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

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 satins, 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 trimmed with Brussels 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, embroidered with 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. Head-dress, ostrich 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 train, which 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.
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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.