The Sun.
London, England, 1842-05-13 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING,_ MAI 13, 1842.

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LORDS.-•-•r7 emplemore, Edwin Hill, Somerset, Stafford,
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Fit zclarenee, Frederick Fitzelazentitl, Charles
IVt'.'iesley, Paget, Alfred Paget, Clarence Paget, George
Paget, Ward, Foley, R. Grosvenor, Vivian, Lilford, Stanlay,
Algernon Seymour, William Lennox, Leveson, De L'lsle and
Dudley, Courtenay, Lovaine, Lovat, Colville, Haddo,
Stavordale, George Bentinck, Hill, Marcus Hill, Cecil
Gordon, Stafford, John Manners, F. Gordon, Redesdale,
F. Egerton, Southampton, Lyttelton, James Stuart, Claude
Hamilton, Arthur Lennox, Fitzgerald and Vesci, Gerald
Fitzgerald, Charles Fitrzoy, Burghersh, Abinger, Lovat, Ed-
ward Howard, Eliot, Cosmo Paget, Alexander Russell,
Lovaine, Seymour, -James Butler, Duncan, Cremorne,
Byron, Dungannon, Dalmeney, Ravensworth, Alexander
Lennox, Maryborough, Lowther, Hotham, Brooke Pol-
timore, Worley, Fitzroy Somerset, Charles Russell, Wil-
loughby de Eresby, Ashley, Stanley of Alderley, Crewe, W,
Powlett, Methuen, Compton, Wenlock, William Russell, Ca--
rington, Ruthven, Macdonald, Clinton (2), Brabazon,
Ernest Bruce, George Lennoi, Kinnaird, Cranstoun, Wrot-
tesley, Bloomfield, Wharneliffe, Blantyre, Portman, Rivers,
Talbot de Malhabide, Seymour, John Russell, Nugent, Dun-
gannon, Cottenham, Forster, Walpole, Hasherton, Napier.
LAMES Ellen Douglas, Louisa flay, Fitzwygram, Wigram,
Elron n•a Paget, Cons. ance Paget, Caroline Carl, Mary Capel,
Amelia Capel, A. Cadogan, H. Cadogan, Elizabeth West,
Mary West, M'Farlane, Clementina Villiers, Joliffe, Bruake,
Marianne Alford, Louisa Fortescues Katherine Jerinzn, Fre-
mantle, J. Stuart. Follett, Johnstone; C. Strangways, Farquhar,
Bloomfield, Mary Fox, A: M. Dawson, Stuart de Rothesay,
Jemima Eliot, Colville, Stanley, Stanley of Alderley; F.
Egerton, Wilhelmina Stanhope. E. de Rede de Ginkel,
Hay (2), Anne Courtenay, Clink, Cust, Antrobus, De Tablet',
Theresa Digby, Georgians Grey, Charlotte Copley, Graham,
E. Butler, Chas. Somerset, Mary Fielding, A. I'd. Cust, Mary
Vyner, Lovat, Murray (2), Dugannon, Walpole, A.
.Poulett,
Mary Christopher. Lumley, Macdonald, Kismaird, Knatclibull,
C. Douglas, IL Vane, A. Vane, Lilford, H. Mitchell, G. Len-
nox, Caroline Laseelles, Louisa Forbes, Sarah Ingestre, C.
Vernon Harcourt, A. Paget, Brabazon, F. Egerton, Jane
Grimston, F. SoMerset, Anne Grenville, Selina Kerr, Clif-
ford, Harriet Clive, Leveson, Jane Fitzgerald, Farquhar, Mary
Wood, Frances Hope, A. Lennox, L. Fitzmaurice, Le
Marehant, Isabella Hope, Fanny Howard, Heatheote, Seymour
Blantyre, Emma Campbell, C. G. Lennox, L. de Horsey, King,
Bowater, Courtenay Boyle, E. Grosvenor, C. Barrington,
Louisa Percy, Pollock, Augusta Somerset, Rivers, Dowager
Rivers, Jane Bouverie, Sophia Ilendlesharn, Ravensworth,
Pakenharn, King, W. Powlett, Herbert (2), M. Cecil, Fran-
ces Sandon, A. Mapners, Ruthven, John Russell, Charles
Russell, A. Prim/vise,' L. Primrose, WloOttley, Parke, E.
