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Absalom,7,8Age of wigs,71-93Agrarian law repealed,48Albemarle, Earl of,78Duchess of,17Alexander III., Pope, forbids clergy to act as surgeons,27Alfreton,102Anne, Queen,82Assyrian sculptures,72"Antiquarian Repertory," quoted,2"Athenian Oracle," quoted,1Aubrey, quoted,17,54Bag-wig,84Bakewell, Derbyshire, epitaph from,32Ballad of the Beard,41-44Banks, Mrs G. Linnæus, quoted,67Banks and the moustache,105Bar and the moustache,107Barber-surgeon, antiquity of,26Barber's pole,1-8Barber's shop,8-24Barbers and surgeons, laws relating to their work,28separate,31Barbers' Company, first Master of the,27Barnard Castle,18Barristers without wigs,88Bathurst, Lord, cuts off his pig-tail,84Bayeux tapestry,34Beard protection against neuralgia,99Beardie Scott,47Beardless Britons,33Bible, quoted,33Bleeding at Northallerton,31Blomfield, Bishop,86Boxing the beard,56Brand's "Popular Antiquities,"5British Apollo, quoted,6Britons,33Brontë, Rev. P., story about,25,26Bygone beards,33-56Campaign wig,81Canterbury, Sheriff of,36Cavaliers,44Chair, barber's,14Charles I.,38,44,48II.,25Charlotte, Queen,66Chaucer, quoted,52Chester barber-surgeons,23Church denounces wigs,73denounces moustache,108Churchyards, barbers shave in,21,23Clergy caring for men's bodies and souls,26Cloth of gold,55Cockburn, Judge,87Combing the wig,79Congreve,79"Comenii Orbis Pictus," quoted,2Comenius, Bishop,2Contractors and the moustache,105Cox, Rev. Dr J. C., quoted,70Crimean War,99Crop clubs,64Curing a joking duke,18Cyprus customs,50Dale, R. W.,112Defence of the beard,109Delmahoy's wig,86Demanding the beard,51Desecrating the Sabbath by shaving,24,25Disuse of hair powder,69Doran, Dr, quoted,73Drapers refuse to employ men with moustaches,104Drury Lane, five women barbers of,17Dryden, quoted,79Duke and barber's boy,18Dyeing the beard,37Earliest mention of the beard,33Early gild in London,27Eastern potentate,35Eden, Dr, and the moustache,110Egyptian wigs,71Eldon, Lord,87Elizabeth, Queen,37,38Epigram on three colonels,100Epitaphs on barber-surgeons,32Fairholt, F. W.,41False hair worn by women,88Farquhar,20Female follies,61Fined for wearing beards,35,36First illustrated school book,2Forfeits,14-16Fox, C. J.,64France, wig mania in,75Free advice to a young clergyman,85Frith, W. P., "Autobiography" quoted,103From barber to surgeon,26-32Frost fair,81Gallants, gathering of,9Galley-pot,5Garrick,14Gauls,60Gay, J., quoted,13,61,95Gentleman's Magazine, quoted,62George III. and wig-makers,95sets his subjects a good example,69IV. and Dr Randolph,86Gold-dust used as hair-powder,59Grain, high price of,68Great seal,76Guitar,9Hannibal,75Hastings, Battle of,33Hawkesbury, Lord, and new bread,70Hawkins, Sir J., quoted,79Heart-Breakers,89Hedderwick, Dr, quoted,101Henry VI.,48Henry VIII.,35Hentzner, quoted,89High Church clergymen,109Hodgson, Professor,113Holbein's picture,28Holme, R., quoted,81House of Peers,5How, Dr Walsham,112Hull baker fined,70candidate for Holy Orders and his moustache,110policemen and the moustache,113timber merchant and the moustache,110"Impartial Monitor," quoted,61Incorporation of Barbers,28Irish Shaving Statute,47Jewish