The Sun.
London, England, 1840-04-10 00:00:00

EVENING EDITION

hour he would endea;mur to imitate the brevity of the Nnl

Lord's despatches rather than the reng;l. of -
(Laughter.) He would begin with the latter portion of his
address, but he must say he aid them a compliment when he
thought that any suggestion the Opposition could offer would have
any chance of prevailing.—( Cheers, and cries of " Divide.") He
was disposed at all times to attach thegreatest importance to the
representations offered by the merchants of the city of London,
but he must observe in reference to this subject of the Chi-
nese trade, he had observed in them at all times a strong dispo-
sition to resort to the use of force, and their representations
he looked on at the present moment with peculiar jealousy,
when he knew that there were Bills in London connected pith
the opium trade'under protest to noless an amount than 2,000,060/.
He concurred most heartily in the desire which had been expressed
that this demonstration of force, without further bloodshed,
might produce the desired result of renewing our comtnercial
relations, and he must say, Right Hon. Gentlemen wt.() had
commented with so much severity on any tarqTuarded expres-
sion of his lion. Friend the Member for Newark, had nell
themselves been remarkable for their measured language. Tho
Hon. Secretary of War had indulged in language and
illustrations which he (Sir J. Graham) had listened to !!
with the greatest astonishment. He had spoken of
the boast of Cromwell, that he would make the name of an
Englishman as dreaded throughout the East as that of a Ro-
man citizen ; and from the circumstances under which that
boast was uttered, he (Sir James Graham) could only
infer that the purpose of the Right Honourable
Gentleman was to intimate that he was desirous of
inflicting upon the Chinese vindictive punishment.—(Cheers,
counter-cheers, and uproar.) Now, to refer to the resolution
he had submitted—it had met with various comments—so
me
Honourable Gentlemen opposite had passed a high en-
comium on it, and others had as warmly condemned EE
it. It was the most hopeless operation in the world
nothing was so hopeless as throwing out baits for fish that
would not bite. He would never so waste his time.—
(Laughter, and cries of " Question" ar.d " Divide.") What
he wished to convey by it was the impression upon hie ow to
mind that the present state of affairs was produced
by mismanagement and want of foresight on the part
of her Majesty's Ministers. He had been educated in a school
and initiated into taking part in an opposition under expert
masters; it was his misfortune to have been educated in A
school in which the Noble Lord was acting on the defensive:
He could assure the Noble Lord to the best of his
recollection that this resolution was framed on the
most approved principles—the Noble Lord the Se-
cretary for the Colonies knew what those principles were.
He admitted that this was in some measure a party resolution, j.
and that it was meant to exhibit the feeling of party.—( Hear, '
hear.) He should, however, be ashamed to think there was
anything in his motion inconsistent with facts or truth. The
Noble Lord had said he had gratified him (Sir J. Graham) by
presenting all the papers he had asked fur ; and there was
certainly enough of them, however little they might prove,—
(Laughter.) If the House would permit him, he should like
to follow the Noble Lord through the various parts of
his speech.—(Cries of " Hear, hear," and " Divide.")
The Hon. Baronet was interrupted by loud cries of, " Diti •
divide," " Question, question," from all sides of the Holies,
but for several minutes he endeavoured to make hiaisrit
heard. The Speaker called " Order, order, order."
and silence prevailed for a, second or two, Isalk4
the Right Hon. Baronet again attempted Ito address the House,
when his voice was completely drowned in the shouts of " Di-
vide, divide, divide." The Right Hon. Baronet at length gotve,,
way to the loudly expressed feeling of the House, and with rtis;
nifest reluctance took his seat. •
Strangers were then ordered to withdraw, and the Howe ,
divided—

For the motion

Against it .. _ 271

Majority for Ministers . . . --JO
The announcement was received with deafening cheers from
the Ministerial side of the House.
The; other Orders of the Day were disposed of, a:ed
House adjourned at Half-past Four.

