLOTTE BUTLER. Dress of white crape handsomely embroidered in colours, sleeves and body trimmed blonde; train of blue figured poplin. trimmed satin and gold. Head-dress, white ostrich :feathers and diamonds. LADY CAROLINE LEGGE. Handsome white crape dress, embroidered :with gold lama, and white silk; corsage drappe a la Sevigne ; rich satin train, trimmed with a gold torsaide ; rich blonde mantille and lappets ; gold belt. Headdress of handsome ostrich feathers and diamonds. LADY EMILY BUTLER. Dress of white crape elegantly embroidered with foile, tight body with capes trimmed blonde, sleeve a la beret trimmed blonde ; train of cerise gros de Oriel, trimmed rouleaux and gold. Head-dress, white ostrich feathers, opals, and diamonds. LADY PHILLIPPS. A crape dress ov er white satin very richly embroid ere d roun d the bottom with gold l ama , with bouquets to correspond down the front of the dress; the body trimmed w ith go ld l ama and finished with folds of rich blonde, with seduisantes and ruffles • a man teau of amethyst satin, t r i mme d roun d w i t h a raised of gold ; a coronet of feathers, blonde lappets, with a tiara of ame thysts; necklace and ear-rings en suite. LADY WYNFORD. A superb dress of Queen's blonde, richly figured, and ter minating with a flounce, tastefully ornamented with a chain of rich white satin, worn over a petticoat of white satin ; a manteau of amaranthus satin, elegantly decorated with gold. A magni ficent blonde head-dress of gold, feathers, and diamonds. LADY FULLER. A crape dress, embroidered with silk, and gold cuff's, and blonde round the shoulders; the train made of beautiful velvet, with a very riclrborder. _ _ LADY ROBERT PEEL. A net dress, beautifully spotted with gold, a very rich and beautiful border, cuffs, and blondes ; a rich green velvet train, trimmed with gold. Head-dress, a beautiful plume and diamonds. LADY CHARLOTTE BURY. A white crape dress, embroidered with lama over white satin; the sleeves fancifully ornamented with jewels ; train of white watered Bros de Naples, richly embroidered in wreaths of oak leaves and acorns. Headdress a la Marie Stuart, feathers, and diamonds. LADY WILLIAMS. A white aerophane crape dress, embroidered with a rich wreath of gold flowers round the bottom, which continue up the front of the dress, finished with handsome flounces of blonde and gold lama; a rich royal blue velvet manteau of British manufacture, lined with white,and trimmed with a border of raised gold lama. Head-dress, aberet of gold, with a magnificent plume of feathers, blonde lappets and diamonds. LADY KNOWLES. A beautiful green Dalgiac velvet train, trimmed with gold; a beautiful white crape dress, embroidered with gold, and trimmed with blonde. A beautiful head-dress and blonde lappets. LADY MARY TAYLOR. A white satin slip, a white -------- dress richly embroidered with gold, gold tissue body, -elegantly trimmed with blonde; train of Adelaide velvet, superbly ornamented with gold. Head dress, feathers and diamonds. LADY BLANCHE CAVENDISH. A richly embroidered dress, mounted with a garland in sil ver; a white watered-silk train, fully embroidered with silver, forming small shells, and the whole with columns. Head.dress, a plume. LADY GORDON. A crepe dress embroidered with silk ; a watered.silk train, co lour Caroline. THE TWO LADIES FINCH. White crepe dresses, elegantly embroidered with silk; cuffs and blonde trimmings ; silk trains. LADY FRANCES HOTHAM. Beautiful English blonde dress, trimmed, wreath of flowers, over a rich white satin petticoat; train of green satin, trimmed with rouleaux of satin and blonde mantilla, and lappets of rich blonde. LADY GORE. A rich white satin dress, 'handsomely trimmed with net and satin, in rosettes ; a lilac train, with rich mantille of blonde. Head-dress, feathers and blonde. LADY WILLIAMS. A very rich white satin dress, elegantly trimmed ; superb train of green velvet, trimmed with blonde. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. LADY MARY LONG. Rich pink satin dress, with mantille of handsome blonde ; black velvet train, lined and trimmed with pink to correspond. Head-feathers and blond lappets. LADY STEPNEY. A superb blonde lace dress of British fabric, oiseau de Paradis satin slip; train of watered gr6s de Naples, beautifully trimmed; blue and silver toque, with feathers and diamonds. LADY WORSLEY HOLMES. A very elegant dress of rich Irish blonde, trimmed with a very deep flounce of the same, surmounted by a frosted silver and satin rouleau entwined, the flounce raised on one side, and fastened with bouquets of silver and nceuds of satin ribbon, tastefully arranged. The body of the dress being composed of blonde and satin, with large beret sleeves, made in the form of elephant's ears (oreilles d'elephants), and fall of blonde, which had a light and elegant effect. A superb train of Adelaide silk, of brilliant violet colour, lined throughout with a pearl-white watered gros de Naples, and richly embroidered with a border of silver and shell-work. Head-dress, lappets of fine Irish blonde, with diamonds and feathers. LADY LYNDHURST. A mo , t beautiful Court robe, composed of tulle, embroidered a " colonnes," with gold an d green, worn over a white satin slip ; body richly ornamented with blonde ; the train made of beautiful emerald-coloured velvet, richly embroidered in gold, lined with white satin. Headdress, ostrich feathers ; and a costly display of diamonds; lappe6 of blonde. " . LADY BOROUOIL A splendid and magnificent British lama dress, embroidered in gold ; train of rich white satin of British manufacture, costly embroidered