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

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HER. IkIAJESTY.—WL, terrifit
the perent may beexpected in l
tie early ,e
dog hich will add a new member to the Royal fa _
iir,f6I,..N.No'INDSOR.—The distribution of meat and other pro-
e ns, fuel, and wearing apparel, given by the Queen to
ihursoi,ne poor of the parishes of Windsor and Clewer, took
day, Olace on New Year's-day, in the presence of her Majesty
I, of And Prince Albort. Die number of poor recipients of
ler Majesty's bounty amounted to 620 persons. A little
ugb ofitefore ten o'clock the Queen and Prince Albert, with the
,eobts!oyal children, accompanied by the Prince of Lainingen,
land, tithe Princess Adelaide of Hohenlohe-Langenbourg, the
31oodtarl of Aberdeen, and by the Marchioness of Ely, went
of sco the riding school to be present at the distribution. The
ndg,tklerey of Windsor and Clewer, and the Hon. and Rev.
iht,t/Perald Wellesley, domestic chaplain to her lifejesty, Lad
,43 Oldie arrangement and direction of the whole; and, under
`',.,ortgeir superintendence, all the recipients received their al-
qtaiotted portion. At the same time the members of the
":0 Clothing Club, which established under her Majesty's
a!,.,,cooatronage, received articles of clothing according to the
tu'ek,Arnount of their contributions, with the addition provided
'n° oy the Queen's bounty. The Earl of Aberdeen left the
13 et el; astle on Saturday for London. The first dramatic per-
1104ormance this season will probably take place on Friday,
Vied be continued weekly until the completion of the se-
opes.
bi,eop On Tuesday, the Queen held a Court and Privy Council
,P.tfikt which the retiring ministers resigned their seals of office
tos!,,nd the new ministers were entrusted with them. The
riCourt was held at Windsor, to arid from which one set
iseloira. yelled by the South Western and the other by the
.5 great Western Railway Company,
"qr. Aarntla RUSSELL has been appointed private
eundncretary to Lord John Russell.
pewit Loan JOHN RUSSELL the new Foreign Secretary, held a
donfleromatic levee, on Thursday, at the Foreign'-office,
me e owning-street, for the reception of the representatives
10 if Foreign Powers.
feet'.ol NORTH ESSEX.--It is rumoured that Fisher Hobbs,
ited
coke, of Bensted Lodge, will be brought forward in the
t oseose of a vacancy in Essex, in place of Major Beresford.
lYglliof THE REV. NEVILLE ROLFE, a close relation to the Lord
rdsbancellor Cranwortb, died suddenly on Christmas-day,
ayoa,d Heachain, Norfolk, of which he was vicar, aged 63.
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IHE COUNTESS OF SHREWSBURY, says private letter
dsolpgnm. Rome, accompanied.. by the youthful earl, now in his
ter that year, has arrived in that city. The health of the
tom' Juntess is improving. She had been in a very precarious
e-railvAte for some weeks% t, and for several days after the
Croo"cease of the late earlps her ladyship's death was hourly
befOnected.

