The Sun.
London, England, 1837-04-28 00:00:00

THE ILLUMINATIONS.

Crockford's—The letters " A. R." and the crown, encircled
by vast branches of laurel.
The Carlton Club House—A large projecting Windsor
crown in gas, supported by a radiated star of large dimensions,
and on either side the Royal initials " A. R.," all in gas, and
surrounded by wreaths of laurel branches.

White's Club---" A. R.," star, festoons, &c., towering abOve
the British crown.

The Guards' Club—" A.R.," two stars, and the crown, in
gas. Very brilliant.

- The Wyndham Club—" A. R." stars, crown, &c.
Boodle's—" A. R.," stars, festoons, laurel branches, and a
crown, of great beauty, the whole occupying the extent of this
fine building.
Brookes's—" A.R.," two stars, and a crown, it festoons.

Arthur's—The " A. 1t.," stars, crown, and laurel branches,
in gas.
Graham's—" A. R.," crown, stars, a laurel leaf.

The Traveller's—Every architrave, the pediment, &c.,
beaded with lamps ; the novelty was very pleasing.
The United Service—" A. R." the crown, stars, festoon,
laurel branches, &c., forming a complete blaze of light.
The Athenaeum—The whole in gas.
The Alliance—A crown, with '• A. R."
The Junior Service Club—" A. R.," two stars, the crown,
festoons, and laurel branches.

The Clarence Club—" A. R.," crown, and festoons.
The University Club—" A. R.," crown, star, laurel
branches ; very rich and handsome.

Strongi'tlearm, in Waterloo-place—" A. R.," crown, &c.
in gas.
The Opera•—" A. R.," in gold-coloured lamps, surmounted
by a splendid crown in variegated lamps, likewise star and
festoons.

Drury-lane Theatre—" A. R." of large dimensions in
amber-coloured lamps, and an old English crown in lamps.
Covent-Garden Theatre—" A. IL" and a projecting crown
in gas.

Sint
James's Theatre—A large projecting crown brilliantly
illuminated with gas, supported with a radiated star, with
" A. R." on either star.

Haymarket Theatre—." A. R." in amber coloured lamps,
with an Imperial crown, jewelled in variegated lamps, en..
wreathed in laurel and palm.
Olympic Theatre—The Royal initials " A. R." in gold-
coloured lamps, with .a splendid crown in variegated lamps.
Adelphi—A star, brilliantly illuminated with gas.
Messrs. Howell and James's—Large projecting Imperial
crown, supported by a brilliantly radiated star, encircled by
interwoven wreaths of laurels and palm branches. "A. R."
on either side.

W. Day, trunk and camp equipage manufacturer to their.
Majesties, 353, Strand—An immense gas star, radiated.
Messrs. Turner, jewellers and goldsmiths to their Majesties
and the Royal Family, 423 and 49, New Bond-street--A mag.
nificcnt gas star of Brunswick, with the Imperial crown.
Madame Dory's— A splendid crown, and the initials" A. R.,"
surrounded by a beautiful star.
Hannay and Co., perfumers to her Majesty, 63, Oxford-
street—Brilliantly illuminated with gal,
Mrs. Johnston, dressmaker and milliner to her Majesty--A
star, with the letters " A. R."

Irish Poplin Warehouse, Pall mall—A brilliant Star,
Messrs. Smith and Baber's floor-cloth manufactory, knights-
bridge—The ietterl " A, R. 4WQ stars, surmounted by the

crown, with branches of laurel, pyramids, and lotus leaves;
very rich and handsome.

- -
tiowland's Macassar oil and kalydor warehouse, 20, Hatton-
garden, exhibited the initials " A. R.," with a splendid crown
and star, in variegated lamps.
Low and Son, perfumers to her Majesty, opposite Somerset
House, hal "A. R." with a brilliant crown, in variegated lamps•
Messrs. Flight, Barr, and Barr, Coventry-street, Worcester •
Royal porcelain works—The letters " A. 1?.." with a star of the
Order of the Garter, surmounted by the Crown of England ;
the whole on a ground of emerald green.