Amulets buried with the head of ancient Egyptians, 122 -- crescent-shaped, 293 -- heart-shaped, 295, 296 -- worn by Egyptian children, 123 Andaman Islanders, painting the body among, 276 André, Messrs., & Co., on cockades, 153 Anglo-Saxon, bandaged stocking of, 67, =67= Animal actors, clothes of, 301 Animals, colour of, in connection with ceremonials, 303 -- curious variations of, produced under domestication, 302 -- spotted when young, 94 -- mutilation of, 302 Anklets, 9 Anne, apron of Queen, 150 -- Consort of James I, glove of, 98, =99= Antiquities, Museum of, Copenhagen, 178 Apparel of chasuble called an orphrey, 196 -- on albe, possibly remains of clavi, 193 Appendix, vermiform, 3 Apron, 149 -- of barge-woman, milk-woman, and hospital nurse, 150 -- -- bishop, a vestige of the cassock, 200 -- -- housemaid, 149 -- -- Judy, 263, =263= -- -- masons, 232 -- -- nuns, 202 -- -- Queen Anne, 150 Aprons, tiger skin, of Leicestershire Regiment, 249 Arab women, 122 -- -- ideas of modesty, 207 Arabs use folds of robes as pockets, 110 Archers, Scottish, coats of, 226 Aria, Mrs., on the ancestress of the straight-fronted specialité corset, 337 -- -- on the unwritten laws that rule the wearing of a mask, 281 Armlets conferred on soldiers, 114 -- need for cooling, in some climates, 114 Armorial bearings on ladies' dresses, 84, =85= Armour, 83 -- a development of dress, 12 -- of chargers, 292 Arms, coat of, 83 -- of England, 86 -- -- schools and colleges, 90 -- -- Thomas à Becket, =198= Arran murder case, 178 Arrow-head amulets, 296 Arrow-heads, flint, as pendants, 123 Arts, gown of master of, 210 -- hood of bachelor of, 212 Atella, celebrated for Italian farces, 254 Athletic clubs, parti-coloured dress of, 313 Aurelian, distribution of oraria by, 192 Austria, Emperor of, 244 Austrian, dress of the, 318 Axe for killing wounded horses, 242 Ayahs, nose-rings of, 111 Babylon, finger-rings in, 114 Baby's glove without fingers, 94, =95= Bachelor of Arts, hood of, 212 Badge and crest, difference between, 90 -- broad arrow, 91 -- of Black Prince, 88 -- -- Edward III, 91 -- -- the porters of the Inner Temple, 91 Badges, hereditary, 90 -- signs derived from royal, 91 -- regimental, 243, 245 -- of Gloucestershire regiment, 245 -- -- private firemen, 91 Badges of the Yeomen of the Guard, 224, =224= -- -- Watermen, 91 -- worn by the Marquis of Abergavenny, 91 Bag-wig, vestige of the, 133, =134=, 143, =143=, 228, =229= Baildon, Mr. Paley, on new garments put over old, 148 -- -- -- -- the coif, 216 Baldric, 106 -- modern use of, 106 -- ornamented with bells, 108, =108= Ballrooms, bare necks in, 14 Band, black on arm as mourning, 182 -- chin, 202, =203= -- hat, 52 Bandaged stockings of Anglo-Saxons, 67 Bandages, leg, 66, =66=, =67= Bandbox, 46, =47=