CAP. XXVI. A List of the Founders, and Catalogue of their Successors, to the present time.
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1 The Sovereign King Edward III. 2 Edward Prince of Wales.
3 Henry, Duke of Lancast. 4 Th. Beauchamp, E. War.
5 Piers Capitow de la Bouch. 6 Ralph Stafford, E. Staff.
7 W. Montacute, E. Salisb. 8 Rog. Mortimer, E. March.
9 Sir John Lysle. 10 Sir Barthol. Burghersh.
11 Sir John Beauchamp. 12 Sir John Mohun.
13 Sir Hugh Courteney. 14 Sir Thomas Holland.
15 Sir John Grey. 16 Sir Richard Fitz Simon.
17 Sir Miles Stapleton. 18 Sir Thomas Wale.
19 Sir Hugh Wrotesley. 20 Sir Nele Loring.
21 Sir John Chandos. 22 Sir James Audeley.
23 Sir Otho Holland. 24 Sir Henry Eam.
25 Sir Sanchet Daubrichcourt. 26 Sir Walter Paveley.
A Catalogue of their Successors, with the Blazoning of their Arms, corrected in above sixty Errors, in the Plates engrav’d in Ashmole.
Knights afterwards elected in the Reign of King Edward III.
27.
Richard of Bordeaux, afterwards King of England; of that Name the second.
Quarterly France ancient and England, a Label of three Points Argent on the middlemost, a Cross of St. George.
28. Lionel of Antwerp, Earl of Ulster, and Duke of Clarence.
Quarterly France ancient and England, on a Label of three Points Argent, as many Cantons Gules.
29. John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, after created Duke of Acquitaine.
Quarterly France ancient and England, a Label of three Points Ermine.
30. Edmund of Langley, Earl of Cambridge, after Duke of York.
Quarterly France ancient and England, on a Label of three Points Argent and nine Torteauxes.
31. John de Montford, Duke of Bretagne, and Earl of Richmond.
Plain Ermine.
32. William de Bohun, Earl of Hereford.
Azure a bend Argent between two Cottises, and six Lyons rampant Or.
33. William de Bohun, Earl of Northampton.
Azure on a bend Argent, cottized between six Lyons rampant Or, three Mullets Gules.
34. John Hastings, Earl of Pembroke.
Or a manch Gules.
35. Thomas Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick.
Gules a fess between six cross Croslets Or.
36. Richard Fitz Alan, Earl of Arundel and Surrey.
Gules a Lyon rampant Or.
37. Robert Ufford, Earl of Suffolk.
Sable a Cross ingrailed Or.
38. Hugh Stafford, Earl of Stafford.
Or a chevron Gules.
39. Ingelram de Coucy, Earl of Bedford.
Barry of six Vair and Gules.
40. Guiscard d’Angoulesme, Earl of Huntingdon.
Or billetty a Lyon rampant Azure.
41. Edward Spencer, Lord Spencer.
Quarterly Argent and Gules, in the second and third a fret Or, over all a bend Sable.
42. William Latimer, Lord Latimer.
Gules a Cross patonce Or.
43. Reynold Cobham, Lord Cobham of Sterborough.
Gules on a Chevron Or three Estoils Sable.
44. John Nevil, Lord Nevil of Raby.
Gules a Saltire Argent.
45. Ralph Basset, Lord Basset of Drayton.
Or three Piles Gules a Canton Ermin.
46. Sir Walter Manny Banneret.
Or three Chevrons Sable, to which King Edward III. added an augmentation of a Lyon Passant gardant Or, placed on the uppermost Chevron.
47. Sir William Fitz Warin, Kt.
Quarterly per fess indented Ermine and Gules.
48. Sir Thomas Ufford, Kt.
Sable a Cross ingrailed Or with his difference.
49. Sir Thomas Felton, Kt.
Gules two Lyons passant in pale Ermine crowned Or.
50. Sir Francis Van Hale, Kt.
Gules within a bordure cousu Azure enurny verdoy of Lyons rampant and Flower Deluces, a Wyvern or bifooted Dragon rising and crowned all Or, charged on the breast with an inescochion, of the first therein a double headed Eagle displaid Gold.
51. Sir Fulk Fitz Warrin, Kt.
Quarterly per fess indented Argent and Gules.
52. Sir Allan Boxhull, Kt.
Or a Lyon rampant queve fourche Azure frettee Argent.
53. Sir Richard Pembruge, Kt.
Barry of eight Or and Azure.
54. Sir Thomas Wreigt, Kt.
Gules on a Cross patonce Or, five mullets of the Field.
55. Sir Thomas Banester, Kt.
Argent a Cross patonce Sable.
56. Sir Richard de la Vache, Kt.
Gules three Lyons rampant Argent crowned Or.
57. Sir Guy de Bryan, Kt.
Or three Piles Azure.
Knights elected in the Reign of King Richard II.
58. Thomas of Woodstock, Earl of Buckingham, after Duke of Gloucester.
Quarterly France ancient and England, a bordure Argent.
59. Henry of Lancaster, (or Bolinbroke,) Earl of Darby, afterwards King of England; of that Name the fourth.
Comme son Pere, No. 29.
60. William, Duke of Gelderland.
Parti per pale Or and Azure, two Lyons rampant combatant and counter-changed.
61. William of Bavaria, Earl of Ostrevant, after Earl of Holland, Henault, and Zeland.
Quarterly the first and fourth Or, a Lyon rampant Sable, the second and third Or, a Lyon rampant Gules, i. e. Flanders and Hainault.
62. Thomas Holland, Earl of Kent, after Duke of Surry.
England a border Argent, to which the King in Augmentation gave him King Edward the Confessor’s, viz. Azure a Cross patonce between five martlets Or, to be impaled before his own aforesaid, assumed from his Grandmother of the House of Plantagenet Woodstock. Vide among the Founders.
63. John Holland, Earl of Huntingdon, after Duke of Exeter.
England a border of France, as descended maternally from Plantagenet Woodstock.
64. Thomas Mowbray, Earl of Nottingham, after Duke of Norfolk.
England a Label of five Points Argent, his maternal Grandmother’s Arms Plantagenet of Brotherton, his own Arms was Gules a Lyon rampant Argent.
65. Edward, Earl of Rutland, after Duke of Albemarle,
Comme son Pere, No. 30.
66. Michael de la Pole, Earl of Suffolk.
Azure a Fess between three Leopards Faces Or.
67. William Scroop, Lord Scroop, after Earl of Wiltshire, and Lord Treasurer of England.
Azure a bend Or, a Label of three Points Argent with difference, being of the Masham Line.
68. William Beauchamp, Lord Bergavenny.
Comme son Pere, No. 35. with a Crescent difference.
69. John Beaumont, Lord Beaumont.
France a Lyon rampant Or.
70. William Willoughby, Lord Willoughby.
Quarterly Ufford and Beke, viz. Sable a Cross ingrailed Or, and Gules a Cross moline Argent, his Grandmother Ufford’s Arms, his own proper Coat being Or fretty Azure.
71. Richard Grey, Lord Grey.
Barry of six Argent and Azure, a Label of five Points Gules.
72. Sir Nicholas Sarnesfield, Kt.
Azure an Eagle displaid Or, crowned Argent, potius Argent crowned Or.
73. Sir Philip de la Vache, Kt.
Comme, No. 56.
74. Sir Robert Knolls, Kt.
Gules on a Chevron Argent, three Roses of the first.
75. Sir John Sulby, Kt.
Ermine four barrs Gules.
76. Sir Lewis Clifford, Kt.
Checquy Or and Azure a fess Gules, potius a bend Gules.
77. Sir Simon Burley, Kt.
Or three barrs Sable in chief, two Pallets of the second, in pretence Hussey, viz. Gules with three bars Ermine.
78. Sir John d’Evereux, Kt.
Gules a fess Argent in chief, three Plates.
79. Sir Richard Burley, Kt.
Comme, No. 77.
80. Sir Bryan Stapleton, Kt.
Argent a Lyon rampant Sable, on his Shoulder an annulet diff.
81. Sir Peter Courtney, Kt.
Or three Torteauxes, on a Label of three Points Azure, nine Plates.
82. Sir John Burley, Kt.
Comme, No. 79.
83. Sir John Bourchier, Kt.
Argent a Cross ingrailed Gules, between four water budgets Sable.
84. Sir Thomas Granston, Kt.
Paly of six Argent and Azure, on a bend Gules, three escallops Or.
85. Sir Robert Dunstavil, Kt.
Argent a fret Gules and Border ingrailed Sable, over all on a Canton, of the second a Lyon passant Or.
86. Sir Robert de Namur, Kt.
Or a Lyon rampant Sable, suppressed by a Batime Gules.
87. Sir Sandich de Frane, Kt. alias vocat Sanchet la Towre.
Or a Lyon rampant quevee fourchee Gules.
Knights elected in the Reign of King Henry IV.
88. Henry, Prince of Wales, after King of England, of that Name the fifth.
Quarterly France ancient and England, a Label of three Points Argent.
89. Thomas of Lancaster, Earl of Albemarle, and Duke of Clarence, Brother to Prince Henry.
Quarterly France ancient and England, on a Label Argent, three cantons Gules at the Label Ermine as his Grandfather, No. 29. but charged with Cantons.
90. John, Earl of Kendal, and Duke of Bedford, after Regent of France, another Brother to Prince Henry.
Quarterly France ancient and England, a Label of five Points per pale Ermine, and Azure semi de liz Or.
91. Humphry, Earl of Pembrook, and after Duke of Exeter.
Quarterly France ancient and England, a border Argent.
92. Thomas Beaufort, Earl of Dorset, and after Duke of Exeter.
Quarterly France ancient and England, a border gobone Ermine and Azure, in every piece of the second a Flower Deluce Or.
