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having little or nothing to live upon, to be elefled bythe Sovereign and Succeflfors.

2 . It. The Governour and Knights muft be unmar-ried, yet that the Crown may difpence withal 5 andupon their marrying are to lofe their Place.

. 5 . It. None deformed, and convidled of Herefie,Felony, or any notable Crime, is to be admitted ofthe Thirteen, and after admittance, fo convifted, to heexpelled.

4. It. Each Knight to have yearly, for their Liveries,a Red Gown of Four Yards, and a Mantle of Blue orPurple of Five Yards, at 6 s. and 8 d. per Yard.

5. It. An Efcutcheon of St. George embroidered with-out the Garter, to be upon the Left Shoulder of theMantle.

6. It. The Charges of the Cloth, Lining, Making,and Embroidering, to be paid by the Dean and Chapter,out of the Revenue of the Foundation.

7. It. That the Knights attend, Morning and After-noon, Divine Service, within the College, in their or-dinary Apparel, without a realonable Let to be allowedby the Governour.

8. It. That they keep their Lodgings appointed, andTable in a common Hall appointed, and to have theirProvifions by a common Purfe, except for a reafonableCaufeuny be licenfed to the contrary by the Dean, andthatLicenfe not to endure above Twenty Days in a Year,excepting only for Sicknefs.

9. It. They are not to haunt the Town, nor PublickHoufes, nor call any Woman into their Lodgings, with-out reafonable Caufe and Licenfeof the Dean.

ic. It. Twelve of them to be obedient to him ap-pointed to be Governour, and all Thirteen to the Deanand Chapter, in the Obfervation of thefe Statutes.

. 11 . It. The Thirteen Knights to have Places within

the Church, where the Dean and Canons fhall thinkheft to hear the Divine Service together.

.12. It. To be prefent at the quarterly Service, forthe Memory of the Patrons and Founder of the College,and efpecially of King Hen. VIII. and Queen Elizabeth,and have each of them, at that Time, 20 d. and theGovernour 2 s. The faid Service to be the Sundays next

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