Inds old. Headdress a profusion of ostrich feathers, jewels, diamo, ancl etiokralds. LADY COCKERELL. A rich white satin dress, trimmed with rich blonde flounces; the body handsomely ornamented with blonde; train of a clear and full grand-coloured velvet, lined with white satin. Head dress, a toque of tulle, with feather and I:eautiful brilliants. LADY ELIZABETH SMITH. An elegant figured white satin dress, with deep flounce of Queen's blonde lace, body and sleeves richly trimmed to cor wit h respond ;rouleaux a superb sa train of sky-blue glare oros de NeipPes, finished of tin. .7.2. -W ADY RA 341,T QR. A handsome colonnadehite satin dress, with deep fl ounce of richly Queen's blonde lace, body and sleeves trimmed to coy_ r - espond ; train of grenat-coloured English vel vet. LADY SAUMAREZ. Rich white figured ducape dress, trimmed with a deep flounce of Queen's blonde, headed with a rich trimming of gold lama and fringe ; the body trimmed with gold and blonde; train of rich amaranth satin, with double rouleaux of gold lama. Head-dress, rich gold lama, with plume of ostrich feather:;, LADY ItlCHAiiritBol4.-. t)iePnest train 01 rich watered blue A richly embroldeyel viapoV,eleoss over white satin, trimmed with 1:9.9 satin. Read-dress, feathers and ; v 1 t e h a • diamonds. • LADY MONTAGU.' A rich white satin dress, elegantly trimmed with tulle and satin, corsage splendidly trimmed, with blopdo,sym.e.4oooped p a e, Pro tr f i u m si M on er, trimmed to i of diamonds. civoirtrhesdpoiaaoihdesaadn_ddrespesaUeirc4ll4)boltotidtis,i.c.-inippeli)arls ; necklace LADY FRANCES SHIRLEY. Dress of rich white satin, elegantly ornamented with festoons of blonde and flowers ; train of cerise velvet, trimmed with blonde and satin. Splendid head-dress of feathers and diamonds. LADY KENNEDY. , A dress of British colonnade blorkcie,Nol - ,4gantly trimmed with the same material, over 4 pottiociaThf rich white satin ; train of lilac figured silk, ornamented with marabout ,feathers. Superb headdres s of feathers and diamonds. " ' ondeLADY ELIZABETH DICKINS. Dress of vapour crape, tur n ed I chly em er bro trimmcd with Bow bl, manufact y her o Ladyships own tenants ; train of shaded blue and vapour, tastefully trimmed with white satin and bloride. Head-dress, splendid diamond spray, blonde larpets, and plume. LADY M. WYNYARD. Dress of rich white satin, tastefully ornamented with a superb flounce of blonde; train of green velvet, trimmed with blonde and satin. Head-dress of feathers and diamonds. The whole of British manufacture. _ _ LADY COOTE. A dress of white satin, richly embroidered in gold and real coral ; the train the same as the dress. Head-dress, feathers and brilliants; lappets of blonde. LADY GEORGIANA HERVEY. A dress of tulle, embroidered train of pink watered silk. Head dress, diamonds and feathers ; lappets of blonde. LADY AUGUSTA HERVEY. A dress of Indian manufacture, embroidered in green and gold; train of green and gold velvet. Head-dress, feathers and brilliants; lappets of blonde. LADY BELHAVEN. A dress of beautiful embroidered blonde; train of pink Terry velvet. Head-dress, feathers and brilliants ; lappets of blonde. LADY HARRIET BARING. A dress of white tulle, embroidered in blue a colonnes, worn over a white satin robe, body handsomely trimmed with blonde; train of blue velvet, with a rich gold border, lined with white satin. Head-dress, feathers and brilliants ; blonde lappets. THE TWO LADIES O'BRIEN. Dresses of white crape, embroidered in gold, over white satin ; the bodies beautifully ornamented with blonde ; trains. Head dresses, feathers and diamonds. LADY SANDFORD GRAHAM. A beautiful Court dress of tulle, embroidered with gold and blue satin a colonne, the body ornamented with rich blonde; train of rich blue watered silk, with a gold border, lined with white satin. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. LADY A rich blue satin dress trimmed with ditto, body ornamented with a mantille of blonde, and double beret sleeves, sabots of blond to bottom of ditto ; Byron satin train, trimmed with blonde and satin. Head-dress, ostrich feathers and diamonds. LADY BERRIES. A dress of rich gold tissue trimmed with ditto, body richly or namented, with a costly mantille of blonde and sabots of blonde to beret sleeves ; train of pink satin, brocaded, colQgmaded, trim. med with pink lisse and satin. Head-dress, ostricp' feathers and diamonds. _ . LADY CHATTERTON. A dress of crape richly embroidered, body ornamented with a mantille of blonde, sabots of costly blonde; train to correspond. Head-dress, ostrich feathers and diamonds. LADY CAROLINE MONTAGU. A dress of white crape, embroidered in green and gold; train of white watered silk. Head-dress, feathers and brilliants; lap pets of blonde. _ LADY MARY HERBERT. A dress of white tulle, trimmed with satin and white flowers ; train of white satin. A coronet of feathers and diamonds, lap pets of blonde. LADY PRICE. An elegant dress of gold lama, superbly trimmed with blonde of English manufacture; train of rich white watered gros de Naples, ornamented ' , nth gold to correspond. Head-dress, a pro fusion of diamonds and feathers. LADY SHAW STEWART. A dress of white crape, embroidered in siii; white satin slip; train of blue silk. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds, and lap pets of blonde. LADY HAWKINS WHITSHED. Dress of rich white figured Grenadine gauze, amethyst watered gros de Naples ; train trimmed with rich point d'arguille. Head dress, feathers and blonde. LADY CHARLOTTE EGERTOIsr. Rich silver lama dress, trimmed with blonde lace and silver, train of white gros de Naples, with a rich border of silver lama. Head-dress of diamonds and feathers. THE TWO LADIES MOLYNEUX. Dresses of white crape, trimmed with flowers; train of pink watered silk. