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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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^ H ing his eldeft Daughter, and exempt of all Aids to thej King’s Contributions and Tallages.

. Whensoever the Clergy fhould give a Tenth, or o-

ther Impolition, out of their Spiritualties, ortheCom-mons give a Tenth, Fifteenth, or other, out of theirCl[ Stiff Temporaries, Subfidy, or the King tax his own De-mean, or the Pope impofe any Money to be raifed up-on the Clergy, to give it the King, this College andot into; their Poffeffions were to Hand freed thereof.

15 touts They were difcharged from any Contributions of8 lie is arraying Soldiers, and from fending them to guard therAlarb Sea-Coails, and from every Fine and Compoiition ofIFillsi the like Nature. Their Houfes within the Caftie of'mnt, 1 Windfor, as elfewhere, are quit from any Livery of thetheirji King’s and Queen’s Stewards, Marfhals, Purveyors,g 3 DU Officers, and Servants, and from the like Officers of theMid of Peers or Nobles, and the faid Officers were not to inter-tm meddle there, without Leave of the Cuftos andnAGiij Canons.

No Duke, ere. or Nobleman, nor any Stewards,is exer Marfhals, Efcheators, Sheriffs, Coroners, Bailiffs, orOfficers, nor other Perfon of what Condition loever,CWi : u P on an y Pretence, were not to lodge or remain in theirlire Lies houfes without their Confent.

1 ^ The Cuftos, Canons, and their Tenants, were nottiefe to P a y an y Tod) Paviage, Piccage, Barbicanage, Terrage,P° nta g e ’ Murage, Paffiige, Payage, Leftagc, Stallage,Tal-I the® ^ a 8 e > Carriage, Pefage, and from Scot and Geld, Hi-ledtoK' ^ a § e ’ Scutage, working about Caftles, Parks, Bridges,tkntk ^ a H s f or the King’s Houfes j and from Suits to thee County, or Hundred Courts, and Wapentakes, or Court, S rf Leets, Murder, and common Amerciaments, before ei-'5., i ther King, Juftices of the Bench, qr Itinerant, and from[j ever y Hit 6 Cuftom had an Immunity,

^6 Within their Lands, Fees, and Precincls, thethe®, Chattels of all Felons and Fugitives were feized to theirtM | ownUfe. All Fines for Treipafles, and all other Con-;CW tempts and Mifdemeanors, Fines pro tiemtiet asmm'dts,ttdi %;t sarC || for all other Caufes, Amerciaments, Redemptions,di W‘‘ Iffues, and Forfeitures whatfoever, Jnnnm THem Fdftwn&■ Strepjnun, and all Things w'hich might belong to ths

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