Chapter XXI: Part 21

In 1 _Edw._ VI. at the Feast then held at _Windsor_, there arose a Question, whether the Atchievements of King _Henry_ VIII. which yet hung over the Sovereign’s Stall, should be taken down and offered at the Mass of _Requiem_ ensuing, or not? in regard his Banner, Sword, Helm, and Crest, with Mantles, had been offered up before, at his Interment within that Chappel. In conclusion of which it was determined, _That the said Atchievements shou’d not again be offered, but remain over the Sovereign’s Stall, for his Son King_ Edward VI. But when the Sovereigns of this most Noble _Order_ are not interred at _Windsor_, then their Atchievements are offered up the next ensuing Feast; as were those of Queen _Elizabeth_, which the _Blue-Book_ notes to be done at Morning Prayer.

As to the time for performing this Ceremony, it was ordained to be on the Morrow after the Feast, when the Mass was Sung for the Souls of the _Knights-Companions_, _&c._ and so was duly observed till the time of the Reformation, when the Mass of _Requiem_ being abolished, it was nevertheless at the Morning Service, on the Morrow immediately after the Offertory: But after Queen _Elizabeth_ had removed the Feast of St. _George_ from _Windsor_, this Solemnity was frequently dispatched in one Day, before they went out of the _Choir_; and the ancient Rule, as to the time, being thus broke, was never after restored, but generally performed the very same Morning wherein the elect Knights were installed: And though the Day was thus changed, yet the Ceremony it self was not performed till after the Installation was finished, that Solemnity having always the Precedency, till 9 _Jac._ I. when he observing how incongruous it seemed, to instal a new Knight before his Predecessor had been fully discharged of his Stall, gave Order for Offering the Atchievements of Sir _Henry Lea_, the Lord _Scroop_, and others, before the Instalment of the elect Knights.

Not long after, it was thought convenient to perform this Ceremony on the Eve of the Feast, presently after the first _Vespers_ began; and next to proceed with the Installations; whereby, as much as possible, the Stalls of the _Knights-Companions_ might be supplied, in all the rest of the Solemnities of the Feast. But if at any time, any of the new elect Knights were introduced into the _Choir_, before the Offering of the Atchievements began, they were appointed to stand there under the Stalls designed for them till that Ceremony was finished.

Thus it continued from the said 9 _Jac._ I. till the 15 _Car._ II. when it was performed at the time anciently accustomed for it; the Prince of _Denmark_, and the Duke of _Monmouth_, being both installed before the first _Vespers_ began, and the Atchievements of the defunct Knights not offered till the Morrow after the Feast Day.

As to the Manner and Order of this Ceremony, among other Institutions of King _Henry_ V. it is appointed, _That as often as, through the vacancy of any Stall, the Swords, Helms, with the rest of the defunct Knights, ought to be offered, the Sword of the deceased Knight shall be first offered, being carried up to the_ High Altar _by two of the_ Knights-Companions, _and afterwards the Helm, with the Crest and Mantlings, by two other_ Knights-Companions; _and this Offering is to be made for them, in the Order they were installed, not as they died_.

But of the Offering of a defunct Knight’s Banner, we find no express mention till 18 _Hen._ VII. at which time the Banner of the Lord _Brook_ was offered: But afterwards the direction for Offering their Ensign and Banner was taken into King _Henry_ VIII’s Body of _Statutes_. And since the same were introduced, according to the foregoing Precedent, it was to be offered first, and so hath been generally observed.

By the appointment of the _Statutes_ of _Henry_ V. the Sovereign is to nominate and assign the _Knights-Companions_, who are severally to perform this Ceremony; and so is the direction in _Henry_ VIII’s _Statutes_: But since the beginning of Queen _Elizabeth_’s Reign, the Knights have generally proceeded to this Offering, according to their Seniority; and when the Course ended, then the _Seniors_ began again. There are likewise many Examples where the Sovereign’s Lieutenant has joined in the Ceremony to assist the other Knights: Nor is a Proxy, or Deputy, to be admitted to perform any part of the Ceremony, though in the Offering of Money he ought.

