The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-01-04 00:00:00

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ilso severely for,,
eventß MAJESTY.—We have
may beexpectecl in the e,
ht. teriit which will add a new member to the
have been
of the Po WINDSOR.—The distribution of meat and' other pro-
'arksa,..ats.d visions, fuel, and wearing apparel, given by the Quen to
isiderable
an e
venal vessels 7,i the poor of the parishes of Windsor dCI weretook
place on New Year's-day, in the presence of her Majesty
ging to the 136'
Tore and Prince Albort. The number of ;cool. recipients of
port on 11 ,_
doo er Majesty's bounty amounted to 620 persons. A little
7 on Afon
before ten o'clock the Queen and Prince Albert, with the
art Clucas, of
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lone.
1., b 1 the Princess royal children, accompanied by the Prince of Lainineen
Adelaide of Hohenlohe-Langenbourg, the
nicthryh,asteworuogel
si a.r.l of Aberdeen, and present Marchioness of Ely, went
o the riding school to be at the distribution. The
of the islao ifti
clergy of Windsor and Clewer, and the Hon. and Rev.
inday andleslGeralde Wellesley, domestic chaplain to her Majesty, had
id south arrangement and direction of the whole; and, under
resterly tili theirt
superintendence, all the recipients received their al-
imense height, lotted_ portion. At the same time the members of the
levated frail, /el
,e 0 k, othing Club, which is established under her Majesty's
e
rienced in il, received articles of Patronage. . clothing according to the
'east of the' amount of their contributions, with the addition provided
of Dumbartse
iby the Queen's bounty. The Earl of Aberdeen left the
Ise of for the
a Castle on Saturday for London. The first dramatic per-
At Green,' formance this season will probably take place on Friday.
.ed, which " and be continued weekly until the completion of the se-
d cellars nlem ries.
Westth BO
. ~.01 On Tuesday, the Queen held a Court and Privy Council
Les of eud at which the retiring ministers resigned their seals of office
most of tliol and the new mi •
l the men Court
Iwas held at Windsor, to and from which one set
)eople of thee travelled by the South Western 'and the other by the
property eri Great Western Railway Company,
le, Rothessl, a. .
ir. ARTHUR RUSSELL has been appointed private
Le tide ss
>t-office the/secretary to Lord John Russell.
le flood (41 LORD JOHN RUSSELL the new Foreign Secretary, held a
[n the groin diplomatic levee, on Thursday, at the Foreign-office,
Duchess DP Downing-street, for the reception of the representatives
mage was dej of Foreign Powers.
londay, the,,
~q. NORTH Essex.—lt is rumoured that Fisher Hobbs
midedaye I" E A Es q., of B ensted Lodge, will be brought forward in the
couple of ill case of a vacancy in Essex, in place of Major Beresford.
d penetrate'„ THE REV. NEVILLE ROLFE, a close relation to the Lord
known t
ge Chancellor Cranworth, died suddenly on Christmas-dav
water wag e .ejf „at Heacham, Norfolk, of which he was vicar, aged 63. ' '
ive their do,d THE COUNTESS OF SHREWSBURY, says a private letter
way many from Rome, accompanied by the youthful earl now •' • , in eis
'"usual 21st year,. has arrived in that city. The health of the
above or countess is improving. She had been in a very precarious
ned great tli.
was
grest,eo state for some weeks past, and for several days after the
-decease of the late earl her I I:et
he 0
rofsetcheeolsl
ex ected.
p adyship's death was hourly
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Court dresses are decidedly in favour, ~.
Che Tay tves with trains requiring 'of the Bto attend the fair
sufficiently drooping behind give elegar
the ordin9lli
as well as to the fi
he
south ell; eure. Moire antique,
ys. The Si broidered satins should always be made lon,
g the grestel An eve • rungdress, tomcomposed of three s. -oi wane
tulle, hemmed at the hottopm wit row of large spots in
the -stag!
7 and' blue silk over each h The bondy is full, hemmed at
ofSolway,,,,;ne I the top, forming a frill, fastened with a row of embroidered
the
eve." spots. The sleeves are bouffantes, and finished to match
iy g
vent dove-
the body. The sash is of blue
red Placed on the side : the
d to go first, failing with floating end'
n again id half way down the skirt, the ends of the second br
nnan to he6l reaching the bottom.
A robe of violet moire 4 Advertier' antique, ~
first loco, and cut rather pointed in froi.
1 worn
with scolloped velvet ; over this
another of noire, with black velvet trimming.
3atastrorli sleeves
c _ eves are ornamented to match, hanging loosely over
English ,0 violet bouffant, which is fastened round the wrist with a
it emigran,4l at band. A' large guipure collar, with deep points,
1 500 tons'.
C fastened with a cliou
of ribbon, with a diamond button in
emigrantso the centre. Cuffs to match, with bows of ribbon
ed in the ,01 Among thedifferentstyles for visiting dress *
the manteau
i board ' d Reine Blanche, of black velvet, is much in favour ; it
ivors were forms a Telma behind, and paletat in front, with openings
~i for the arms,
ml ornamented with satin bows and three float-
Leen," of v" ing ends. This n.t it
eauis made with or without a hood,
tij according to taste , is trimmed with a broad moire
sted shiP lit braid.•
, founderee4
dip A sortie de hal of large blue and white plaid embroidered
gined. ", ti With gold. The embroidery represents cornucopire filled
iigrant sh 9 with long grass; thedesigns are the same in front, but
hich only id much smaller. The hood is round and full, embroidered,
Hip, wag 40 and tied with rich Llama ribbon.
tended 01"le The Vdly I:aisclsiati.llin India cachemire,e. embroidered in
I, consider', gold or silver, more_ splendid.
it did yeti Bonnets are much varied in style: the three following
Some lose much by describing :—The first is a demi-toillettge
Some
te.pee bonnet of violet satin, with a,
separated
crown. The front is
off to
/I formed of narrow bouillons
es reveno'
The by black velvets,
rhestetp falling in floating ends at the ears.
le,
effect is charming,
The velvets are covered with narrow black
niton PaPc' _ e. The in-
-0 side is of ribbon, mixed with blonde and violet velvet. A
ack, li
Lie's bee
Sot 01 bunch of heartsease placed high on the crown, with
.d not 0 1, another bouquet; of hanging flowers at the ear. The
I fined tbej! second is a full-dress bonnet, of rehire satin and terry vel-
x„pti_ohne 0`.',1, vet,
trimmed with blonde and
vs peris A The cap is composed of rosebuds an.
in reach!' $
small
I is a fancy capote of pink satin, covered with 1b
•
were In d black velvet and pink ribbon. A bow with long floating
red in the ends behind, over the curtain.* The 1,1T.,.--- ,

