His Late Majesty George the Fourth. Her late Majesty Queen Caroline. Her late R.H. Princess Charlotte. Their Majesties George III and Queen Charlotte. His Late Royal Highness the Duke of York. Field-Marshall the Duke of Wellington. His late Imperial Majesty Alexander of Russia; and His Majesty the King of the Belgians. Field Marshall Von Blücher. Right Honorable William Pitt. Right Honorable George Canning. Right Honorable C. J. Fox. Reverend John Wesley. The Celebrated Queen Elizabeth. The Immortal Shakspeare. William Penn, founder of Pennsylvania. Mary Queen of Scots. An Austin Monk. Baron Ruthven. Lord Melville. The celebrated Baron Emanuel Swedenborg. [Illustration: HER MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY QUEEN ADELAIDE, CONSORT OF KING GEORGE IV.] CHAPTER XII Placard (_continued_)--The old Exhibition--Celebrities of the day--Tussaud’s mummy--Poetic eulogism--Removal to Baker Street--The Iron Duke’s rejoinder--Madame de Malibran. [Illustration: DANIEL O’CONNELL] The old placard next proceeds to enumerate some of the then modern celebrities in the Exhibition as follows: Portrait likeness of the Rev. John Clowes, of St. John’s Church, Manchester, and late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, taken (with permission) from life within the last ten years; the Artist, Mr. J. P. Kemble, in the character of Hamlet; the celebrated Mrs. Siddons in the character of Queen Catherine; Dey of Algiers; full-length Portrait of Daniel O’Connell, esq., M.P., taken with permission (from Mr. P. Turnerelli’s celebrated bust), for which Mr. O’Connell gave sittings in Dublin; Sir Walter Scott, taken from life in Edinburgh, by Madame Tussaud, which was seen by thousands, and also honored by his approbation; Lord Byron, taken from life in Italy. _The other subjects comprising this unique exhibition, consisting of Characters in full dress as large as life, correctly executed, may be classed as follows_: The late Royal Family of France, taken from life, viz., the King, Queen, and Dauphin; Pope Pius VI., Henry IV. of France, Duc de Sully, M. Voltaire, Napoleon Buonaparte, Madame Joseph Buonaparte, Cardinal Fesche, one of Buonaparte’s Mameluke Guards, and Prince Roustan, Buonaparte’s favorite Mameluke. REMARKABLE CHARACTERS, SUBJECTS, &c. An old Coquette, who teased her husband’s life out. Two beautiful Infants. A small cabinet of Portraits in wax by the celebrated Courcius of Paris, viz., the Dying Philosopher, Socrates. Death of Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt. M. Voltaire. Shepherd and Shepherdess. Biographical and descriptive Sketches may be had at the place of Exhibition, price Sixpence each.