... or. the fidies. Shawl of pale icalror tmoir, with blue a,.d crimfon horder, carelcifli ?? over the left aron. Nee1!ace, two rows ot 'el ?? cai rings of goli and fan of white tit}lany, ?? il blue and gold. Straw-coloured gluves lfhocs, Cm:U. CoN'.-The afiorl ...

... cambric, with hlighI waint of inmper'ial lw orwi n aI i in, ho itoti 'I d own the I haek , anid wornl withi a ig 16 eoll''k1! roW f 0mux11~ilin Or lace. fal.tenied in front (if thle tilt )ir t v.it h a broadi of i neweiiryv. There is an miu- hointl e itl ...

... coffee-rooin which fronts Brydges-street. In a very few minutes the whole of that part of the Theatre, toge- *tber with the front row of boxes, were on fire, and be-. fore twelve o'cloek the whole of the interior of tle Thea- tre was one ?? the suggestion of ...

... 1 plaited net, or scollopetd lac; biteoi of thie roe laced vwith white silk cord, ani emiltiljded do\n1 ell frolnt w\ithl a row of Correspomolelit buitms in tlhe centre. An i ,t;llatioy (p of greuen vel- vet, el Qied xith broadl go lilace. A whte ltce ...

... tartan, plaid, wec inade Of Sarscnejt't or Alerino crape,. trininitt routid tile liii bottom witit whlite svwattSdOWtt, aud two rows ofthle salve th; djowl, tile front, alternately relieved by a narrow silk Fr cord in loolls, And buttonls of a bright natikeen ...

... they'have been for the two preceding months : some of the turbans are quite a-a-7Turque, and are very becoming to most faces; a row of simple -curls only, is discovered belneath thens, on each side the face. 'I'be Anne Bullen eap has again made its appearance ...

... Stones are very general. The most fasliionable loqkets arc of amethyst, rlby, &e. set.il pearl, and fastened round the neck by a row of pearls. : We have also observed some necklaces of ruby, &c. set in pearl, wvhilch had a very eletgant effect. Fashionable ...

... LONDON JANUARY FASHIONS. MORNING WAWKiNG DRESS.-6lack velvet slip, finished at the bottom Avith a double row of perfectly novel trimming. Over this dress is a black satin pe- lisse, lined wvith rose-colour sarsnet, made in a style the most novel, tasteful ...

... 'The skirt is trimmed with crape dra- peries, ornamented wvith bunches of roses. These draperies are surnmount(l by three rows of white silk trimming. ?? hair, which is much parted on the forehead, isdressed very low at the sides, and the hind hair brought ...

... this beautiful dress is tinished at the neck with four rows of cambric mus- lin edged with satin. The Huntley cap, composed of satin, inlet with lace, the edge of the cap trimmed with three rows of r.Ch lace, aud fastened nuder the coi ll d i o d orocl ...

... tfruc lres that t hey I-nay be (dirl~rtd in any quanttity, at. less than the Inritine Cost itt this Ittngdotn). .Sir Wim. Car'row, altpear'ed on Tuesday mnrorrting iii tbt' ('oilt of C'hrurreery, at teiidr'd by 31r. watr'etn, ~Mr Rrafrre. aird trnarry , ...

... begin before five o'clock inl the morning, nor row after seven o'clock in the evening. This novel and extraordinary undertaking takes place from off the King's Arms, AMill-Wall, Poplar.- Gyngell is to row half a mile down the river, go round a mooring ...