Livery cap, 146 -- -- of bandsmen of the Household Cavalry, 146 -- -- -- drum-major of the Foot Guards, 146 -- -- -- jockeys, 147 -- -- -- huntsmen, 146 -- Companies, chaperon, vestige on gowns of, 231 -- of page-boy, 145, =145= -- -- porters, 148 Locket, 122 Loom combs, 117, =118= Lord Mayor's coachman, wig-bag of, 134, 143, =143= -- -- postilion, crest worn upon cap of, 92, =92= Lotus flowers symbolical of India, on Edward VII's mantle, 222 Louis XVI, hair of, gave rise to wigs, 131 Louterell, Sir Geoffrey, figure showing armorial bearings, 84, =85= Lovett, Mr. Edward, on dolls in swaddling clothes, 268 -- -- -- -- origin of pin-ring brooches, 125 -- -- -- -- patterns derived from tattooing, 278 Lyman, Dr., explanation of buttons being differently arranged on the clothes of the two sexes, 22 Macalister, Mr., on fashions, 189 -- -- -- symbolism of the fringes on dalmatics, 191 -- -- -- the pallium, 196 -- -- -- -- surplice, 185 -- -- -- there being no distinctive garments for the ministers, among early Christians, 190 Macphersons, tartan of the, 312 Magnin, M., on the origin of Punch's hump, 261 Mail, chain, vestige of, on shoulder of Imperial Yeoman, 233, =233= -- plate, 235 Malachite used for painting by prehistoric Egyptians, 271 Man cook, white clothes of, 320 -- Isle of, triskele in the coat-of-arms of, 119 -- once hairy, 7. Frontispiece -- skin of, originally reddish, 13 -- primitive, 5 Manche, 146 Maniple, 221 -- once a napkin, 194 Manning, Mrs., hung in a black satin dress, 353 Manservant, modern, 143 Mantle, imperial, 221 -- of Edward VII, lotus flowers on, 222 -- -- Queen Victoria, roses on, 222 Mantles of ladies, collars standing up, 48 Maoris, tattooing of, 277 Mare, the last uncut ears of corn, 297 Marken, women of, floral designs on the bodice, 278 Market woman, sun-bonnet of, 61 Marines, Royal, mourning of, 243 Marionettes, 255 Marriage by capture, 175 Marriott, Mr., on the colour of early vestments, 190 Martingale of horse, amulets on, 294 Mask, unwritten laws that rule the wearing of, 281 Masks of the 5th of November a reminder of primitive face-painting, 280 -- worn by savages, 280 Mason, Mr. Otis T., on pockets, 110 Masons, aprons of, 232 -- insignia of, 231 Master, clothing of, becomes that of servant, 5, 152 Maud, 20 Maundy Thursday, 226 Mayhew, Mr. Henry, on Punch and Judy, 265 Medical officers, volunteer, wear cocked hats, 247 Men, colour preferences of, 307 Merveilleuses, 345, =345= Mess jacket of Somersetshire Light Infantry, 242 Meyer, Dr., on the padding of sleeves above the shoulder to prevent weapons from slipping off, 338 Mice, piebald, 302 Milk-women, apron of, 150 -- -- costume of, 110 -- -- with yokes, 110 Milton, bands of, 46 Mimes, Roman, 183, 282, 283 Mimi, 282