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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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3 s Chancellor of England , vifited the College, 1431.fecured the Money from being diftributed amongthofe that fold it, and refervecl the Dividend to theDean and Chapter that fhould chance to be living atthat Emperours Expiration j and commanded for theFuture under Pain ofExcommunication, That no Deanand Canon fhould imbezil or aliene any Knights-Com-panions Mantle while he was alive, but the fame fhouldbe decently afid faithfully kept and preferved. But weare informed, that this Statute was altered, Ann. 9 Eliz.and one drawn up to this effeil, That the Knight s-Com-panions fhotild be bound by Oath to take care by their Wills,that after their Deceafe, all the Ornamentswhich they hadreceivedJhould be reftored , the Robes to the College, and theJewels to the Sovereign that gave them.

In the laft Place, the Times of wearing the Collar ofthe Order, with the Great George appendant, which isnot only enjoined to be worn (as part of the Habit) atthe grand Feafts and Feafts of Inftallation, but allb atother times when not any of the reft of the Habit isordered (faving the Garter) is to be worn, as in fpe-cial, at the principal and folemn Feafts of the Year, and o-ther Feaft-Days : To which a particular Order in Chap-ter, Ann. 4 Eliz. thus directs,

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The Holy-days and Sundayswithin the twelve Days.St. Matthias Day.

Holydays in Eafter-Week,

St. Marlas Day.

St. Philip and Jacobs Day.Holy-days in Whit fun- W eek.St, Peters Day.

St. Jamess Day.

St. Bartholomew.

St. Matthew.

St. Luke.

St. Simon and Jude.St. Andrew.

St. Thomas.

Besides thefe, the Sovereigns and Knights-Compa-mons have been accuftomed to wear this Enfign uponthe Anniverfary of the Sovereigns Coronation, of theGun-Powder Tnafon, and, of later Times, on the Sove-reigns Birth-day: So formerly upon fome occafionalCeremonies not relative to the Order; as when a Knight-Companion hath been created into Titles of Dignity andHonour, he had the Collar of the Garter added to his

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