Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-22

Marcus Hill, Treasurer OF the House
h Id Lord Warterpars, Lord in Wait
ing to the Qneen; Lord George Len
nox, Lord in Waiting 10 the Prince
and Lord Alfred Paget, Clerk Marshal.
The fourth carriage, conveying Wis
count Combermere, Gold Stick in Watt
ing Lord Foley, Captain Of the Hon.
Corps Of 0en,!emen-at-Arms the Mar
quis Of Donegal, Captain Of the Yeo-
man ofihe Guard; and the Earl Of Bes-
borough, Master ofthe Buckhounds.
The fifth carriage, conveying the
Hon. Mrs. Trevor, Bedchamber woman
in Waiting; Hon. Flora Macdonald
and the Hon. Mary F. Seymour, MAIDS
Of Honor in Waiting; and the Marquis
OF Abercorn, Groom Of the Stole 10 the
Prince.
The sixth carriage, conveying the
Countcsses Hncke Oriolla, Ladies in
attendance on the Princess OF Prussia,
Lady Caroline Barring'on Lady Su-
perintendent, and the Marquis OF Bread
abane, Lord Chamberlain.
The seventh carriage, conveying the
Countess Of Claremont, Lady Of the
Bedchamber in Waiting, the Marchio-
ness Of Douro, Lady Of the Bedcham-
ber; the Duke of Norfolk, Master OF the
Horse and the Marquis Of Westmin-
ster, Lord Steward.
The eighth carriage, conveying their
Royal Highnesses the Prince an Prin-
cess Of Prussia, his Royal Highness
Prince Frederick Villa n of Prussia,
and the Duchess Of Sutherland, Mis-
tress Of the Robes.
The ninth carriage drawn by cream
colored horses, conveying Her Majesty
the Queen, his Royal Highness Prince
Albert, his Royal Highness the Prince
OF Wales, and her Royal Highness the
Princess Royal.
Her Majesty's escort was composed Of
the Lie Guards.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess Of
Kent went to The state olening Of the
Exhibition, accompanied by her Royal
Highness the Princess Mary Of Cam
bridge, and attended by Lady Fanny
Howard, Sir George Couper and Lord
James Plantagenet Murray. The
Princess Mary was attended by Lady
Georgiana Bathurst and Baron Knese-
beck.
The Queen wore dress OF pink wat
cred silk. brocaded with silver, trimmed
with pink rbands and blonde and or
namenled with diamonds. Diamo nds
and feathers formed the head dress
Her Majesty were the Riband and
George Of the order Of the Garter and
the Garter Of the order as an armist.
Her Royal Highness the Princess
Royal wore a white satin slip with two
skirts Of Nottingham lace, and had
round her head wreath Of pale pink
wild roses.
Her Royal IIighness the Due hess
kents dress was Of white brocadcd silk,
trimmed with blonde, and ~hi,c riband,-
and ornnmenlcd with diamonds. Her
Royal Highness's head dress was com
posed OF feathers and diamonds, with
lace lappets.
Her Royal Highness the Princess Cf
Prussia wore a white silk dress, broca-
ded with silver, and loopcd up a, the
bottom with boque,s of Feathers, h,w-
ers, and diamonds. The head dress
was formed Of flowers and diamonds,
with feathers. Her Royal Highness
wore the decoration Of The Louisen Or
der.
His Royal Highness Prince Albert,
was habited in Field Marshal's uni
form, and wore the ensigns at the Orders
Of the Garter and Golden Fleece.
His Royal Highness the Prince Of
Wales, wore a Highland dress-the
Rothesay tartan.
His Royal Highness the Prince Of
Prussia, appeared in the uniform OF
Prussian General and Prince Frederick
William in tha, of an officer of the Prus-
sian Foot Guards. Both Princes wore
the insignia OF the Black Eagle Of Prus.
sia.
The Duchess of Sutherland, and the
other Ladies in Waiting were in Cour,
dresses, and all the gentlemen in aten-
dance wore their respective uniforms,
the members of orders Of Knghthood
wearing their different insignias, the
Duke OF Norfolk and The Marquis of A.
quis of BreadaIbane that Of the Thi tie,
Viscount Combermere those Of the Bath
the Gueiphic and the (Poriugese) Tow
er and Swora and The Marquis ofDone-
gal that OF the Gnelphic.
The Duke of Norfolk carried his ba-
ton as Earl Marshal Of England.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert and
the Royal party, returned TO Bucking-
ham Palace at twenty-five minutes past
| o'clock.
A Guard Of Honour Of the Grenadier