N. B. Sir Thomas Percy, Knight of the Garter, living 7 Rich. II. is mentioned by Ashmole, p. 213, tho’ omitted in his and other Catalogues. Or a Lyon rampant Azure.
93. Robert, Count Palatine, Duke of Bavaria, after Emperor of Germany.
Quarterly Sable, a Lyon rampant crowned Or, for the Palatinate, and Paly bendy Argent and Azure, Bavaria.
94. John Beaufort, Earl of Somerset, and Marquiss of Dorset.
Quarterly France ancient and England, a bord. gobone Argent and Azure.
95. Thomas Fitz Alan, Earl of Arundel.
Comme son Pere, No. 36.
96. Edmund Stafford, Earl of Stafford.
Comme son Pere, No. 38.
97. Edmund Holland, Earl of Kent.
England a border Argent.
98. Ralph Nevil, Earl of Westmorland.
Comme son Pere, No. 44.
99. Gilbert Roos, Lord Roos.
Gules three water budgets Argent.
100. Gilbert Talbot, Lord Talbot.
Gules a Lyon rampant within a border ingrailed Or.
101. John Lovell, Lord Lovell.
Barry nebulee of six Or and Gules.
102. Hugh Burnell, Lord Burnell.
Argent a Lyon rampant Sable, crowned Or, a border Azure.
103. Thomas Morley, Lord Morley.
Argent a Lyon rampant Sable crowned Or.
104. Edward Charleton, Lord Powis.
Or a Lyon rampant Gules.
105. Sir John Cornwall, Kt. after Lord Fanhope.
Ermine a Lyon rampant Gules crowned Or, a bordet ingrailed Sable besanty.
106. Sir William Arundel, Kt. of the House of Fitz Alan.
Gules a Lyon rampant Or, a crescent difference.
107. Sir John Stanley, Kt.
Quarterly Argent and Or in the first, on a bend Azure, three Stags Heads Silver, in the second a chief indented as the third, charged with three Plates, i. e. Stanley and Latham.
108. Sir Robert de Umfrevile, Kt.
Gules Semi de cross Croslets a cinque foil Or, over all a bend ingrailed Argent.
109. Sir Thomas Rampston, Kt.
Argent a Chevron, and in the dexter chief Point a cinquefoile Sable.
111. Sir Thomas Erpingham, Kt.
Vert an inescocheon within eight Marlets, placed in Orle Argent.
Hitherto the Knights of this Noble Order are ranked, as placed in divers other Catalogues, and according to their greatest Dignities, because the certain Years of their Elections cannot be found; only we have here removed Sir John Sulbie, and Sir Sanchet de Trane, from the Reign of King Henry IV. in which they are written in those old Catalogues, to the Reign of King Richard II. for it appears in Ashmole, Page 213. that they were Knights of the Garter, 7 Rich. II. and we have a little varied the Places of the Knights in that Reign following: The precedence in the Roll of Accounts of Alan de Stoke that Year, who reciting twenty three of these Knights-Companions, gives therein the preference to some of them after this manner; Sir Guy Bryan, Sir William Beauchamp, Sir Thomas Percy, Sir Nele Loring, Sir John Sulby, Sir Lodowick Clifford, Sir Simon Burley, Sir Richard Burley, Sir Bryan Stapleton, and Sir Soldan de la Trane. These that follow are Marshalled in an exact Series of their Elections.
Knights elected in the Reign of King Henry V.
111. Sir John Dabrichcourt, Kt.
Ermine three barrs humet Gules.
112. Richard Vere, Earl of Oxford.
Quarterly Gules and Or, in the first Quarter a Mullet Argent.
113. Thomas Camois, Lord Camois.
Or on a chief Gules, three Plates.
114. Sir Simon Felbryge, Kt.
Or a Lyon rampant, rather saliant Gules.
115. Sir William Harington, Kt.
Sable, a fret Argent, a Label of three Points, Gules.
116. John Holland, Earl of Huntingdon.
Comme son Pere, No. 63.
117. Sigisimund, Emperor of Germany.
Or an Eagle double headed displaid Sable, on the Breast, Hungary and Bohemia, in pretence Brandenburgh.
118. Dux Hollandiæ Lib. Nig. Fol. 27.
119. .... Duke of Briga.
Or an Eagle displaid Sable, escharfoned cross the breast Argent.
120. Sir John Blount, Kt.
Quarterly Sanchet of Spain, his Mother’s Arms, viz. Argent a Castle Azure and Blont, viz. barry nebulee of six Or and Sable.
121. Sir John Robessart, Kt.
Vert a Lyon rampant Or, vulned on the Shoulders proper.
122. Sir William Phelip, afterwards Lord Bardolph.
Quarterly Gules and Argent, in the first Quarter an Eagle displaid Or, Guillim gives him the Lord Bardolph’s Arms, whose Heir he Married, Azure three Cinquefoils Or.
123. John, King of Portugal.
Over Or, debrasing a Cross d’Avis Or, of Calatrava, Portugal, viz. Argent five Escochions in cross, each charged with five Plates saltirewise, a bordure of Castile, viz. Gules, therein Castles Or.
124. Eric, King of Denmark.
Or semi de Coeur or Hearts proper, three Lyons passant gardant in pale Azure, crowned Or.
125. Richard Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick, after Lieutenant General, and Governor in France and Normandy.
Comme son Pere, No. 35.
126. Thomas Montacute, Earl of Salisbury.
Argent three losenges in fess Gules.
127. Robert Willoughby, Lord Willoughby.
Comme son Pere, No. 70. viz. Ufford and Beke.
128. Henry Fitz Hugh, Lord Fitz Hugh.
Azure three Chevrons fretted in base, and a cheif Or.
129. Sir John Grey, Kt. Earl of Tankervile.
Gules a Lyon rampant and border, ingrailed Argent.
130. Hugh Stafford, Lord Bourchier.
Quarterly Or, a Chevron Gules, a mullet diff. for Stafford and Argent, a Cross ingrailed Gules between four water budgets Sable for Bourchier.
131. John Moubray, Earl Marshal.
Comme son Pere, Plantagenet, Brotherton, No. 64. making only the label to consist of three Points.
132. William de la Pole, Earl of Suffolk, after Marquiss and Duke of Suffolk.
As his Grandfather, No. 66.
133. John Clifford, Lord Clifford.
Checquy Or and Azure, a fess Gules.
134. Sir Lewis Robessart, Kt. afterwards Lord Bourchier.
Comme son Frere, No. 12.
135. The Heer, or Sir Henry Van Clux, a German Lord, Captain of Crewly in Normandy, 7 Hen. V.
Quarterly per fess embatteled Gules and Argent, in the second and third a branch of a Tree in bend, with four folages bend, couped at both ends, sable rather Vert.
136. Sir Walter Hungerford, after Lord Hungerford, and Lord Treasurer of England.
Sable two bars Argent in chief, three Plates.
137. Philip le Bon, Duke of Burgundy.
France a bordure Gobone, Argent and Gules being Burgundy Modern, aliter Quarterly, the first Austria, viz. Gules a fess Argent; the second Burgundy, Modemas aforesaid; the third, Bendy Or and Azure Burgundy ancient; the fourth, Brabant Sable, a Lyon rampant Or, over all Flanders, Or a Lyon rampant Sable.
Knights elected in the Reign of King Henry VI.
138. John Talbot, Lord Talbot, after Earl of Shrewsbury.
Comme son Frere, No. 100.
139. Thomas Scales, Lord Scales.
Gules six escallops, three hundred and twenty one Argent.
140. Sir John Falstoff, Kt.
Quarterly Or and Azure, on a bend Gules, three escallops Argent.
141. Peter, Duke of Conimbero, third Son of John I. King of Portugal.
Comme son Pere, No. 123. but without the Calatrava Cross of Flower Deluces, viz. Portugal a border of Castile.
142. Humphry Stafford, Earl of Stafford, after Duke of Bucks.
Comme son Pere, No. 96.
143. Sir John Ratcliff, Kt.
Argent a bend ingrailed Sable.
144. John Fitz Alan, Earl of Arundel, and Lord Maltravers.
Comme, No. 106, and 95, and 36.
145. Richard, Duke of York, the King’s Lieutenant in France and Normandy.
Quarterly France modern and England, on a label of three Points Argent nine torteauxes.
146. Edward, King of Portugal.
Comme, No. 123.
147. Edmund Beaufort, Earl of Moriton, after Earl of Dorset, and Duke of Somerset.
Quarterly France modern and England, a border gobone Ermine and Azure.
148. Sir John Grey, Kt.
Barry of six Argent and Azure in chief, three torteauxes over all, a label of three Points Argent for his difference, being of the Ruthyn Line.
149. Richard Nevil, Earl of Salisbury, after Lord Chancellor of England.
Quarterly first and fourth, his Wives Arms, Argent three losenges enjoyn’d in fess, viz. Montague, Gules quartering Monthermer Or, an Eagle displaid Vert, second and third, Gules a Saltire Argent, Comme son Pere, No. 98. with a label of three Points gobone Argent and Azure difference therein.
150. William Nevil, Lord Falconbergh, after Earl of Kent.
Quarterly first and fourth, his Wives Arms, Argent a Lyon rampant Azure Falconbergh, second and third, Comme son Pere, No. 98. viz. Gules a saltire Argent, a mullet Sable difference.
151. Albert, Duke of Austria, afterwards Emperor.
Or on the breast of an imperial Eagle, i. e. double-headed and displaid Sable, an Escochion of Austria, viz. Gules a fess Argent.
152. John Beaufort, Earl of Somerset, afterwards Duke of Somerset, and Earl of Kendal.
Quarterly France modern and England, a border gobone Argent and Azure.
153. Ralph Butler, Lord Sudley, after Lord Treasurer of England.
Gules a fess checquy Argent and Sable, between six cross patees fitchee of the second.
