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by the Statutes to celebrate Vefpers, did upon thisOc-calion proceed thither, though not upon the Account ofInftallation ; as it fell out at the Inftallation of PrinceHenry, and four other Knights, Anno i Jac. I. when theProgreflion began from the Prefence Chamber, and thencepalled to the Chappel in the following Order,

1. Alms-Knights.

2. Prebends.

3. Purfuivants.

4. Heralds.

5. Vlfter King of Arms.

6. Lyon King of Arms.

7. Ciarenceux King of Arms.

8. The four eledt Knights.

9. Knights-Companions.

10. Garter.

ir. Regfter.

i'2. Black Rod.

13. Chancellor,

14. The Sovereign’s Lieutenant leading the Prince inhis Hand,

At the Inftallation of the Duke of Brunfwick., and fiveOther eledt Knights, the 23d of November, Anno 1 Car. I.the Knights-Companions like wife proceeded before theSovereign's Lieutenants, tho’ the Sovereign was at fVind-for, but not in the Cavalcade.

Upon the Sovereign’s Commiflioners, neither theKnights-Companions, nor the Prelate, nor Chancellor, dogive their Attendance ; only at the Grand Feaft of St.George, Anno 13 Car, II. the Chancellor then waiting onthe Sovereign at Wind for, in the Duties of his Place, out ofa (ingtflar Regard to his Royal Highnefs the Duke ofTorl^, attending the Commiflioners in the proceeding tohis Inftallation, for at that time he was Comptroller of hisHoulhould.

The Proceedings on this folemn Occafion have beengenerally order’d on Foot ; yet upon extraordinary In-cidents have been marfhalled and difpofed on Horfe-back,ln tnanner of a Cavalcade, as was ufed at the Inftallation

Philip King of Cajlile, Anno 22 Hen. VII. and thatWien the Lord Rulfel and other eiedt Knights were in-Y 3 flailed,