The Sun.
London, England, 1851-05-16 00:00:00

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Lady Northcote and Miss Nor:licote, by Mrs. VT. E.

Gladstone.
Lady Anne Caroline Chandos Pole, on her marringq, by
the Countess of Harrington.
Mrs. Wyndham Portman, by Lady Portman.
Miss Mary Portnaan, by her mother, Mrs. Wyndham
Portman.
Mrs. George Pipon, by Mrs. Hayward.
Mrs. James Pbtt, by Mrs. Archibald.
Miss M. GaVin Pringle; by the Marchioness of Broadal-
bane.
Miss Jane Portal, by Lady Elizabeth Drummond.
Miss Rolls, by her aunt, Lady Elizabeth Thackeray.
Mrs. Rolls, by her mother, Mrs. Rolls.
Miss Anne Ross and Miss Eleanor Ross, by their mother,
Lady Ross.
Mrs. Ravenhill, by the Duchess of Norfolk.
Miss Ravenhill, by her mother, Mrs. Ravenhill.
Mrs. E. William Robertson, by the Hon. Mrs. Phipps.
Mrs. C. J. R. Sawyer, by Viscountess Forbes.
Miss Ann Smith, by her mother, Mrs. Felix Vaughan
Smith.
Miss Augustus Spearman, by her mother, Lady Spear-

man. -
Mrs. Scoresby, by the Countess of Rosse.
Miss Eliza Seymour, by her mother, Lady Augusta
Seymour.
Mrs. George Stratton, by Lady Honyman.
Miss Stratton, by her mother, Mrs. George Stratton.
Mrs. Symons, by Lldy Emily Foley.
Miss Symons and Miss Ellen Symons, by their mother,
Mrs. Symons.
Miss Selina Thsckeray, by Lady Elizabeth Thackeray.
Miss Tracy and Miss Georgiana Tracy, by their mother,
the Hon. Mrs. Hanbury Tracy.
Mrs. Gladwiu Tarbutt, on her marriage, by her sister,

Mrs. Savage.
Miss Vandeleur, by her mother, Lady Grace Vandeleur.
Miss Warburton, by her mother, sirs. Warburton.
The Countess of Winciviisearby -her mother, Mrs. Ed-

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ward Rice.
Mrs. Yorke Yorke, by her sister, the Hon. Mrs. Howard.
Miss Yorke and Miss Caroline Yorke, by their mother,
Mrs. Yorke.

LADIES' DRESSES.

The following are a few of the principal dresses:—
HER MAJESTY.
A train of blue watered silk, brocaded with gold,
trimmed with blue ribbon and tulle, and ornamented
with diamonds; the petticoat was of white satin,
trimmed with tulle and white ribbon, and also orna-
mented with diamonds. Head-dress, diamonds and
feathers.

DUCHESS OF BEDFORD.—Train of black tulle, em-
broidered in silver, over black satin; petticoats of tulle,
embroidered in silver, over satin. Head-dress, feathers
and lace lappets; ornaments, diamonds.
DUCHESS OF SO3IERSET.—Costume de cour composed
of a train of white moire Gothique, brocaded with bou-
quets of white lilacs, lined with white satin, very ele-
gantly trimmed with blonde, pearls, and egraffes of white
and lilac marabouts and pearls; corsage and sleeves a la
Louis XV., with rich embroidered blonde; splendid sto-
macher of diamonds and pearls; skirts of white tulle and
blonde flounces over rich white satin, with bouquets of
white and lilac marabouts and agraffes of diamonds and
pearls, the complete toilette being rich and most dis-
tingue. Coiffure of ostrich feathers, blonde lappets, and
magnificent tiara of diamonds.
COUNTESS Or DARNLEY.—Bodice and train of rich
white moire antique, lined with glace silk, and tastefully
trimmed with blonde and bouquets of rose-coloured
azaleas; petticoat of tulle, with bouillon of gauze ribbon
and wreaths of azaleas. Head-dress, feathers, blonde
lappets, tiara of diamonds.
MISS LlUME.—Costume de cour, composed of a rich
pink glace train, tastefully trirqmqd with bouillons of
tulle and agraffes of ribbon ; body and sleeves to corre-
pond ; dress of• tulle iliusion,,,with fluunces, trimmed with
ribbon and a chatelaine of gum cistus and ivy leaves,
over a white glace slip. Head-dress, feathers and
lappets.
MISS MARY FIUME.—The same.