154. Henry, Duke of Visco, fourth Son of John I. King of Portugal, after King of Portugal.
Comme son Frere, No. 141.
155. John Beaumont, Viscount Beaumont.
Comme son Beau Pere, No. 69.
156. Gaston de Foix, Earl of Longueville and Benanges, Captain de Buch.
Quarterly first and fourth Or, three Pales Gules, the Arms of the old Counts de Foix, second and third Argent, two Cows passant, Gules armed and ingrailed, and collered Or, Bells hanging at their Necks, Azure for Bearne, vel vice versa, both the maternal Coat of the Gaston. Over the whole Atchievement, a label of three Points terminating in Crosses Sable, on each of which charged with five escallops Argent, in allusion to the Arms of Greilly, the original House of this Gaston.
157. John de Foix, Earl of Kendal.
Comme son Pere, No. 156.
158. John Beauchamp, Lord Beauchamp of Powick, and after Lord Treasurer of England.
Gules, a fess between six martlets Or.
159. Alphonsus, King of Portugal.
Comme, No. 123.
160. Albro Vasques d’Almada, Earl of Averence in Normandy.
Or on a bend Vert between two Eagles, displaid Gules, as many cross patonces Argent pierced.
161. Thomas Hoo, Lord Hoo.
Quarterly Sable and Argent.
162. Sir Francis Surien, Kt.
Or three pales Gules, on a chief Sable, three escallops Argent.
163. Alphonsus, King of Aragon.
Aragon, viz. Or four pales Gules.
164. Casimire IV. King of Poland.
Quarterly first and fourth, the Dutchy of Lithuania, viz. Gules a Chevalier armed at all Points a Cap-a-pee, brandishing his Sword aloft, Argent garnished Or, Mounted on a barded Courser, furnished throughout of the second, and holding a Shield in his left Hand, Azure charged with a Cross double crossed as the second; second and third Gules, an Eagle displaid Argent, rather vice versa, the last being Poland.
165. William, Duke of Brunswick.
Gules two Lyons passant gardant in pale Or.
166. Richard Widvile, Lord Rivers, afterwards created Earl Rivers.
Argent a fess and canton Gules. Philipot Vil. Cant. says he bore Rivers in pretence. Gules a Gryphon rampant Or.
167. John Mowbray, Duke of Norfolk.
Comme son Pere, No. 131.
168. Henry Bourchier, Viscount Bourchier, after Lord Treasurer of England, and Earl of Essex.
Bourchier Comme, No. 83. quartering Lovain, viz. Gules a fess between fifteen billets Or.
169. Sir Philip Wentworth, Kt.
Sable a Chevron between three leopards faces Or.
170. Sir Edward Hall, Kt.
Argent three cross Croslets fitchee Azure in bend, between two cotises Gules.
171. Frederick III. Emperor of Germany.
Comme son Frere, No. 151.
172. John Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury.
Comme son Pere, No. 138.
173. Lionell Wells, Lord Wells.
Or a Lyon rampant quevee fourchee Sable.
174. Thomas Stanley, Lord Stanley.
Quarterly first and fourth Or on a chief indented Azure, three Plates for Latham, his great Grandmother’s Arms; second and third Stanley, viz. Argent on a bend Azure, three Staggs heads caboshed Or.
175. Edward, Prince of Wales.
The national Arms, viz. Quarterly France modern and England, a label of three Points Argent.
176. Jasper, Earl of Pembroke, after Duke of Bedford.
Quarterly France modern and England, a border Azure, semi de Flower de Luce Or.
177. James Butler, Earl of Wiltshire.
Or a chief indented Azure.
178. John Sutton, Lord Dudley.
Or a Lyon rampant quevee fourchee Vert.
179. John Bourchier, Lord Berners.
Argent a Cross ingrailed Gules between four Water-budgets Sable, on a label of three Points, of the second nine Lyons of England.
180. Richard Nevil, Earl of Warwick.
Quarterly of four; first, his Wives Arms, Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick, viz. Gules a fess between six Croslets Or impaling the old Earls of Warwick checquy. Or and Azure a Chevron Ermine; second, his Mother’s Arms, viz. Montague, Argent three losenges in fess impaling Monthermer, Or an Eagle displaid Vert; third, Spenser, viz. quarterly Argent and Gules a bend Sable, in the second and third a fret Or; fourth, Clare, impaling Or, three Chevrons Gules impaling Nevil, his paternal Coat, viz. Gules a saltire Argent, differenced with a label gobonated Argent and Azure.
181. William Bonvill, Lord Bonvill.
Sable six mullets, 3 2 1 Argent pierced Gules.
182. John Wenlock, Lord Wenlock.
Argent a Chevron Sable between three Negroes heads brased proper.
183. Sir Thomas Kyriell, Kt.
Or two Chevrons Gules on a Canton, of the last a Lyon of England.
Knights elected in the Reign of King Edward IV.
184. George, Duke of Clarence.
Quarterly France and England, a label of three Points Argent, on each a canton Gules.
185. Sir William Chamberlayn, Kt.
Gules a Chevron between three escallops, Or a label extended of three Points Argent.
186. John Tiptoft, Earl of Worcester, after High Constable of England.
Argent a saltire ingrailed Gules.
187. John Nevil, Lord Montague, after Earl of Northumberland, and Marquiss of Montague.
Comme son Pere, No. 149. a crescent difference in pretence quarterly; first, Argent on a Canton Gules a rose Or for Bradeston, two Gules a Cross ingrailed Argent, for Ingolsthorp, [Wife of this Lord Montague] third, Delapole, viz. Azure a fess between three leopards faces Or; fourthly and lastly, Brough Argent on a fess dancet Sable three besants.
188. William Herbert, Lord Herbert, after Earl of Pembroke.
Parti per pale, Azure and Gules three lyons rampant Argent.
189. William Hastings, Lord Hastings.
Argent a Maunch Sable.
190. John Scrope, Lord Scrope of Bolton.
Azure a bend Or.
191. Sir John Astley, Kt.
Quarterly Azure a cinquefoil Ermine for Astley, and Or two barrs Gules for Harcourt, over both a label extended of three Points Ermine.
192. Ferdinand, King of Naples, Son of Alphonsus, King of Aragon.
Aragon, viz. Or four pales Gules, a baston sinister Argent.
193. Francis Sfortia, Duke of Milan.
Milan, viz. a Guivre or Snake wreathed and erected in pale Azure vorant, an Infant issuant proper.
194. James, Earl of Douglas.
Argent an heart Gules regally crowned proper as the augmentation, on a chief Azure, three mullets Argent.
195. Galiard de Duras, Lord of Duras.
Quarterly, Gules a lyon rampant Argent, and Argent a bend Azure, both by the Name of Duras.
196. Sir Robert Harcourt, Kt.
Gules two barrs Or.
197. Anthony Widvile, Lord Scales and Nucells, afterwards Earl Rivers.
Comme son Pere, No. 166. there should be the due difference of a label.
198. Richard, Duke of Gloucester, after King of England, of that Name the third.
Quarterly France and England, a label of three Points Ermine.
199. ...... Lord Mountgryson in Apulia.
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200. John Moubray, Duke of Norfolk.
Comme son Pere, No. 167. viz. Plantagenet Brotherton.
201. John de la Pole, Duke of Suffolk.
Comme son Pere, No. 132.
202. William Fitz Alan, Earl of Arundel.
Comme son Frere, No. 144.
203. John Stafford, Earl of Wiltshire.
His Grandmothers Arms Plantagenet Woodstock, viz. Quarterly, France modern and England, a border Argent and Crescent difference; aliter Quarterly, first, Plantagenet Woodstock, ut ante; second, Azure a bend Argent cotised between six lyons rampant Or, for Bohun, Earl of Hereford; third, the said last Coat with three mullets Gules on the bend for Bohun, Earl of Northampton; fourth, his own paternal Arms, viz. Or a Chevron Gules, in the Centre of the whole, a Crescent difference.
204. John Howard, Lord Howard, after Duke of Norfolk.
Quarterly first and fourth, Plantagenet Brotherton pro Mowbray, viz. England a label of three Points Argent; second and third, Howard, Gules a bend between six cross Croslets fitchee Argent.
205. Walter Devereux, Lord Ferrers of Chartley.
Argent a fess Gules in chief three torteauxes.
206. Walter Blount, Lord Montjoy.
Quarterly; first Argent two Wolves passant in pale Sable, a border Gules of Saltires Argent for ayela; second, Azure a Castle Or, sanchet de ayela, his Grandmother’s Arms, a Spanish Lady; third, barry nebulee of six Or and Sable, his own paternal Arms; and fourth, Vair and Beauchamp of Hatch, a maternal Ancestor.
207. Charles, Duke of Burgundy.
Burgundy modern, viz. France a border gobonated Argent and Gules.
208. Henry Stafford, Duke of Buckingham.
Plantagenet Woodstock, his great Grandmother’s Arms, viz. Quarterly France modern and England a border Argent, his own Coat was, Or a Chevron Gules.
209. Thomas Fitz Alan, Lord Maltravers, afterwards Earl of Arundel.
Quarterly Fitz Alan, Comme son Pere, No. 202. and Maltravers, viz. Sable a fret Or over the whole Atchievement, a label extended of three Points Argent for difference.
210. Sir William Parr, Knight of Kendal.
Quarterly; first and fourth, Ross of Kendal, viz. Or three Water-budgets Sable; second and third, Argent two barrs Azure, a border ingrailed Sable Parr.
211. Frederick, Duke of Urbin.
Quarterly; first and fourth, Or an Eagle displaid Sable; second and third, Or bends couped Azure, between the two uppermost an Eagle displaid Sable, the said Quarterings separated by a Pale Gules, charged with the Papal Infula or tripple Crowned Mytre Or in chief, and the Ecclesiastical Keys, in Saltire the dexter Gold, the Sinister Argent in base tyed Azure, for his Office of Gonfalonier under the Pope, tho’ properly this Mytre is a Gonfannon pavilionated.
212. Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland.
Quarterly Percy, Lovain and Lucy, viz. Or a lyon rampant Azure and Gules, three lucies hauriant Argent.
213. Edward, Prince of Wales.
Quarterly France and England, a label of three Points Silver.
214. Richard, Duke of York, second Son to King Edward.
Quarterly France and England, a label of three Points Argent, on the first one Canton Gules.
215. Thomas Grey, Marquiss of Dorset, and Earl of Huntingdon.
Barry of six Argent and Azure, in chief three torteauxes, a label extended of three Points Ermine.
216. Sir Thomas Montgomery, Kt.
Gules a Chevron Ermine between three Flower Deluces Or.
217. Ferdinand, King of Castile and Leon.
Quarterly Castile and Leon, viz. Gules a Castle Or and Argent, and lyon rampant Gules crowned Or.
218. Hercules d’Esti, Duke of Ferrara.
Quarterly; first, Or an Eagle displaid Sable, bequd. membred and couroned Gules, the Empire; second, for France a bordure parte per indenture throughout Gules and Or; for Ferrara, the said Quarterings separated by a Pale Gules, charged with the papal Keys in Saltire, the dexter being Or, the sinister Argent as Gonfalonier, over all pretence Azure an Eagle displaid Argent for Esti. Mr. Ashmole afterwards corrected it as now in his Library. Palewise of three pieces, first, partie per fess in the chief Or an Eagle displaid Sable, membred langued and Crown’d Gules, and in base Azure three Flower Deluces within a bordure indented Or and Gules; secondly, Gules, two Gules in Saltire, the one Or, the other Argent, charged in fess with an Escutcheon of pretence Azure supporting an Eagle; of the third membred langued and Crown’d, of the second, over all in chief a papal Crown Or, garnished with sundry Gemms Azure and Parts; thirdly, the third as the first, counter plac’d.
219. John, King of Portugal, Son to Alphonsus V.
Comme son Pere, No. 159.
Knights elected in the Reign of King Richard III.
220. Sir John Conyers, Kt.
Azure a manch Or.
221. Thomas Howard, Earl of Surrey, after Lord Treasurer of England, and Duke of Norfolk.
Quarterly, first and fourth Gules a bend betwixt six cross Croslets fitchee Argent for Howard; second and third, England a label of three Points Argent, for Plantagenet, Brotherton and Mowbray; over the whole a label extended of three Points Argent.
222. Francis Lovell, Viscount Lovell.
Comme, No: 102.
223. Sir Richard Ratclift, Kt.
Argent a bend ingrailed Sable.
224. Sir Thomas Burgh, Kt. after Lord Burgh.
Azure three Flower Deluces Ermine.
225. Thomas Stanley, Lord Stanley, after Earl of Darby.
Argent on a bend Azure, three Stags Heads caboshed Or, a crescent diff.
226. Sir Richard Tunstall, Kt.
Sable three combs Argent.
Knights elected in the Reign of King Henry VII.
227. John Vere, Earl of Oxford.
Comme son Beau Pere, No. 112.
228. Sir Giles d’Aubeny, after Lord d’Aubeny.
Gules four fusils in fess Argent.
229. Thomas Fitz Alan, Earl of Arundel.
This is the same Person, No. 209. called Thomas Lord Maltravers, who succeeded his Father William Fitz Alan, Earl of Arundel; therefore one of them should be out, for other Catalogues have him not temp. Hen. VII.
230. George Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury.
Comme son Beau Pere, No. 171.
231. John Wells, Viscount Wells.
Comme son Pere, No. 173.
232. George Stanley, Lord Strange.
Comme son Pere, No. 225. in pretence his Wives Arms, viz. Strange of knockin, Gules two lyons passant in Pale Argent quartering Mohun, Or a Cross ingrailed Sable.
233. Sir Edward Wydevile, Knight Banneret.
Comme, No. 197. with due difference.
234. John Dynham, Lord Dynham, Lord Treasurer of England.
Gules four fusils in fess Ermine.
235. Maximilian, King of the Romans, after Emperor of Germany.
Or on the breast of a single headed Eagle displaid Sable, an Escochion Quarterly of four first, Barry of eight Argent and Gules for Hungary; second, Gules a fess Argent for Austria; third, Gules a lyon rampant with two Tails, armed langued and crowned Or for Bohemia; fourth, bendy Or and Azure, a bordure Gules for Burgundy ancient.
236. Sir John Savage, Kt.
Quarterly, first and fourth, Argent a pale of Losenges Sable, Daniel pro Savage; second, Or on a fess Azure, three garbs of the first Vernon; third and last, Gules a Chevron between three martlets Argent, the ancient Arms of Savage, over the whole Atchievement a label extended of three Points Gules.
237. Sir William Stanley, Kt. Lord Chamberlain.
Comme son Frere, No. 225. a crescent on a Crescent difference.
238. Sir John Cheney, Knight Banneret.
Azure six Lyons rampant Argent and Canton Ermine, Shirland’s Arms his maternal Ancestor.
239. Alphonsus, Duke of Calabria and Naples, King of Sicily and Jerusalem.
Quarterly, the first Arragon, viz. Or four pales Gules, the second Calabria, viz. Argent a Cross potent Sable.
240. Arthur, Prince of Wales.
Quarterly France and England a label Argent.
241. Thomas Grey, Marquiss of Dorset.
Comme son Pere, No. 215.
242. Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland.
Comme son Pere, No. 212.
243. Henry Bourchier, Earl of Essex.
Comme son Beau Pere, No. 168, vel 83.
244. Sir Charles Somerset, Knight Banneret, after Earl of Worcester, and Lord Herbert.
Quarterly France modern and England, a border Gobone Argent and Azure, over all a baston sinister Argent impaling his Wife Herbert, viz. per pale Azure and Gules three Lyons rampant Argent.
245. Robert Willoughby, Lord Brook.
Quarterly Ufford and Beke, viz. Sable a Cross ingrailed Or, and Gules a cross moline Argent, his maternal Ancestors; but the proper Arms of his Family, Or fretty Azure.
246. Sir Edward Poynings, Kt.
Barry of six Or and Vert, a bend Gules.
247. Sir Gilbert Talbot, Knight Banneret of Grafton.
Comme son Pere, No. 172. a Crescent difference.
248. Sir Richard Poole.
Parti per pale Or and Sable, a Saltire ingrailed counter-changed.
249. Edward Stafford, Duke of Buckingham.
Quarterly of four, first, Comme son Pere, No. 208. i. e. Plantagenet Woodstock; second, Azure a bend Argent cotised between six Lyons rampant Or, Bohun Earl of Hereford; third, Or a Chevron Gules Stafford; fourth, Azure on a bend Argent cotised between six Lyons rampant Or, three mullets Gules, Bohun Earl of Northampton.
250. Henry, Duke of York, after King of England, of that Name the eighth.
Quarterly France and England, a label of three Points Ermine.
251. Edward Courtney, Earl of Devonshire.
Or three Torteauxes.
252. Sir Richard Guilford, Knight Banneret.
Or a Saltire between four martlets Sable.
253. Edmund de la Pole, Earl of Suffolk.
Comme son Pere, No. 201.
254. Sir Thomas Lovell, Knight Banneret.
Argent on a Chevron Azure between three Squirrels, sercint Gules, an annulet difference.
255. Sir Reginald Bray, Knight Banneret.
Argent a Chevron between three Eagles Legs, erased a la quise Sable.
256. John, King of Denmark.
Denmark Comme, No. 124.
257. Guido Ubaldo, Duke of Urbin.
Comme, No. 211.
258. Gerald Fitz Gerald, Earl of Kildare.
Argent a Saltire Gules.
259. Henry Stafford, Lord Stafford, after Earl of Wiltshire.
Plantagenet Woodstock, a crescent difference, Comme son Frere, No. 249.
260. Richard Grey, Earl of Kent.
Barry of six Argent and Azure, in chief three Torteauxes.
261. Sir Rys ap Thomas, Knight Banneret.
Argent a Chevron Sable between three cornish Choughs proper.
262. Philip, King of Castile.
Quarterly Castile and Leon, Comme, No. 217.
263. Sir Thomas Brandon, Knight Banneret.
Barry of ten Argent and Gules, over all a Lyon rampant Or Crowned per pale; of the second and last, a mullet difference.
264. Charles, Archduke of Austria, Prince of Spain, after Emperor of Germany.
Quarterly Castile and Leon, Comme, No. 217.
Knights elected in the Reign of King Henry VIII.
265. Thomas Darcy, Lord Darcy.
Azure semi of cross Croslets, three cinquefoiles Argent.
266. Edward Sutton, Lord Dudley.
Comme, No. 178.
267. Emanuel, King of Portugal.
Comme, No. 218. viz. Portugal debrusing a Calatrava Cross, or a Cross Flower Deluced, within a bordure of Castile.
268. Thomas Howard, Lord Howard, eldest Son to Thomas, Duke of Norfolk, afterwards Earl of Surry, and second Duke of Norfolk.
Gules a bend between six cross Croslets fitchee Argent, a label of three Points Or.
269. Thomas West, Lord La Ware.
Argent a fess dancet Sable.
270. Sir Henry Marney, Kt. after Lord Marney.
Gules a Lyon rampant gardant Argent.
271. George Nevil, Lord Abergaveny.
Gules on a Saltire Argent, a Rose of Lancaster, i. e. Gules.
272. Sir Edward Howard, Kt. second Son to Thomas, Duke of Norfolk, second Duke of that Family.
Gules a bend between six cross Croslets fitchee Argent, a crescent difference Sable.
273. Sir Charles Brandon, after Duke of Suffolk.
Comme son Pere, No. 264. but without difference.
