The Sun.
London, England, 1850-06-21 00:00:00

MARCHIONESS OF BREADALBANE.—Train of white
Gothic moire, trimmed with tulle, and bouquets of varie-
gate d camellias; tulle petticoat over glace, handsel:wily
trimmed with blonrlcclud tunics festooned with cauallims.
Magnificent tiara of emeralds and diamonds, leathers,
and blonde lappets: :t coacher, &z., of emeralds and ilia-
toond6.

MARCUIONESS OF EXETER.—Train of blue and white
moire antique, lined with glace, and triinmed with Mech-
lin lace; blue crape petticoat over glace, trimmed with
Mechlin late, and bows of satin ribbon. Head-dretts,
feathers, z.nd lace lift,peta; ornaments, diamonds.
MancritoriFfB9 OF WonclisTmt.—Costume de COlir,
camposed of a train of handsome green and white bro-
-14 caded silk, lined with satin, t istefully trimmed with tulle
and ribb,m; corsage Louis XV., wi:h floniton lace; skirts
.of white tulle over glace st.k coveted with !I ninces of
Ifoniton lace and bouquets of choice variegated flowers.
Coiiraru of ostrich featheri, lace lappets, and diamonds.
la:3nr HoN. TtiE COUNTESS OF BEAUCIIAIIP.—Oyer
a petticoat of rich white pros (21, Naplev, a dress of whits
cespr, draped end bordered with a rich fringe of green
and supported with bunches and trellised jewell4
violets; rube of superb silver moire antique, herdered
with fringe of silver end green. Head•dri.ss of jewelled
violets, brilliants, silver lappets, and feathers; necklace
and stomacher of the finest brilliants.

MORT HON. TEIE COUNTESS CI CHESTERFIELD.--
Over a rose-coloured petticoat, a superb antique lace
dress; train of rich English white moire antique, bor-
dered with rose colour and point lace. Head-dress of
brilliants, feathers, wid point lappets ; stomacher of
brilliants.
RIGHT HON. THE COUNTESS OF LIOIIFIELD.—A dress
of blue glace, richly trimmed with superb flounces of
Brussels lace; trig-let:lT rich blue English moire antique,
bordered likewise with Brussels lace. Head-drew of
feathers, and stomacher of torquuises and diamonds.
COUNTESS OF SIIREWSI3URY.—Costume de cour, coo-
posed of a rich black glace train, tastefully trimmed
with tulle and ribbon; body and sleeves a la Louis XV.;
skirt cf black tulle over, rich black glace slip, trimmed
handsomely with tulle and lace. Coiffure of ostrich
feathers, lappets of lace, and superb parure of diamond&
FRANCES CCUNTESS WILDEGRAVE.—COStIIO3O de sour,
composed of a rich white satin train, handsomely trimmed
with gold lace, and °gran of- gold lilies of the valley;
lining of rich satin; body and sleeves trimmed with gold
lace a la Louis XV.; skirts of superb gold lama tulle
over rich white satin, looped up with gold lilies of the
valley. Coiffure of ostrich feathers, lappets of gold lace,
and parure of diamonds.
RIGHT HON. LADY ALICE PEEL—A court costume,
composed of a tulle dress trimmed on each side with
ribbon and bouiltonnes of tulle over a white glace silk
slip; train sad body of rich lilac glace silk, trimmed all
round with bouillonnes of tulle. thad•dress, plume
of feathers, lace lappets, and a brilliant, display of
diamonds.
LADY Gouoir.-=-Costuu3e de cour, composed of is
train of magnificent bine and silver brocade, lined with
white satin and trimmed with silver lace and ribbon.
corsage Louis XV., tritumtd with silver lace; skirts
white moire atliHlße, handsomely trimmed with siLver
lace. Head-dress, coiffure of silver, ostrich feathers,
and lappets;.parure of diamonds.
LADY ELIZABETH VILLIERS.—Costume de cour,
composed of a train of green glace, lined with silk,
trimmed with tulle and ribbon; corsage with guipure
lace; skirts of green tulle, over green glace, elegantly
trimmed; and bouquets of violet and lilac pensees. Head-
dress, coiffure of ostrich feathers, lace lappets and a pro-
fusion of diamonds.

LADY 11ALL (of Llanc,ver.)—Train and corsage of
black satin with Welsh stripe, with garniture of grey
and white feathers, silver bertha, and ruffles of silver
blonds. Head-dress, silver lappets, feathers, and dia-
monds.

Mrs. DUDLEY COUTTS MALEIORIBANICS.--Trairt of
white moire antique, trimmed wi:11 Brussels lace; petti-
coat of tulle over satin flounced with lace. Uead-dress.
feathers and lace lappas; ornaments, emeralds and
diamonds.

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white ribbons; tra
t train
trim man elegantlynr Gc.atE.—Court-dress of law over white
rich
glace,
handsomely trimmed, point lace, with garniture of rib-
boidt with
icro u colifers
rib-
bon. Head-dress, plume of white ostrich feathers, blue
velvet leaves,mixed with silver point lappets; ornamenU,
diamonds.
MRS YARDE BULLEE.--Train of pink and white bro-
cade, lined with glace and trimmed with blonde, pink
tulle petticoat, flounced and embroidered in white. Head-
dress, feathers and blonde lappets; ornaments, diamonds.
HON. MISS DUNCOMBE.—Train of green glace,
trimmed with ruches of crape; petticoat of, green crape
over glace, trimmed with bouquets of white Bengal
roses. Head-dress, feathers and blonde lappets.
IION. Mass STANLIY.—Train of green glace trimmed
with ruches, petticoats of tulle, over glace, festooned
with bouquets of te.t roses. Head-dress, feathers and
blond lappets.
Miss COUTTP.—A. court costume, composed of a white •
tulle dress with two skirts ornamented with bouillonnes
of tulle and bouquets cf white lilies and black lottive
over a rich white glace silk; train and body of rich
white moire antique, trimmed with tulle and bows of
ribbon. Ilead-Jress, plume of feathers' tulle lappet',
a diadem of diamonds, and a profusion of brilliants. •
MISS AINSWORTIL—A presentation costume, the train
and body composed of white poult do soie, trimmed with
decoupe and ruches cf tulle; corsage, en schall; the pet-
ticoat of tulle over white glace, relieve with bouquets of
flowers and white ribbon. Head-dress, a court plume
and blonde lappets.
Miss IllaNcun AINSWORTII.—The same.
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Miss ANSON.--A robe_ of white grus de Naples, co-
vered with tulle, and bordered with straw moan; flower'
of straw. Headdress of feathers, turquoise, and
diamonds.

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BRITISII AND Foam N SCHOOL Socirry.---Ort
Wedne: day the usual annual examination of the boy's school of
this society, in the Borough-road, took place; Sir Edward
North Buxton presiding. There was a large attendance of
visitors on the occasion, who displayed great interest in the
proceedings; and it is not surprising that they should do.so,
for nothing could exceed the promptitude with which
answers were given to the various questions put, or the ad-
mirable training and discipline evinced in the course of the
examination.