THE QUEEN'S DRAWING ROOM,

The Queen held her first Drawing Room this sewn yester-
day afternoon at St. James's Palace. Her Majesty and Prince
Albert, attended by their Suite, including the Mistress of the
Robes, the Marchioness of Normanby, Lady in Waiting, Earl
of Listowell, Lord in Waiting, Mr. Rich, the Groom in Wait-
ing, Hon. Colonel Cavendish (Clerk Marshal), Equerry In
Waiting, Mr. Cowell, Mr. Chichester, and Master C. Wemyss,
Pages of Honour in Waiting, Lord George Lennox and Colon
Bouverie, Gentlemen of the Bedchamber, and Equerr;
Waiting on Prince Albe rt, arrived with the escort at two
o'clock from Buckingham Palace.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert were received on their
arrival by the Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Steward, and the
Master of the Horse.

Before the Drawing Room her Majesty (according to annual
custom) received a Deputation from Christ's Hospital in the
Royal Closet, who were ushered to the presence of the Queen
by Sir William Martins, Gentleman Usher in Waiting. The
Deputation consisted of Mr. Alderman Thompson, M.P., the
President, Mr. Richard Hotham Pigeon, the Treasurer, Mr.
Alderman Copeland, M.P., and Mr. Thomas Poynder, Go-
vernor, accompanied by the liter. William Webster, the Mathe-
matical Master, Mr. W. H. Back, the Drawing Master,
and forty boys educated in the Royal Mathematical
School founded by King Charles the Second. Het. Majesty
took particular interest in the drawings and charts of the boys,
and was pleased to express her approbation of their execution.
Her Majesty kindly desired the Lord Cha7aberlain to introduce
the deputation to his Royal Highness "-e-rince Albert, who re-'.
ceived the Members of the Deputation most graciously.
The Queen, attended by the Ladies, Maids of Honour, and
Women of the Bedchamber of her Household, afterwards en-
tered the Throne Room, and held her Drawing Room. Their
Royal Highnesses the Duke of Sussex, the Duke and Duchess
of Cambridge, Prince George, and the Princess Augusta of
Cambridge, and his Serene Highness the Hereditary Prince,
of Saxe Cobourg Gotha were present.
The following presentations to her Maiesty took place in the
diplomatic circle :_.

La Comtesse Zichy Ferraris, by Countess Bjornstierna, the
Lady of the Swedish Minister.
Madame C. B. D'Oliveira, the Lady of the Brasilian Envoy
at the Court of St. Petersburg—by Madame Marques Lisboa,
the Lady of the Brazilian Charge d'Affaires et this Court.
Madame T. Murphy, nee de Beaumont Rochemure, the
Lady of the Mexican Charge d'Affaires, and Madame M. Mos-
queraohe Lady of the Charge d'Affaires from the Republic of
New Granada—by Viscountess Palmerston, the Lady of her
Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
After the presentations at the Entree the general company,
were introduced.