Drummond, Otway, Nugent, Willoughby de Eresby, Harriet,
Paget, Jane Charteris, Wenlock. Isabella Wemyss, Wrottes-
ley, J. Stuart Wortley, Ridley, Knightley, G. Somerset, Staf.
ford, Southampton, C. Cocks, H. Cocks, L. D. Bromley,
Agnes Byng, Byron, Ernest Bruce, W. Bulkeley, M. Ste-
phenson, Vivian, Cottenham, Catherine Buckley, Catherine
Cavendish, Carington, Maria Somerville, E. Campbell, Lyud-
burst, Louisa Cavendish, Mary Howard, Duncan, E. Drum-
mond, C. Hill, C. Duncombe, C. Dundas, Durham, A. Mac-
kenzie, L. Fitzroy, Fred. Fitzclarenee, C. Fitzroy, Dungannon,
Evens, G. Fano, C. Fi!zwilliam' D. Fitzailliam, Mary Stan-
ley, Mary TaylouV, Antrobus, E. Campbell, Ashley, Bagot,
Arabella Baring, G. Balfour, Sarah Savile, M. Marsham, E.
Eliot, Harriet Baring, Augusta Baring, A. Stuart, !NI. Stuart,
Emmeline Wortley, Gear,ge Murray, Wharncliffe, Louisa
Churchill, Napier, To'er, M. Howard, A. Murray, Emily
Seymour, Emily Peanefather, Strafford, Worsley, Stir-
ling, Talbot de Malahide, Cowper, E. Leveson Gower,
A. M. Cost, Peel, Alice Peel, Courtenay, Methuen,
R. Grosvenor, C. Lyster, Lyttleton, Dowager Lyttelton, Mary-
borough, M. Pierrepont, A, Pierrepont, A. M'Leod, Olivier,
Taylour, Mary Taylour, G. Codrington, Haddo, Follett, E.
Browne, C. Browne, Hatherton, Gomm, Augusta Gordon,
Gordon, Gore, Louisa Noel, Gardiner ,Louisa Cotes, Margaret
Hay, Emily Harditige, Poltimore, Cremorne, A. Poulett, M.
Hill, G. Grey, Portman, Frances Clinton, M. Grosvenor.
BARONS—LioneI de Rothschild, Charles de Rothschild, An-
thony de Rothschild.
BARONESSES—Le Despemer' Keith, L. de Rothschild, A.
de Rothschild, C. de Rothschild.
RIGHT HONOUEABLES —Sir Robert Peel, Sir N. Tindal,
Sir James Wigram, H. Goulburn, F. T. Baring, G. S.
Byng, H. Labouchere, R. L. Shell. W. E. Gladstone, G. B.
Dawson, Mr. Pierrepont.
HONOURARLES=Miss Byron, Mr. Byron, Miss Fraser,
Misses Foley, Mr. St. George Foley. Colonel Fitzgibbon, Miss
Forester, Captain Forever, Charles Forester, Miss J. Jerning:
hom, Misses Byng, Miss Maynard, General Meade, Francis
Charteris, M.P., Mrs. W. Cavendish, Charles Cavendish,
Sidney Herbert, Charles Gore, C. .A. Murray; Mrs. George
Keppel, Mrs. George Roo, Mrs. Brutes Sir E. Paget, Cap..
Gordon, Mr. Maude, Miss Lillian% Mr. t . Phipps, Mrs. E.
Phipps, Captain Pitt. Mr. Fagot, M.P., Mrs. Philips, Misses
Napier, Mr. and Mrs. W. Ashley, Miss Murray, Capt. Murray,
Mrs. buncombe, G. Fitzwilliam, James S. Wortley, J. Stuart
Wortley, Miss Lister, Mr. Henry Fitzroy, Mrs. H. Fitzroy,
C. Fitzroy, Wm. Cowper, 5, Cowper, Captain Spencer, Mrs.
Spencer, C. Howard, Captain C. Howard, James K. Howard,
Captain Percy, Mr. Willonglibla, Miss Willoughby, Misses
Stuart., Misses Titellts,ott, AViltiam Lasteelles, Captain de
Ito!, Captain Grey, Colonel Anson, Mrs. Anson,
MIN Charles Langdale, Mrs. Charles Langdale, Miss Copley,
Admiral Elliot, Mrs. Eliot, Mr. Chlche,iat, Miss Stanley,
Mr. W. 0. Stanley, 11.1.. a. W. 0. Stanley, Mrs. Arbuthnot,
Mr. Fane, Mrs. G. E. Anson, General Lygon, Mist Hudson,
Miss Mitchell, 0. Duncombe, Miss Liddell, Captain G. Camp-
bell, Mrs. G. Campbell, Charles Grimston, Alexander Gordon,
Miss E. King, Captain P. Talbot, Mr. G. Berkeley, Mrs. G.
