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But on the contrary, where Ambrofe , Earl of Warwick,,had twenty one Coats put into his Plate, Anno 5 Eli -pand they Marfhalled in this Order, five, five, five, and fix-Namely, firft Sutton, fecond Pagan ell, third Grey of Ru-thin, fourth Ha [lings, filth Quincy, (ixth Mu I fas, fevetithSomery, eighth Valence, ninth Talbott, tenth Warwick, e .leventh Beauchamp, twelfth Berkley, thirteenth Lijle, four-teenth Gerard, fifteenth Guilford, fixteenth Houlden, feven-teenth Weft, eighteenth and nineteenth Quarterly dc U Wareand Cantilupe, twentieth Mortimere of Wigmore, and twentyone Greely ; at the Feaft of St. George, held at Wuitc-Hall,Anno 9 Elig. his Elcutcheon contained but fixteen, w'p.four, four, four, and four ; Namely, firft Sutton, fccordPaganell, third Somery, fourth Mai fas, fifth Grey of Ruthin,fixth Flaftfngs, feventh Valence, eighth Ferrers, ninth §!uin-cefs, tenth Chefter, eleventh Talbot, twelfth Beauctamf,thirteenth Warwick,, fourteenth Berkley, fifteenth Gerard,fixteenth Lijle ; So that there were feven Coats taken otjtof the former. Namely, Guilford, Holden, Weft dc la Wereand Cantilupe, Quarterly Mortimere and Greely, and two ad-ded, nig. Ferrers and Chefter.

But the greateft and frequenteft Variations are in theStiles and Titles of Honour, fet under the Efcutcheons,and thefe relate unto, and are occafioned principally fromtheir attaining or religning of Offices cr Dignities.

We find that the Stilp fet under the Efcutcheon of Fer-dinand the Empire, at St. George’s Feaft, Anno I and jPhil, and Mar. was as foilovveth.

Du tres bank tres-Exce!Lnt & tres-PuiJfant Prince, Fer-dinand, far la grace de Dieu, Boy des S^maines, dc Hungarie& Bobcmie, Arch-Due d’siuftric, Due de Bourgoigne, &C,Chevalier du tres-Noble Ordre de la Jarrctiere.

But Anno y Elitf in the faid Emperor’s Stile, the Titlesof King of Hungary and B hernia were left out; becauleMaximilian his Son had a little before obtained botht’nofe Kingdoms.

In the Reign of Queen Elizabeth, the Stiles of Philip,King of Spain, who, while Queen Mary lived, was. CprSpvereign of this mott Noble Order, run thus :

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