Mrs.,Charles Frederick Huth, the Lady Mayoress's daughter,
vi as presented to the Queen by the Marchioness of Normanbs-.
Le Comtesse de Reuse Korstritz was presented to her Ala-
jesty by Lady Sarah Murray.
Among the Entree company were the French Ambassador ;
Noory Effendi, Turkish Ambassador on a Special Mission, ac-
companied by Mr. Salame, her Majesty's Oriental Interpreter ;
the Prussian Minister, the Swedish Minister and Countess
Bjornstjerna, the Wurtemberg and Bavarian Ministers, the Pie.
therlands Minister and Ilsladame Dedel, the United States
nister and Mrs. Stevenson, the Sardinian and Portugueselii-
nisters, the Grecian Minister and Princess Maurocordatu,, the
Venezuelan, Russian, Spanish, and Saxon Ministers:
Baron de Nieumann on a Special Mission from Auger*.
M. de Hummelauer' Austrian Charge d'Affaires;
Capese Galesta sei Duchi di Regina, Sicilian Champ
d'Affaires; Commandeur M. Lisboa, Brazilian Charge
d'Affaires, and Madame Lisboa; Mr. Charles Drottet,
Belgian Charge d'Affaires ; Mr. T. Murphy, Mexican Charge
d'Affaires ; M. Mosquera, Charge d'Affaires of New Granath' ;
Count de Rohan Chabot of the French Embassy Count de
Banneville, and Mr. de Vandeul, Mr. Benjamin Rush, Secre-
tary of the American Legation ; Baron de Lebzeltcrn, Secre-
tary of the Austrian Embassy; Count Revel, Secretary to the
Sardinian Legation; Count Bille Brake, Secretary ;, and Baron
Bertouch, Attache to the Danish Legation ; Chevalier Rebell*
de Carvalho, Secretary; and Mr. L. A. Pinto de Soveral,
Attache to the Portuguese Legation ; Mr. B. Muriel, Secre-
tary of the Mexican Legation; Mr. Agop, late Turkish Chargit
d'Affaires ' • and Bekir Bey, Colonel in the Turkish Service;
Le Baron Gustave Van Zuylen, and Victor Van de Woestyne,
Attaches to the Belgian Legation ; Count de Quadt Jssag,
Officer of the Guards of his Majesty the King of Wurtenia
berg; Prince Jean de Soutgo, Baron. James de Roth's-
child, Baron Charles d'Eichthal, with the Bavaria,
Minister, Baron de Cetto • Baron de Zandt, Chamberlain of
the King of Bavaria; &tint Vablentine Esterhazy, Count
George Esterhazy, of Galantha; Chevalier Concha, Secretary,
and M. F. Pampillo, Attache to the Spanish Legation ; Cotint
Zichy Ferraris, the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, the
Lord Chancellor, the Bishop of London, the Lord Steward,
the Lord Chamberlain, the Master of the Horse, the Captain
of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms; Lori
Gold Stick is Waiting; the Lord Chief Justice of the Com-
mon Pleas, the Master-General of the Ordnance; Sir Henry
Parnell, Paymaster-General; Marquis Handy, A.D. C. to the
Queen ; Mr. W. Turner, her Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Republic of New Granada;
Mr. Morier, Minister Plenipotentiary to the Swiss Confederation;
Lord Robert Grosvenor, Groom of the Stole, and .\lr. George
Edward Anson, Treasurer of Prince Albert's Household ;
Mr. fiackhouse, Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs;
Hon. F. Maule, Under Secretary of State for the Home De-
partment ; Hon. Sir Edward Btttler, Lieutenant of the Hon.
Corps of Gentlemen at Arms ; Sir Edwin Pearson, Lieutenant
of the Yeomen Guard; the Lord Mayor, the Master of the
Ceremonies, the Attorney-General, Lord Radstock Newal,
A. D. C. in Waiting; Co.onel Sir Robert Gardiner, Colonel
Wood, Colonel Sir James Reynett, and Colonel Sir Adolphus
