OK, here's a bash!!
The fourth is millet skipper,
Pelopidas thrax. One distinctive characteristic of this species is that the little row of three white spots near the apex of the forewing curves outward.
The second is almost certainly oriental marbled skipper,
Carcharodus orientalis.
That leaves the first and third, which are slightly more problematic! The first rings of levantine skipper to me, rather than Lulworth. A feature of levantine is that the sex brand is broken at vein 2 - and in your picture it is tantalisingly impossible to see if this is the case, but it looks as if it might be. However, in the third picture the sex brand is clearly not broken - it is long and downcurved. Of the European species (excluding any Turkish ones not included in the European books) I would say this third one has to be Lulworth.
Hope this helps!
Guy
