The Sun.
London, England, 1855-05-03 00:00:00

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Miss Catherine Carr, by Mrs. Carr.
Miss Alice Cavendish, by her mother, Lady Louisa
Cavendish.
Lady Harriet Chichester, by the Marchioness of Done-
gall.
Miss Augusta Clifford, by Lady Clifford.
Mrs. Cookson, by Lady Lovaine.
Miss Cookion, by Lady Lovaine.
Lady Louisa Corry, by her mother, the Countess of Bel-
more.

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Miss Craieio, by the Right Hon. Emma Lady Petre.
Mrs. Charles Craven, jnn., by her aunt, Lady Pollen.
Lady Dacre, by Lady Catherine Cavendish.
Mrs. William I:Palma:tin, by the Dowager Countess of
Carnwath.
Miss De Laney, by the Dowager Lady Vivian,
Viscountess Dotterelle, by the Marchioness of Ely.
Miss Lucy Drummond, by Lady Elizabeth Drummond.
Countess of Dude, by Countess Spencer.
Lady Dunbar, by Lady Caroline Barrington.
Lady Emily Dundas, by Countess Spencer.
Miss Duncombe, by her mother, the Hon. Mrs. Arthur
Duncombe.
Lai ly Emily Dungarvan, on her marriage, by Viscountess
Dungarvan.
Mrs. Wm. Eden, by Lady Seymour.
Miss Emily Egerton, by Lay Charlotte Egerton.
Miss Marian Georgina Elwes, by the Countess of Yar•
borough.
Mrs. Peter Erle; by Mrs. W. G. Hayter.
Miss Jessie Erie. by her mother, Mrs. Peter Erle.
The Couutess of Ella, by Lady Agnes Duff.
Mi,s Helen Filmer, by her writhe:, Lady Filmer.
Miss Cecilia Fitzpatrick, by Mrs. Fitzpatrick
The Hon. Mrs. Henry W. Foley, on her marriage, by
Lady Foley.
Mrs. Fowler, by Lady Nortbcote.
Mrs. B. Frank, on her marriage, by her mother, Lady
Wake Walker.
Miss Geary, by the Hon. Mrs. Charles Bruce.
Miss Annie, Gillespie, by Mrs. W. G. Hester.
Mrs. Thounts'Mathew Olstaitrritt; 6tf ber untirlage, by her
mother, Mrs. Wilberforce Nrd.
Mrs. Rapt Gosset, by Lady Molesworth,
Miss Bigot Gusset, by her mother, Mrs. Bigot Cosset..
Miss Sophia Halfortl, by her mother, Mrs. Douglas
Halferd.
Miss Victoria Hamilton, by her mother, Mrs. Hans
Hamilton.
La ly Augusta Hay, by her mother, the Countess of
Kiunoull.
Lady Emily Hay, by the Duchess of Wellington.
Miss Henrietta flay, by the Duchess of Welliegton.
Mrs. General Hearsey, by Lady Frances Hotham.
Miss llearsey, by Mrs. General Hearsey.
Miss Nlai btu Hearsey, by Mi a. General Hearsey.
Miss Hope. by her aunt, Lady Mildred Beresfurd Hope.
Miss Adele Howard, by her aunt, Lally Petra.
Miss llnglian, by her aunt, the Duehess of St. Albans.
Viscountess Ingestre, on her marriage, by the Marchio.
nese of Salisbury.
Miss Beatrice Jebb, by Lady Grey.
Hon. Mrs. Stafford Juruiughatn, by the Countess of
Effingham.
