The Sun.
London, England, 1844-04-19 00:00:00

Lady Caroline Bathurst, by her Grace the Duchess of
Buccleuch.
Lady Montresor, by the Dowager Countess of Carn-
wath.
Lady (James) Ross, by the Countess of Haddington.
Lady Rachel Russell, by the Duchess Dowager of
Bedford.
Lady Georgiana Fullerton, by Lady Rivers.
Lady Elizabeth Villiers, on her marriage, by the
Countess of Jeysey.
Lady Green, by the Hon. Mrs. Campbell.
Lady Carew, by the Countess of Charlemont.
Lady Laura Money, on her marriage, by Lady Mary
Phipps.
Lady Howard de Walden, on her return from Lisbon,
by the Duchess of Buccleuch.
Lady Jane Howard, by the Countess of Wicklow.
Hon. Mrs. Percy Davison, on her marriage, by Lady
Harriet Paget.
Hon. Charlotte M. Barrington, by the Viscountess Bar-
rington.
Miss Rose Ravenshaw, by Lady Charles Bsauclerk.
Miss Selina Garth, by Mrs. Garth.
Miss Julia Frankland, by her mother Lady Frankland
Russell.
Miss Mary Anne Weld, by her mother Mrs. Weld.
Miss Fanny West, by her aunt Lady Maria West.
Miss Garth, by Mrs. Garth.
Miss Ann Fane Parry, by the Countess of Haddington.
Hon. Miss Ellen Jane Carew, by her mother, Lady Carew.
Miss Campbell, by her auut, Mrs. Langford Brooke.
Miss Ellinor Avena Blackburne, by her mother, Mrs.
Ireland Blackburne.
Miss Hely Hutchinson, by her mother, the llon. Mrs.
Hely Hutchinson.
Miss Mercer, by her mother, Mrs. Mercer.
Miss Matilda G. Wilkinson, by her mother, Mrs. Green
Wilkinson.
Miss Jane Anne Streatfeild, by the Countess Delawarr.
Miss Trafford, by her aunt, Mrs. General L'Eatrange.
Miss Caroline Paget, by Lady Harriet Paget.
Miss Edith Mercer, by her mother, Mrs. Mercer.
Miss Adelaide March Phillips, by Lady Denman.
Miss Mactavish, by her aunt, the Marchioness Wel-
lesley.
Miss Turner, by her mother, Mrs. Wm. Turner, Lady
of Mr. Turner, late her Majesty's Envoy Extraordi-
nary, and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Republic of
Colombia.
Miss Senior, by her mother, Mrs. Senior.
Miss Louisa Hubbard, by :the Hon. Mrs. Hubbard.
Miss Cornewall, by Lady Cornewall.
Miss Whitbread, by the Countess of Leicester.
Miss Wyse, by her mother, Mrs. George Wyse.
Miss Mathews, by Lady Palmer.
Miss Dorothy Streatfeild, by the Countess Delawarr.
Miss Fremantle, by'her mother, Lady Fremantle.
Miss Montresor, by Lady Montresor.
Miss Charlotte St. John, by the Right Hon. Lady St.
John.
Miss Raiford, by her mother, Mrs. Douglas Halford.
Miss Catherine Bathurst, by her mother, Lady Caroline
Bathurst.
Miss Bathurst, by her mother, Lady Caroline Bathurst.
Miss M. Storer, by her sister, Mrs. Whitelock.
Miss Antoinette Reynolds, by Mrs. Reginald Curteis.
Miss Lucy Bagshaw, by Mrs. Bagshaw.
Miss Madeline Alexander, by her mother, Mrs. J. D.
Alexander.
Miss Juliana Somerset, by her mother, Lady John So-
merset.
Miss Louisa Fitzgibbon, by Lady Cremorne.
Miss Long, by her mother, Mrs. Long.
Miss Torrens, by her mother, Mrs. Torrens.
Miss Clayton, by the Countess Dowager of Winterton.
Miss Shuckburg, by Lady Mary Phipps.
Miss Emily Bingham, by Lady Gore Booth.
Miss Geraldine Perceval, by her sister, Mrs. Matheson.
Miss Trelawney, by her mother, Mrs. Brereton Tre-
lawney.
