King and Mrs. Baddeley 173 The Crinoletta Disfigurans (_Punch_) 177 CHAT VII.--COLLARS AND CUFFS. Henrietta, Marquise d'Entragues 182 Henry IV. of France 185 The Infanta Isabella Clara Eugenia 187 Son of the Painter Dirck de Vries 191 Charles I. in three views 193 Cravats 199 CHAT VIII.--HATS, CAPS, AND BONNETS. Heading: Fools in a Morris Dance 205 Mrs. Anne Warren (after Romney) 207 Hunting Hat, Orcagna, Campo Santo, Pisa 210 Hunting Hat (Ibid.) 210 Figure with Long Net-caul (G. W. Rhead) 212 Hat, Fra Angelico, Florence 213 Hat (Ibid.) 213 Heart-shaped Head-dress 216 Horned Head-dress 216 Francis Bacon 219 Thomas Killigrew 221 The Development of the Pot Hat 223 Robert Devereux, second Earl of Essex 225 Letitia Bonaparte, mother of Napoleon 228 Anne Day 229 Two of the Wigginses (Gillray) 230 Parisian Head-dresses for 1812 231 Fool's Cap of Leather, German (S.K.M.) 233 CHAT IX.--THE DRESSING OF THE HAIR, MOUSTACHIOS, AND BEARD. Heading: Comb (Italian, Fourteenth Century) 237 Assyrian Bas-relief 238 Bearded Bacchus (Hope's "Costume of the Ancients") 239 Greek Head-dresses (Ibid.) 241 Roman Head-dresses (Ibid.) 243 Head-dress from Viollet le Duc (Fifteenth Century) 248 A Painted Face (Roxburghe Ballads) 251 Wig, Egyptian, B.C. 1500 (British Museum) 254 Beau Fielding 257 Hyacinthe Rigaud 259 Ridiculous Taste; or, The Lady's Absurdity 261 The French Lady in London 263 Head-dress (from Jacquemin) 264 Louis XVI., Marie Antoinette, and the Dauphin 269