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ail !Court dresses are decidedly in favour, not, as formerly,
of 60ith trains requiring a page to attend the fair wearer, but
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Sith}fficientiv drooping behind to give elegance to the material
steer) well as to the figure. Moire antique, velvet, and ern-
Is r'ioidered satins should always be made long.
old s'• An evening dress, composed ofthreeseirts of white
,b I
dle, hemmed at the bottom with a row of large spots in
tae„,ine silk over each hem. The body is full,hemmed at
n.
.I;te top, forming a frill, fastened with a row of embroidered
ouee Jots. The sleeves are bouffantes, and finished to match
no.esrle body. The sash is of blue ribbon, with two bows
e jerlaced on the side : the first, fallin with floating ends
•,,ey. alf way down the skirt, the ends of the' second bow
'aching the bottom.
0.13 A robe of violet moire antique, with two bodies : the
he t low, and cut rather pointed in front. The edge is
Les
,hge trorned with scolloped velvet ; over this low body is
", /ohm another of moire, with black velvet trimming. The
at are ornamented to match, hanging loosely over a
' fto %let bouffant, which is fastened round the wrist with a
.bof it band. A large guipure collar, with deep points,
'
',„ ,grAtened with a thou of ribbon, with a diamond button in
Of tile
Among
Cuffs to math with bows of ribb
e thedifferentstylecs, for visiting dress Von
~„oololdne Blanche, of black velvet, is much in
Li' rnas a Telma behind, and pas in front, with openings
apt the arms, ornamented with satin bows and three float-
s, Pin et ends. This manteau is made with or without a hood,
,tbiseording to taste ; it is trimmed with a broad moire
' "raid.
'l3,.Cf OA sortie do bal of large blue and white plaid embroidered
.7011th. gold. The embroidery represents cornucopise filled
to
.. long rass ; the designs
roundsmaller. and full, embroidered,
rw'rood tied with rich Llama ribbon.
it P fol The Vely Pacha. in India cachemire, embroidered in
Db.l_ssikold or silver, is still more splendid.
,elr ,/‘ Bonnets are much varied in style: the three following
D elliose much by describing :—The first is a demi-toillette
~. ei nnnet of violet satin, with a small crown. The front is
ketlirmed of narrow bouillons, separated by black velvets,n
Teeilling in floating ends at the ears. The effect is charmi
1 Dole velvets are covered with narrow black lace. The ;--g,
,os e of ribbon, mixed with blonde and violet vel
be° il is •
,0 inch of heartsease placed high on the
of pother bouquet of hanging flowers at ti,
rig d• taeond is a full-dress bonnet, of white satin an
ferit, trimmed with blonde and bouquets of marabouts
11„,00gie cap is composed of rosebuds and ribbon. The third
cv a fancy capote of pink satin, covered with small bows of
Oriel( velvet and pink ribbon. A boa
Neds behind, over the curtain. The
Jorgeelo new material for bonnets : it is vi
eneors appearance of being rained upon
ru'ilitall beads.
t• erhe crowns of these bonnets are roune ,
ieforoth an open blonde edge, which is far too be
t 'le elearded quickly. The inside is trimmed
/9/'' emposed of satin, and leaves of velvet.
it ath lea , ers ornament each side of the crown.
eA. simple and elegant capote of white satin : the crown
it_e,naa same form as the preceding. The front composed
~.r.:regttly of a deep tuck, terminated by two leaves of puffed
UP'e tiro. The inside edge is trimmed with a double --
aornonde ; and cap of eglantine, a cockade of bin-
volrbie of the crown. Among the light b-
y/ thaatre or concert-room, pale pink "o
'
ell eitty. Upon the crown of the pie' r
molun satin, there are three crossings ot narrow pink M-
OS' on, edged with blonde. The front has an open blonde
rite' te, with three rows of pink satin ribbon, which is very
ed• Vitro q, and pointed atthe
edges. A bouillonne of tulle
.01111 sBes between each band of ribbon. A band of plaited
I aP4Fin marks where the crown is united to the front.
a ifilackades of blonde trim the outside, and heath the inside,
le 3 •the bonnet.
Abe blue capote is of the same form as the preceding,
resles,A the crown is crossed with three bands of terry velvet ;
Odd the ribbon over the edge is slightly
gathered, and
,t ' ed flat over white tulle bouillonne, with which the
b$ de is lined. A flat band of terry velvet is placed round
is 1$ crown.
_Small plumes of knotted blue and white
riees thers are placed at the ears. White roses form the
siaal,th a small wreath of rosebuds across the forehead. cap,
i sit The open edges have produced an innovation : it is the
1 000 ble front, distinct the one from the other. For vex- 0, Ple, the first, or that which is next the face, is of
v„ft ited black tulle, slightly turned up in front, and rather
~evi, tefr,ger than the one placed over it, which is of plain
cbeol roon terry velvet. Two maroon feathers are joined at
,he FA middle of the crown, and turn round the head, form-
ea IN a demi-wreath. The edge of the tulle bonnet is