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d is a new material for bonnets : it is we',
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N tboo the appearance of being rained upon with a
int, and 101 small beads.
:ailed 1). Tile crowns of these bonnet. -
in at 010,, with an open blonde ell-
s were
10" f discarded quickly. The inside is trimmed
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to the l',l# composed of satin, and leaves of velvet.
ands do
Iva 04 feathers ornament each side of the crown.
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t A simple and elegant capote of white satin : the crown
also )
Iso y the same form as the preceding. The front composed
.nent
pronll dto Partly
of a deep tuck, terminated by two leaves of puffed
e
xpose of satin. The inside edge is trimmed with a double row of
dv
not be blonde; and cap of eglantine, a cockade of blonde on each
The 1 oe side of the crown. Among the light bonnets for the
carried 9
theatre or concert-room, pale pink or blue is extremely
gat was; 14
Pretty. Upon the crown of the pink bonnet, which is of
unate Cyl Plain satin, there are three crossings of narrow
pink rib-
llows oat
Ifbon, edged with blonde. The front has an open blonde
edge, with three rows of pink satin ribbon, which is very
narrow, and pointed at the edges. A bouillonne of tulle
Passes between each band of ribbon. A band of plaited
satin marks where the crown is united to the front.
Cockades of blonde trim the outside, and heath Ihe inside,
of the bonnet.
The blue capote is of the same form as the preceding,
but the crown is crossed with three bands of terry velvet ;
and the ribbon over the edge is slightly gathered, and
placed flat over white tulle bouillonne, with which the
inside is lined. A flat band of terry velvet is placed round
the crown. Small plumes of knotted blue and white
feathers are placed at the ears. White roses form the cap,
with a small wreath of rosebuds across the forehead.
The open edges have produced an innovation : it is the
double front. distinct the one from the other. For ex-
ample, the first, or that which is next the face, is of
plaited black tulle, slightly turned up in front, and rather
larger than the one placed over it, which is of plain
maroon terry velvet. Two maroon feathers are joined at
the middle of the crown, and turn round the head, form-
ing a demi-wreath. The edge of the tulle bonnet is
trimmed inside and outside with wide lace. The effect is
similar to the bonnets with open edges, but produces a
lighter and more transparent effect.
"Visiting bonnets :—A capote, white satin and terry vel-
vet. The edge is trimmed with a broad band of terry
velvet, cut in deep points; each point is edged with
blonde. The curtain is trimmed in the same manner. A
broad band of terry, pointed at each edge, crosses the
capote with a profusion of blonde gathered at each ear. A
pink satin capote, open edge, with open plait of pink
terry velvet. Small plumes of curled feathers at each
ear. Flowers composed of white satin and pink tulle,
with leaves of brown velvet inside.
A bonnet of plain purple velvet. A ruche of curled
feathers of the same colour, but shaded round the crown.
The edge of the front formed of black lace, with a small
ruche of feathers at the extreme edge. A singe saule
feather, knotted with beads, on one side; satin flowers,
with velvet foliage, inside.
A capote of gathered blonde, worked with stars of
Passementerie. Small plumes of marabouts at each ear,
and choux of pink rosebuds, mixed with heath, inside the
front.