Berkeley, Captain Keane, R. Colborne, W. Rapt, M.P., C.
Fitzroy, Charles West, Mortimer West, Mist Lawley, B: Law-
ley, R. Lawley, Mrs. Tottenham, General Upton, Richard
Curzon, R. Curzon, R. Curzon, Jun., Mr. Pitiwilitarn, Miss
Paget, Mrs. Goulburn, Mr. John Talbot, Mrs. J. Talbot, Miss
Stuart, Miss Cavendish, Charles Wortley, Hugh Cholmondely,
Sir W. Llittley, Allis Vivian, Miss Devereux, E. Bouverie,
Misses Stanley, Mr. C. Ponsonhy, Mrs. C. Porisonby, J. Pon-
sonby' G. Ponsonby, Mrs. G. Ponsonby, Major C. Vivian,
Mrs. Vivian, Captain Vivian, Mrs. Vivian, J. H. Manners
Sutton, Mrs. Manners Sutton., Mr. It. 0. Cave, Mrs. R. 0.
Cave, Mr. 11, Paget, Mrs, B. Paget, Colonel Dawson Darner,
Mrs. Davvvut Darner, Misses Lyttelton, Mr. Lyttelton, Miss
Methuen, Mr. Methuen, Geergiana Liddell, Augustus Lid-
dell, H. Legge, Miss Al. Boyle, Mrs. E. Villities, F. Villiers,
James Macdonald, Adolphus Liddell, Miss Milford, James
Murray, A. Liddell, Misses Pepys, Miss Eden, Miss Ponsonby,
Mrs, Tr/anti) Mrs. A. Capel, Colonel Fitzgibbon, Alexander
Gordon,
Slits—L. 81tailOth J. Knight Bruce, W. Follett, F. Pol-
lock, Rs VitiWygram, Henry Wheatley, Allan M'Nab, E.
Antrobus, Samuel- Biassing, J. Copli
Bowa-
ter,r, W. Jolliffe, E. W. Stirling, J. Hobhouse, tatficote, C. Napier, E.
L. Bulwer, E. Codrington; Soinertille, T. Fremantle, E.
Clifford, E. Ktit.tabilli, A. Macdonald, J. Johnstone, G.
Glerk, William Martina, R. W; Iltilkel6Y, Pi Durham, J.
clerk, A. Brooke; Hi Paltenhalt, M. W. Ridley, C.
XnightleY, D.. Le Marchant, J. Parke, J. Macdonald, Robt,
Vbissaaf... btvray, A. C. Grant, J. Guise, R. M'Farlane
Vi". W. Wynne, F. Stovin, G. de Lacy Evans, W. Al. Stan-
ley, W. Gordon, C. Antrobus, G. Grey, J. Kempf, G. An-
son, E. Cust, G. B. Vere, Cleo. Couper, Robt, Gardiner, H.
Harding, 11. SeyMottr, G. Murray, G. Seymour, William
Gomm, J. Graham:
kerrison, Wells, Macleod,
Of jNALEtsielnEir t
Mahood, Marshall,6 1113geholey,1r. P. , 1 Caveneish, N. Macdonald,
Tottenham, Duff, Goulbourn, E. Antrobus, Codrington, Camp.
bell, of Saddell,'Pennefather, G. Lennox, W. Lockhart, M. P,.
B. Baring Grenfell, Harecourt, of St. LeOnatds, Mellish,
Lynedoch, Gardiner, Charles Sheridan; Philip,s „Pt, Milne,
Campbell Maedonald, hi:Aka Peel, Paget, Balfour, Ralph
Neville) Allifray, M.P., H. Gaily Knight, Kerrison, G. Lam-
bert, F. Cavendish, G. Cavendish, Goulbourn, jun., H. Thos.
Hope, Cadogan, Towneley, Drummond, Lovell, G. E. Anson,
Knightley, Kerr, Anson, Jenkinson; Erringtell; E, Ellice,
Courtenay, Dikaby, G tast/pson be Burgh, De Horsey-.
