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Mufidans.

Yeomen of the Bows and Guns.

Captain Cook, and the Children of the Chapjel;Two Carvers.

Two Sewers.

Two Pages of the Prefence.

Two Efquires of the Body.

Two Apothecaries.

Four Serjeants at Arms.

Eight Sewers of the Chamber.'

Pages of the back Stairs.

Captain of the Guards.

Officers of the Robes.

Two Grooms of the Privy-Chamber*

Groom Porter.

Marihal of the Ceremonies.

Removing Wardrobe.

Gentlemen of the Chappd.

Five MdTengers.

Sixteen Trumpeters.

Serjeant Trumpeter;

Drum Major,

Four Drummers and a Fife.’

The Order of the Ceremonies on the Eve

§ i. rTTH E Celebration of the Grand Feaft, with theR Ceremonies, devis’d to let forth and illuftratethe Glory thereof, hath been worthy the ob-•ovation 0 f the fir ft Inftitutor, and all fucceeditig Sove-re ‘gns ; well knowing that what is once fiightly obferv’dfill foon fall into difefteem, if not into contempt. There-tore they have been very particular to the Day, the Hour,

CAP. XX.

of the Grand Feaji.

Of the beginning of the Grand Feaft'

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