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him, they retire to their own Lodgings, and there put offtheir Habits. .
When the Solemnity of Inftallation is over, the Proctoris to take care, that Garter forthwith fet up the Atchieve-nients of his Principal over his Stall, and fix the Plate ofhis Arms on the back thereof ; in Memorial of the Cere-mony of Inauguration ; to which end alfo Medals havefrequently been if ruck, to perpetuate the Honour fo re-ceived.
CAP. xvii.
The Duties and Fees payable by the Knights-Companions at their Injlallations.
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§ 1. iTfUCH was the Piety and Bounty of our Anceftors, ;
that they thought no Work well perform’d,without being attended with fome charitableDonation, efpecially if it had relation to the Church,whereto they generally bore a venerable Eileem. Henrewas it at the Inftallation of the Order ordain’d : T bat ever)Knight-Companion fhould, at his entrance, beftoto a certainSum of Money, according to his Quality and Degree, Thatis to fay,
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The Sovereign of the Order
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A Stranger King
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The Prince of 14 -ales
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Every Duke
10
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Every Earl
06
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Every Baron
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Every Knight-Batchelor
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Thefe Summs were appointed towards the Relief of the€annons o/Windlor, the Alms-ifjiights, and augmentation ^