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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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' 389. Henry Brook, Lord Cobham,

Comme fon Pere, No. 367.

390. Thomas Scrape, Lord Scrape of Bolton.

Comme fon Pere, No. 368.

391. William Stanley, Earl of Derby.

Comme fon Pere, No. 359.

39Z. Thomas Cecil, Lord Burghley, after Earl of Exeter,

Comme fon Pere, No. 356.

Knights defied in the Reign of King James I.

393 * Henry, Prince of Wales,

Quarterly j firft and fourth, France and England quaritered ; fecond, Scotland, vig. Or a Lyon rampantwithin a double trejfure counterflory Gules ■ third,Ireland, Agure an Harp or String Argent, over all alabel of three Points Argent.

394. Chriftian IV, Kjng of Denmark.

Denmarks Comme, No. 364.

■395. Lodowich Stewart, Duke of Lenox, and after Dukeof Richmond.

Quarterly ; firft, the Augmentation, vig. France with*in a border coufu Gules, charged with eight roundBuckles Or ; fecond, Or a fefs checquy, Argent andAgure, a border ingrailed Gules, for Stewart, over allinpretence Lenox, vig. Argent a Saltire ingraited be-tween four cinquefoils or rofes Gules.

396. Henry Wriothefley, Earl of Southampton.

Comme fin Beau Pere, No. 317'

397 . John Erskin, Earl of Marr.

Agure a bend between fix crcfs Crcflets fitchee Or, hisTitle ot Marr, his proper Coat, Argent a paleSable.

398. William Herbert, Earl of Pembroke,

Parti per Pale, Agure and Gules, three Lyons rampantArgent.

399. Uhrir.k, Duke of Holftein.

Norway, Comme, No. 344 . bur l-fon crowned Or,

400. Henry Howard, Earl of Northampton..

Comme fon Fr ere, No, 341. a Crefcent difference.

401. Robert Cecil, Earl of Salisbury.

Comme fon Frere, No. 392. with a Crefcent difference,M m 1 4 o2> Tta-

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