bliss Stafford Jerningliam, by Mrs. Stafford Jerningham.
Mrs. Kay, by Luly P irke.
Miss Kind. rsley, by Lady Kinderslay.
The Hon. Mrs. King, on her marriage, by Lady Tem-
ples
Miss Eleanor Mary King, ty her mother, Mrs. Kieg.
Miss Fiances Bolton King, by her mother, Mrs. Bolton
King.
Miss Jane Bolton King, by her mother, Mr•s. Bolton
King.
The Lady Kinsale, on her marriage, by the Duchess of
Sutherland.
Lady Blanche Lacelles, by the Countess of Harewood.
Laity Cecilia L...teson, by her mother, the Countess of
Mil town.
Lady Barbara Leeson, by her mother, the Countess el
.Miltown.
Mrs Lewis, by Lady Rom
Mrs. Charles Mauners Lushingtin, by Lady Nortbcote.
Mrs. Maxwell Lyte, by Lady Laura Palmer.
Mrs. Macdonald, by Mrs. Hinds.
Mts. Elliot Macnaghten, by Lady Workman Mac.
naghten.
Miss Helena Macnaghten, by her mother, Mrs. Elliot
Macnaghten.
Miss Letitia Macnaghten, by her mother, Mrs. Elliot
Macnaghten.
Miss Jessie Malcolm, by Mrs. Malcolm. of Poltalloch.
Viscountess Malden, by the Duchess of St. Albans.
sirs. Manson, by Lady Agnes Duff.
Miss Louisa Manson, by Lady Agnes Duff. •
Miss Wykebam Martin, by the Countess of St. Germans.
Mts. John Carrick Moore, by Viscountess Dalrymple.
Mi•s Morgan, by her mother. Lady Morton.
Mrs. Grenville Murray, by Lady Janet Walrond.
Mrs. Munro, on her mars i-ge. by the Countess Delawarr.
Mrs. Henry O'Brien by Lady Graham.
Miss Mary O'Brien; by her mother, Mrs. O'Brien.
Mrs. Ogle, by Mrs. Towneley.
Miss Ogle, by Mrs. Ogle.
Miss Sophia Ogle, by Mrs. Ogle.
Mrs. Orde, of Nuunykirk, by the Duchess of Northum-
berland.
Honourable Emma Osborne, by the Marchioness of
Cholmlndeley.
Mrs. Gambier Parry, by the Countess of Clanwilliam.
Mre. Perry, by the Dowager Lady Talbot de Malahide.
Lady Peto, by the Duchess of Sutherland. ,
bliss Louisa Petro, by Emma Lady Petre: ,
Mrs Pipr, by Lady Theresa Lewis.
Miss Jessie Pollock, by ber mother, Lady Pollock.
Mrs. E•imnn I Probyn, by Lady Opirles Russell.
Miss I.:irch,Re3 iiariimon, by Mrs. Lloyd IVyuhe.
Miss Msry Biro!, Rep:unison, by Mrs. Lloyd Wynne.
Miss Rusnout, by Lai ly Foley.
L►.iy Wriotlie4oy Barbell. by the Duchess of Bedford.
Miss Evelyn Russell, by Lily Wriuthw•ley Russell.
Miss Clarissa Russell, by Lady Charles Russell.
Miss Charlotte St. John, by Lady Isabella St. John.
M: m Williaiu Rolierts•,n Seim buch, née Baronne de Ca-
pollen, by the Marchioness of Ely.
Mrs. Thomas Ssuniarez, on her marriage, by Lady Dacre.
Mrs. Truwecke Scobell, by Francess Countess of Wahle-
grave.
Miss Gertrude Seymour, by Lally Deere.
Mrs. tiWel, by Lady Clarendon.
The Hou. Phillippa Sidney, by the Vicountest Comber-
mere.