custom,26Jews used hair-powder,59Johnson, Dr,16Johnstone, Rev. E., desecrating the Sabbath by shaving,24Julius II.,34Juvenile wigs,92Kauffmann, A.,66Kenealy, Dr,88Kenrick, Dr,16King's barber,19Knox, John,36,37Last barber-surgeon in London,31Laud, Archbishop,51"Letters from the Dead to the Living,"79Lichfield,20Lincoln's Inn and the beard,35London women barbers,17Lord's Day observance,21-25Louis XIV.,83Louth,18Lowe, Rev. H. D.,113"Loyal Litany," quoted,61Lyttelton, Lord,91Macedonian soldiers,48Maclaren, C., editor of theScotsman,102Magistrate and the moustache,97Malcolm, quoted,82Manner of using hair powder,63,68Mansfield, Lord,92Marie Antoinette,92Marston, quoted,54Mary Queen of Scots,89Massinger, quoted,61Medical men and wigs,86Ministers shaving on Sunday,24,25Missal,5Mock doctor,86More, Rev. J.,36Sir Thomas,36Moustache and the motor-car,115movement,96-115Muffs,80Muntz, G. F.,99Music, barber's,9,21Newcastle-on-Tyne, barber-surgeons of,24Notes and Queries, quoted,16,47Nottingham, story of moustache and marriage,103Objectionable mode of advertising blood-letting,27O'Connell, D.,90One pig-tail only returned to the reformed Parliament,84Paris, massacre of,75Pepys, quoted,31,76Percival, Col.,99Periwig with tail,81Peter the Great,91Phlebotomy,2-5Pig-tail,84Pitt,63Plucking the beard,48,49Poetical signs,7,8Politics and the moustache,101Pontefract,23Powdering the hair,59-71Pulling the nose,54Puritans,11"Quip for an Upstart Courtier,"9"Rambler," quoted,63Ramillies, Battle of,82wig,83Reading regulations,9Red rag,5Reform Bill,84Repton, J. A.,41Retailer of scandal,8Reynolds, Sir Joshua,66Robinson, Serjeant, quoted,106Rogers, Dr C., quoted,24Romans and hair-powder,59Russian laws,56-59Ryle, Bishop,109Sandy-coloured hair,60Saxons and hair-powder,59Sayings, old,51-56Saywell, Rev. J. L., quoted,31Scarborough, woman barber at,17Scott, Sir Walter, quoted,66Sealing custom,35Shakespeare, quoted,14,53Shaving heads,74Sheppard, Mr, M.P.,84Shirley, quoted,53Short-bob,83Sibthorp, Col.,99Speaker's wig,87Starching the beard,55Stealing wigs,93-95Stephen, King,75Stow, quoted,75Stratford-on-Avon,14Street frays,9Strickland, Agnes, quoted,92Stripes on barber's pole, colour of,5Strutt, quoted,60Stuart, artist, story of,114Stubbes,12Stupid barbers unknown,8Sumner, Archbishop,86Sunday shaving,21-25Surgeons' Incorporation Bill,5Swift, quoted,5-7,94Taxing hair-powder,62,63,65the beard,37,56-59Taylor the Water Poet,38,41Tewkesbury Abbey, epitaph from,31"Thirsk Forfeits,"15Thurlow, Lord,5Tichborne trial,88Tiles, fine of,9Tillotson, Dr,85Timbs, John, quoted,31Times, quoted,64,88,97Token, beard,58Tours, Edict of,27Tragic story,48Verner, Col.,99Vizetelly, quoted,50Wakefield, first man to wear a moustache at,102Walpole, Horace, quoted,96Sir Robert,85Ward, James, quoted,109Wesleyans and the beard,113Whitehall Evening Post, quoted,90Wig-makers' riot,95,96Williams, noted barber,92Wills and the moustache,114With and without wigs,90"Wits' Recreations," quoted,60Women barbers,16-18Working hours, long,9Workshop and Sunday shaving,23Yarmouth, curious bill at,69York, Archbishop of,110Gild of Barber-Surgeons,21"Yorkshire, Ballads and Songs of," quoted,15,16