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Capote of green velvet, with plaits on the bias. Five
crossings of green velvet, edged with narrow lace, placed
transversely over the velvet plaits. A mixture of blonde,
narrow ribbons, and blush roses, inside.
A capote of blue sati in flt ucks, wi two broad
bands of blue velvet, one placeda att the crown,th the other
half way on the front. An originality is given to these
velvet bands by being edged with black lace falling in
barbes on each side. Flowers of peach-coloured crape,
with velvet foliage and blonde inside.
The coiffures are elegant and varied.
, The Napolitaine is a flat plateau on the summit of the
head. The plateau is a beautiful passementerie, formed
Irof precious stones and tulle. The tulle is embroidered
niggr silk and gold, in stripes, the green stripe appear-
. eimpeieeanprninel.. This coiffure. is fastened on the head by
gracefully save:, the fringe which edges the tulle falls
A green velvet ttr knot of hair, and partly conceals it.
placed forward Pora. is placed across the front, and can be
Lckward on the head to suit the style
in which front hair dressed. On the left side is a gold
frimatee feather.
An elegant coiffure.
omfuachwadmired for its style and
richness, is composed
of small dahlias, of
divers shades, over the front oTeththhetaad ; a string of the
dahlia buds and foliage falls on each
A light blonde,
head and shades
fastened on a spring, passes rounds.i:he.
chessew of small
the flowers. Upon the crown, which
, and f jeath, and
insertions of blonde ; a number of b.: Pen are three
flowers with flexible stalks escape from
are left loose to separate the blonde
neck, mixing with the hair, which is partly hidden, the
A half-dress cap of point d'Aleneon, composed
of
row of lace round a black tulle crown. This crown is
hidden by two rows of white blonde ribbon, fastened with
a double row of gold beads. A barbe of lace, separated
on the top, and falling on each side in long ends, behind
the bunches of flowers and small marabouts.
A pretty Italian cap, of pink gauze ribbon, fastened on
blonde. There are four different widths of ribbon, trim-
ming the front of the cap, on the summit of the head,
forming a kind of plateau. Two springs, concealed by a
narrow gauze ribbon edged with blonde, separate the
foundation bands of narrow blue ribbon ; and bunches of
ribbon and white rosebuds are placed over the plateau.
A coiffure of gold blonde. Through the festoons which
Atterminate the point of the blonde is passed a gold cord.
.the right side is a barbe of very narrow blonde, era-
,l,3rrilia.eerr!ci in
.gold, forming a mass of leaves and ends.
It side is ornamented with a filligree gold and white
ribbon. _

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Splendid ribbons and rich passementerie are as much
employed for trimming bonnets as dresses.
Novel galons, de ixture of velvet, reps, and satin
fringe, and point-Venice, are worn as trimmings for
dresses.
The coiffures in hair are various ~ such as the hair
raised en racinei, with flat curls. Light raised bandeaux
a la Recarnier, coiffures a la Grecque, and a l'Athenienne.
'Wreaths of leaves and crape flowers, embroidered with
gold or silver, are extremely pretty, and much worn. A
new mounting has created a great sensation. It
of three bands of flowers flat on the hair, and fastened on
the top of the head by a gold plait.;

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