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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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in his Library. Palewife of three pieces, flrfi, par-tie per fefs in the chief Or an Eagle difplaid Sabletnembred langued and Crown'd Gules, and in baftAgure three Flower Deluces within a bordure indentedOr and Gules ; fecondly, Gules, two Gules in Saltirethe one Or, the other Argent, charged in fefs withan Efcutcheon of pretence Afure fupporting an Eagle •of the third tnembred langued and Crown'd, of thefecond, over all in chief a papal Crown Or, garnifhedwith fundry Gemms Assure and Parts $ thirdly, thethird as the firft, counter plac’d.

'219. John, King of Portugal, Son to Alphonfus V.

Ccmme fon Pere, No. 159.

Knights defied in the Reign of King Richard III,

420. Sir John Conyers, fit.

Afttre a manch Or.

2-21. Thomas Howard, of Surrey, after Lord 7rea-furer of England, and Duke of Norfolk.

Quarterly, fit ft and fourth Gules a bend betwixt fix crcfsCroflcts fitchce Argent for Howard ; fecond and third,England a label of three Points Argent, for Planta-genet, Brothenon and Mowbray; over the who,le a la-bel extended ef three Points Argent.

H 2 . Francis Lovell, Vificount Lovell.

Comma, No: 102.

223. Sir Richard Ratclifr, fit.

Argent a bend ingrailed Sable.

2-14. Sir Thomas Burgh, Kf- after Lord Burgh.

Afure three Flower Deluces Ermine .

225. Thomas Stanley, Lord Stanley, after Earl of Darby,'Argent on a bend A^uye, three Stags Heads cabofhed

Or, a ciefcent dijf.

22 6. Sir Richard TunltalJ, fit.

Sable three combs Argent.

Knights elected in the Reign of King Henry VII.

227! John Vere, Earl of Oxford.

'Commefon Beau Pere, No. 112.

1 ' ’ "" 228, Sir