The Sun.
London, England, 1829-04-24 00:00:00

PALL-MALL.

No. 120.—GREEN (from Aatrobus and Green), teaman,
a splendid G. R.
FRIBOURG and PONTET, snuff-manufacturers ; GRINDLE,
chemist; MooN, BOYS, and Gaa.vEs, printsellers ; FRANCE
and BANTING, upholders; KING, silk-mercer; exhibited
a G. R. and a crown between.

GALE, COTERER, and Co., had only a crown; as also
had NICHOLLS, the linen-draper.
UNITED SERVICE CLUB. —This establishment displayed
a G. R. with a IV. between; a very large bulging regal
coronet at top, with a resplendent star on either side ; the
whole lighted with gas studs.
THE TRAVELLERS' had along the balcony a G. R., a
IV. between, and a crown of magnitude at top.
CATER, hatter to the King, had on a black painted
board his Majesty's initials in a cipher, a crown at top,
and a IV. at bottom.

CALiciN and BUDD, booksellers, had a star lighted with
gas studs.

PALL-MALL EAST.

flexcocx and Rixow, the ornamental glass warehouse,
displayed a truly magnificent G.R., the letters were of the
Roman character, and stood 12 feet in height, and were
composed of four rows of amber-coloured buchets. This
device excited much notice.

COLNAGIII, SON, and Co., printsellers, had a very large
bulging crown with a G.R. on either side, and a brilliant
star at bottom.

Cnoss's MENAGERIE, King's-mews, exhibited a very
large G.R. with a crown at top, a star at bottom, and
very tastefully festooned.
UNIVERSITY CLUB HotTsE.—Over the portico of this
establishment upon a black frame were a most brilliant
diamond composed of gold coloured lamps between the
initials of the King ; above this was a star of dazzling
radiancy, surmounted by an immensely large projecting
imperial coronet, the whole entwined with a leaf of
laurel.

COCKSPUR-STREET AND CHARING-CROSS.
BARTH, umbrella-maker, had a G. R. PONTET, snuff-
manufacturer, aG. 11. and a crown. PRO*RER, the army
accoutrement-maker, aG. R. and a crown. As also had
BAYLEY, the perfumer ; and DALE and SLARK, the iron-
mongers.
THE UNION CLUB made a very handsome display. It
had a very large bulging crown, enclosed with laurel leaves,
and his Majesty's initials on each side.
REGENT-STREET.

HOWELL awn JamEs's, milk mercers, made a very bril-
liant display; the whole front of the balcony was coverd
with frame-work painted in the form of balustradeq, which
were ornamental with amber-coloured lamp, and above
.e

' the Royal arms were his Majesty's initials with a IV. be-
tween.

UNITED SERVICE CLUB, JUNIOR.-Along the balcony,
displayed in yellow. lamps, was " God save the King,"
and beautifully painted upon a black frame were the rose,
thistle, and shamrock, decorated with appropriate coloured
limps. . .

,chlnaman, Mounted a brilliant star over a very
large G. It
VINCENT, spur-maker, had a G. R. only.
SCHNEIDER, furrier, displayed a G. R., with a IV. be-
tween, and an imperial crown at the top.
ACKERMANN, printseller, presented a transparent paint-
ing of the royal arms, his Majesty's initials, and surmount.
ed by the rose, thistle, and shamrock; the whole beauti-
fully exeottd.
WATERLOO PLACE.

RIViNGTONS, the booksellers, had a crown.
GILBERT, gilverSmith, mounted a G. R. and a crown
at top.

PICCADILLY.

SMITH,: fruiterer, a star—MOORS, army accoutrement
maker, the same—WEßß, a sword cutler, ditto—WnIT-
TINGIIAM, grocer, a G. R. and a crown between--LAYCII-
FORD, spur-manufacturer, a crown—HARDY and PAGE,
ditto—HUNT and Sow, card-makers, a G. R.—HALL and
BANCRa, card-tmakers, G. It, and a crown at top--
HAIVICS and MOSELY, army accoutrement-makers, had a
G. R., a crown at top, and a IV. at bottom—Roasox
and HALE, paper-hangers, displayed a similar device—
Howls, oilman, displayed his Majesty's initials.