Dalrymple, A. D. C. to the Queen, Mr. Henry Robinson,
Standard-bearer to the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms ;
Lord Alfred Paget, Equerry to her Majesty ; Colonel
Wemyss, Equerry to her Majesty ; Colonel Wylde, Equerry,
and General Sir George Anson, Groom of the Bedchamber .
to H. R. H. Prince Alben; Dr. F. Schenck, Sicretary tohis
Royal Highness Prince Albert; the Rev. Samuel Smith,
Chaplain to the Lord Mayor, the Lord Advocate of Scotland.
Mr. James Bunce Curling, Clerk of the Cheque of the Hon.
Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms; Mr. Ellerthorp, Clerk of the
Cheque of the Yeoman Guard; the Groom of the Robes, Ca it.
Seymour Sadler, Exon in Waiting; Sir Benjamin Smith, do,
Richardson, Royal Horse Guards, Silver Stick to Waiting ;
Major Hyde, Assistant Master and Marshal, of the Ceremonies;
Mr. Alfred Montgomery, Gentleman Usher in Waiting, and
Colonel Aitchison, Scots Fusileer Guards, Field Officer in
Waiting. Among the general company were Le Comte LXI.S.
de Reuss Koestry, and the following—
DUCHESSES—lnverness, Buccleuch, Somerset, Northumber-
land, Argyll, Roxburghe, Dowager Rozburghe.
MsacnioamssEs—Winchester, Douro, Lansdowne, Lon-
donderry, Ailesbury, Cholmondeley.
Coo NTESSES—Lichfield, Tankerville, Rosebery, Errol,
Glengall, Falmouth, Ilxbride (Lucy) Wintertou, Surrey,
Kinnoull, Dowager Clare, harlevilie, Lo z
Lovelace, Dowagirds
Listowell, A. Vander Burch, Dowager Chichester, ,
Cadogan, Carlisle, Verularn_. oCawdor, Wilton, Denbigh, Had-
dington, Albemarle, Darlington, Essex,De la Warr, Durham,
_)
Amherst, Dowager Ashburn am, Galloway.
VISCOUNTESSES—Gage, 'Canning, Dowager Dillon, Collet-
well, Anson, Sydney, Maynard, Fitzharris, Howick.
Lanies—Anne Anson, Bowater, Langdale,_ Trimlestoh-n.
Yardelkiller, Seale, Teignmont h Francis Gordon, Gardner,,
Charlotte,Hury, Constance Paget, Aldis,Bowyer Smyth, IV.
kenfield, Antrobus, Dinorben, Emily Foley, Bulkeley Phi-
Epps, Cottenham, Honoria Cadogan, Curtis, Fitz Wygrark. '
Ogle, Ernest Brudenell Bruce, Henniker, Poland, Peel,
vers' Catheriner,Cavendish, Augusta Cadogan, Acton, ESSia-
beth Elliot, Fanny Elliot, Shaw Stewart, Dowager Cawdtir,
Williams, Dowager Rivers, Ashburton, Charlotte Egertex,
Helen Stewart, Bargoyne, Worsley, Elizabeth Hope Vern,
Sondes, Charlotte Guest, Louisa Primrose, Anne Primrose, '
Elizabeth A. Smyth, Georgiana Toler, Adelaide Paget, Emily I
Gore, Elizabeth Gore, Montagu, Eleanore Paget, Augusta
Gordon, Dowager Cawdor, Ida flay, Mahon, Frances Vane,
Mary Howard, Dalrymple, Mary Fending, Emily Harding..
Anne Beckett, Willoughby D'Eresby, Wharnclifle, Sarah VII:-
liers, Napier, Mary Grimsten, Henrietta Pelham, Mary FAe.
phenson, Maryborough, Norreys, Elizabeth West, Elizr,beth
Howard, Mary Howard, Grey, eynett, Lucy Pelham,
burst, Seymour, Georgians Grey, Katherine Fleming„ Louisa
Fitz Maurice, Herries, Townsend Farquhar, Cust, 'Sandford
Graham, Elizabeth Fending, Hulse, Elizabeth Cole, Dowager
Floyd, Cowley, Agnes Buller, Hamilton, Law.* Ilfeyriek,
Lurgan, Clarendon, Mary Latribton, Henrietta Pei-
ham Lucy Pelham Caroline Strangways, Methuen, Crow,
O'Donel, Cecilia Paulet, Caroline Wood, Anne Wilbraham.
Carteret, Wilson, Fuller, E. R. Ginkle, Elinor Ashburnhana.
Dowager Ellenberough, Georgians Campbell, Caroline Camp-
bell, Harriet Baring, George Murray, Eustace, Augusta Poi-