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. HON. LADY MURRAY. Handsome pink crape dress, trimmed with gold; corsage drappe a la Sevigne ; rich pink satin train, trimmed with gold lama; rich blonde mantille and lappets, blonde lace sabots. Head-dress, white ostrich feathers and diamonds. LADY G. FA NE. Dress of white crape embroidered with silver, body drapered, sleeves a la beret and trimmed blonde; train of ruby velvet trimmed silver. Head-dress, white ostrich feathers and diamonds. LADY PHILIPPS. A cerulean blue crape dress over a satin slip of the same co lour, most superbly embroidered in gold; the body and sleeves richly ornamented with blonde lace and gold lama; train of wa tered gross de Naples to correspond; garniture of blonde lace and gold lama. Head-dress, diamonds and feathers. THE LADY MAYORESS. A beautiful silver tissue dress of British manufacture, trimmed richly at the bottom with raised silver rouleaux, finished with bouquets of silver flowers, intermixed with pink roses; the body very richly flounced with broad blonde, with seduisantes and ruffles to correspond ; a manteau of rich pink satin, lined with white, and trimmed round with silver rouleaux and broad silver fringe. Head-dress, plume of mix e d pi n k and white feathers; broad blonde lappets and a profusion of diamonds. • RIGHT HON. MRS. STANLEY. A Court dress of magnificent appearance of silver embroidery on white crape, over white satin : train, rich figured white satin, lined with white satin fbody beautifully ornamented with blonde. Head-dress, a rich white plume of ostrich feathers and brilliants. _ RIGHT HON. MRS. GRAY. Dress of rich lilac satin, skirts trimmed with flounces of blonde, plaited body, and sleeves a la beret, profusely trimmed with blonde ; train of lilac velour de epingle, trimmed rouleaux of satin. Head-dress, white ostrich feathers and diamonds. • HON. MRS. ARBUTHNOT. A rich white gros de Naples dress, embroidered with gold and silver; the train of ponceau velour epingle, tastefully trimmed with gold. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. HON. MRS. HENRY WINDSOR. A superb English gold lama dress over white satin, tastefully ornamented with rich gold trimmings and blonde • purple velvet train, embroidered with gold to correspond. Head-dress, fea thers and diamonds. HON. MRS. HARE. A superb English blonde lace dress, over white satin, with deep flounces of blonde, headed with gold, and tastefully feAooned with bunches of blue and gold flowers; boddice and sleeves to correspond ; a blue satin train, richly trimmed with gold. Head. dress, magnificent plume ofblue and white feathers, with diamonds. HON: MRS. COLONEL WILSON. A white crape dress, embroidered with silver and gold; a very elegant pattern blonde all round the shoulders, and short sleeves; the train of beautiful blue satin, trimmed with a column of satin and gold. HON. MRS. RICE TREVOR. A satin dress, shot with gold, trimmed with bands of gold; the train, velvet with gold. HON. MRS. GREEN. A white crape dress, richly embroidered with silk, like an apron, and a garland round it; a purple velvet train, trimmed with satin. HON. MRS CAVENDISH. A white satin dress, with gold columns and rich border; cuffs and blonde trimmings; a satin train, colour Adelaide, figured and trimmed with gold. HON. MRS. W. wyNy. A crepe dress, embroidered with gold and silk vine leaves; cuffs and blonde frills. HON. MRS. BURTON. A magnificent embroidered tulle dress over white satin; body and sleeves trimmed with blonde lace; train of cerise gros de Naples, richly embroidered in gold. Head-dress, ostrich feathers and a splendid suit of diamonds ; beautiful blonde lappets. HON. MRS. WESTENRA. A white tulle dress over white satin, embroidered very richly at the bottom with a raised border of dead and bright silver lama in rich drooping bunches of silver Rowers, fastened at the waist with silver cord and tassels ; the body richly embroidered, and trimmed with a fall of deep blonde; ruffles and seduisantes to correspond. A manteau of pink satin, trimmed with silver rou leaux twisted with satin; a plume of feathers, broad blonde lap pets, and splendid diamonds. HON. MRS. UPTON. A beautiful train in green' velvet, with gold and white satin dress, covered with the most magnificent net, embroidered in gold and silver, made a la Tunique. HON. MRS. R. SMITH. A beautiful train in sky velvet, trimmed with columns of satin and blonde, with an elegant blonde dress. HON. MRS. ANSON. A white satin train, trimmed with satin and blonde, with blonde dress. HON.iltac MRS. VERNON SM ITH. lisußArNblEy embroidered with silver ; re t s r s a o h f i owfib'e k g v ro e s lv d e e t s . Irides, Dress of white crape over white sat i n, embroidered with train of white gros d'O r i el, tastefully trimmed with b w l l o i n it d e e , ; body drapered ; lama and tulle. Head-dress, ostrich feathers, with profusion of diamonds. HO N . MRS. DESBOROUGH. Dress of white crape, embossed with white and gold ; body with capes richly trimmed with blonde and gold, sleeves a la beret ; train of cerise figured poplin trimmed satin. Head dress, white ostrich feathers with diamonds. HO N . MRS. GEORGE HERBERT. Dress of rich puce satin, elegantly trimmed with blonde; train of puce velvet, richly ornamented. G old lama toque, with feathers and pink topazes. HO N . MRS. BERKELEY PAGET. Blue satin train, trimmed with blonde; white and embossed s s l o e T , eosuiiilrtn superbs profusely silk petticoat, fancifully ornamented with feathered fringe. