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The History Of the most Noble Order of the Garter : Wherein is set forth An Account of the Town Castle, Chapel, and College of Windsor; with their several Officers ; The Foundation of the Order by King Edward III. ; With the Statutes, and Annals at large, as they have been altered and amended ; An Account of the Habits, Ensigns and Officers of the Order ... To which is prefix'd, A Discourse of Knighthood in General, and the several Orders extant in Europe
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2io. Sir William Parr, Knight of Kendal.

Quarterly • fi/fi and fourth, Bpfis of Kendat, vis^. Qythree Water-budgets Sable ; fecond and third, Argenttn>o barrs Assure, a border ingrailed Sable Parr.

Ui. Frederick, Duke of Urbin.

Quarterly $ firfi and fourth, Or an Eagle difplaid Sable jfecond and third, Or bends couped A\ure, betweenthe two uppermojl an Eagle difplaid Sable, the faidQuarterings feparated by a Pale Gules, charged withthe Papal Infula or tripple Crowned Mytre Or inchief, and the Ecclejiajlical Keys, in Saltire the dexterGold, the Sinijler Argent in bafe tjed Agure, for hisOffice of Gonfalonier under the Pope, tho' properlythis Mytre is a Gonfannon pavilionated.

HI. Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland.

Quarterly Percy, Lovain and Lucy, vi\. Or a lyonrampant Aspire and Gules, three lucies hauriantArgent.

a 13. Edward, Prince of Wales.

Quarterly Prance and England, a label of three PointsSilver.

114. Richard, Duke of York, fecond Son to King Edward.

Quarterly France and England, a label of three PointsArgent, on the firfl one Canton Gules.

it5- Thomas Grey, Marquifs of Dorfet, and Earl ofHuntingdon.

Barry of fix Argent and Alpire, in chief three torte-auxes, a label extended of three Points Ermine.

216. Sir Thomas Montgomery, Kt.

Gules a Chevron Ermine between three Flower Delu-ces Or.

2 r 7. Ferdinand, King of Cafble and Leon.

Quarterly Cajlile and Leon, vif. Gules a Cajlle Or andArgent, and lyon rampant Gules crowned Or.

218. Hercules d'Efti, Duke of Ferrara.

Quarterly-, firfi,Or an Eagle difplaid Sable,bequd.membredand couroned Gules, the Empire ; fecond, for France abordure parte per indenture throughout Gules and Or ;for Ferrara, the J aid Quarterings feparated by a PaleGules, charged with the papal Kjys in Saltire, thedexter being Or, thefinifler Argent as Gonfalonier,ever all pretence AZjtre an Eagle difplaid Argent for

A Efti. Mr. Aflancle afterwards ccrre&ed it as now

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