lett, Sarah Murray, Hall, Marianne Compton, Theresa Lister,
Pearson, Gordon, Vivian, James Hay, Oranmore, Granville
Somerset, Stuart de Rothesay, E. Bulteel, George Lennox,
Charlotte Blount, Wetherall, Ashworth, E. F. Drummond,
Ouseley, Radstock, Elizabeth Campbell, A. M. Donkin, Jodrell,
Compton, Johnston, Charlotte Tournour, 0. Rebow, Price,
Rennie, Glenlyon, Thos. Hay, (Sophia) Reudlesham, Colchester
Dowager Blackett, Stratheden, G. Towneley, Walker, Barrow,
Colborne, J. Stuart, Maclaine, J. Bouverie, Ravensworth,
L. de Horsey.
BARON essiis—Le Despencer,Braye.
HONORABLES—Mrs. George Hope, Miss Gage, Mrs. May-
nard, Miss Julia Maynard, Mrs. C. Ashburnham, Miss May-
nard, Hester King, Mrs. Law, Charlotte King, Mrs. Thomas
Erskine, Miss Noel, Mrs. William Herbert, Mrs. George
Edward Anson, Miss Mitford, Mrs. Musgrave, Mrs. Philips,
Mrs. C. ) ritzroy, Mrs. P. Bouverie, Mrs. C. Drummond,
Mrs. J. Elliot, Mrs. More O'Ferrall, Pauline Southwell,
Mrs. Maunsell, Lady Cockburn, Lady Lumley, Caroline
Graves, Mrs. Hobhouse, Henrietta Otway Cave, Mrs. T.
Heneage, Lady Borough, Georgiana Liddell, Anne Law,
Mrs. George Ponsonby, Emily 'I helusson, Sophia Thellusson,
Lady Stirling, Miss Smythe, Miss Murray, Mrs. A. Thellus-
son, Mrs. Grey. Lady Murray, Mrs. Finch, Eliza Napier,
i Mrs. S. Bathurst, Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. Brampton Jurdon,
Baroness Dimsdale, Lady Pakenham, Mrs. W. 0. Stanley,
Mrs. Stanley, Miss Willoughby, Mrs. John Talbot, Lady
iMiddleton, Emily St. John, Margaret Browne, Mrs. Vansittart,
Mrs. Henry Murray.
MISTRESSES—BIomfieId, Hindley, Backhouse, Aldis, Hugh
Baillie, John Round, Askew, Seale Hayne, John Alexander
/Sankey, Henry Tufnell, Loch, Charles Lushington, Mundy,
Howley, Blake, Greene, Charles Archibald, Blair, Myddleton
Biddulph, Edward Majoribanks, Grenville Berkeley, Thesiger,
Seymour, Henry Milman, Cooper Cooper, Stewart, William
Stuart, Long. Kingsmill, Alexander Hall Hall, Barnard,
1 William Bedford, Richard Cleaveland, Cotterell, Camp-
/ hell of Islay, George Byng, Dering, Alexander Wood,
Christie, Reader, Campbell (Melfort, ) Bernal, Cox,
Dodd, Henry Porter, Vere Fane, Marryat, Henry Howard,
' Thomas Jackson, Ives Sutton, Hodgson Hinde, Wm. Fred.
'Ealing, Bishop Culpeper, D'lsraeli, Shaw Lefevre, Clay,
Marlav, Hutchins, Thomas Gladstone, Trent, John O'Con-
nell, Colonel Howard, Henry Petre, G. St. John Mildmay,
Moder, Talfourd, General Alexander, Charles Paget. Fan-
shawe, John Wood, Dash wood Ricketts, J. H. Vivian, Ireland
Blackburne, Ashton Yates, Wyndham, Henry Bentinck, Rus-
sell Ellice, H. Mangles Denham, Packe Reading, William
Northey, Frankland Lewis, Wiggett Chute, Milner Gibson,
J. S. Rochfort, Wm. Turner, Planta, Arbuthnot, Stanley,
George Clive, Lambert Blair, Hedworth Lambton, E. Boo-
verie, Musgrave Brisco, Howard, Loth, John_ Abel Smith,
George Moyle Sherer, M'Gregor, Maberly, Edward Denison,
Shuldham, Win. Turner, Dawson, Berkeley Paget, George
Clive, Geo. Cary Elwes.
j Misses—Blake, Seymour, Shaw Stewart, Fannyßackhonse,
Mary Blomfield, Jane Backhouse, Blomfield, Ouseley, Lucy
Cooper Cooper, Antrobus, Charlotte Curtis, Caroline Hony-
wood, Heron Maxwell, Seale, Burdett Coutts, Jane Hope
Vere, Pole, Anne Antrobus, Erskine, Bowyer Smythe, Louisa
' Honywood, Baillie, Blackwell, Greene, Frances Dering, Smyth,
Fite Wygram, Augusta Fitz Wygram, Emma Tylney Long,
Long Wellesley, Law, Mvddelton Biddulph, Erskine, Hope
Vere, Peel, Marjoribanks, Ann Augusta Curtis, Eliabeth Casa-