Codrinaatora Poackwnod, Lyster, Clive, M.P., Christopher,
ttedworth Lambton, C. Boyle, Fred. Howard, .D. Dundas,
G. Dawson, H. Farquhar, George Hope, J. Hudson, C. Hope,
W. W. Cole, Knightley, Cavendish, ALP., the Chisholm,
A. Montgomery, Al. Alontgomerie, Drummond, B. Drummond,
Baring, M.P. ; Standish, Kinloeh, Rich, Mackenzie, Brand,
S. Whitbread, Cotes, Forteseue, E. Mildmav, De Bathe, E.
Villiers, Harvie Farquhar, J. Gladstone, Stanley, R. Ormsby
Gore, Stephenson,-J. Alassy Stanley, oyce, J. Stephen, J.
Ormsby Gore, Addington, P. Stewart, J. Stanhope, Tomine,
H. Lambton, S. AL Philipps, Vaughan W. Fortes, C. D.
Bruce, Cole, V. Harcourt, Campbell of billy; Tennent, J.
H. Vivian, ALP. ; Vyner, Cavendish Boyle, Mitchell, G.
Berkeley, H. De Burgh, and Mackinnon.
MrsraEsszs—Waymouth, Meade, Montefiore' J. H. Vivian,
Towneley, M'Leod of APLeod, Brand, 11. Lambton Mar-
shall, Rich, Shiel, E. Ellice, J. Gladstone, Harcourt, Lambton,
Tennent, Errington, Campbell of Islay, V. Harcourt, Boo-
verie, H. De Burgh, Symonds, TOWneley; G. Berkeley, Daw-
son, Bentinck, Davys, De Burgh, Wyndhani, Cartwright, and
Bentinck,
Misses.—Antrobus (2), Paget, Laura Paget, Fitzwygram
(2),. Wheatley (2), D'Este, Guise; Grenfell, Bolland, Anson
(2), Phillips, Farquhar, De Riario Sforza, Niha de Mario
Sforza, De Horsey, Cartwright, Fitzgibbon, Cavendish, Cust
(2), King, Greville, Kerr, Bushe, Stewart (2), Somerset.
Balfour (2), Macleod (2), Caroline 11,yle Mary Boyle
Pakenharo, C. Somerset, Hamilton. Macdonald, E. Seymour;
Irvine, Bromley, Brooke, Drummond, Barr:ngton (2), Parke.
Pensonby, Otway (2), De Flahault, Georgina De Flahault,
Pollock (2), Clerk (2), li'Farlane, Seymour, Clive, l'ercy (2),
Gurney, Fitzelarence, Murray, Drummond, Codrington (2)
Whitbread, Clifford, Davys, Cust, Gordon;Greville, Webster,
Gardiner (2), Philips, Drummond, Power, M'Leod, Stuart:
Vernon Harcourt, Elliot, Seymour (2), Goulburn, Talbo.
(2), H. Byng, Bagot (2), Bushe, Pierrepont, Meade, Wi-
gram, Wyndham. Wynn, 13olland, Fitzgibbon, Gore (2).
GENERALS—Sir W. Anson, Wemyss, Fremantle, Browne.
COLONELS—Bagot, Charles Bagot, Peel, Bouverie, Vernon
Harcourt, Fox, Bentinck, Arbuthnot, Hon. George Keppel
F. Paget, Wyldc, Wyrdha.m, Buckley.
MAJOR —Walrnouth.
CAPTAlNS—Codrington, Cust, Paget, Chas. Grey, R.N.
Dundas, G. Drummond,Aleynell, Hon. A. Duncombe, Robe,
Wood, Trotter, Francis Seymour (Scots Fusilier Guards)
Hood, Seymour, Bill, George Elliot, R. N., Cadogan.
PAGES OF IiONO UR-11E. C. T. Wemyss, Air. H. w
'Lyng, Mr. H. L. Wilson, Mr. A. Stuart Wortley.

(FURTHER PARTICULARS.)
, Never did England maintain its supremacy in female beauty
More decidedly than last niaht, when a galaxy of lovely women
' attired in the most gorgeousand becoming costumes, met to de
honour to their fair and youthful Sovereign, Anxious to
evince their respect towards her Majesty, no expense was
spared in the dresses of her honoured guests, and when one
Considers the vast treesures of
roud and ancient aristocratic
jewels descending, as heir-looms
in hereditary line, from our p
hauses, brought forth on this occasion, we cannot wonder that
this fete was acknowledged by all
present to surpass those cal
every other country. In vain would France, with all her taste-
ful elegance, campete with England for magnificence. Alas
revolutions, and poverty, their never-failing result, have scat-
tered those splendid diamonds and rare gems which once apper-
tained to the ancient French Noblesse ; and embroidery ant'
spangles, however admirably wrought, but ill supply their
Place. England has been exempted from such trials, and, con-
sequently, our female aristocracy outshine all others in the
richness of their jewels, as much as they do in that beauty for
which they are allowed to stand pre-eminent.
