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London, England, 1845-06-07 00:00:00

stomacher most superbly covered with diamonds. Each sleeve
r n amented with diamonds, in the form of c9ronets, and
trimmed with point lace to match the flounce. Head-dress, a
coronet of diamonds and rubies. Shoes of white satin, trimmed
with red ribbon, a rosette on each, with a large diamond in the
centre. Her Ladyship carried a most magnificent antique fan
decorated with rubies. The value of the diamonds and jewels
worn by her Ladyship amounted to 60,0001. The necklace
was of pearls, with rubies and diamonds fastened on black
velvet, with bracelets to match.
THE MARCHIONESS OF WATERFORD. - A gold brocade
dress, embroidered with roses, and laced with violet velvet
ribbon ; ruffles of old point lace ; ornaments of pearls and dia-
monds ; petticoat of the same splendid materirl. The sleeves
were bordered with rich lace, and were ornamented with gold,
as was also the bottom of the chess. _

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THE DUCHESS OF BEAUFORT.—Hat of black velvet, orna-
mented with red ribbons, edged with the largest brilliants,
with a splendid ornament of diamonds and turquoise in the
centre ; pink feathers. Dress of beautiful white figured satin,
with spendid lace and artificial flowers on each side. The
stomacher of green satin, covered with diamonds. The petti-
coat of green satin, trimmed with a double border of the
richest lace.

TIIE MARCHIONESS Or AILESBURY—A most magnificent
costume of cerise velvet, embroidered with gold. The under
petticoat of white satin, very richly ornamented with lama
and gold blonde. A most brilliant stomacher of ',diamonds.
Head-dress of diamonds.

LADY SEYMOUR—Dress of the richest gold brocade, ele-
gantly ornamented with flowers, looped up and trimmed with
blue ribbons and roses. Stomacher of cherry-coloured satin,
splendidly ornamented with diamonds. A garland of roses
extended round the top of the dress, looped on one shoulder by
a large diamond, and fastened on the opposite side by a lai ge
bow of blue ribbon. 'f he slip was of cherry-coloured satin,
with a very deep and handsome flounce of guipure lace. The
head-dress was a small black velvet hat, ornamented with
diamonds and pearls, and having a blue and cherry-coloured
feather. Over the forehead a small wreath of blue feathers.
The necklace was of black velvet, studded with diamonds
and turquoises, with a very large brilliant in the centre.
Shoes of cherry-coloured satin, with white satin heels. Fan,
with a large bow of cherry-coloured ribbon.
THE MARCHIONESS OF BLANDFORD—A white satin slip
with two very deep flounces of lace, trimmed with red satin
and red roses. The dress of red velvet, trimmed with white
satin and red roses, and ornamented with diamonds. A dia-
mond stomacher, with red velvet bows. The train trimmed
with pearls and red roses. Hat of red velvet with three
feathers of the same colour, ornamented with diamonds and

pearls. Bouquet on the right shoulder, composed of roses with
leaves of diamonds.

VISCOUNTESS CANNING.—The dress of deep blue silver
tissue, open in front and bordered on each side by the richest
silver lace. The sleeves trimmed with handsome point lace.
The petticoat was of white silk, very elegantly and profusely
embroidered with flowers. 'alb stomacher consisted of dia-
monds, and the dress itself was also ornamented with diamonds.
LADY ERNEST BRUCE.—SIip of terre velvet, richly trimmed
with guipure. The dress of white brocaded satin, watered
with silver and ornamented with flowers, being open in front,
looped up at the skirt with garlands of flowers, and trimmed
with white and red ribbon and silver cord. The stomacher of
velvet, splendidly covered with diamonds and opals. Sleeves
trimmed with guipure. Hat of red velvet, with red and white
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feathers, and diamond ornaments.
LADY LEVESON—Petticoat of white damask, with a deep
flounce of handsome lace. Dress of Turkish green satin, em-
broidered with velvet flowers. A very splendid stomacher of
diamonds. Hat of black velvet, with red feathers and diamonds.

THE HON. Mits. G. E. Arlscw—The dress of rich bro
cade, wrought in silver, with a magnificent pattern of gold and
flowers, elaborately executed. The stomacher of diamonds and
rubies. On each shoulder a splendid diamond cross. The front
of the dress was bordered with gold lace, and the sleeves were
trimmed with the same material. Petticoat of the same rich
material, trimmed at the bottom with broad gold lace. Head-
dress of diamonds, with a single red feather. Shoes of white
satin, with red rosettes and a diamond in the centre.
THE HON. MISS STANLEY—The dress of rich cerise and
white brocade, trimmed with lace and roses. Petticoat of blue
poult de sole. Ornaments, turquoises, and diamonds.
LADY PORTMAN—The dress of blue silk, brocaded with
silver, being a very handsome family dress, of the year 1750.
The under-dress of white silk, brocaded with silver and
trimmed with point lace. The stomacher composed of diamonds,
and trimmed with white lace. Head-dress, a hat of black
velvet, with blue and white feathers, ornamented with
diamonds.