maijor, Dering, Tindal, H. E. Cavendish, Seymour, Copley,
Harriette Campbell, Franklin, Pearson, Cox, Georgiana Byrne,
E. Dennistoun, Ouseley, Baring, Emily Baring, Louisa Percy,
Wellesley, Gordon, Sulivan, M. Sulivan, Tierney, M. Tierney,
F. Johnston, Johnston, Emily Oswald, Maria Herries, Dimsdale,
Marion Campbell, Anne Anson, Christie, Dawson, Blackett,
Grey, Isabella Herries, Fanny Grey, Laura Kingston, Bury,
Vyse, Compton, Barrow, C. Williams Wynne, Asworth, Ad-
derley, Rochfort, Augusta Murray, Caroline Bellew,
Herbert, Diana Ponsonby, Rose Ann Porter, Clive, Eustace,
Susan Fanshawe, Beckford, Montague, Percy, Herries,
Emma Pearson, Parke, Byrne, Gordon, Marra Rivers, Emily
Blackburne, Mary Fanshawe, Mary Parke, Anna Maria Mild-
may, Kensington, Anstruther Thomson, Kekewich, Bradford,
Fedding, Sophia Maunsell, Scott, Drummond, Eleanor Drum-
mond, Heneage, White Emily Fane, Theresa Drummond,
Harriet Blackburne, Eliza Alexander, Paget, Cross, Fanny
Harvey, Wyndham, Emma Bernal, Dorothea Morier, Sidney
Williams Wynn, Hay, Henrica Morier, Peel, Harcourt Vernon,
Horatio Morier, katharine Morier, Louisa Mackinnon, F.
Wood, Crawford, Jodrell, Georgiana Bushe, Maunsell, Harvey,
C. Cooper Cooper, Shippard, Hulse, Casamaijor, Wilson,
Emily Alexander, Ridley Colborne, Methuen, Stuart, Julia
Drummond, C. Bouverie Sophia Bernal, M. Bouverie,
Vivian, F. Wood, Louisa Percy, G. V. Harcourt, Rochfort,
Louisa Vansittart, Caroline Bellew, Walker, Sophia Vansittart,
Fuller, Heys.
The following Ladies had the honour of being presented to
' her Majesty :
The Duchess of Argyll, by the Lady Charlotte Bury
Lady Anne Anson, by the Countess of Lichfield
Lady Bowater, on her marriage, by the Countess of Denbigh
The Lady Triinlesten, on coming to the title, by Viscountess
Forbes
Laxly Dinorben, on her marriage, by her Grace the Dichess
of Inverness
Lady Acton, by Vicountess Palmerston
Lady Williams, by Lady Stratheden
The Countess f Amherst, by the Countess Delawarr
Lady Helen Stewart, on her marriage, by the Marchioness of
Londonderry
Lady Louisa Primrose, by the Countess of Rosebery
Lady Arbuthnot, by Lady Harriet Baring
Lady Georgiana Toler, by Lady Helen Stewart
Dowager Countess of Listowel, by the Countess of Albemarle
Lady Frances Vane, by her mother, the Marchioness of Lon-
dunderry
The Countess Alexandre Van der Burch, by her mother, Mrs.
Cooper Cooper
Lady Mary Feilding, by her mother, the Countess of Denbigh
Mss. Greene, by the Countess Delawarr
Lady Sarah Villiers, by the Countess of Jersey
Lady Katherine Fleming, on her marriage, by the Marchioness
of Lansdowne
Miss Greene, by her mother, Mrs. Greene
The Lady Cecilia Pauiet, by the Marchioness of Winchester
Lady O'Donel, by the Marchioness of Normanby
Lady Elizabeth de Reede Ginkle, by Mrs. Henry Bentinek
gtou
Lody Hall, by the Countess of Hacidin Lady Charlotte Blount, by the Countess of Albemarle
Lady Elizabeth Campbell, by the Countess of Cawdor
Lady Crompton, by Lady Anne Smyth
Hon. MiSs Noel, by her mother, Lady Barham
Hon. Charlotte King, by the Countess of Lovelace
Hon. Hester King, by the Countess of Lovelace
The Hon. Mrs. Charles Ashburnham, on her return from
Mexico, by the Countess Dowager ot Ashburnham
The Hon. Miss Julia Maynard, by Vicountess Maynard
The Hon. Miss Maynard, by Lady Glenlyon
The Hon. Eliza Napier, by her mother Lady Napier
Hon. Caroline Graves, Mrs. Edward Hobhouse
The Hon. Henrietta Otway Cave, by. her mother Baroness
Braye
Hon. Mrs. More O'Ferrall, by her mother Viscountess
Southwell

