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Gentleman U (her, Mr. Walter Thomas , Bareheaded. |>The Senior Herald covered. Yf

' -j' he g ar ls of Berkshire, Northampton, and Salishu rj K fyp 1\Noblemen in their Places, two and two.it. Knights, Efquires, and Gentlemen, which acccm-panied him.

1/ The Commifisoners Servants. _ !&*»

Other Noblemens, Knights, Efqmres, and Gen: ^ Slemens Servants. f

Henri Earl of Danhy, and William Earl of Morton, b e : !

me to receive the Honour oflnftallauon, Anno ioCw, [. ,0difpofcd themfelves for their more commodious Mage, ^Sl

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Holhourn, and the oiber at Dorfit Houfe in Salitbury-csuftand made their Progreffion feverally through the Streetsto Hyde~Park, each having two Noblemen to fupportbimwith their Footmen in rich Coats on either fide them. * u uTheir Gentlemen Ulhers rode Bareheaded, anti before nl Bthem the Officers of Arms wearing their Coats, and 2 "‘'their Servants in blue Coats and Cognizances, (as wasthe ancient Mode,) were allied on by Trumpets. Tbereft of the Lords, Knights, and Gentlemen followed af-u ■ter each Knight’s eledt Troop, according to their Rank V Zand Quality foremoft. The Proceeding of the Earl of ,iMorton, was Marfhalled in this manner. -

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Trumpets, two and two.

Grooms in Coats, two arid two!

Yeomen, two and two.

Gentlemen, two and two.

Secretaries.

6 . Stewards.

7. Gentleman of the Hotfe.

8. Pages.

9. Four Officers of Arms.jo. Gentleman Ulher bare.

11. Lancajler Herald covered.* _

12. Earl Morton , fupported between two chief Lords.;

13. Foot-men on each fide, in rich Coats. .Noblemen and Gentlemen, according to their De-grees.

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