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. HON. MRS. HARBORD, A beautiful dress of costly white sz‘in, with magnificent gar. by a heading of the same ; folded corsage and beret niturenf British blonde lace, forming one splendid deep flounce h en plume ilie trimmed with British blonde en suite; man- Y satin, colour Pimmortelle, surmounted by a gar nitureaelfa e G s :7: f , e 4 tue confinedfeathers andby aa profusionric l . diamonds, with IV* Mid teau of bul lion band Head-dress, an *PIA; beret of black British blonde. velvet, o f o w f i th with handsome tassels te _ .. .. - ----.........—. HON. I%IIIS. SULLIVAN. A dress of white gros de N ap l es, !embroidered with gold train of brocaded Irish poplin, vapeur colour, trimmed all round with s, plume of white ostrich feathers ; ornament's, superb ruche of tulle and rouleaux of white satin, seduisantes of blonde. HON. MRS. BOWLES. Dress of rich white satin-waved floptice of rich blonde ; seduisants of blonde ; train of cherry-i'ioroui 4 velehr kingle, tr i mme d all round •, .:itl. diamonds and pearls. IT, tulle and satin. -Head-dress of white ostrichdHiaemad°- feathers ; oifiardents; iliainohds'and Pearls. ' •lION. MRS."R. SMITH . ' . A b e autiful robe of- blonde, a colons, oxa white satin ; train of blue velvet, lined . with white satin. Head-dress of feathers and diamondg ; 1413I>el'Of blonde. HON. AIRS. HENRY WINDSOR. A superb English gold lama dress, over white satin, tastefully embroidered with gold to correspond. Head-dress, feathers ornamented with rich gold trimmings and blonde ; purple velvet f I and HON. MRS. E CUlr', Over a petticoat of white .i‘,44,. tioxiiii.ctrem white brochee gauze, richly stre•,- 1 .7(- littil dutyWiot gold, and-the Mulct termi nated with qo44trettrbrilihlit manor.; train of blue noiree gros de lidigelq' 1 o eiffintlY trimmed: with, points and knots of old ; ceinture of the same, with rich bullion tassels ; lappets xn..l man ta', o f Queen's blonde ; ornaments, turquoise ;o,i go , 111.: , " Iliad. dress, ostrich plume.... , . , ..,., , . onds. HON. MISs EL:141:6:4T91"' train, spangles; train A' bktkolvv ._ iry.l''...,..... A beautiful drOss o f -, vtilto . 'brrive, embroidered with lilac t i ti -,e • ,1 1:14. it - lead-dress of feathers and brilliants ; border c.f. Li n) ~. WO a • ° 4l e‘ HON, MISS KNOWLES. lined with white satin and A beautiful train of pink watered silk, trimmed wlw44.r; a beahutiful crape dress, ri c h ly embroidered with sikvg 44d - trimmed wit blonde. HON, 3-'". c4VEND a i ISH. A crape dres, v• it", „i...,:et;' /O -.. ,rYstriiple d elegant; pattern of lilac flmW4-;‘lt4iNnounted cufils and blonde trimmings ; a beau tiftli tale Watered,silk train, richly trimmed with silver, HON. MISS HUNLOCKE. 1 A white crape dress, embroidered with rali- and silk rich bor ,der pattern, with grapes; cuffs an V a siudeki train elegant and rich. RON, '',IISS 'tATHURST. trimmest hiond'e ; Dress of white (Tam eliMilvidered in sliver ; body and sleeves train of cerise watered ducape trimmed silver. ;Head-dress, white feathers; ornament of chaste silxer. ; • - ‘, HON. MISS KENYON . A white erape dress, richly embroidered with silk, pattern of a border, tied with fraule-eut ribbon, cue, and blonde; a beau tiful white watered.silk train,trimmed with satin, and very elegant. MRS. NV. CAAC. A very superb embroidered gold lam M a dress, over a white satin petticoat; train, white satin, trimmed with gold lama. Head dress, plume of white ostrich feathers, with a magnificent tiara, consisting of a profbsion of the finest brilliant diamonds and ru bies; emerald and diamond necklace, and diamond ear-rings. MRS. HAMILTON. A white crep e dress, embroidered with silk, a rich border; cuffs and blonde trimmings. MRS. W. H. A silver tissue dress, trimmed w POL AND. w rot h rich silver bullion fringe and blonde; train of beautiful blue and silver brocade, trimmed with silver bullion fringe to correspond. The whole of British manufacture. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. MRS. WATSON TAYLOR. White crape petticoat, embroidered with white and gold ; train of lilac velvet ; th e b ody and sleeves richly ornamented with beautiful English lace worked on a cushion. Head-dress, feathers, diamonds, and amethysts; necklace and ear-rings of diamonds. MRS. A rich white satin dress, W w I ith LLIAMS. blonde flounces, surmounted with bunches of bright violet foil mounted on gold; corsage and seduisantes of magnificent blonde, superbly ornamented with amethysts; a train of fine violet velvet, embroidered with gold, and lined with white satin. Head-dress, feathers, amethysts, and diamonds; necklace and pendants of amethysts. MRS. EGERTON. A magnificent Queen's blonde'dress over a rich satin slip, em broidered in column in a very novel and superb style, tertninat ing with a flounce to correspond ; the corsage composed of blonde, decorated with a profusion of the same; the train of cerise colour, richly brocaded with gold, the edge ornamented with gold trimming. Head-dress of gold feathers and costly diamonds. MRS. CHARLES CALVERT. A dress of rich figured white satin, with a rich and deep flounce of Queen's blonde, with an elegant heading of white satin ; body and sleeves richly t r i mmed with blonde ; train of rich English green velvet, elegantly trimmed with Queen's blonde and satin. Head-dress, a superb plume of ostrich feathers and diamonds. _ _ MRS. BLOMFIELD. • A rich white satin dress, with a deep blonde flounce and double heading to correspond, tastefully