274. Julian de Medices, Brother to Pope Leo X.
Or eight roundels in Orle, that in chief of France, viz. Azure charged with three Flower Deluces Gold, the other Gules.
275. Edward Stanley, Lord Monteagle, second Son to the Earl of Derby.
Comme son Pere, No. 225. in pretence Gules a Lyon rampant Or, for his Wife Vaughan.
276. Thomas Dacres, Lord Dacres of Gilessland.
Gules three escallops Argent.
277. Sir William Sandys, after Lord Sandys.
Argent a Cross ragulee Sable in pretence Bray, his Wives Arms, viz. Quarterly first and fourth, Gules three Bars Vair Longville pro Bray; second and third, Argent a Chevron between three Eagles Legs.
278. Henry Courtney, Earl of Devonshire.
Quarterly first and fourth, an Augmentation, viz. France and England within a Border of England and France Quarterly; second, Courtney, Comme son Pere, No. 251. third, Rivers, Earl of Devonshire, Or a Lyon rampant Azure.
279. Ferdinand, Prince and Infant of Spain, Archduke of Austria, after Emperor of Germany.
Quarterly Castile and Leon, ut No. 216. a label of three Points Azure, on the Foot of the first a Crescent Or.
280. Sir Richard Wingfield, Kt.
Argent on a bend Gules cottised Sable, three pair of Wings impailed, of the first an Estoile of sixteen Rays.
281. Sir Thomas Bullen, Kt. after Viscount Rochford, and Earl of Wiltshire and Ormond.
Argent a Chevron Gules between three Bulls-Heads coupee Sable, afterwards his Mother’s Arms, Butler of Ormond, Or a chief indented Azure.
282. Walter d’Evereux, Lord Ferrars of Chartley, after Viscount Hereford.
Comme son Beau Pere, No. 205.
283. Arthur Plantaginet, Viscount Lisle.
Quarterly first, France and England; second and third, Ulster, viz. Or a Cross Gules; fourth, Mortimer, Earl of March; viz, Barry of six Or and Azure, on a chief of the second a pale two Esquens based dexter and sinister Gold, an Escochion Argent, over all a baton sinister Azure.
284. Robert Radcliff, Viscount Fitz Walter, after Earl of Sussex.
Quarterly first and fourth, Argent a bend ingrailed Sable, Radcliff, second and third, Or a fess between two Chevrons Gules Fitz Walter.
285. William Fitz Alan, Earl of Arundel.
Comme son Pere, No. 209. but without difference.
286. Thomas Mannors, Lord Roos, after Earl of Rutland.
Or two Barrs Azure a chief Quarterly, two Flower Deluces of France, and a Lyon of England.
287. Henry Fitz Roy, after Earl of Nottingham, and Duke of Richmond and Somerset.
Quarterly France and England, a border Quarterly Ermine and compone Argent and Azure a baton sinister of the second.
288. Ralph Nevil, Earl of Westmorland.
Comme, No. 98.
289. William Blount. Lord Montjoy.
Barry nebulee of six Or and Sable.
290. Sir William Fitz Williams, Kt. after Earl of Southampton.
Losengy Or and Gules a mullet difference.
291. Sir Henry Guilford, Kt.
Comme son Pere, No. 252. with a Canton of Granada, viz. Argent a Pomegranet slipped and leaved all proper.
292. Francis I. the French King.
France, viz. Azure three Flower Deluces Or.
293. John Vere, Earl of Oxford.
Comme son Cousin, No. 227.
294. Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland.
Quarterly; first, Percy, Lovain, Or a Lyon rampant Azure; second, Quarterly France modern and England a border gobonne; third, Lucy Gules three Lucies hauriant Argent; fourth, Poynings, Barry of six Or and Vert a bend Gules.
295. Anthony Montmorency, Duke of Montmorency.
Or a Cross Gules between sixteen Eagles displaid Azure.
296. Philip Chabor, Earl of Newblanch.
Quarterly; first and fourth, Or three Chabots Chubs or Chevin Fish hauriant Argent; second, Argent a Lyon rampant Gules, Crowned Or; third, Gules a Sun Argent.
297. James V. King of Scotland.
Scotland, viz. Or a Lyon rampant within a double tressure flory counter flory Gules.
298. Sir Nicholas Carew, Kt.
Or three Lyons passant in pale Sable, with due difrence.
299. Henry Clifford, Earl of Cumberland.
Comme, No. 133.
300. Thomas Cromwell, Lord Cromwell, after Earl of Essex.
Azure on a fess between three Lyons rampant Or a rose Gules, on either side whereof a Chough proper.
301. John Russell, Lord Russell, after Earl of Bedford.
Argent a Lyon rampant Gules on a chief Sable, three escallops of the first.
302. Sir Thomas Cheyney, Kt.
Comme son Oncle, No. 237.
303. Sir William Kingston, Kt.
Azure a fess between three Leopards faces Or.
304. Thomas Audley, Lord Audley of Walden, and Lord Chancellor of England.
Quarterly per pale indented Or and Azure, in the second and third, an Eagle displaid of the first, on a bend of the second a fret between two martlets Gold.
305. Sir Anthony Browne, Kt.
Sable three Lyons passant in bend double cotised, Argent a Crescent difference.
306. Edward Seymour, Earl of Hertford, after Duke of Somerset.
Quarterly the Augmentation, viz. Or on a Pile Gules between six Flower Deluces Azure, the Lyons of England; second, Seymour, viz. Gules a pair of Wings conjoyned in pale tips downward Or.
307. Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey.
Gules on the middle of a bend between six cross Croslets Argent, the Augmentation, viz. an Escochion Or, therein a demi Lyon within a double Scotch tressure Gules, an Arrow transfixing his Mouth, of the last a label of three Points Azure.
308. Sir John Gage, Kt.
Quarterly per bend dexter and sinister Azure and Argent, a Saltire Gules.
309. Sir Anthony Wingfield, Kt.
Comme son Frere, No. 281. but without the Estoil.
310. John Sutton, (alias Dudley) Viscount Lisle, after Earl of Warwick, and Duke of Northumberland.
Or two Lyons passant in pale Azure, Somery his maternal Ancestor.
311. William Paulet, Lord St. John of Basing, after Earl of Wiltshire, and Marquiss of Winchester.
Sable three Swords in pile Points conjoyned in base Argent Hilts Or, a Crescent difference.
312. William Parr, Lord Parr of Kendall, after Earl of Essex, and Marquiss of Northampton.
Argent two Bars Azure a border ingrailed Sable, vide son Beau Pere, No. 210.
313. Sir John Wallop, Kt.
Argent a bend unde Sable.
314. Henry Fitz Alan, Earl of Arundel.
Comme son Pere, No. 285.
315. Sir Anthony St. Leger, Kt.
Azure frette Argent a chief Or.
316. Francis Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury.
Comme son Pere, No. 172.
317. Thomas Wriothesley, Lord Wriothesley, after Earl of Southampton.
Azure a Cross Or between four Falcons Argent.
Knights elected in the Reign of King Edward VI.
318. Henry Grey, Marquiss of Dorset, after Duke of Suffolk.
Comme son Pere, No. 241.
319. Edward Stanley, Earl of Derby.
Comme, No. 225.
320. Thomas Seymour, Lord Seymour of Sudley.
Comme son Frere, No. 307. with a Crescent or Mullet difference.
321. Sir William Paget, Kt. after Lord Paget.
Sable on a Cross ingrailed between four Eagles displaid Argent, five Lyons passant of the first.
322. Francis Hastings, Earl of Huntingdon.
Comme, No. 189.
323. George Brook, Lord Cobham.
Gules on a Chevron Argent, a Lyon rampant Sable Crowned Or.
324. Thomas West, Lord La Ware.
Comme son Pere, No. 269.
325. Sir William Herbert, Kt. after Lord Herbert of Cardiff, and Earl of Pembroke.
Perti per pale Azure and Gules, three Lyons rampant Argent, a border Gobonee Or, and of the second besanted.
326. Henry II. the French King.
France Comme, No. 292.
327. Edward Clinton, alias Fines, Lord Clinton, after Earl of Lincoln.
Argent six cross Croslets fitchee Sable on a chief Azure, two mullets Or pierced Gules.
328. Thomas Darcy, Lord Darcy of Chiche.
Argent three cinquefoiles Gules.
329. Henry Nevil, Earl of Westmorland.
Comme son Pere, No. 288.
330. Sir Andrew Dudley, Kt.
Or a Lyon rampant quevee fourchee Vert a Crescent difference.
Knights elected in the Reign of Queen Mary.
331. Philip, Prince of Spain, after King of England, by that Name the second.
Quarterly Castile and Leon, Comme, No. 262.
332. Henry Ratcliff, Earl of Sussex.
Argent a bend ingrailed Sable.
333. Emanuel Philibert, Duke of Savoy.
Tierce emanche towards the chief the dexter Westphalia or ancient Saxony, viz. Gules on Horse enraged Argent the same counterturned; the sinister Saxony modern, viz. barry of eight Or and Sable, over all a chaplet of rue Vert in bend, ente in base Angria, viz. Argent three bouteroles Gules.
334. William Howard, Lord Howard of Effingham.
Gules on a bend between six cross Croslets Argent, the Scotch Augmentation, Comme, No. 307. a mullet difference.
335. Anthony Browne, Viscount Montagu.
Comme son Pere, No. 305.
336. Sir Edward Hastings, Kt. after Lord Hastings of Loughborough.
Comme son Frere, No. 322, a crescent difference.
337. Thomas Ratcliff, Earl of Sussex.
Comme son Pere, No. 332.
338. William Grey, Lord Grey of Wilton.
Barry of six Argent and Azure, a label of five Points Gules.
339. Sir Robert Rochester.
Checquy Argent and Gules on a fess Azure, three escallops Or.
Knights elected in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth.