The costumes worn on the occasion were most splendid and
magnificent, especially those in the different quadrilles of
France, Germany, Spain, Italy, and Scotland. The gentle-
men and ladies forming these eels assembled in the lower
suite of roams, and, at half-past ten o'clock, having been mar.
shelled, passed in procession up the grand staircase to the pre-
sence of her Majesty and Prince Albert, who were attended las
the principal ladies and officers of the Court, in most maguifi-
cent costumes.
The general company began to arrive soon after nine o'clock,
itvievde
at untihreorms, Equer-
ries' at-
tended
the ladies, with few exceptions, in dresses of different ages and
countries, many of great splendour; and the gentlemen, in
numerous instances, also in costumes of the greatest splendour
andi
bFyoreig theirn Ministers,
Secretaries
a
thecal.
most picturesque effect, many of them being strictly
stori
The
Entrance. The members of the Royaltr Family, and the
parties composing the different quadrilles, entered by the Gar-
den andin At thteaicrh ers respective
Entrance.
The entire suite of State Rooms were opened, and most
brilliantly illuminated with chandeliers,
qapdelabra, and
branches.

'the company danced in the Tittotiesraom and Ball-room,
in both which quadrille bands were stationed.
The Marquis of Anglesey, Sir Robert Peel, the Earl of Car-
lisle, Earl Spencer, Viscount Melbourne, Viscount Palmerston,
Duke of Buckingham, Earl of Minto, and Sir Allan .111'Nab
were among,the earlier arrivals:
having already given, In anticipaticaa, every elucidation on
the subject and proceedings of this gorgeous masque, it only
now remains for us to group together the positive facts, and
such details as would only become palpable ashen the brilliant
prograinme was ftifilled.
To meet the difficulties presented by the immense concourse
of the Noble guests of truly Royal hospitality, and to allow
room for scenic effect, extensive alterations had been made at
the Palace. Walls bad been thrown down, and temporary ac-
commodation prepared with the rapidity of magic, and with
the most admirable result.
The body of the Throne-room was illuminated by wax
candles in handsome glass drop 'chandeliers and lustres, and
the upper part of it, where the Queen was seated, surrounded
by her attendants, &e., was lighted by a body of 530 jets of
gas. nis light was so disposed as to throw its ray• immediately
upon the throne, whilst a rich star of cut glass drops encircled
the light, producing a moat brilliant and imposing effect. The
gas was napthalised, which imparted to it additional illumi-
nating power.
Her Majesty, in the remarkable dress of Queen Philippa,
of which we subjoin the description, commanded universal ad-
miration, as much in the right of her surpassing loveliness as in
that of her august rank.
Prince Albert's handsome features, and noble manly carriage,
set off the costume of the chivalric Edward, and added the
charm of reality to that of illusion.
r Royal Higliness the Duchess of Kent, as well as her
Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester, and the Duchess of
Saxe Weimar, showed excellent taste in sinking their ranks, as
far as costume, on this occasion, and in appearing only as ladies
of rank in the 15th century.
Vain would be the task to point out even half the ladies who
drew our gaze last night; but three sisters, of a family famed
for the loveliness of its daughters, attracted all eyes. We refer
to the Countess of Chcste:field, the Hon. Mrs. Anson, and Miss
Forrester, three si.ter graces. The Countess represented'
Donna Floriuda, and nothing could exceed the chaste elegance
of her costume. Her robe was of white satin, richly ernbrio-
dered in gold, and profusely ornamented with those splendid
diamonds, rare emeralds, and large pearls, which have ofte e ex-
cited the admiration, if not the envy, of her Ladyship's fair and
noble contemporaries. Lady Chesterfield; betrayed a profound
knowledge of the science of the toilette, and the effect to be
produced by such matchless jewels as hers, by selecting a white
robe, which set off to equal advantage these lustrous gems,
and the bright eyes and jetty tresses of the lovely wearer.