confined with bouquets of gauze ribbon ; body and seduisantes of fine blonde ; a train of rich immortal velvet, lined with white satin, and faced with blonde. Head-dress, feathers and blonde ornaments, diamonds, and pearls. MRS. GENERAL EGERTON. White crape dress, splendidly embroidered with gold; bod dice richly trimmed with blond; a train of lilac water silk, trimmed with blonde. Head-dress, feathers and blonde lappets MRS. ESTCOURT. - - - A very rich lace dress, over a white satin petticoat, pink Irish tabinets ; train, trimmed satin and flowe rs ; mant ill e and lappets of British lace. MRS. HOTHAM. A rich white satin dress, with deep flounce of blonde, and ful trimming of satin ; boddice to correspond ; train of rose du Par. nasse silk, with mantille and lappets of blonde. MIZS.WATLEY. A dress of white gros de Naples, richly embroidered ih go'd, handsomely trimmed with blonde ; train, rich puce velvet, trimmed with gold. Head-dress, gold lama foyne, feathers, and diamonds. THE REV. MRS. ST. JOHN. A blue silver train, with a crepe dress, embroidered with silver and beautiful blonde lappeti. MRS. GENERAL MACDONALD. A beautiful train of grey watered silk, with a white crepe dress, embroidered in green, pink, and gold. MRS. HORROCKS. A beautiful crepe dress, embroidered with silver, and train of sky-blue satin, trimmed with gold. MRS. TREMAYNE RODD. A magnificent dress of cerise silk, richly trimmed with gold, and tastefully ornamented with a profusion of Queen's blonde and gold fringe; a manteau of the richest white satin, elegantly finished, with a garniture of gold and blonde. Head-dress coin. prised of blonde, gold, feathers, and diamonds of the most costly description, MRS. STRATFORD DUGDALE. An elegant and rich gauze dorine dress, trimmed with a deep flounce of superb blonde, and a tasteful torsade of satin and gold above; the corsage and sleeves richly trimmed with mantille and sabots of blonde; a handsome manteau of rich white satin, elegantly trimmed with a torsade of gold and satin to correspond ; the toute ensemble tastefully elegant. Head-dress, ostrich feathers and diamonds; rich blonde lappets. MRS. ROUND. A handsome white crape embroidered in gold dress, over a rich white satin ; body and sleeves trimmed with mantille and sabots of handsome blonde lace; manteau of rich green velour frise, trimmed tastefully with a torsade of gold and satin. Head dress, ostrich feathers and a profusion of diamonds; blonde lappets. MRS. BOWDEN. A white satin a ruban dress, with a deepflounce of rich blonde, and a wave of satin above; body and sleeves trimmed clugantly with mantille and sabots of rich blonde; a handsome manteau of immortelle satin, trimmed with leaves of satin atidblonde. Head. dress, ostrich feathers and diamonds ; rich blonde lappets. MRS. WATSON. A superb drpss, with gold embroidery, the corsage tastefully ornamented with an elegant gold fringe and Queen's blonde, over a white satin slip; a manteau of the richest white satin, finished with a handsome garniture of gold. Head-dress composed of feathers, lappets, and amethysts. MRS. CHARLES RICHARDSON. A white crape dress, embroidered with white silk, and a train of pink figured silk._ AIRS. COOPER COOPER. A white satin dress, over which was a very rich dress of Queen's .blonde, flounced with deep blonde to match, headed with rouleaux of satin andlunchefot damask roses; a manteau of cherry colour satin trimmed round with Que en ' s bl on d e and twisted rouleaux. Head-dress, a plume of feathers and pearl ornaments, eight blonde lappets. MRS. DAWSON. Dress of pink aerophane, over a rich satin slip of the same colour, richly ornamented with gold wheat ears, &c. ; corsage elegantly ornamented with blonde lace, and gold to correspond ; train of superbly rich pink satin, ornamented with gold, &c. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds ; rich necklace of dia monds, &c. MRS. WOOLMORE. A beautiful crepe dress, mounted with gold of an Oriental pattern, gold trimming; cuffs and blonde trimmings; a velvet train, colour Adelaide, trimmed with gold. MRS. HOWLEY. A white crepe dress over satin, embroidered round the bottom in bouquets 01 floss silk; the body finished with a double fall of superb blonde, and ruffles of the same. A manteau of cherry_ coloured velvet, trimmed round with fine blonde and twisted satin rouleaux. Head-dress a beret of cherry-coloured velvet, with a plume of ostrich feathers, broad blonde lappets, and dia monds. MRS. BROWNRIGG. A white crepe dress, superbly embroidered in floss silk, over a rich white satin slip ; train of white watered gros de Naples, richly trimmed with blonde of English manufacture. Head-dress, feathers, with diamonds and garnets. MRS. WM. MABERLY. A very rich brocaded Irish poplin white dress, body orna mented with a mantille of costly blonde, beret sleeves, and sabots of double blonde to match ; train 01 blue velvet lined with wa tered gros de Naples, and trimmed with blonde and satin. Head. dress, white ostrich feathers and profusion of diamonds. MRS. HARRISON. Dress of white aerophane, richly embroidered and ornamented with blonde, over a petticoat of white satin ; train of rich blue figured silk, trimmed with blonde and satin. Superb headdress of feathers, turquoise, and pearls. MRS. SHERIFF MARSHALL, Petticoat of white satin, richly ornamented and beaded ; perb stomacher of pearls, with drapery sleeves edged round with blonde • train of Royal purple velvet, lined with white satin, elegantly bordered with blonde lace at►d large oriental pearls. Commanding Court plume, and diamonds en suite. MRS. SMITH. White