4,likan. Mrs. Musgrave, on her marriage, by her sister the Hon.
Philips
Baroness Braye, by Lady Cottenham
Mrs. Hindley, by Mrs. Stanley
Airs. Loch, by the Dowager Lady Cawdor
Mrs. Blake, by the Hon. Mrs. Seymour Bathurst
.Mrs. Seale Hayne, by Lade Seale
'Hon. Eanly St. John, by Lady Methuen
lion. Margaret Browne, by her mother, Lady Oranmore
Hon. Mrs. Brampton Gurdon, by her mother, Lady Colborne
Mrs. Dering, by the Countess of Verulam
Mrs. Campbell (Melfont), by the Countess of Clarendon
Alm Reader, by the Duchess of Roxburgh
Mrs. Christie, by Lady Burgoyne
Mrs. Alexander NI nod, on her marriage, by Lady Caroline
Woud
_ _

..Mrs. Richard Cleveland, by the Hon. Mrs. Valisittart
Mrs. William Beekford, by the Dowager Lady Rivers
Mrs. Alexander Ilall Hall, by Mrs. Blain
Mrs. Kingomill, by her mother, Mrs. Howley
Mrs. Stewart,by the Marchione,s of Normanby
Mrs. Henry Milinan, by the Marchioness of Laos dovine
Alm FrankYand Lewis, on her marriage, by Lady Anna Marla
Donkin

