The Syracuse Journal, Volume 27, Number 50, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 11 April 1935 — Page 7

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Customs and Costumes Take Root in England "The celebration in London of the centenary of the Old Bailey, the famous criminal court depicted by so many writers and the scene of many of Charles Dickens’ delineations, recalls some of the oddities of lawyers’ dress in England and the conservatism of the customs,” Victor B. Bennett, of the American Express company relates. “The reason why barristers wear black gowns is that members of the profession went into mourning for Queen Anne. Though Queen Anne is dead, the profession in England keeps on mourning. The English are conservative in the matter of dress. The Knights of the Garter continue to wear short capes and hoods, the same as in medieval days. The clocks on ladies* hose were originally put on to hide the gusset seams when the stockings were of cloth, and have continued as part of hosiery attire ever since."

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