The Hon. Mrs. Anson represented La Duchesse de Laune-
bourg, and wore a tunic of pale blue reps velvet, embroidered
in silver, and ornamented with pearls and diamonds, over a
scarlet velvet frappe, and richly trimmed with gold lace. Her
coiffure was charmingly becoming, anti never did a costume
accord better with the peculiar character of beauty of this
Lively blonde.. The Hon. Miss Forrester, as Blanche de St.
Pol, appeared to singular advantage, and her costume, like
herself, was universally admired.
The Earl of Cheaterfield's costume, by its sober grandeur,
and the costly diamonds 'w;th which it was ornamented, was
acknowledged to be matchless ; and Philip the Second himself,
so rich in jewels, could not have been more splendidly attired.
Colonel George Anson, in a magnificent dress of the time, was
an admirable representative of one of the house of Medicis.
Lord Maidstone, as the Duke of Launebourg, was splendidly
costumed.

A costume which attracted much attention was that of her
Grace the Duchess of Beaufort, who appeared as Isabella de
Valois, Queen of Spain. Her robe was composed of drap
d'argent, embroidered with bouquets of flowers with gold stems;
and the tablier, stomacher, and under sleeves, of crimson velvet,
studded with pearls and diamonds. The loose sleeves were
formed of the same costly materials, and ornamented with
aiguillettes of silver.
The costume of Lady Ernest Bruce was remarkable for
its costliness and elegance, and admirably portrayed the orien-
tal style of the Jewess Rebecca, so well described by Sir Walter
Scott.
In addition to the above, we have to mention the following
characters* as being most correctly and appropriately repro.
rented t-=
The Countess of Wemyss, as Lady of Honour to Queen
Mary of England ; Lady Palmerston, as Anne Boleyn ; Lady
Lyttelton► as the beautiful Henrietta of England; Mrs. Wil-
liam Ciladattitle, as Claude, wife of Francis the First; Mrs.
Henry Bentinck, as one of Vandyke's portraits, and her beau-
tiful ward, Lady E. Ginkle, as Maid of Honour to Anne de
Bretagne; Madame Murphy, Lady of the Mexican Charge
d'Affairee,• as Madame de Pompadour; Madame de Lisboa,
Lady of the Brazilian Minister, as a Lady of the Spanish Court;
Lady Agnes Byng, as an Andalusian Lady; Lady Fitzwygram,
as a Lady of the Court of Henry the Eighth, and her lovely
daughters as Ladies of the Coust of Louis Quaterze ; the Ba-
roness Rehausen, Lady of the Swedish Minister, in the national
costume of her country ; Lady Wygrana, as a Lady of the
Court of Francis the First, and Miss Wygram, as a Venetian
Lady; Lady Stirling, as a Lady of the reign of Charles the
Second ; Lady Cooper, as La Belle Paulo ; and the beau-
tiful Miss Cartwright, as a Lady of the Court of Charles the
Second, &c., &c.
The character Lady Colville assumed was that of the spouse
of Sir Robert Colville, Master of the Household and Director
of the Chancery to James the Fourth of Scutland. He attended
the King to the.fatal field of Flodden, where he lost his life,
with his Royal Master, anno 1313.
THE FRENCH QUADRILLES.
Led by H. R. H. the Duchess of Caainatnne.
The following is the cortege of her Royal Highness the
Duchess of Cambridge, as Anne of Bretagne, of which three
quadrilles were formed, besides attendant characters:—
Jean Albert de Navarre Lord Granby.
Germaine de Foix. Lady Clanricarde.
Jeanne de Conflan. - Lady Exeter.
Louis de la Tremouille I ord Craven.
Charlotte de la Tremouille Lady Wilton.
Comte de Chateaubriand ...... Lord Claud Hamilton.
Anne de Villeroi Lady Lincoln.
Chevalier d'Aligre ....Count Esterhazy.
Clemence d'Arnaagnac llrs. Stanley.
Guy de la Motto Hon. F. Villiers.
Claire d'Aubigny Lady E. Reade de Ginkle.
Comte de Tylonpensier Lord Ward.
Blanche de St, Paul. Miss Forrester.
Comte de Dutiois Hon. Cecil Forrester.
Clemence Jeanne Lady Hillsborough.
Robert Stewart d'Aubigne Lord Emlyn.
Louise de Henoux ...Mrs. Townely.
Mareehal do Chabannes ..... Lord Malmesbury.
Madame de la Pelisse ...........Lady Craven.
Charles d'Amboise Hon. Mr. Fitzroy.