~,' sy?itaroed inside and outside with wide lace. The effect is
r`-- PiPtglar to the bonnets with open edges, but produces a
ope liter and more transparent effect.
..d.V. Visiting bonnets :—A capote, white satin and terry vel-
Terlwe- The edge is trimmed with a broad band of terry
taiiivet, cut in deep points ; each point is edged with
100 ; onde. The curtain is trimmed in the same manner. A
vieillrad band of terry, pointed at each edge, crosses the
leep4l).ote with a profusion of blonde gathered at each ear. A
sto k satin capote, open edge, with open plait of pink
eel(' PIT velvet. Small' plumes of curled feathers at each
,gell,, • Flowers composed of
.white satin and pink tulle,
ildbilth leaves of brown velvet inside.
-of' A bonnet of purplel velvet. A ruche of curled
- 4 thers of the sauce colour, ofnorumr,etdiuntfshaded round the crown.
he edge of the front
black lace, with a small
Oche of feathers at the extreme edge. A singe saule
'sl°li‘ther knotted with beads, on one side ; satin flowersige_.ddit. e
h velveti foliage, inside. ,
reilliPo?alleanaepotteer of gathered blonde, worked with stars of
ie. Small plumes of marabouts at each ear,
irllllodlitc.houx of pink rosebuds, mixed with heath, inside the
clle!ii• Capotes of green velvet, with plaits on the bias, Five
,ip ' ns nags of green velvet, edged with narrow lace, placed
i
,ebr,jansv ersely over the velvet plaits. A mixture of blonde,
joiol4,sr.row ribbons, and blush roses, inside.
urOU A capote of blue satin in flat tucks, with two broad
of:ea:ids of blue velvet, one placed at the crown, the other
:' 05 of way on the front. An originality is given to these
P 01av rivet bands by being edged with black lace falling in
rbes on each side. Flowers of peach-coloured crape,
,r:4ooAith velvet foliage and blonde inside.
.. a The coiffures are elegant and varied.
0t,0t•.; The Napolitaine is a flat plateau on the summit of the
39;.'rn. The plateau is a beautiful' passementerie, formed
,„ oe precious stones and tulle. The tulle is embroidered
10v4ea green. silk and gold,Tni in stripes, the green stripe appear-
. Ig like enamel.
:ace simple s coiffure is fastened on the head by
spring i theknsfortinge which edges the tulle falls
1 iracefully over the hair, and partly conceals it.
'°_,4l. green velvet plait is placeefd across the front, and can be
eue laced forward or back-
dwreasrsdedo.n the head to suit the style
tf'adi h' d w ich front hair is
r,.f 5 imatee feather.
'1 di An elegant coiffure, much
On the left side is a gold
admired 'for its style and
twee, chness, is composed of a wreath small dahlias, of
_iit Fivers shades, over the front of the heorifc;l. string of the
rssiollehlia buds and foliage falls on each side. gantdbslhoanddees,
,180 reitened on a spring, passesrwnhdiehth7 s heado
. aorfe three
le flowers. Upon the crown,
dr isertions of blonde; a number of bunches Pen
ii
small
40," ewers with flexible stalks escape from the wreath, and
bl offireeekleft loose to separate the blonde, and fall ever the
1.. , mixing with the hair, which is partly hidden.
..,00 In. half-dress cap of point d'Alengon, composed of a
,rro gr, of lace round a black tulle crown. This crown is
leeutlen by two rows of white blonde ribbon, fastened with
,05, lellopble row of gold beads. A barbe of lace, separated
moo ", the top, and falling on each side in long ends,, behind
1
jito,, 'e. bunches of
.flowers and small marabouts.
re 14. Pretty Italian cap of pink auze ribbon f stened on
a aede There are fou'r dill rent widths of ribbaon, trim-
a tie
"Apt
jewtagintghea frontkind of the cap, on the summit. of the head,
ev• 1 kn. 0_ of plateau. Two springs, concealed by a
a cam w . gauze ribbon edged with blonde separate the
'eeeff,4,
°dation bands of narrow blue ribbon ; and' bunches of
)'sto, fp n.and white rosebuds are placed over the plateau.
ag ti. coiffure f la
go blonde. Through the festoons which
ql t eminate the Point of the blonde is passed a gold cord.
d t
i, the right side is a barbe of very narrow blonde, ems
bp
ti tteideredin gold, forming a mass of leaves and ends.
orer b, left side is ornamented with a filigree gold and white
el 4 '
; Die Plendid ribbons and rich
e obployed for trimming passementerie are as much
bonnets as dresses
)ooitiftat
II•In ovel galons, a mixture of velvet, reps, and satin
by ._ Re, and point de Venice
ea, jesses. , are worn as trimmings for
quaritTeell coiffures in hair are various
Light
uch as
3t ser 1 ~-, en racines, with flat curls.
adraised bandeaux
:.., Oa eetteearnier, coiffures ala Grecque, 4 l'Athenihne.
I.f, anis of leaves and crape flowers,nembroidered with
;er silver, are extremely pretty, and
.much worn. A
y
-27, nlaonting has createda great sensation. It consists
era' Al three bands of leavers fiat on the hair, and fastened on
er le topOr Ol tia hetid by a gold plait.;

FASHIONS FOR JANUARY.

e manteau

n. with
,r. The
?rry vel-

ith long floating

,anezas mance perlo
'ell named, as it has

a shower of

Coining to be
with pinks
Small white

row of

e on each

Is for the
extremely
which is of