Miss Alderson, by her mother, Lady Alderson.
Mrs. Robert Bagshaw, by Mrs. Bagshaw.
Mrs. Brereton Trelawney, by Lady Frankland Russell.
Mrs. Torrens, by Lady Macdonald.
Mrs. Grant, by Mrs. Dennistoun.
Mrs. Thoyts, by the Marchioness of Douro.
Mrs. Mercer, by Lady Henderson Durham.
Mrs. Harry Barr, by Lady Grant.
Mrs. Champagne, on her marriage, by Lady Champagne.
Mrs. Edward Mayne, on her marriage, by Lady Frank-
land Russell.
Mrs. George Wyse, by Lady John Russell.
Mrs. Thomas Somers Cocks, on her marriage, by the
Countess Dowager Somers.
Mrs. Beauchamp St. John, by Lady John Somerset.
Mrs. Vivian, on her marriage, by her mother, Mrs. John
Abel Smith.
Mrs. Beresford Taylor, by the Dowager Countess of
Carnwath.
Mrs. Robert Alfrey, by the Countess of Egmont.
Mrs. Matheson, on her marriage, by the Countess of
Egmont.
Miss Rose, by Lady Jemima Eliot.
Miss Maria Farquhar, by Lady Farquhar.
Miss Tennant, by Lady Worsley.
Miss Grant, by Mrs. Dennistoun.
Mrs. Whitelock, on her marriage, by her Grace the
Duchess of Bedford.
Mrs. Reginald Curteis, by Mrs. Howard Elphinstone.
Mrs. Chester Master, on her marriage, by her mother
Lady Cornewall.
Mrs. Edward Horseman, by her mother, the Honourable
Mrs. Hamden.
Honourable Miss Carew, by her mother, Lady Carew.
Madame Hebeler, the lady of his Prussian Majesty's
Consul-General, by Madame Bunsen, the lady of the
Prussian Minister.
Viscountess Adare, by the Countess of Carnarvon.
Lady Gore Booth, by the Viscountess Adare.
Lady Emily Cavendish, on her marriage, by Viscountess
Emlyn.
Lady Mary Ross, by Lady Jemima Eliot.
Lady Bourchier, on her marriage, by Lady Charlotte
Copley. .
Lady Harriet Moore, on her marriage, by the Duchess
of Buccleuch.
The following gentlemen were also present at the
Drawing-room:—
DUKES—Rutland, Norfolk.
MA RQUIS —Huntly.
EARLS—Belfast, Leicester, Aberdeen, Wicklow, Had-
dington, Beverley.
VISCOUNTS—Adare, Barrington.
LORDS—Forester, Sondes, Trimleston, Byron, Wal-
singham, Alexander Lennox, Arthur Lennox, Glenelg,
Dinorben, Carew, Charles Beauclerk, Henry J. Lennox,
Wharncliffe, Stanley, Kinnaird, John Russell, Crew
morne, Aberdour.
SHIRT HONOURARLE_Sir Robert Peel.
HONOURARLES —Lloyd Kenyon, Richard Denman,
G. H. Cavendish, M.P.
, John Stuart, Rev. Augustus
Phipps, Lt.-Colonel Rice Trevor, M.P.,
Robert Curzon,
Robert S. Carew, M.P., Charles S. Butler, Rev. Mr.
Monckton.
COUNTS —Erlaeh, Baptiste Metaxa.
SlRS—Oswald Mosley, Bart., John Croft, Bart., K.C.
T. and. S., Francis Shuckburg, Bart., Thomas Freman-
tle, Bart., M.P., Charles Monck, Roger Palmer, Robert
Gore Booth, Woodbine Parish, KC'', Robert Frank-
land Russell, John Hare, Geo. Houlton, Robert Comyn,
John Yarde Buller.
REVEREND DOCTOR—JeIf.
DOCTOR—Sutherland.
REVEREND MESSIEURS—Henry Arthur, Woodgate,
James O'Brien, James Nevil Heard, Provost of Eton.