Mrs. William Northing, by Lady George Murray
Mrs. Henry Mangles Denham, by the Countess of Ca
odor
Mrs. Henry Bentinek, by the Lady Radstoek
Mrs. Dashwood Ricketts, by the Countess of Clarendon
Mrs. Charles Paget, on her matriage, by the Countess: of I's-
bridge

Airs. flntehiw, by Lady Charlotte Guest
Mrs. D'israeili, on her marriage, by the Hon- Lady E °rough
Ain,. Bishop Culpeper, cn her marriage, by :Vas. Edwal•Ll 800

eerie

Miss Seymour, Ly her mother
Miss Mary Blomfield. by Mrs. Blomfield
Alis Charlotte Curti, by Lady Curtis
Miss Jane Hope Vere, by Lady Elizabetk Hope Vere
Miss Heron Maxwell, by Lady Napier
Miss Blake, by the Hon. Mrs. Seymour Bathurst
Miss Frances Dering, by the Countess of Verulam
Miss Denny, by Mrs. William Stuart
Miss Elizabeth Casarnaijor, by Mrs. John Eliot
Miss Ann Augusta Curtis, by Lady Cards
Miss Erskine, by her mother the Hon. :Mrs. Thomas Erskine
Mrs. William Frederick Tinling, by Lady Wetherell
• Mrs. Hodgson Hinde, by the Duchess of Northumberland
Mrs. Ives Sutton, on her marriage, by the Duchess of
Roxburgh
Mrs. Thomas Jackson, by Mrs. General Alexander
Mrs. Henry Howard, by the Dowager Lady Cawdor
Mrs. Dodd, by Mrs. General Alexander
Mrs. Illaikyat, by Mrs. Byng
Mrs. Vere Fane, by Lady Anne Beckett
Mrs. Henry Porter, by the Countess Delavrarr
Mrs. George Clive, by Lady Harriet Clive
Mrs. M'Gregor, by Lady George Murray
Mrs. Edward Denison, on her marriage, by the Dowager Lady
Rivers
Mrs. George Moyle Sherer, by Mrs. Blair
Mrs.T Lion.lo Lott,
Mrs.t L alilyenßaryttntnockay,
by her mother, Baroness Braye
Mrs. George Cary Elwes, by her mother, the lion. Mrs.
Heneage
Miss Francidin, by her sister; Mrs. William Frederick Tinling
Miss Harriett Campbell, by Lady Walker
Miss Dennistoun, by Lady Lurgan
Miss E. Dennistoun, by Lady Lurgan
Miss Eleanor Drummond, by the Duchess of Northumberland
Miss Drummond, by the Duchess of Northumberland
Miss Emily Fane, by her mother, Mrs. Vere Fane
Miss Fanny Harvey, by Lady Hall
~ Miss Sdphia Maunsell, by her mother, the Hon. Mrs. Maim sal
Miss Anstruther Thomson, by Lady Adam
Miss Mary Parke, by her mother, Lady Parke
Miss Maria Rivers, by her mother Lady Rivers
Miss Percy, by the Countess Dowager of Asliburaham
Miss Susan Fanshawe, by Mrs. Fanshawe
Miss Beckford, by the Dowager Lady Rivers
- Miss Rose Anne Porter, by her mother, Mrs. Henry Porter
Miss Caroline Bellew, by Lady Maclaine
Miss Compton, by her sister, Mrs. Hodgson Hinde
• Miss Fanny Grey
Miss Laura Kingston, by Lady Ashworth
Miss Dawson, iii, Mrs. Colonel Howard
Miss Christie, try her mother, Mrs. Christie
Miss Emily Oswald, by Lady Glenlyon
Miss Anne Anson, by the Countess of Lichfield
Miss Marion Campbell, by Lady Walker
Miss Sophia Bernal, by Mrs. Bernal
- Miss Sophia Vansittart, by Mrs. Vansittart
Miss Louisa Vansittart, by the Hon. Mrs. Vansittart
Miss Julia Drummond, by the. Duchess of Northumberland
• Miss Emily Alexander, by her mother, Mrs. General Alex.
glider
Miss Wilson, by Lady Laura Me • Miss Casamaijor by the
Botrih. Mrs. John Eliot
Miss Louisa Mackinnon, b
e Countess of Jersey
Miss Jodrell, by Lady Jodryell
Miss Harvey, by Lady Hall
Miss Katherine Morier, by Mrs. mori •
Miss Henrica Morier, by Lady .RadstoZ
it Dorothea Morier, by Lady Rails
Miss Emma Bernal, By Mrs. Bernal •
Miss Kekewich, by her aunt, Lady (Sandford) rail,.
Tli following Noblemen and Gentlemen Graham
the
Drawing-room:—
Duzas—Roxburgh, Argyll. .. .
, MA RQuists—Cholmondeley, Headiort, Londonderry, Nor.
i manby, Lansdowne, Douro, Northampton.
EitaLs--Jersey, Amherst, Clare, Glengall, Zetland, Rad-
nor, Grey, Charleville, nosebery, Lovelace, Compton, Minto
,
Falmouth, Mount Cashel], Kinnoull.
Viscourrs—Strangferd, Sydney, Melbourne, Alford, Pal-
merston, Cantilupe, Lake, Canning, Maynard.