340. Thomas Howard, Duke of Norfolk.
Comme son Pere, No. 308. but without the label, viz. Howard with the Scotch Augmentation in the middle of the bend.
341. Henry Manners, Earl of Rutland.
Comme son Pere, No. 286.
342. Sir Robert Dudley, Kt. after Earl of Leicester.
Comme son Oncle, No. 330.
343. Adolphus, Duke of Holstein.
Norway, viz. Gules a Lyon rampant Argent crowned Or, holding, or supporting with three of his Feet, a danish Battle Ax, of the last headed as the second.
344. George Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury.
Comme son Pere, No. 316.
345. Henry Carey, Lord Hunsdon.
Argent, on a bend Sable three Roses of the Field, a crescent on a crescent difference.
346. Thomas Percy, Earl of Northumberland.
Comme, No. 212. viz. Percy, Lovain, and Lucy, Quarterly.
347. Ambrose Dudley, Earl of Warwick.
Comme son Frere, No. 342. without the crescent distinction.
348. Charles IX. the French King.
France, Comme, No. 326.
349. Francis Russel, Earl of Bedford.
Comme son Pere, No. 301.
350. Sir Henry Sidney, Kt.
Or a Pheon Azure.
351. Maximilian II. Emperor of Germany.
Or, on the Breast of an imperial Eagle, i. e. double headed and displaid Sable, an Escochion of Hungary and Bohemia, viz. barry of eight Argent and Gules impailing Gules, a Lyon rampant Argent crowned Or.
352. Henry Hastings, Earl of Huntingdon.
Comme son Pere, No. 322.
353. William Somerset, Earl of Worcester.
Or, on a fess France and England, Quarterly and borded gobenee Argent and Azure.
354. Francis Montmorency, Duke of Montmorency.
Comme, No. 295.
355. Walter d’Evereux, Viscount Hereford, after Earl of Essex.
Comme son Pere, No. 282.
356. William Cecill, Lord Burghley, after Lord Treasurer of England.
Barry of ten Argent and Azure on six Escocheons Sable, as many Lyons rampant of the first.
357. Arthur Grey, Lord Grey of Wilton.
Comme son Pere, No. 338.
358. Edmund Bruges, Lord Chandos.
Argent on a Cross Sable, a Leopard’s Face Or.
359. Henry Stanley, Earl of Derby.
Comme son Pere, No. 319.
360. Henry Herbert, Earl of Pembroke.
Comme son Pere, No. 325. omitting the besants.
361. Henry III. the French King.
France Comme, No. 348.
362. Charles Howard, Lord Howard of Effingham, after Earl of Nottingham.
Comme son Pere, No. 334. viz. Howard, with a mullet difference.
363. Rodolph, Emperor of Germany.
Comme, No. 351.
364. Frederick II. King of Denmark.
Denmark, Comme, No. 257. but the Lyons crowned Or.
365. John Casimire, Count Palatine of the Rhine.
Quarterly; first and fourth, the Palatinate, viz. Sable a Lyon rampant Or, crowned Gules; second and third, losongy bend-wise, Argent and Azure for Bavaria.
366. Edward Manners, Earl of Rutland.
Comme son Pere, No. 341.
367. William Brook, Lord Cobham.
Comme son Pere, No. 323.
368. Henry Scrope, Lord Scrope of Bolton.
Comme, No. 190.
369. Robert d’Evereux, Earl of Essex.
Comme son Pere, No. 355.
370. Thomas Butler, Earl of Ormond and Ossery.
Or a chief indented Azure.
371. Sir Christopher Hatton, Kt. after Lord Chancellor of England.
Azure a Chevron between three garbs Or.
372. Henry Ratcliff, Earl of Sussex.
Comme son Frere, No. 337.
373. Thomas Sackville, Lord Buckhurst, after Lord Treasurer of England, and Earl of Dorset.
Quarterly; Or and Gules a bend vaire.
374. Henry IV. the French King.
France, Comme, No. 361.
375. James VI. King of Scotland, after King of England, France, and Ireland.
Scotland, Comme, No. 297.
376. Gilbert Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury.
Comme son Pere, No. 316.
377. George Clifford, Earl of Cumberland.
Comme son Beau Pere, No. 299.
378. Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland.
Comme son Frere, No. 346.
379. Edward Somerset, Earl of Worcester.
Comme son Pere, No. 353.
380. Thomas Burogh, Lord Burogh.
Azure three Flower Deluces Ermine.
381. Edmond Sheffield, Lord Sheffield, after Earl of Mulgrave.
Argent a Chevron between three garbs Gules.
382. Sir Francis Knolles, Kt.
Azure crusily, a Cross moline voided Or.
383. Frederick, Duke of Wirtenbergh.
Or three Staggs attires placed Bar-ways Sable, id est, Wirtenbergh.
384. Thomas Howard, Lord Howard of Walden, after Earl of Suffolk, and Lord Treasurer of England.
Comme son Pere, No. 340. with a Crescent difference.
385. George Carey, Lord Hunsdon.
Comme son Pere, No. 345.
386. Charles Blount, Lord Montjoy, after Earl of Devonshire.
Comme, No. 289.
387. Sir Henry Lea, Kt.
Argent a fess between three Crescents Sable.
388. Robert Ratcliff, Earl of Sussex.
Comme son Pere, No. 372.
389. Henry Brook, Lord Cobham.
Comme son Pere, No. 367.
390. Thomas Scrope, Lord Scrope of Bolton.
Comme son Pere, No. 368.
391. William Stanley, Earl of Derby.
Comme son Pere, No. 359.
392. Thomas Cecil, Lord Burghley, after Earl of Exeter.
Comme son Pere, No. 356.
Knights elected in the Reign of King James I.
393. Henry, Prince of Wales.
Quarterly; first and fourth, France and England quartered; second, Scotland, viz. Or a Lyon rampant within a double tressure counterflory Gules; third, Ireland, Azure an Harp or String Argent, over all a label of three Points Argent.
394. Christian IV. King of Denmark.
Denmark, Comme, No. 364.
395. Lodowich Stewart, Duke of Lenox, and after Duke of Richmond.
Quarterly; first, the Augmentation, viz. France within a border cousu Gules, charged with eight round Buckles Or; second, Or a fess checquy, Argent and Azure, a border ingrailed Gules, for Stewart, over all in pretence Lenox, viz. Argent a Saltire ingrailed between four cinquefoils or roses Gules.
396. Henry Wriothesley, Earl of Southampton.
Comme son Beau Pere, No. 317.
397. John Erskin, Earl of Marr.
Azure a bend between six cross Croslets fitchee Or, his Title of Marr, his proper Coat, Argent a pale Sable.
398. William Herbert, Earl of Pembroke.
Parti per Pale, Azure and Gules, three Lyons rampant Argent.
399. Ultrick, Duke of Holstein.
Norway, Comme, No. 344. but the Lyon crowned Or.
400. Henry Howard, Earl of Northampton.
Comme son Frere, No. 341. a Crescent difference.
401. Robert Cecil, Earl of Salisbury.
Comme son Frere, No. 392. with a Crescent difference.
402. Thomas Howard, Viscount Bindon.
Comme son Frere, No. 268. viz. Howard with a Crescent difference, and without the label.
403. George Hinne, Earl of Dunbarr.
Vert a Lyon rampant Argent.
404. Philip Herbert, Earl of Montgomery, after Earl of Pembroke.
Comme son Frere, No. 398. a Crescent difference.
405. Charles Stewart, Duke of York, after Prince of Wales, and King of England, of that Name the first.
Quarterly; first and fourth, France and England; second, Scotland; third, Ireland; Comme son Frere, No. 393. on a label of three Points Argent, nine Torteauxes.
406. Thomas Howard, Earl of Arundel, after Earl of Norfolk.
Comme son Beau Pere, No. 340.
407. Robert Carr, Viscount Rochester, after Earl of Somerset.
Gules on a Chevron Argent, three Mullets Sable in the dexter chief Point, a Lyon of England, Augmentation and difference.
408. Frederick, Count Palatine of the Rhine, Prince Elector of the Empire, and after King of Bohemia.
Quarterly; the Palatinate and Bavaria, Comme, No. 365. in pretence the Augmentation, viz. Gules an Imperial mound or globe Or.
409. Maurice Van Nassau, Prince of Orange.
Azure billettee a Lyon rampant Or; i. e. Nassau.
410. Thomas Ereskine, Viscount Fenton, after Earl of Kelly.
Quarterly; first, the Augmentation Gules, an imperial Crown within a double Tressure counterflory Or; second, Erskine, Comme, No. 397. with a Crescent difference.
411. William Knolles, Lord Knolles, after Viscount Wallingford, and Earl of Banbury.
Comme son Pere, No. 382.
412. Francis Manners, Earl of Rutland.
Comme son Oncle, No. 366.
413. Sir George Villiers, Kt. after Baron of Whaddon, then Earl and Marquiss of Buckingham, and lastly, Earl of Coventry, and Duke of Buckingham.
Argent on a Cross Gules five Escallops Or, a martlet difference.
414. Robert Sidney, Viscount Lisle, after Earl of Leicester.
Comme son Pere, No. 350.
415. James Hamilton, Marquiss Hamilton, and Earl of Cambridge.
Gules three cinquefoiles pierced Ermine.
416. Esme Stewart, Duke of Lenox, and Earl of March.
Comme son Frere, No. 395.
417. Christian, Duke of Brunswick.
Gules two Lyons passant gardant in pale Or, which is Brunswick.
418. William Cecill, Earl of Salisbury.
Comme son Pere, No. 401.
419. James Hay, Earl of Carlisle.
Argent three Escocheons Gules.
420. Edward Sackvile, Earl of Dorset.
Comme son Beau Pere, No. 373.
421. Henry Rich, Earl of Holland.
Gules a Chevron between three Crosses bottonee Or.