M. de Chatea.ubriand. . . M. de Burgh.
Marguerite de Valois... alademoiselle D'Este.
Lady of the Court of Louis XII. Lady Macfarlane.
Ditto ditto Lady Caroline Legge.
Benventito Cellini Baron Koller.
Clement Marot Mt. Miklmay.
Besides Leoaarde da Vinci, and other characters.
SPANISH QUADRILLES.
Led by her Grace the Duchess of BUCCLEUCII.
( Herald Mr. De Burgh.)
Kirg Phillip II Lord Chesterfield
Duque di Medina Sidonia ...Lord Sandwich.
Marchese di Santa Croce Lord Douro.
Don Carlos Mr. Ridley Colborne.
Don John of Austria Sir 'William M. Stanley.
Don Miguel Depend() Mr. J. Stanley.
Don Perna de Leon. Lord George Paget.
Don Louis Heysham. Grand Col. Anson.
Comtiiiiider Of St. Jag 0..,,,
Duque de Paliane Mr. C. Gore.
Marchese di Mondejar, Capt.-
(. Lord Cowper.
General of Grenada
Duque d'Alva •,..Lord R. Grosvenor.
Marchese di Plitt • •••• • • • •• It Level.
Queen Isabella a .., all Mel-lees te Beaufort.
`nfanta Catarina
Infanta Clara Eugenia Lady Mahon.
Marchem di Cadiz... ...... Lady de Despenser.
Donna Florinda di Sandoval-- Lady Chesterfield.
Princess of Eb 011.,,....,....,,, Lady Malmesbury.
Duchesa di Villa Hermosa • • Matitiloiselle de Flahault.
Duchesa di Fuentes • Larry G. Cesdringtaal,
Don& Inez del Infanta& .Lady Adelaide Paget.
Contessa di Lerma Lady Olivia Taylour.
Donna Ximena di Silva Lady Augusta Cadogan.
Donna Eleanore di Guadiana:a:Lady Hottoria Cadogan.
kiteiia§ dll I1R1Lf.1?
Led by her brace the Dtteltsiss StfiaintAert,
Duke of Saxony • • I ord
Duchess of Sakeny • Duchess of autherland.
Landgraf, Philip of Hesse ..,,,,Count Kielmansegge.
Christina, Landgravirie of Heese-Coentess of Glengall.
Prince Ernest of Sashay •• Prittee Edward of Saxony.
Anne of Dentilarlis Painceis of
Saxony
Eric, Duke of Brunswick Mr. Thomline.
Duchesi of Brunswick Lady Norreys.
Magnus Duke elf Mecklenburg Lord Clanricarde.
Duchess of Mecklenbtirg .‘, Lady Cowper.
Francis Duke of Lauenburg LOrd Maitittetne.
Duchess of Lauenhurg • - Mrs. Ansoil.
Count Hoyer of Mansfeld - • 'Mr. Begot.
Countess al —.a Lady Ilobert Grostenor:
Count Henryof Schwartzburg—Loed So:Oaf toli.
Countess of Schwartzburg Miss Thellusoe.
I[ermann von de Marlsburg Lord Clifden.
The Lady Hermann • • • 'Lady E. Leveson Gower.
Ebert von dor Twine •• • • •Mr; Willlarfl Cowper.
The Lady Dien ,Lady Mary Ilovfaird:
QUADRILLt of fat liabsAiliSASi:
Led by the Marchioness of Lorrnornif. !Ulf:
Countess of Kinnoah Hon. Henry Fitzroy.
Countess of Bruce. Hon. Adolphus Liddell.
Lady Graham. tiaroh Lingen.
Lady Seymour. Lord .tame., Atitief,
Lady Chelsea, turd Alfred Vega.
Lady Katherine Jermyti. Count de Noaillee.
Lady Stanley. Hon. carries Wortley,:
Lady Harriet Baring. Viscount Chelsea.
Lady Augusta Baring. Mr. George Hope.
Lady Sarah Ingestrie. Lord Gerald Fitzgerald.
Hon. airs. George Hope. Lord Ilrlieds
Earl of Mansfield.
WAVERLEV QUADRILLE:
Led by the Countess Dena wane., in the costume of Isabella,
Lady DELAWARD., daughter of the: Lord High TreaStirer
to King Charles the First, from a pictbee by Vindylie,
Rowena .
Queen Berengaria
Isabelle de Croye The Lady Caroline Strangways,
Anne of Geierstein. •• The Lady Elisabeth West.
