The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06 00:00:00

satin, with seven

jet, and cover,

with the

z.-row lace be

ed with lace flounces.

The sleeves

cks are universally adopted
piquant style of veste is
f black soutaches, and
wide width between two nar-
tent round the cam:me, which

her large, and

open from the wrist to the bend of the arm inside ; the
opening has a row of buttons on each side, with loops to
ry elegant and
ffetas, trimmed
rence only, that the braids

fasten at will. This make of
s lined with oink

!eve is

graceful. The veste
like the outside, wit'

ith plain

pensable ; the

ses the veste is ind
skirt, but it is lined n

trimmings match those on t

ifferent colour

Embroidery is employed on all kinds of materm,
robes and pardessus, and is the novelty of the sea
either worked by hand or imitated in the tissue itself.
The appearance of the robes de chambre has changed

with the

introduction of tl.

waistcoat ; they an

'der to show t

ith an embroidered echelle. Tt

veste is fas

th invisible buttons on the skirt under the arms.
ength, but loose at bottom,

The sleeves are almost NI
with deep cuffs.

White quilting waistcoats are worn for morning dress,
which are made with tight fitting sleeves, fastened at the
and three rows of narrow Va.

elegant buttons

throat witho

The Molter(
a collar, small pockets, very long and square in front
descending below the band. The buttons are cornelian,
agates. turquoise, or simple gold grelots. This waistcoat
is accommodated by a collerette a godrons, formed of
several rows of lace, a jabot to match, and deep ruffles
reaching the knuckles. _ . _ _ _ _

All the wa

►istcoats sr
)Id or chain

a made with a watch-pocket, trout
el chain passes to the lowest button
d descends with a

Is attache

of valuable trinkets suspen,

ladies of distincti

on the back of t

on a ring. Some

have their arms engraved or-painted

Cloth dreg

i are much in

vogue, particularly for young ladies; the form is Louis
XIII. The skirt is plaited over the hips, very full, and
with a small train. The body is made with hasquines

rather deep I

times buttoned

Here, and some-
,
a passage for a lace jabot; the frill
fastened up by a velvet ribbon, or a
s embroidered at the corners. The sleeves

times open, leaving

,ointed in front

round the throat

piece of tall

osquetaire—tha

he wrist

Evening dre

say, Witi

deep cuffs

rk satin

El with jet, a

ice is worn round

with white jet

t ribbon, either
ing with it; and

de of moire chinee,

very ric

lit colours embroidered

is with patter

h kir visiting toilette. For full dresses, the moire,
lamask, lampas, velvet, and taffetas are most in request.
Felt and beaver bonnets are much worn ; they are very
, trimmed with a long feather, or bouquets of feathers
..namented with narrow rib-

be insides
A colours

trimmed

the beaver bonnets are gimp],
f velvet or plain ribbon.

d with band

Trimmings of velvet flowers,
danta of jets, are much in favour

with jet hearts and per

'OREIGN MISCELLANEA

An American paper says that an infant child recently
ied at Lancaster, Pennsylvania, in consequence of its

Pius and

)Id, having forced it to swallow
mfessed that she had done
ake the child fret.

.ct was t

might be relieved from the care of it

—if we are rightly