MESSIEURS—SamueI Martin, Q.C.; John G. Hub-
bard, M.P. ; John Booth, Anthony De Rothschild,
Thoyts, Alexander Mackinnon, John Forbes, Weld,
Billingsley Parry, T. S. Forman, M.P. ; Robert Bag-
ALP. ; Middleton Berry,
shaw, Herbert, Thomas Somers Cocks, junior ; Robert
Pulsford, Stephenson, Wyse,
Richard Magne, Senior,
eaMuc.Ple'r;kß, Douglas Halford,
Duo. dßd
Dennistoun, nWi srt Wrightson,
°An?. PR.
Travers, Samuel Whitbread, Howard Elphinstone, M.P.;
Grey, Stanley, Harry Cotton, James Duncan Gibb,
John Eld, Summers Harford, Ireland Blackburne, M.P.;
W. Stuart, Farquharson' Joseph Weld, Green Wilkin-
son, Bagshaw, Frederick Cavendish, Kingsmill, Murray
Cowell.
FIELD-Mansstat—The Duke of Wellington.
GENERALS—Sir Robert Gardiner, Sir Lewis Grant,
Turner, Lestrange, Sir B. Camac, Mercer, Sir J.
Bathurst, Anderson.
COLONELS—Sir George Couper, Bart., Malcolm, Hon.
IL. Stanhope, Hon. R. Fitz Gibbon, Finish, Vandeleur,
Hon. H. Hutchinson, Oldfield, A. B. Taylor, W. Miles,
P. Davison, Money.
MAJOR—J. W. Henderson.
CAPTAINS—Cuddy, Bedingfeld, Storer, H. Paget,
Perceval, Bathurst, G. Carey, Whitelock, J. Richardson,
W. Cole, Bateman, B. John, Joseph.
LIEUTENANTS—FuIton, R. Smith, G. Turner, C.
Gordon, L. Mackinnon, Montresor, H. Mercer, F.
Lister.
ADMIRALS—Sir Charles Rowley, Sir Philip Durham,

G.C.B.
CAPTAINS—Sir Richard Grant, Sir A. Green, T. Fre-
mantle, Sir T. Bourchier, Sir J. Ross, Thornbrough,
Castle.
COMMANDERS—George Mends, A. Baird, R. Streat-
feild.
LIEUTENANTS—F. Legh, Hodgkinson.
The Queen gave audience to the Lord Chamberlain,
the Field Officer in Waiting, and the Captain of the
Guard.
After the Drawing-room her Majesty and Prince
Albert, attended by the Royal suite, returned to Buck-
ingham Palace.
The Count de Farrabo, a Peer of Portugal, was pre-
sented to his Royal Highness Prince Albert yesterday
by Baron de Moncorvo, the Portuguese Minister.
His Serene Highness the Prince of Leiningen visited
her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent yesterday, at
Clarence House, St. James's.
LADIES' DRESSES.
HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS OF KENT.—OOIIIt.
costume, composed of black crape dress over silk, richly
trimmed with jet and cordeliere ; train and body of rich black
damask, trimmed with crape and jet. Black feathers, crape
lappets, and jet ornaments.
Id lace
DUCHESS or REorom).—Train of handsome black satin,
elegantly trimmed with
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trimmed with gold blonde and satin ; a profusion of diamonds
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COUNTESS OF LEICESTER.—Court costume composed of a
tarlatane dress over glace silk, trimmed with Brussels lace
flowers ; train and body of rich white brocade, trimmed with
Brussels lace; plume of feathers, Brussels lace lappets, and
diamonds.
THE COUNTESS OF CHARLEMONT.—Court costume en devul,
_robe of black crape cropee dessous of rich glace silk, the dress
elegantly trimmed en tablier, with coques and raches ; train
en suite. Headdress, feathers and lappets.
THE HON. Mns. R. DENMAN.—Costunie de Cour; a very
rich blue and white broche dentelle pooh de soie ; train,
looped with agraffes of blush roses, corsage en cceur, orna-
mented with rich renaissance lace, bem the, and sabots ; a
white tulle illusion dress en tunique, trimmed with blush
roses over rich white glace Bros de Naples. Headdress, plume
of feathers, rich renaissance lace lappets and ornaments.
Taos Has. Mae. WhiLD.—Cmituine de Cour, composed of a