At the Sign of the Barber's Pole: Studies In Hirsute History
William Andrews
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  • Absalom, [7], [8]
  • Age of wigs, [71]-[93]
  • Agrarian law repealed, [48]
  • Albemarle, Earl of, [78]
    • Duchess of, [17]
  • Alexander III., Pope, forbids clergy to act as surgeons, [27]
  • Alfreton, [102]
  • Anne, Queen, [82]
  • Assyrian sculptures, [72]
  • "Antiquarian Repertory," quoted, [2]
  • "Athenian Oracle," quoted, [1]
  • Aubrey, quoted, [17], [54]
  • Bag-wig, [84]
  • Bakewell, Derbyshire, epitaph from, [32]
  • Ballad of the Beard, [41]-[44]
  • Banks, Mrs G. Linnæus, quoted, [67]
  • Banks and the moustache, [105]
  • Bar and the moustache, [107]
  • Barber-surgeon, antiquity of, [26]
  • Barber's pole, [1]-[8]
  • Barber's shop, [8]-[24]
  • Barbers and surgeons, laws relating to their work, [28]
    • separate, [31]
  • Barbers' Company, first Master of the, [27]
  • Barnard Castle, [18]
  • Barristers without wigs, [88]
  • Bathurst, Lord, cuts off his pig-tail, [84]
  • Bayeux tapestry, [34]
  • Beard protection against neuralgia, [99]
  • Beardie Scott, [47]
  • Beardless Britons, [33]
  • Bible, quoted, [33]
  • Bleeding at Northallerton, [31]
  • Blomfield, Bishop, [86]
  • Boxing the beard, [56]
  • Brand's "Popular Antiquities," [5]
  • British Apollo, quoted, [6]
  • Britons, [33]
  • Brontë, Rev. P., story about, [25], [26]
  • Bygone beards, [33]-[56]
  • Campaign wig, [81]
  • Canterbury, Sheriff of, [36]
  • Cavaliers, [44]
  • Chair, barber's, [14]
  • Charles I., [38], [44], [48]
    • II., [25]
  • Charlotte, Queen, [66]
  • Chaucer, quoted, [52]
  • Chester barber-surgeons, [23]
  • Church denounces wigs, [73]
    • denounces moustache, [108]
  • Churchyards, barbers shave in, [21], [23]
  • Clergy caring for men's bodies and souls, [26]
  • Cloth of gold, [55]
  • Cockburn, Judge, [87]
  • Combing the wig, [79]
  • Congreve, [79]
  • "Comenii Orbis Pictus," quoted, [2]
  • Comenius, Bishop, [2]
  • Contractors and the moustache, [105]
  • Cox, Rev. Dr J. C., quoted, [70]
  • Crimean War, [99]
  • Crop clubs, [64]
  • Curing a joking duke, [18]
  • Cyprus customs, [50]
  • Dale, R. W., [112]
  • Defence of the beard, [109]
  • Delmahoy's wig, [86]
  • Demanding the beard, [51]
  • Desecrating the Sabbath by shaving, [24], [25]
  • Disuse of hair powder, [69]
  • Doran, Dr, quoted, [73]
  • Drapers refuse to employ men with moustaches, [104]
  • Drury Lane, five women barbers of, [17]
  • Dryden, quoted, [79]
  • Duke and barber's boy, [18]
  • Dyeing the beard, [37]
  • Earliest mention of the beard, [33]
  • Early gild in London, [27]
  • Eastern potentate, [35]
  • Eden, Dr, and the moustache, [110]
  • Egyptian wigs, [71]
  • Eldon, Lord, [87]
  • Elizabeth, Queen, [37], [38]
  • Epigram on three colonels, [100]
  • Epitaphs on barber-surgeons, [32]
  • Fairholt, F. W., [41]
  • False hair worn by women, [88]
  • Farquhar, [20]
  • Female follies, [61]
  • Fined for wearing beards, [35], [36]
  • First illustrated school book, [2]
  • Forfeits, [14]-[16]
  • Fox, C. J., [64]
  • France, wig mania in, [75]
  • Free advice to a young clergyman, [85]
  • Frith, W. P., "Autobiography" quoted, [103]
  • From barber to surgeon, [26]-[32]
  • Frost fair, [81]
  • Gallants, gathering of, [9]
  • Galley-pot, [5]
  • Garrick, [14]
  • Gauls, [60]
  • Gay, J., quoted, [13], [61], [95]
  • Gentleman's Magazine, quoted, [62]
  • George III. and wig-makers, [95]
    • sets his subjects a good example, [69]
    • IV. and Dr Randolph, [86]
  • Gold-dust used as hair-powder, [59]
  • Grain, high price of, [68]
  • Great seal, [76]
  • Guitar, [9]
  • Hannibal, [75]
  • Hastings, Battle of, [33]
  • Hawkesbury, Lord, and new bread, [70]
  • Hawkins, Sir J., quoted, [79]
  • Heart-Breakers, [89]
  • Hedderwick, Dr, quoted, [101]
  • Henry VI., [48]
  • Henry VIII., [35]
  • Hentzner, quoted, [89]
  • High Church clergymen, [109]
  • Hodgson, Professor, [113]
  • Holbein's picture, [28]
  • Holme, R., quoted, [81]
  • House of Peers, [5]
  • How, Dr Walsham, [112]
  • Hull baker fined, [70]
    • candidate for Holy Orders and his moustache, [110]
    • policemen and the moustache, [113]
    • timber merchant and the moustache, [110]
  • "Impartial Monitor," quoted, [61]
  • Incorporation of Barbers, [28]
  • Irish Shaving Statute, [47]
  • Jewish custom, [26]
  • Jews used hair-powder, [59]
  • Johnson, Dr, [16]
  • Johnstone, Rev. E., desecrating the Sabbath by shaving, [24]
  • Julius II., [34]
  • Juvenile wigs, [92]