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

THE ILLUMINATIONS.

WHITE'S, or the Chocolate House, in 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 devices.
THE SIILITARY Clailt.—A. It., a Crown, Star, Festoons, and
other devices
Tint oaritßa.-Hoosn.—A. R., a Crown, Stars, Festoons, &c.
14,41kti..LANE THEATER.—.A. R., a Crown, and Star.
Covuar-Gatocx UHEATRE.—.A. R. a Crown, Star, and Laurel.
THE HAYMARKET TIIKATRE.—A. It and a Crown.
Tug UNIVERSITY CLUE.—A. R. a Crown, Star, and Lanrel-leaves.
The tradesmen belonging to the Queen 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, New Bond-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 letters A. It.
underneath the British Star, and other emblems.
Comax,s, Titus manufacturer to their Majesties, near Temple
Bar.—lteautiful 'Transparent Portraits of the King and Queen, set
nain
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and surmounteJ, la; asuiraogrntiedtie
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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 splendid 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,,inaNqt.riirst.tedjamlaems iLs,stor
tiQ 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 iso,lier Majesty, Soutlis:Wfuu-street, Covent-garden, the
le;;;crs A. R., surmounted dsome Colavii in variegated
I,arttivi.
disl4.Wl in variegated laws A. R.„ sus._
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At her Majesty's, CoachmakerN4l.lotoXpottl-street, COLLING,
RIDGE, COWL vi. 4, Co, a sPlenthASKOnn, Star, and A. R.
mpavrk.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,s3/4,lspqnded a festqoai Transparency with this
motto, Fiztand's pride," the wlikele forming,;, mast brilliant
effect
(1„ P. UaLtatu and Qek, Laeemen to bee Niajest).—The initials
pr A,
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Croy a douljkwreath of Lamps, surmounted by a large
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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. amid toe Crowa.
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