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ev.our or Bifpenfation to. any Knight, ahftntfront his, r'

yeft/s Court, or four Miles from the City of London, ! itto whom fuch Difpcnfation fticuld be^fent, fhouid pay hit m ! 111Servant or Mejfenger, for every Days Travel, as much at , ( fr 0 'it allowed and paid any qther Mcjfengert of his Majeft/tHoufe or Chamber. .

Variety of Occalfons and Accidents, as Grounds to move |ethe Sovereign, and Inducements to obtain his Difpen,fation, are extant in feverai Letters fent to Sir Thomas

when Chancellor, on the aforefaid Injunctions, De* ijfiliecreed 13 Car. I. but they ull agpee in the Caufes vv$ weihave mentioned. - Ifljp

Of Commitfions of Lieutenancy.

§ 3. Touching the third particular, and preparing Coup,millions of Lieutenancy, in luch cafes where the Sovereigncat.not perfonally Celebrate the Eeaft ; as alfo Cotnmif-fions for thofe whom be thinks fit to appoint for hisfiantt. the Rpadpr is referr’d rr> the Head in rhp nm

ft ants , the Reader is referr’d to the Head in the nextChapter, under which there is an Account of ccnfhituting aLieutenant ; and here only obleive, that the Chancelloris to draw up tilde Commdiions, and attend th.e Sovereignfor his Hand, ahd after to pais them under the Great Sea,Iof the Order.,

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Warrant for the removal of Achievements,

§ 4. If there be occnfion for removal of any of theKnights-Companiom Atchievemer.ts, at the Grand Fen If,which indeed has feldom happened, unlefs an Inftailationwere celebrated ar the fame time, then does the Chancel-lor obtain, the Sovereign’s Warrant, directed to Garter,for the performance thereof: But of this we have alreadyfaid_ fufficienr, under the Head of Preparations made forBerional Inftalfacions of a Kjiight-Companion,

Efcutckcons of Arms and Stilts?,

$ S. Heretofore, when the Celebrations of St. George's£>-ay were kept at any ocher Place befides Wind for Cafti*, -

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