We shall next proceed to the Duties of the Prelate of the _Order_, the Prebends, and Officers of Arms, as their Services severally, or jointly, relate to the performance of this Ceremony. First then, the Prelate, and two Prebends, ought to proceed up to the _Altar_, immediately before _Garter_ summons down the _Knights-Companions_ to the Offering; and there stand ready to receive the Atchievements, as they are severally offered up.

It is next the Duty of the _Provincial Kings_, and _Heralds_, to conduct the _Knights-Companions_, when they proceed up to the _Altar_, bearing any part of the defunct Knight’s Atchievements. The whole Ceremony is briefly thus.

First _Garter_ rises from his Seat, and proceeds into the middle of the _Choir_, where, after his usual Obeysances, he summons the _Knights-Companions_ to descend, who come down and place themselves before their Stalls: Whereupon _Clarenceux_ and _Norroy_ (or in the absence of either, the _Senior Herald_, or of both, of the two eldest _Heralds_,) pass down from the Steps of the _Altar_ into the Body of the _Choir_; in the interim _Garter_ takes the _Banner_ of the eldest defunct Knight, and presents it, half rolled up, to the two _Senior Knights-Companions_; the two _Provincial Kings_ by this time approaching them, make their double Reverences, and after to the other _Knights-Companions_, and then stand a little aside; while the two _Senior_ Knights, having taken the _Banner_ between them, make their double Reverence, and pass up to the _Altar_, (preceeded by the Kings) bearing it with the lower end of the Staff foremost, and at the first _Haut-Pas_ make another double Reverence. The _Provincial Kings_ being arrived at the uppermost _Haut-Pas_, after an humble Obeysance, divide themselves to make way for the Knights to Offer, who forthwith raise the Point of the _Banner_ upwards, and after a single Reverence toward the _Altar_, present it upon their Knees, to the Prelate of the _Order_, who delivers it to two Canons, and they deposite it upon Cushions laid before the _Altar_. This done, the two _Provincial Kings_ conduct the Knights back into the _Choir_, who, with the usual Reverences, retire to their Stations, under (not to) their Stalls, and the _Provincial Kings_ to their, on either side the _Altar_.

Next the two _Senior Heralds_ pass down into the _Choir_, as the _Provincial Kings_ did, whilst _Garter_, taking up the Sword, presents it to the two next _Senior_ Knights, who proceed to the _Altar_ with the two _Heralds_ before them, in the same Order as before, bearing the Sword between them, and offer the same with the Pommel or Hilt upwards, and then retire as before.

In the next place, the two next _Senior Heralds_ go down as before, and the _Helm_ and _Crest_ is offered in the like manner: But the _Pursuivants_ at _Arms_ do no part of this Duty.

Heretofore we find that _Garter_ has not only begun this Solemnity, by presenting the _Banner_, but has also conducted the two _Senior_ Knights to the _Altar_, as he did 5 _Eliz._ by the _Banner_ of the Lord _Grey_; and at some other times. It was likewise the usage heretofore for the Prelate to deliver the offered Atchievements, to some of the _Heralds_, to be deposited near the _Altar_.

There is nothing on this farther observable, than what relates to the Atchievement it self, which, as they became by this Ceremony part of the Goods of the Chappel, and included within the Words of the _Statutes_ of the College, whereby the Sovereign granted to the Dean and Canons all Oblations, they could not be sold or alienated, and were therefore deposited by them in the _Chapter-House_: But the _Helms_ and _Swords_, because they were at first forged for the Service of War, of an extraordinary large size, have been frequently redeemed, that they might serve again to the same uses. And likewise, because it belongs to _Garter_ to provide Atchievements for new installed Knights, he usually hath compounded with the Dean and Canons for the defunct Knight’s Atchievements.

_Of depositing the deceased Knights_ Mantles _in the_ Chapter-House.

