The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-02 00:00:00

DEPARTURES FROM TOWN.

The Duke of St. Albans, for Hall Place, Berks ; the Mar.
chioness of Tavistock, for Oakley !louse, Bedfordshire; the
Marquis of Sligo, for Ireland-; Lord Henry Fitzgerald, the
Baroness de Roos, and the Hon. Miss de Roos, fur Thames
Dittos ; Sir Hugh Gough ; Sir Edward Blount, Bart. ; Ad.
mfral and Mrs. Harvey, for Sandwich ; Lady Molesworth,
Miss Molesworth, and the Rev. W. Molesworth, for Surrey;
Walter Boyd, Esq. M.P. Mrs. Boyd, and family, for Kent;
Leslie Foster, Esq. M.P.' for Ireland ; T. T. Drake, Esq.
M.P. for Oxfordshire ; J. G. B. Estcourt, 'Esq. 11i.P. for
Devizes ; Watson Taylor, Esq. for Wilts.

LONDON FASHIONS FOR MARCH.
(Peons Ackermana's Repository ts, 4.c.)
DINNER Dnkas.—A bright colourfaawn-dress of English
grog de Naples, trimmed round the top of the bust with ribbon
of the same colour en tuyart, with a second row on the shoulder.
The sleeve is short and full, and furnished with a hand and
narrower trimming.
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a satin piping passing along the centre, forming a double nar-
row flounce, one standing up, the other &fling downwards ; the
same is repeated at the edge of the dress, and between is a trim-
ming rl !'antique, composed of satin scrolls,
ornamented on the
outside with separate bows placed close to each other. The
head-dress is of white Italian crape, entwined with gold lace,
and red China roses interspersed tastefully ; and the hair in
large regular curls. Long white kid gloves; a broad gold
bracelet on one arm, and on the other a fancy chain of gold and
emeralds corresponding with the necklace, which has a beauti-
ful emerald locket in the centres drop ear-rings to suit; jocko
fan; white satin shoes. "
BA 1.1. Dittss.—Dress of fine tulle over a white satin slip;
the corsage high across the bust, but lower in proportion in the
slothiers, and bound with, white satin,. from which falls a deep
blond scolloped lace, doubled on the shoulders, and forming a
kind of epaulette to the short full sleeve, which fits tight round
he arm, and is finished with a narrowerseolloped blend lace.
, A Provins rose is placed on the left side of the bust, and a satin
corkscrew trimming in the form of a stomacher regulates the
fomented with two rows of festoons,
fulness of the corsage, which is longitudinal. The skirt is or•
edged with three narrow
pipings of cherry-coloured satin, the centre of the upper festoon
being attached to the -points of the lower by a full-blown Pro;
vies rose,
suspended by a narrow white satin corkscrew trim.
piing; in the lower festoon the roses are attached to the broad
white satin rouleau at the bottom of the dress ; a bouquet of
Provins roses and Eastern hyacinths is placed at the terntina-
tion of each festoon of the upper row. Broad satin sash of
cherry-colour, tied (in two short bows and long ends fringed)
on the left side. n e hair is divided in the Madonna style, and
ornamented with an elegant wreath of French pearl beads and
full-blown Provins roses, brought, from behind the right ear to
the front, and entwining a bow of hair on the crown of the
head. Elegant blond spotted scarf; long white kid gloves,
with bracelets outside. Necklace and ear-rings of white cor-
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neltan and embossed old; white satin shoes.
YouNG LAD Y'S' Bauss•-.—Frock of white crepe Base; the
corsage full anti edged with ethereal-blue satin, and a narrow
trimming of blond lace beneath t
the sleeves abort and full.
The skirt is ornamented with for pipings of blue satin; three
rise circularly half way up the left side, and are terminated
with blue satin bows. Blue satin 'slip, thelength of the frock ;
and ornamented with two
white cambric trowners, finished with delicately scolloped work,
pipings of blue satin. rite hair
parted in front, and in ringlets it la Vandyke Pearl necklace,
gold chain, and carnelian heart; gold bracelets outside the
long white kid gloves; white silk stockings; blue satin shoes,
with sandals.

the Lord Mayor Yesterday, the Cabinet Ministers dined with Viscount Mel-
ville, at his residence at the Admiralty.
Yesterday}
gave a sumptuous dinner to the
CommerciaDeputations from Lancashire and Glasgow. There
were present—Lord Stan]
e , the Lord Provost of Glasgow, the
Dean of Guild, Aldermen 'haw and Thompson, the Bon. W.
Fraser, Archibald Campbell, Esq., M. P. 4•c• 6"