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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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Stalle from thenceforth, until the tyme that he hath gyvenand offered a Jewell unto Saynte George s Aultar, within thefaid Chappell, oftbevalew of twenty Markes of Silver ofTroye, and fro thensforwarde, he (hall double everyYere the Pcnaltie, unto the tyme he be reconfciled.

X. Item, It is agreed, That if any Knyghte of the faydCompanye be founde in apperte without his Garter, thathe pay anon, after that the Chalenge' be made to hyni byany of the five Officers of the Order, or of the Wardenof the feid College, a Markc of Money, except he beboted for to ryde, that then it (hall fuffice to were underhis bote a blew Ribandc of Sy Ike, in fignyfying of theGarter, and alfo provided that no Knyght of the leid Or-der from hensforthe, do entre into the Chaptre withouthis Garter, upon the Payne abovefaid ; and whofoet er ofthe faid Officers or Warden fliall make the fyrft Chalencc,fhall have the Penaltye for his Labor.

XI. Item, Ir is agreed, That the Knyghts of the Orderof Sr. George, alway, and as often as they were theyrMantels, they fhall goo before there Soverayne, every ofthem with his Felow, that is for aneynft him ordinarilyas they be fet in their Stalls. And if it lhould happenthat cny of them were not there prefem, h,s Felow foraneynft Lym fhall goe alone, the which Order fhall bektpte and obferved, as well in goyng in Proceflion aseliifwhere in other Places. But. at fhe Offryng, the So-verayne or his Deputve fliall goo before all the Company,and the ordinaire Officers of the faid Order fliall goo asthey have bene accuftomed, when any Proceflion fhall bedone in the Chapter, Chappell, or eliifwhere. And forthe Order of the laid Knyghtes for to fitt at the Table,for to take their refeccion by ir at Dinner, or at Souper,they fhall fitt all along on one fide alter there Stakes, andnot after there State, except Children or Bretherne ofKinges, Princes, and Dukes, that be Strangers, the whichfhall kepe their Places and Romes after their Aftate; andar their voiding and going out fhall abide and goo in Order,fo as thei fat at the Table.

XII. Item, It is agreed, That every one of them at theCaftell of Wyndefore, on the Morrow after the Feaft ofSaynt George, before the departyng of the Company, thatthe faid Knyghtes, upon frch Gownes as fhall pleale them,tic the Chapter Dore, fhall cake their Mantels, and fhall

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