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The History Of the most Noble Order of the Garter : Wherein is set forth An Account of the Town Castle, Chapel, and College of Windsor; with their several Officers ; The Foundation of the Order by King Edward III. ; With the Statutes, and Annals at large, as they have been altered and amended ; An Account of the Habits, Ensigns and Officers of the Order ... To which is prefix'd, A Discourse of Knighthood in General, and the several Orders extant in Europe
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before the Quarter-days, the Annunciation , St. 'John Bap-tiji, Michaelmas , and Chtifimas.

13. It. Any of the Twelve Knights difobeying theGovernour, in any of thefe Statutes, to incur the For-feiture the Dean and Chapter ilia'll put on him, the Go-vernour to report the Offence, which if more heinous,the Dean and Chapter are to give a Warning, and regi-fier the fame, and after a fecond Warning Expulfion isto follow 3 the like Puniihment to the Go vernour, difo-beying the Dean and Chapter in the Obfcrvation ofthefe Statutes.

14. It. The Penalties of the Puni/hed to be imployedby the Dean and Chapter at their Difcretion, upon anyof theMiniffers or Chorifters of the Church.

15. It. Upon the King or Queen’s coming to or go-ing from Wind for, the Thirteen Knights are to Handbefore their Doors in their Apparel, and do Obedi-ence.

1 6. It. At the keeping of the Feaft of St, George, theyare to Hand like wife in their Apparel before their Doors,at the coming and going out of the Lieutenant, and ofother the Knights-Companions,

17 . It. At every Feaft of St. George they lhall fit toge-ther in their Apparel at one Table, and have Allow-ance of Meat and Drink at the Royal Charges.

18. It. They are daily in their Prayers to pray for theSovereign and the Knights-Companions.

19. It. They are always to lie in their Lodging, andupon lying out of them and the College, without Li-cenfe from the Dean, to forfeit 12 i

20. It. If Lands or Revenues of 20 /, per Annum fellto any of the poor Knights, he is to be removed, andanother put into his Place.

21. It. They are every Day (excepting Cauie of Sick-nefs) to he prefent at Divine Service in the College, asaforefaid, and receive a daily Diftribution of 12. d. perDay, to be paid them monthly, if it may be, or at leailin fucb fort as the other Minifters of the Chapel bepaid 3 and he that Khali abfent himlelf one Day, with-out leave from the Dean, Khali lofe his Diftributionof ltd.