TIE LATE QUEENS JEWELS.
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AS some Of our readers may be pleased to see
how richly some members of the sex are attircd
in the old world, we present them with copy
of the bill of London Jeweller, for single pur-
chase oftbe present King, when Prince of Wales,
for the use Of his bride, the late unhappy Queen
1894. His Royal Highness the Prince of
Wales, November.


Bought of Nathaniel Jefferes,
A pair of superb brilliant ear rings, $4,000
A necklace and fall with FIVE large drops, $4,000
A coronet in hrilliants, 5000
A wreath of oak for bande:sl, 100
Coronet, with rose, thistle and feathers, 5000
A pair Of pearl bracelets with brilliant


locks, 1900
A large lockct circle of ofbriliants, 500
A superb brilliant stomachcr, 300
setting for a picture, with very large


brilliants, coronet AMI ornaments $500
A large pearl necklace and fall, and four


large pearl drops, 1900
A rouge box, with brilliants, cypher and


coronet, 400
A pair oibracects, bought by your r. .'s


desire of De~ymons, 7S5
A rich billianl watch, chain, &c. 1880
An enameled opera glass, with circles of


large brilants, 500


Total, f546S6


Equal to s2l2820
NoTH.--The above sum was reduced by the
verdict of the Jury empanncllcd TO assess the
value to e50,g97 los. [equal to So22, 654l which
sum was paid for them.