crape dress, embroidered with gold lama, gracefully decorated with real gold fringe ; train of blue and gold tissue, trimmed with costly gold lama, all of English fabric; sabots and mantilla of Brussels point. G o ld l ama toque, ostrich feather% with a profusion of diamonds. MRS. LANE FOX. A beautiful dress of cherry and silver tiagne ; train of black velvet. lined with white satin. Head-dreas, fe4thers, and a costly suit of brilliants ; lappets of blonde, MRS. EDMUND JERNiNGHAM. A rich Court robe of whitg cape, richly embroidered in silver a colonne; train of vapgmr.coloured'velvet, in perfect larmony with the robe, beautittllly embroidered in silver, lined with white satin. Headdress, feather and diamonds:; blonde lappets. MRS. NORTON, A handsome gold lama dress, trimmed with blonde and gold, over white satin ; violet satin train, with gold to correspond with the dress. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. MRS. HENRY BENTINCK. ts w , hLte at z r tr , e a ff l r d os o d rn e am Nazl t e m s, of A richly embroidered dress of white aerophane and gold, with t p e r a oki d s r i e o s n s, of ri b c l i o l ncl i y e a i t n ap o pe f chrysopase. . . MRS. STURGES BOURN, Petticoat of crape aerophane, richly embrsidevtd in gold lama; boddice of the same, trimmed with I?) . .4iac ; train of amaranth satin, bordered with gold lace. Ue,i,d.dress, feathers and diamonds. MRS, iIfiGH BAILLIE. A beautiful Ensiish'silver lama dress, with flouncing cw,inatch, over with Adelaide velvet; train ricloy trinimm,l to corr;dpolid with the dress; body and slecvelit i andschooly trimmed with blonde. Head-dress, feathers and ti proftiston of diamonds and emeralds. MRS. Blsay cliALkEiswit, A beautiful crape dress, nehly erribroidered in British silver lama ; velvet train. spiplatllk cl Arbitiered in silver lama to cor respond witb tqdres i s.. Head...dress, feathers and a p ro f us i on o f diamonds and gnethyats, MISS CONROY. An elegant white crape dress, embroidered in gold, 9i‘i? white satin ; train of rich white satin, trimmed with cod ind blonde. Head-dress, feathers and pearls. MISS WELLE,r . ..4.',EY. A white crape dress, richly eithedidered in gold, over white satin ; train of blue gres de , Nliples, lined with white had trimmed with Ql e 3 .Head-dress, feathers and diairionfli,. MISS BURGOYNE, White crape dress, tastefully and tdegan* ornamented with igold.floiniCes, corsage trimmed ‘ll4 oAleen's blonde and gold to icorresPond, over a white ss.t% Kitimat, with train of rich:green satin, finished with s ii - b9,4ering of gold and white flowers. Head dress, feattigt..„l4o.o, and brilliant topaz. tastefully trialiaied with blonde, and detached wreaths of white roses gad kites, body and sleeves richly trimmed with mantilla ^.. 4 .1 sabots of blonde ; a QC d E r N es T s !N. An elegant rich white beautiful pink satin a ruban mantiou,last e f u ll y trimmed W ith iIS satin S tulle and satin i the toute easelitthie youthful and elegant, Mead. dress, ostrich teatheziouiFl (fiaMonds and pearl s ; blpikolelat)pejs. "' MISS COCKBURN, . A wnise tulle dress over whitesatitLxk>qtastefullyoniagkenled !with fiowerst and ribbon, the bockk t and sleeirip la cQrstownil ; :train of pink gros de Naplr%; vtitn.rq:bc't,ulle v,tul satin. Head 'dress, pearls and feapiery . ••''' • " \1 41 17 , SrA LAIN& s ' r s 4. irl , e u reso t?ittitrkegl with silk and gold, Cuffs and itondb;‘a licautifilt iiiii sat train, MISS BLUNT. A tykite crape dress, richly embroidered wit',,,• Nweous colours, over a whit e sat i n s li p, w i t h a superb vc'Nct'tfaln, elegautly or namented to correspond. Ifeatt„, ebu'lrcot 'ilxised of gold blonde, feathers, and diamonds, of mr,4l 3g . .BAß y ? le O cc. Y r N at l ~,,_ t . A whito .0 , -.,. 4 .% i gqkt flowers, corsao.4.l4attly finis ed with Queen's b10nt1.,...An gold, over a ;wkite satin slip; ..manteau of pink satin, ie..it s it a rich garniture of ,flowers. Head-dress, feathers, litoly..A.s , ,:"dnd stiperb'emerlds. ' THE TW (1 0, 4.41'N-SI3S HOTHAM. Very elegant dregAa in - net . over satin, trirmli t ei) with,white lilacs and lilifn i banquets ; train's of white , o•l'ior silk; trimmed to suit , Vaoitti)las and lappets of blonde. ' ' . • ----, MISS W1A,§044,1. I A rich dress of British - blonclec ornamented with a truing of blonde and satin ; while ~gitn. petticoat; 'train of blue gress:.de 'Naples. Head-drev, feistlwrs and pearls. MISS GIIRg, p n elegant dress. of white crape, mfor a rich satict, beautifully trimmed with White hyacinths and Mae, ; a 'train bf splendid •;white watered silk, trimmed satin, and flowers to, suit, MISS SYMO/4DS. A rich white satin dresi, Mei:red With tulle,. martlficently 'embroidered wit h bunches qf white flowers the body finished with flounces of superb blonik , with seduisintes and ruffles en suite; a manteau of rich lilac velvet, lined with white satin. and trimmed round with a wreath of tulle intermixed with satin. A coronet of feathers, broad blonde lappets, and amethyst orna ments. _____ - - MISS C. LONG. Very elegant dress of net over s.rtin, trimmed with %k bite and lilies, in bouquets ; train of white watered silk, trimmed to suit ; mantillas and lappets of blonde. MISS DAVIS. A crape petticoat over white satin, richly trimme4 with blonde and flowers ; a pink satin train trimmed to c3rrespond. g e t_ dress, feathers, &c. MISS MACDONALD. A blue striped velvet train, with a white crepe dress, with gar land of flowers. THE TWO MISSES COCHRANE. Petticoat of white tulle, over white satin, embroidered with silver ; train, blue satin, embroidered with silver lama. Head dress, feathers. THE