422. Thomas Howard, Viscount Andover, after Earl of Barkshire.
Comme son Pere, No. 384. viz. Howard, with a Crescent on a Crescent difference.
Knights elected in the Reign of King Charles I.
423. Claude de Lorrain, Duke of Chevereux.
Hungary, viz. Barry of eight Argent and Gules; his proper Arms being Lorrain, viz. Or on a bend Gules three Alerions [Doves, or as others, Eaglets without becques,] displaid Argent.
424. Gustavus Adolphus, King of Sweden.
Sweden, viz. Azure three Crowns Or.
425. Henry Frederick Van Nassau, Prince of Orange.
Nassau, Comme son Frere, No. 409.
426. Theophilus Howard, Earl of Suffolk.
Comme son Pere, No. 384.
427. William Compton, Earl of Northampton.
Sable three Helmets Argent with a Lyon of England Augmentation in fess between them.
428. Richard Weston, Lord Weston, Lord Treasurer of England, and after Earl of Portland.
Or, an Eagle regardant displaid Sable.
429. Robert Bertie, Earl of Lindsey.
Argent three battering Rams proper armed and garnished Or.
430. William Cecil, Earl of Exeter.
Comme son Pere, No. 392.
431. James Hamilton, Marquiss of Hamilton, Earl of Cambridge and Arran.
Comme son Pere, No. 415.
432. Charles Lodowick, Count Palatine of the Rhine, Prince Elector of the Empire, and Duke of Bavaria.
Comme son Pere, No. 408.
433. James Stewart, Duke of Lenox, and Earl of March, after Duke of Richmond.
Comme son Pere, No. 416.
434. Henry Danvers, Earl of Danby.
Gules a Chevron between three mullets of six Points Or.
435. William Douglas, Earl of Morton.
Quarterly; first and fourth, Morton Argent on a chief indented Gules, two mullets of the first; second and third, Douglass, Comme, No. 193.
436. Algernon Percy, Earl of Northumberland.
Comme son Pere, No. 378.
437. Charles, Prince of Wales, after King of England, of that Name the second.
Comme son Oncle, No. 393.
438. Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Strafford.
Sable a Chevron between three Leopards faces Or.
439. James Stewart, Duke of York, after King James, of that Name the second.
Comme son Frere, No. 437. viz. the national Arms with a label Ermine.
440. Rupert, Count Palatine of the Rhine, and Duke of Bavaria, after Earl of Holderness, and Duke of Cumberland, second Son of the King of Bohemia.
Comme son Frere aisne, No. 432. but without the Augmentation, No. 405, viz. the Palatinate and Bavaria quarterly.
441. William Van Nassau, Prince of Orange.
Nassau, Comme son Pere, No. 425.
442. Bernard de Nogaret de Foix, Duke de Espernon and de Valette.
Quarterly; Castile and Leon, Comme, No. 331. in pretence Nogaret, viz. Or a Nut-tree eradicated proper impailing Thoulose, i. e. Gules a Cross urdee voided Or, and pomellee as the Points Or, over both Coats a chief of Valette, viz. Gules a Cross potent Argent.
Knights elected in the Reign of King Charles II.
443. Maurice, Count Palatine of the Rhine, and Duke of Bavaria, third Son of the King of Bohemia.
Comme son Frere aisne, No. 440.
444. James Butler, Marquiss of Ormond, after Earl of Brecknock, and Duke of Ormond, in Ireland and England.
Comme, No. 370.
445. Edward, Count Palatine of the Rhine, and Duke of Bavaria, fifth Son of the King of Bohemia.
Comme son Frere aisne, No. 443. viz. the Palatinate and Bavaria quarterly.
446. George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham.
Comme son Pere, No. 413.
447. William Hamilton-Dowglass, Duke of Hamilton.
Quarterly; first, Hamilton, Comme, No. 415. second, Dowglass, Comme, No. 193.
448. Thomas Wriothesley, Earl of Southampton.
Comme son Pere, No. 396.
449. William Cavendish, Marquiss of Newcastle, after Duke of Newcastle.
Sable three Harts heads caboshed Argent, a Crescent difference.
450. James Graham, Marquiss of Montrose.
Or on a chief Sable, three escallops of the first.
451. James Stanley, Earl of Darby.
Comme son Pere, No. 391.
452. George Digby, Earl of Bristol.
Azure a Flower Deluce Argent, a Crescent difference.
453. Henry Stewart, Duke of Gloucester, third Son to King Charles I.
Quarterly; first and fourth, France and England, Quarterly; second, Scotland; third, Ireland, on a label Argent nine Roses of Lancaster.
454. Henry Charles de la Tremoville, Prince de Tarente.
Arragon, Sicily, viz. parti per Saltire the chief and base Or, four pales Gules for Arragon; the second and third, Argent an Eagle displaid Sable for Sicily in pretence, his paternal Arms, viz. Tremoville, Or a Chevron Gules between three Eagles displaid Azure.
455. William Van Nassau, Prince of Orange, after King of England, of that Name the third.
Nassau, Comme son Pere, No. 441.
456. Frederick William, Prince Elector of the Empire, Marquiss of Brandenburgh.
Argent an Eagle displaid Gules, which is Brandenburgh.
457. John Gaspar Ferdinand de Marchin, Count de Gravil.
Quarterly; first and fourth, Argent a Fish hauriant Gules; second and third, Or two barrs Sable.
458. Sir George Monk, Kt. after Duke of Albermarle.
Gules a Chevron between three Lyons Heads erased Argent.
459. Sir Edward Montague, Kt. after Earl of Sandwich.
Quarterly, Montague and Monthermer, viz. Argent three Losenges in fess Gules, a border Sable and Or, an Eagle displaid Vert, over all a Mullet difference.
460. William Seymour, Marquiss of Hertford, after Duke of Somerset.
Comme, No. 306. a Crescent difference.
461. Aubrey de Vere, Earl of Oxford.
Comme, No. 293.
462. Charles Stewart, Duke of Richmond and Lenox.
Comme son Oncle, No. 433.
463. Montague Bertie, Earl of Lindsey.
Comme son Pere, No. 429.
464. Edward Montague, Earl of Manchester.
Comma son Cousin, but with a Crescent difference.
465. William Wentworth, Earl of Strafford.
Comme son Pere, No. 438.
466. Christierne, Prince of Denmark, after King of Denmark.
Denmark, Comme, No. 394.
467. James Scot, Duke of Monmouth and Bucclugh.
The Imperial Arms of King Charles II. a baston sinister Argent, In pretence, Scot of Bucclugh, viz. Or on a bend Azure, a Crescent between two Mullets.
468. James Stuart, Duke of Cambridge, Son of James, Duke of York.
Comme son Pere, No. 439. viz. the national Arms, with a label of five Points Ermine.
469. Charles IX. King of Sweden, Goths and Vandalls.
Sweden, Comme, No. 424.
470. John George II. Duke of Saxony, Juliers, Cleves and Monts, and Prince Elector of the Empire.
Quarterly; first, Thuringe, viz. a Lyon rampant barry of ten Argent and Gules.
471. Christopher Monk, Duke of Albermarle.
Comme son Pere, No. 458.
472. John Maitland, Duke of Lauderdale.
Or a Lyon rampant dismembred, Gules within a double tressure counterflory Azure.
473. Henry Somerset, Marquiss of Worcester, after Duke of Beaufort.
Quarterly, France and England, a border gobone Argent and Azure.
474. Henry Jermyn, Earl of St. Albans.
Sable a Crescent between two Mullets in pale Argent.
475. William Russell, Earl of Bedford, after Duke of Bedford.
Comme, No. 346.
476. Henry Bennet, Earl of Arlington.
Gules between three demi Lyons rampant couped Argent, a besant after changed to an imperial mound, serving for both difference and Augmentation.
477. Thomas Butler, Earl of Ossory.
Comme son Pere, No. 444.
478. Charles Fitz Roy, Earl of Southampton, after Duke of Southampton, and now Duke of Cleveland.
The Imperial Arms of England, a Battune Sinister Ermine difference.
479. John, Earl of Mulgrave, now Duke of Buckingham.
Arragon a Chevron between three Garbs Gules.
480. William Cavendish, Duke of Newcastle.
Comme, No. 447.
481. Thomas Osborn, Earl of Danby, after Duke of Leeds.
Quarterly, Ermine and Azure a Cross Or.
482. Henry Fitz Roy, Duke of Grafton.
The Arms of King Charles II. with a Battoon Sinister Gobony Argent and Azure.
483. William, Earl of Salisbury.
Barry of ten Pieces Argent and Azure on six Escocheons Sinister, as many Lyons rampant; of the first, a Crescent difference.
484. Charles, Count Palatine of the Rhine.
Comme, No. 445.
485. Charles, Duke of Richmond.
The Arms of King Charles II. within a Bordure Gobony Argent and Gules, the Argent charg’d with Roses as the second.
486. George, Prince of Denmark.
Denmark, Comme, No. 466.
487. Charles Seymour, Duke of Somerset, &c.
Quarterly; first, an Augmentation, viz. Or on a Pile Gules, between six Flower Deluces Azure, three Lyons of England; second, the paternal Coat of Seymour, Gules, two Wings conjoined in Lure Or.
488. George Fitzroy, Duke of Northumberland.
Knights elected in the Reign of King James II.
489. Henry Howard, Duke of Norfolk.
Comme, No. 426.
490. Henry Mordaunt, Earl of Peterborough.
Argent a Chevron between three Estoils Wavy.
491. Laurence Hyde, Earl of Rochester.
Azure, a Chevron between three Lozenges, a Crescent difference.
492. Louis de Duras, Earl of Feversham.
Quarterly; first and fourth, Gules a Lyon rampant Argent; second and third, Argent a bend Azure, with a label of three Points difference.
493. Robert Spencer, Earl of Sunderland.
Quarterly, Argent and Gules, in second a Fret Or, over all a bend Sable, charged with three eschallops of the first.