Miss Charlotte Smith, by her sister, Mrs. Walter Wards.
Miss Helen Smith, by her mother, Mrs. Martin Smith.
Miss Louisa Smith, by her mother, Mrs. !attain Smith.
Mixs Sneyil, by Mrs. Waymouth.
Mrs. Tnwke, by Mrs. Henley.
Mrs. Wright. Taylor, by the Dimager Lady Vivian,
Miss Catherine Thomm, by the Countess of Bective.
Miss Thornhill. by Mrs. Hungerford.
Miss Walker. by Lady Wake Walker.
Mt,. Walter Warne, by her sister-in law the Countess
of Guildford. ,
Lady Horst's. Wardlaw, on her marriage, by the
mites% of Wahlegrave.
Mrs. Warrtnder, by Lady Mary Stanley.
Lady Louisa Wells, on her marri,,,,e, by Lady Elcho.
Maitland Wilson, by Lady Kitidersley. .
Miss Matilda, Wilson, by her mother, Mrs. James Wil-
atm_

The Hon. Mrs. Geo. Wrottesley, by the Countess of
Tankerville.

LADIES' DRESSES.

COUNTESS COLLOREDO.
A. train of cerise glace, richly trimmed with deep blark
lace and bows of ribbon, over a petticoat of the same,
trimmed with deep flounces of black lace ; corsage
trimmed alike. Headdress of white jasmin and cerise
belles de jour, two magnificent tiaras of diamonds and
riviere, court plumes and lappets, and necklace of perles
fines and diamonds.
MADAMS VAN DE WEYER.
Train of rich black poult de soie, Hoed with black
ghee, and trimmed with ruches of tulle and black jet ;
petticoat of rich black glace, with tulle bouillons over,
looped with wreaths of jet and large nceude of crape
ribbon. Black scarf, for head, spotted with jet, black
plume ; diamond ornaments.
DUCHESS OF NORTHUMBERLAND.
Train of blue moirs antique, lined with glace and
trimmed with point lac,l ; petticoat, of blue tulle over with flounces of Brussels point, trimmed with
bouquets of white azalia.. Head-dress, feathers and
lace lappets ; ornaments, diamonds and pearls.
MARCHIONESS OF BREADALBANE.
Train of maize glace, covered and trimmed with tulle
and Brussels point ; pqtic)at of maize moire antique,
trimmed with tulle and flounces of magnificent Brussels
lace. Ilead,lress, feathers and veil ; ornaments, sto-
macher, necklace, and tiara of sapphires and diamonds.
COUNTESS OF DERBY.
Train of rich blue brocade, lined with white glace, and
trimmed round with tulle bouillons, in3mis of ribt.on.
and fine Brussels lace ; petticoat of rich white moire
a-tique, trimmed en taldier, with fine Brussels lace,
white Cana Tian apple•blossom, and uceuds of blue velvet.
Brussels lappets, white plume ; diamond ornaments.
LADY PETO.
Costume de cour, composed of a green and silver rich
brocaded train, trimmed with bouffants of crape, agraffed
dresswith hoof
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Brussels lace flounces. Brussels lace berthe, and lappetsroefenlicsiclake,iPc'odve'ld(ll(WilPti'mdosiillvaegrlligtirceal;
Court plume and 'Arum of diamonds and
emeralds.llead.d re"

PURCHASE OF THE BIRKENHEAD DOCKS BT T
thHE
LIVERPOOL CORPORATION.—Liverpool, nay
natal monthly meeting of the Town Council this aft-
.—A t e
noon, the Mayor, M..T. A. Tobin, ptated that negotia er-
tions for the putchase of the 13itkenhead Docks, which
hail Leen continued Trion time to time, and from time to
time broken off, hail been reiti-cuesed, and were now in
suet' a shape that tt.ey could i.e submitted to tialeppoairitii t
dweiri..Lttii);:nly.,ifatt:: ct
pirtmtl,.t
illi'lieL,t)in.ll:,-,c,leprkreiw,(alirltihrn.g Selztital:.l.l
s„tiJaction by the counecthhilie.puixaly\lva
heads of alilition,il ajreensetits, but on his return in a
row ilays a wecia: meeting of the council Would he
called, at which the whole matter would h
I,ated. The intelligence was recnved
Tom MAILS.—SOUTUADIPTON, allay 9 fp L
lAeir:tt i
this
ICI i
80 tlll
afternoonlsteamlyll
with
Y. Lieutenant ACauley, alb:
la, CAptain We Ya
and Pacific mails, 63 passenger,, ',mono,
wk. exican,
t:iin Henke
herd, 15,6001. value in s
silver, 3,6281. i n Jewell
p/. 0
iab)M.tueriladrilto:tirtairsorligweeecSonCeant
vlelevr:ileani.y.l.,
cargo. The Avon, with y, and the average ditto Al quick.
the 16th info. 'Pk
o,es,n.ship maor'idue r:ninsular aiid 0
;mails, is due on
r t Lc, and V,
' outward peninsular mails of
Lisbon, 0.„•4 ' —th Al a'els f r'ental Company's
the India China instant. - 1 I and Mediterranean
log. - She will c 'gtol,etal3exrapzeiclitalla ti,
the 7th instant.onycy ~,,,„,.
.u. out e:t ;:dien:ufseuillyiloidieer.!
The Sultan .
mane of- the 20th
is