[Etiquette, from the Fr. _étiquette_, Sp. _etiqueta_, a ticket;
delivered not only, as Cotgrave says, for the benefit and
advantage of him that receives it, but also entitling to place,
to rank; and thus applied to the ceremonious observance of rank
or place; to ceremony. Webster adds, "From the original sense of
the word, it may be inferred that it was formerly the custom to
deliver cards containing orders for regulating ceremonies on
public occasions."]
_Henri Quatre._--What was the title of Henry IV. (of Navarre) to the
crown of France? or in what way was he related to his predecessor? If
any {107} one would be kind enough to answer these he would greatly
oblige.