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to be given to the Mafter of the Wardrobe, to provide Vel'vet for Chairs, to furnifh the Chapter-Houfe, and Cuftu 0n ito be ufed in the Choir of St. Georges Chappel , which ac-cordingly were prepared againft the following Feaft.

Againft the Inftallation of Philip, King of Cajlile andLeon, Anno zz Henry VII. The Table in the Chapter.Houfe was covered with Cloth of Gold, and the Formswith tkudkin ; before the Sovereign was laid a Cuthionof Cloth of Gold, whereupon a Crucifix lay, and theEvangelift turned open to a place of the Cannon, withfeveral Tapers burning on either Side. At the upper Endof the Table, towards the Right Hand, was fet a Chairfor the Sovereign, under a golden Canopy, with Culhionsof Cloth of Gold, and on the Left Hand a Stool with likeEmbellilhtnents, for the King of Cajlile.

In St. George's Chappel, the High Altar is to be richlyadorned with Plate, the Sovereign's Stall with a Canopy;and other ufual Ornaments, and the Stalls of the IQiights-Companions prefent at the Ceremony, with Velvet Culh-ions. As to the Furniihing of other Places in the Caftleof VVmdfor, on fo folemn an Occafion, we (hall relate theAccount of the Ceremony of the Inihallation of the King ofLeon and Cajlile, juft now mentioned. The Words areth«fe :

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