Knights elected in the Reign of King William and
Queen Mary, and King William.
494. James Butler, Duke of Ormond.
Or, a chief indented Azure.
495. Frederick Schonbergh, Duke of Schonbergh.
Argent, an Escocheon Sable, over all a Carbuncle of eight Roys Or, a Crescent difference.
496. William Cavendish, Duke of Devonshire, then Earl of Devonshire.
Sable, three Hearts Heads caboshed, Argent.
497. Charles Sackville, Earl of Dorset and Middlesex.
Quarterly, Or and Gules a bend Vaire.
498. Frederick III. Marquiss of Brandenburgh, Prince Elector, and Great Chamberlain of the Holy Roman Empire; after King of Prussia.
Comme, No. 456.
499. George-William, Duke of Brunswick and Lunenburg-Zell, Prince of the Holy Roman Empire.
500. Charles Talbot, Duke of Shrewsbury.
Gules a Lyon rampant, within a border ingrailed Or.
501. Prince William, Duke of Gloucester.
The Arms of England, with a label of three Points Argent, the middlemost charged with the Cross of St. George, and an Escocheon of his paternal Coat of Denmark.
502. John Holles, Duke of Newcastle.
Ermine, two Piles, their Points meeting in base Sable.
503. William Bentinck, Earl of Portland.
Azure, a Cross Moline Argent.
504. Thomas Herbert, Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery.
Comme, No. 404.
505. Arnoldjoost Van Keppel, Earl of Albermarle.
Gules, three eschallops Argent.
506. James Dowglass, Duke of Queensbury and Dover.
Quarterly; first and fourth, a Heart Gules, Crown’d with an Imperial Crown Or, on a chief, Azure, three Mullets Argent; second and third, Azure, a Bend Or, six cross Croslets of the same, all within a double Tressure Counterflory Gules.
507. George-Lewis, Elector of Brunswick-Lunenburgh, &c. the present Sovereign.
Knights elected in the Reign of Queen ANNE.
508. Wriothesly Russel, Duke of Bedford.
Comme, No. 475.
509. John Churchill, Duke of Marlborough.
Sable, a Lyon rampant Argent, on a Canton of the second, St. George’s Cross.
510. Meinhardt Schonbergh, Duke of Schonbergh.
Comme, No. 495.
510. Sidney Godolphin, Earl of Godolphin.
Gules, an Eagle with two Heads display’d between 3 Fleurs de Lis Argent.
511. George Augustus, Prince Electoral of Hanover, now Prince of Wales.
512. William Cavendish, Duke of Devonshire.
Comme, No. 496.
513. John Campbell, Duke of Argyle.
Girony of eight Pieces, Or and Sable.
514. James Hamilton, Duke of Hamilton and Brandon: Placed here in his Order of Election, but lived not to be installed.
Comme, No. 447.
515. Henry Beaufort, Duke of Somerset.
Comme, No. 473.
516. Henry de Grey, Duke of Kent.
Barry of six Argent and Azure.
517. John Poulett, Earl Poulett.
Sable, three Swords, their Points in Pile Argent, the Hilts Or.
518. Robert Harley, Earl of Oxford and Earl Mortimer.
Or, a bend cotised Sable.
519. Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Strafford.
Sable, a Chevron between three Leopards Heads Or.
520. Charles Mordant, Earl of Peterborough and Monmouth.
Comme, No. 490.
Knights elected by King George.
521. Charles Poulet, Duke of Bolton.
Sable, three Swords, their Points in pile Argent, their Hilts Or, a Crescent difference.
522. John Maners, Duke of Rutland.
Comme, No. 412.
523. Lionel-Cranfield Sackvil, Earl of Dorset and Middlesex.
Comme, No. 497.
524. Charles Montague, Earl of Halifax.
Argent three Lozenges in fess Gules, within a border Sable difference.
A Catalogue of the several Officers of this most Noble Order, to this Time.
Prelates of the Order.
1.
William de Edyngton, Bishop of Winchester, Lord Treasurer, and after Lord Chancellor of England.
2. William de Wykham, Bishop of Winchester, Priest, Cardinal of St. Eusebius, and Lord Chancellor of England.
3. Henry Beaufort, Bishop of Winchester, Priest, Cardinal, &c. and Lord Chancellor of England.
4. William de Waynfleet, Bishop of Winchester, and Lord Chancellor of England.
5. Peter Courtney, Bishop of Winchester.
6. Thomas Langton, Bishop of Winchester.
7. Richard Fox, Bishop of Winchester, and Lord Privy-Seal.
8. Thomas Wolsey, Bishop of Winchester, Priest, Cardinal, &c. and Lord Chancellor of England.
9. Stephen Gardiner, Bishop of Winchester.
10. John Poynet, Bishop of Winchester.
11. Stephen Gardiner restored, and made Lord Chancellor of England.
12. John White, Bishop of Winchester.
13. Robert Horne, Bishop of Winchester.
14. John Watson, Bishop of Winchester.
15. Thomas Cooper, Bishop of Winchester.
16. William Wykham, Bishop of Winchester.
17. William Day, Bishop of Winchester.
18. Thomas Bilson, Bishop of Winchester.
19. James Montague, Bishop of Winchester.
20. Lancelot Andrews, Bishop of Winchester.
21. Richard Neyle, Bishop of Winchester.
22. Walter Curle, Bishop of Winchester.
23. Brian Duppa, Bishop of Winchester.
24. George Morley, Bishop of Winchester.
25. Peter Mew, Bishop of Winchester.
26. Sir Jonathan Trelawny, Bar. now Bishop of Winchester.
Chancellors of the Order.
1. Richard Beauchamp, Bishop of Salisbury, and Dean of Windsor.
2. Lionel Woodevelle, Bishop of Salisbury.
3. Thomas Langton, Bishop of Salisbury.
4. John Blyth, Bishop of Salisbury.
5. Henry Dean, Bishop of Salisbury.
6. Edmond Audley, Bishop of Salisbury.
7. Sir William Cecil, Kt. Secretary of State.
8. Sir William Peters, Kt. Secretary of State.
9. Sir Thomas Smith, Kt. Secretary of State.
10. Sir Francis Walsingham, Kt. Secretary of State.
11. Sir Amias Paulet, Kt. Secretary of State.
12. Sir John Woolee, Kt. Secretary for the Latin Tongue.
13. Sir Edward Dyer, Kt.
14. Sir John Herbert, Kt. Secretary of State.
15. Sir George More, Kt.
16. Sir Francis Crane, Kt.
17. Sir Thomas Row, Kt.
18. Sir James Palmer, Kt.
19. Sir Henry de Vick, Bar.
20. Seth Ward, Bishop of Salisbury.
21. Gilbert Burnet, now Bishop of Salisbury.
Registers of the Order.
1. John Coringham, Canon of Windsor.
2. John Deepden, Canon of Windsor.
3. James Goldwell, Canon of Windsor.
4. Oliver King, Canon of Windsor, Secretary to Prince Henry, Son of King Henry VI. To King Edward IV., V. and Henry VII.
5. Richard Nix, Canon of Windsor.
6. Christopher Urswick, Dean of Windsor.
7. Thomas Wolsey, the Kings Almoner.
8. William Atwater, Canon of Windsor, after Bishop of Lincoln.
9. Nicholas West, Dean of Windsor.
10. John Vescy, Dean of Windsor.
11. Richard Sydnor, Canon of Windsor.
12. Robert Aldridge, Canon of Windsor.
13. Owen Oglethorp, Dean of Windsor.
14. John Boxal, Dean of Windsor, and Secretary of State.
15. George Carew, Dean of Windsor.
16. William Day, Dean of Windsor.
17. Robert Benet, Dean of Windsor.
18. Giles Thompson, Dean of Windsor, and Bishop of Gloucester.
19. Anthony Maxey, Dean of Windsor.
20. Marc Antonio de Dominis, Archbishop of Spalato, Dean of Windsor.
21. Henry Beaumont, Dean of Windsor.
22. Matthew Wren, Dean of Windsor.
23. Christopher Wren, Dean of Windsor.
24. Brune Ryves, Dean of Windsor.
25. Dr. Gregory Heskard, Dean of Windsor.
26. Dr. John Robinson, Dean of Windsor, since Bishop of London.
27. Dr. George Verney, Lord Willoughby of Brook, now Dean of Windsor.
Garters King of Arms.
1. Sir William Brugges, Kt.
2. John Smert.
3. Sir John Writh, Kt.
4. Sir Thomas Wriothesley, Kt.
5. Sir Thomas Wall, Kt.
6. Sir Christopher Barker, Kt.
7. Sir Gilbert Dethick, Kt.
8. Sir William Dethick, Kt.
9. Sir William Segar, Kt.
10. Sir John Borough, Kt.
11. Sir Henry St. George, Kt.
12. Sir Edward Walker, Kt.
13. Sir William Dugdale.
14. Sir Thomas St. George.
15. Sir Henry St. George.
Ushers of the Black-Rod.
1. William Whitehorse.
2. John Cray.
3. Thomas Sye.
4. John Athelbrig.
5. William Evington, and Edward Hardgyll.
6. Robert Marleton.
7. Ralph Ashton, and Hugh Dennys.
8. Sir William Compton, Kt.
9. Henry Norresse, Esq;
10. Anthony Knyvet, Esq;
11. Sir Philip Hobby, Kt.
12. John Norres, and William Norres, Esqs;
13. Anthony Wingfield, Esq;
14. Richard Coningsbye, Esq;
15. James Maxwell, Esq;
16. Peter Newton, Esq;
17. Sir John Ayton, Kt.
18. Sir Edward Carteret, Kt.
19. Sir Thomas Duppa.
20. Sir Fleetwood Shepard.
21. Sir David Mitchell.
22. Sir William Oldes.