$ 4. In 9 _Eliz._ there passed a Decree, _That the_ Knights-Companions _should be bound by their Oaths, to take care, by their last Will, that after their Decease, all their Ornaments, which they had receiv’d, should be restored, the Robes to the College, and the Jewels to the King that gave them_. Sir _Christopher Hatton_ complied with the Decree, and sent his _Mantle_ accordingly; but that of Sir _Henry Lea_, being left to the disposal of others, and not sent to the College, happened at length to come into the Hands of Brokers, and was openly exposed to Sale in _Long-lane_, to the great dishonour of the _Order_.

This Decree was in after times but slackly observed, and therefore in a _Chapter_ held at _Windsor_, 4 _Car._ I. the Knights were admonished, _That when the Sovereign should vouchsafe to bestow the_ Mantle _of the_ Order, _the Knight should take care at his Death, to have it sent to the Chappel at_ Windsor, according to the _Statutes_. But this taking little Effect, the Sovereign thought fit to restore vigorously the Law in this particular, by a Decree in _Chapter_, 13 _Car._ I. which obliged all _Knights-Companions_, receiving the Ensigns of the _Order_ from the Sovereign, to take care, according to the tenor of their Oaths, that these, together with the Book of _Statutes_, should be restored in the Hands of the Sovereign, after their Deaths; and a Command was therewithal given, _That certain_ Books, Mantles, _and_ Surcoats, _then lying at_ White-Hall, _shou’d be delivered to the_ Register _of the_ Order, _to be laid up at_ Windsor, _in honourable Memory of those to whom they belonged_.

In Observation of these Decrees, where the _Habit_ and _Ensigns_ of the _Order_ were either wholly, or in part, bestowed by the Sovereign, Order was taken, at the Decease of such _Knights-Companions_, to send for them in again. As at a _Chapter_ held 15 _Car._ I. the _Garter_ and _George_ of the Lord Treasurer _Weston_ being sent back, were presented to the Sovereign; and after delivered to the _Dean_ and _Chapter_ of _Windsor_, to be preserved: And in the same _Chapter_ it was ordered, that the Earl of _Kelly_’s Robes and Ornaments of the _Order_, should be sent for by the Chancellor.

These former Decrees were yet thought needful to be confirm’d by King _Charles_ II. so that in a _Chapter_ held 1669. at _White-Hall_, it was Decreed, _That the Mantle of each_ Knight-Companion, _with the Book of_ Statutes, should be sent to _Windsor_, immediately after their Deaths; _and that the Chancellor of the_ Order _should be obliged, by Letters to their Heirs and Executors, to put them in mind of sending them thither_. But it is to be understood, that where the Mantle has been provided at the Knight’s own Charge, there is no obligation for returning them.

Thus I have run through all the Particulars, relating to the Institutions, Laws, and Ceremonies, of this most Noble _Order_; I shall in the last Place proceed to give a List of all those who have enjoyed this singular Mark of Honour from its first Foundation. The Motives which excited the Royal Founder to set on Foot the said _Order_, are already particularly treated of; who having established _Rules_ and _Statutes_ for the Government, and regulation thereof, he next resolved to elect, from among the Flower of his own Wars, twenty five of the most celebrated Knights, who, together with himself, should make up the Number of Twenty six; for of so many does the _Order_ by his Appointment consist: And indeed that Age plentifully furnished him with Men of the most brave and celebrated Characters, and of signal Reputation in Arms, raised by the eminent Wars of those times, and justly distinguished by their own heroick Actions.

The first that he elected into this Noble _Order_, was _Edward_, his eldest Son, who already in part deserved, and afterwards justly obtained the Title of a Brave and Martial Prince, of whom our Histories speak so largely. The rest of his accomplished Collegues, were these that follow, and are thus placed in their Stalls.

CAP. XXVI.

_A List of the Founders, and Catalogue of their Successors,
to the present time._

================================+================================== 1 _The Sovereign | 2 Edward _Prince King_ Edward _III._ | 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._

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_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.

..........

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.