Hanover, cockade of House of, 153 Harem, 13 Harlequin, 261, 267 -- coat of, worn by the Lord of Montbron, 283 -- modern dress of, 283, =284= -- origin of the character, 282 -- patched coat of, 283 -- shaven head of, 283 -- sooty face of, 283 -- wand of, 283 Harlequinade, 269, 282 Harlequinne, 285 Harrow, coats at, 169 -- swallow tails at, 170 Hat band, 52 -- -- origin of, 52 -- cocked, development of, 60, =60= -- Cranmer's, 214, =214= -- for hunting with lacing, 56, =56= -- how made from a disc of material 57, =57= -- of a bishop of the Stuart period, 214, =214= -- sailor, streamers of, 53, =53= -- tall, used in the Army, 248 Hats with the underside painted green, 271 -- women in church without, 206 Haweis, Mrs., dressing to suit her surroundings, 310 Hawaiian Islands, hut of, 49 Haybands forerunners of leg bandages, 67 Head, distortion of, 336 Head-dress of French lawyer, 158 -- -- -- Henry II's reign surviving in that of nuns, 201, =203= -- -- shawl as a, 61 -- -- Siamese, compared with a Votive Spire, 50, =51= -- shaven, of harlequin, 283 -- shaving, 127 -- strap, =203= Heads, deforming of children's, by Chinook Indians, 335 Hearse cloths, 232 Heart-shaped amulets, 295, 296, =296= Hector the horse extinct in Punch and Judy show, 267 Helmet of Black Prince, 87, =88= -- fireman's, 60, =60= -- plate, 158 Helmets, metal, 60 Henna used for staining fingers and toes by Egyptians, 271 Henry VIII's reign, handkerchief came into general use in, 195 Heppel, Mr. George, on Punch and Judy, 253 -- -- -- -- figures worked by wires, 255 Heraldry, Handbook of, by Cussan, 159 Heralds, tabards of, 83 Hereditary badges, 90 Hide, raw, shoe made of, 64, =64= Highland corps, white jackets of, 243 -- dress, 162 Hindu ayahs, nose rings of, 111 -- women, painting of the feet scarlet by, 273 -- -- teeth blackened by, 273 Hodgson, Miss, uses a doll to show costume, 174 Hogarth's engravings of children, 162 Holland, dress of clergy in, 200 Holy Land, swaddling clothes persist in, 163, 333 Hood, 198 -- academical, 210 -- -- wearing of, by clergymen, 199, 212 -- combined with cape, 156, =156=, 157 -- enlargement of the peak, =156=, 157 -- of a Knight of the Garter, 229, =230= -- -- Bachelor of Arts, 212 -- -- nuns, 202, =203= -- -- the Order of the Thistle, 230 -- -- -- -- -- St. Patrick, 230 -- -- undergraduates, liripipe of, 211 -- peak of prolonged, to form liripipe, 157 -- tiny, on barrister's gown, 218, =219= Horn for priming powder, survival of cords for suspending, 108 Horns of honour, 117