MISSES HOWLEY. A white crape dress, handsomely embroidered with bunches of drooping gold flowers and floss silk ; the body a diapre of tulle, striped with gold, and a double fall of rich blonde, with ruffles to correspond; train of rich pink satin, trimmed with gold. A plume of feathers and blonde lappets. MISS COOPER. A white crape dress, with a rich embroidered border of silver flowers, tertninaing at the side with bouquets of silver China asters and pink roses ; the body richly trimmed with silver, and a double fall of blonde and deep ruffles ; a manteau of pink satin, trimmed round with silver rouleau. A coronet of feathers and blonde lappets. MISS ROCHE. An elegant crape dress over white satin, richly trimmed with blonde lace, and ta s t e f u lly d ecora t e d with bouquets of white roses and jessamine ; mantilla and sleeves of beautiful blonde lace ; train of rich white gros de Naples, trimmed with silver rouleau. Head-dress, ostrich feathers, blonde lappets, pearls, and Ma)a. chile ornaments. MISS V A rich colonnade dre ss of Queen' Y s aE. blonde, terminating with a flounce, .elegantly ornamented with silver flowers, over a rich white satin slip ; train of amaranthus satin, superbly trimmed with silver and blonde. Head-dress of silver and blonde, feathers and lappets, with a profusion of magnificent di anonds, -• MISS FLANREY. A white dress, embroidered with gold, with green velvet leaves and blonde ; a satin train trimmed with gold, ornamented with blonde. TE MISSES White satin dresse H s, embroidered with coloured gold, very fashionable cuffs and blonde; white satin trains, trimmed with gold. MISS GORDON. A crepe dress, with gold ; a yellow train, with Gre k head-drc-.. MISS HAMILTON. A white crepe dress embroidered with silk and gold, mounted and rich border; cuffs and blonde trimmings; a white silk train trimmed with gold. THE THREE MISSES MANNERS SLTTTON. Superb dresses of Irish blonde, over rich white satin slips; the skirts of the dresses ornamented with two handsome flounces ot the same material, surmounted by a torsade of white satin ; cor sage et Manche, trimmed a la cours with rich blond; trains of rich pink satin, trimmed with rich blonde lace. Head-clresse,, rich plumes of feathers and jewels. MISS ELPHINSTONE. Dress of white crape and spangles, body plaited, full bell. , sleeves, and richly trimmed with blonde. Head-dress, white ostrich feathers; ornaments, emeralds and diamonds. MISS HOPE JOHNSTONE Dress ofsilver lama, richly trimmed with British blonde ; train of rich pink satin, magnificently embroidered with a convolvolus wreath in silver. Head-dress, a superb ornament of pearls, blonde lappets, and plume. MISS SAUMAREZ. White crave dress, richly embroidered with white and silver intermixed, and raisNt bunches of pink and silver convolvuluses ; pink satin train, trimmed with_ pink and silver wreaths to cor respond ; pink topaz ornaments. Head-dress, topaz tiara and plume. MISS S. WYNYARD. Dress of richly sprigged Queen's blonde, with a deep flounce to correspond, beaded with a wreathing of white satin and pearls ; blue satin train, trimmed with blonde and pearls. Blue crave and satin turban, with rich pearl ornaments and plume. MISS AUGUSTA BOROUGH. A white wrophane crape dress, richl embroidered and ele gantly trimmed with British blonde ace; train of white gros de Indes, embroidered and enriched with blonde. Head.dress, fez.- thers, jewels, amethysts, and diamonds. MISS ROACH. A white crape robe, trimmed with blonde and flowers, over white satin ; train of white satin. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds ; lappets of blonde. THE TWO MISSES JENNER, Rich white blonde gauze dresses, full trimmed ; deep blonde gold rouleaux and bullion tassels ; white satin trains, with gold border. White plumes and pearl ornaments. MISS HERBERT. Crape dress, beautifully embroidored with gold lama, over a satin slip ; train of oiseau de l'aradls satin ; mantile of blonde. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. MISS BOWDEN. Rich blonde lace dress of British fabric, elegantly trimmed with flowers and blonde ; mantilla and sabots of blonde; pink-striped satin train, richly trimmed. Superb plume of ostrich feathers; ear-rings, necklace, and bracelet; of pink topazes , . MISS FITZROY. A dress of yellow crape over yellow silk, handsomely orna , merited with violet flowers; train to correspond. Headdress, diamonds and feathers ; lappets of blonde. MISS COCKERELL A dress of rich blonde over white satin ; train of white satin. Head-dress and diamonds; blond lappets. MISS G. V. HARCOURT. A dress of white emtloidered crape, worn over white satin ; train of watered green silk, trimmed with ribantls. Head-dress, feathers, and brilliants, with blonde lappets, MISS SHELLEY. A robe of white crape, worn over white satin, trimmed. With gauze ribands ; train of white watered silk. Head-dress, tea. there and brilliants ; lappets of blonde. MISS CAMPBELL. A beautiful white crape dress, richly embroidered body and sleeves, handsomely trimmed with blonde, over white satin, in blue British velvet; train ornamented with white satin and ribands. Head-dress, white feathers and diamonds. MISS HARRIET WHITSHED. Dress of white acrophane crape, richly embroidered in white and gold, and pink watered gros de Napes;l train trimmed with gold lama and satin. Head-diva' feathers and blonde lappets. MISS SWETTENH A m . A blonde gauze dress, trimmed with blonde, satin, and bunches of violets, over a white gros de Naples train, 'with wreathing of violets to correspond with the dress. Head-dress, feathers and pearls. MISS BEA CE:`,7iOOD. tr ain o A dress of white embroidered "rape over a whit e sa ti n sl i p „,i, ; of blonde. feathers and brilli ants, lappets THE ILLUMINATIONS. WHITE'S, or the Chocolate H ouse, i n St. Jamees-street..