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fent. In cafe the chief Perfon in the Legation he aKnight of the Order, then he is to have a like Efcutcheon jof his own Arms, fet over his own Stall; for fo had the %Earl of Derby provided for him at the Sovereign’s Charge, ivwhen he was fent with the Habit to the French King] ifrHenry III. (Si 11

The remaining Neceflarief, are fuch as relate to the if" 1Tranfportanon of the Habit of the Order, <vi*. ji iS ,

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One Pair of fine Holland Sheets to fold the Habit in. iss, jn jjTwo fweet Bags of Taffaty to lay amongft them. ><MTwo Trunks to put the faid Parcels in.

One Sumpter Saddle.

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All which are to be provided at the Sovereign’s Charge, yjofcltand is alfo his Gift to the eledt Prince. ' (Jiltst

What farther Warrants are to be obtained from the ;ntteSovereign, relate to Garter, and fuch other Officers of ; HaitiArm«, as are appointed to attend the Legation ; asfirftaWarrant, whereby the Sovereign afcertains a Warrant for ;their Diet, and Reward, during their Journey, and tilltheir return ; and on which, moft commonly, for greatercertainty of its Payment, the Sovereign’s Privy Seal isobtained. _ . iy /iim.

The Allowance to Garter in the Reign of Edtt. VI.was ten Shillings a Day for his Diet, and Ten Shillings a ^ aDay more as a Reward : And this we find allowed toSir Gilbert Dethicl\, in the Embaffy to Henry II. King ofFrance, 5 Edw. VI. and the like in his Legation toMaximilian the Emperor ; and to Frederick II. Kingof Denmar^, 24 E'.i%.

And when Clarcnceux was fent in the Place of Garter(the Office beirg void by the Death of the laid Sir Gilbert )to the French King, Henry III. the fame was alio allowed jj ^him, and commenced nine Days before his fetting out ;and of which there are other Precedents. _

Of this daily Allowance, Garter hath ufually obtainedan advance before-hand, for his better lupport by the s^.

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When any of the Heralds were fent in Garter s Place,the fame Allowances were made them, as if Garter hadgone in Perfon ; as had Henry St. George, Efq; Rjchmcnd >Herald, fent with the Earl of Carlisle, to Charles, King of L: ' • • • Sweden,