8^th The Queen Dowager in a court Dress
9^th Espartero, late regent of Spain uniform Spanish general
10^th Louis Philippe king of the French in the costumes
of the national worn by himself
11^th Comodore Napier As an Admiral.
12 Lord John Russel
13^th Mehemet Ali in a Turkish costume
14 Charles XIV King of Sweeden And Norway
uniform of the Sweedish Guard
15^th The Marquis of Anglesea uniform of a Hussar
16 Sir Robert Peel Bart.
17 Lord Hill Late Commander-In Chief
in the uniform of an English General
18^th Marquis of Wellesley brother to the duke of
wellington in the cloths & orders worn by
him at the court of George the IV.
19^th Lord Palmerston
20^th HRH The Late Princes[s] Augusta in the
Actual dress she wore at the coronation of
Queen Victoria

SECOND GROUP

21^st His Majesty George the IV The figure of
his Majesty wearing the orders of the Garter Bath
and Guelph was modelled from life, the Robe
complete in evry respect worn by his Majesty
was that used in the Procession to Westminister
Abbey And measured seven yards long by three
wide, it was borne by nine eldest sons of Peers.
The robe placed on your extreem right, under
the looking glass, was used at the opening of
Parliament that on your left similarly placed
was the purple, or imperial Robe, used on his
Magesty' return from the Abbey. The three
robes contain five hundred & sixty seven feet of

8th The Queen Dowager in a Court Dress 9th Espartero, late regent of Spain uniform Spanish general 10th Louis Philippe king of the French in the costumes of the national worn by himself 11th Comodore Napier As an Admiral. 12 Lord John Russel 13th Mehemet Ali in a Turkish costume 14 Charles XIV. King of Sweeden And Norway uniform of the Sweedish Guard 15th The Marquis of Anglesea uniform of a Hussar 16 Sir Robert Peel Bart. 17 Lord Hill Late Commander-In Chief in the uniform of an English General 18th Marquis of Wellesley brother to the duke of wellington in the cloths & orders worn by him at the court of George the IV. 19th Lord Palmerston 20th H R H The Late Princes Augusta in the actual dress she wore at the coronation of Queen Victoria

SECOND GROUP 21st His Majesty George the IV The figure of his Majesty wearing the orders of the Garter Bath and Guelph was modelled from life; the Robe complete in evry respect worn by his Majesty was that used in the Procession to Westminister Abbey and measured seven yards long by three wide, it was borne by nine eldest sons of Peers. The robe placed on your extreem right, under the looking glass, was used at the opening of Parliament that on your left similarly placed was the purple, or imperial Robe, used on his Magesty' return from the Abbey. The three robes contain five hundred & sixty seven feet of