Catherine Seyton The Lady Mary WM.
Isabella Vere The Lady Jane Grimston,
Edith Plantagenet The Lady Elizabeth Campbell.
Eveline Berenger The Hon. Lavinia Lytteltan.
Ivanhoe
Richard Cour de Lion The Viscount Cantalupe.
Quintin Durward The Earl of Desert.
Arthur Phillipson
Roland Grteme
Earnscliffe .......
Sir Kenneth ...The Lord John Manners.
Sir Damian de Lacy The Hon. Hugh Cholmondelry
SCOTCH QUADRILLE.
Led by the Duchess of three Lanett.
Hon. Miss Willoughby. Miss Drummond.
Lady Ellen Douglas. Lady Louisa Hay.
Ladies Primrose (two). Lady Jane Charteri..
Misses Stuart (two). Lady Emma Campbell.
Misses Balfour (two).

COSSACK QUADRILLE.
Led by her Excellency Baroness BRUNOW.
Lady Caroline Cox. Lord Cant alupe.
The tyro Misses Wheatley. Lord Cranley.
Lady Mary Taylor. M. De Berg.
.‘liss Fitzroy Somerset. Count Kindrioffsky.
Finn. Miss Cavendish. Count Berkowsky.
Lady Mildred Cecil. Count Cordoffsky.
Miss Letitia D'Arcy Jewyn. Hon. Mr. West.
Mr. Balfour.
Mr. Gardener.
Hon.' Mr. Fane.
Mr. Boyce.
GREEK QUAIDRILLE..
Led by her Grace the Duchess of LEINSTER.
Miss Macfarlane. Lord Ossulston.
Lady Constance Paget. Lord Paget.
Lady Eleanor Paget. Mr. Cole.,
Lady E. Ellice. Lord 'Bective.

Miss Whitbread. • - Mr. Lambert.
Miss Vivian. Lord Foley. •
Miss Stuart. Sir Archibald APDonald.
Lady Anne Fitzgerald. Mr. Foley.
Miss Foley. Mr. Littleton.
Miss Adelaide Foley. . Mr. Hoare.
MISCELLANEOUS LIST, _Nor IN THE LIST OF QUADRILLES.
Duke of Sussex. Highland costume.
Countess of Jersey. Italian costume.
Countess St. Aulaire. Marquise du Roure.
Lady Clementina Villiers. Italian costume.
Lord Forester .. . ... :. • 5 Captain of the Guards in the
----- time of Edward 111.
IGreat Officer of the Household
**of Edward 111.
Dignitary of the Household of
Edward 111.
Duke of St. Albans ... Grand Falconer.
Sir Willians Bulkeley
Madlle. d'Este ... I A Noble Lady of the Court of
. 1 Henry VII.
Kt.',ifilhyvtarid'lrsptliemtee. armour,
Marquis of Exeter .. ... -)
Lady Jocelyn 5 Ladies ,in Waiting ' • costume,
Lady Portman
Hon. Mrs. Anson f Bedchaniber Women; costume,
Mrs. Brand I time of Edward 111.
Miss Liddell
Miss Paget.
Miss Devereux
Miss S:anley
Lady Rosslyn Countess of Salisbury.
Duke of Buceleuch Knight-of the Garter.
Earl of Jersey Grand Master of the 'l'emplars.
Knight in armour, Edward
Earl of Beverley ... •• S M.'s time.
Marquis of Lansdowne Dress of Charles L's time.
Duke of Roxburgh—. David Bruce.
Lord Nermanby Sir Waiter de Manney.
Duchess of Gloucester ....... .--1, Time of Louis XII.
Duchess of Saxe Weimar 3
i Anne. Stanhope, Duchess of
Lady Wilhelm. Stanhope
Somerset.
Hon. Capt. R. Boyle Costume of 1.611,.. XIV.
Hon. F. Cadogan... Costume of Louis Xi Y•
Lady Peel lsabella, Duchess of Mila.:.
Mr. Peel Costume copied from Vautlyke.
M. de Vaudreuil Naval Offieer,age of Loui s XIV
Duchess of Inverness Scotch chess.
Lady Palmerston . Ann Boleyn.
Lady Ashley • Costume of Henry VIII.'s time.
Miss Ann Antrobus Louie X V.'s age.
Lady Pennefather Madame de Maintenon.
Mrs. Errington
Duke of Sutherland Duke of Ferrara.

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