--The Crown, star, Festoons, and A. R. CROCRFORD'S.--A most superb display. Briflant Stars, Fee. toous, Laurel-branches encircling transparencies of the King and Queen. surmounted by the most magnificent Crown weever saw. Baomica's--The Crown, Star, A. R., Festoons, and Laurel leav, s. BooDLE's, or the SAVONIERE.—The whole front exhibiting a matchless display. A. R., Crown, Star, Festoon'a, the Lotus-leaf, and a bnlliant Star. ARTHUR'S GLIB.—A. 12,, a Crown and Star, Festoons, &e. TII F. TRAVELLER'S Ctra.—A Crown, a Star, Festoons, and A. R. THE ATHEN.EUM.A. R., Crown, Star, and other de v i ces . THE SIILITARY Clailt.—A. It., a Crown, Star, Festoons, and other devices Tint oaritßa.-Hoosn.—A. R., a Crown, Stars, Festoons, &c. 1 4,41kti..LANE THEATER.—.A. R., a Crown, and Star. Covuar-Gatocx UHEATRE.—.A. R. a Crown, Star, and L aure l . THE HAYMARKET TIIKATRE.—A. It and a Crown. Tug UNIVERSITY CLUE.—A. R. a Crown, Star, and Lanrel-leaves. The tradesmen belongi ng t o t h e Q ueen displayed their loyalty and gratitude by suitable demonstrations, particularly the Queen's Milliner, Madame Duchon, in New Bond-street, the front of who house was brilliantly illuminated with A. It., Festoons. Star, and Laurel-leaves. Saum's, Fruiterer to the Queen, in Piccadilly, was also most brilliant There were many other brilliant illuminations in gas in Fall-mall. IN COCKSPUR-STREET—HANCOCK and Itaus's glass-warehouse was coaspicuous. Wuads's Musical Saloon, in St. James's-street, opposite Jer myn-street—The Crown. and Star, in gas, which could be seen even from the Haymarket. \VAUD, Confectioner to thdr Majesties, N ew B on d -street. —A brilliant Star, lighted with gas ; in the centre a transparency of the Regal Crown, supported with the initials A. R., which had a splendid effect TURNER, the silversmith, in New Bond-street; MARCH and PILDDON, in, Marlborough-streets; C. BINLEY, in MOIIIII-StleEl„ were very brilliant WE.UYON and SON, Old Bond-street —The Imperial Crown, of tho most imposing appearance surmounting the letter s A. It. underneath the British St ar , and other emblems. Comax,s, Titus manufacturer to their Majesties, near Temple Bar.—lteautiful 'Transparent Portraits of the King and Queen, set na in y a al trad an ia d o in f i c li u ta t r iVa t s r s o , i s th p i a e tt and surmounteJ, la; asuiraogrntiedtie ent Crown, with branehe, of laurel and oak lighted with gas the whole resting on a tatuot with the inscription Long way they Reign." DAY'S i'rtLvk and Camp ElzpAktoaVe Manufactoty, Exeter Change-1; a most brilliant 4epearance ; the illuminatinc clock, which lights itself by IWechanical process, and the letters A, It. with a large project 4 Crown lighted with gas, had aveity grand effect. Mr. THOMAS'S, ot tpudon-street, Fitzroy-square.—The letters A. R. surmounted. by a brilliant Star. ALTi:WiVga and Co., Engravos to her Majesty, 1, York street,. Ctivent-garden,—The lettors A. It. and a sp l en did Crown In the centre. - howl-Am:es Macassar Qll Warehouse, Hatton-garden, made the most splendid appeanace ; between two flags projecting from his Majesty's coat of 4wis, appeared a capital bust of ber Majesty in a wreath of ri s. with the words Adelaide the pride of England," ugiounded with branches of laurel, festoons, Fie_ and the whiale surmounted by a brilliant Crown. COLV#AN, Haymarket, Cdtler to the. Voyal Family, —A. R. xy;p.. festoons and laurel . .eaves, surmmated by a Star of great It Low and Ssqe, her Majesty's Perfumers, opposite Somerset ' House, had, zs brilliant Star QA each side of the Royal Arms, wilts festoons of irariegated lamps. Wssrs, gmuirr, 13,;,aft, and BARR, 1 , Carentrv-street, 'Wor cester Royal lorCelain Works.—The Crown of 17.nglaut, with ,i4,, in a Nqt . r i ir st. ted jam la e m s iLs, st o r t i Q their Majesties, banned by an Imperial lerOwn. Mr. J. J. VatiogriMal'a Mosaic Gold Warehouse, Old Caven dish-street a bakibant A. It. and Crown. with Mosaic geld lamps. Messrs,.,l,,tvEs,'lurr, and Hametos. Blonde Lace-tnanufac.. Curers i s o,lier Majesty, Soutlis:Wfuu-street, Covent -garden, the le;; ; crs A. R., surmounted dsome Colavii in variegated I,arttivi. disl4.Wl i n variegated laws A. R.„ sus._ 1 0 ' et ag ‘ x."u `iitie wi r an f d em D e r r et l s d ing g !_e e r, * _,,,,ker At her Majesty's, CoachmakerN4l.lotoXpottl-street, COLLIN G , RIDGE, COWL vi . 4, Co, a sPlenthASKOnn, Star, and A. R. m pavrk.andlio, 4, New Datil-street, Trunk, Camp Equiliage. a4d U pholsterers tut )star Zdajesties.--A large and. Tien- A.l Star, encircling a vattAta!sed projecting Crown, initials A: IL, 'with two Isutel,branches ; an Ave over ttie Coat of Arms, from whii/ii,s 3 / 4 ,lspqnded a festqoai Transparency with this motto, Fiztand's pride," the wlikele forming,;, mast brilliant effect (1„ P. UaLtatu and Qe k , Laeemen to bee Niajest).—The initials pr A, ojecti ng R., ajxwe Croy a douljkwreath of Lamps , surmounted by a large % Caooll. q .I`oNas (late Blades), Cut-Glass manufacturers, R., encircled. with splendid wreaths of Laurel brEiehes, .41;C: _,T4QmP,sqs , Bond-a:rect.—A., R. am id toe Crowa. THOMpsoN, Lorig-acre.Ditta. t n h e e ig m i ;10 them—thos e , d of It is a ; singulanfaai notwithstanding ale. length . aid sever ity o f t h e storm w hi ch b roke ap week, two. birds' nests were found a few dayk am). in Halifax Express. ofoneQbeueeinng'sinH a ca p d r , oce bo a tf . ) .t hring b eiqp i