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in 1532, the first instance of the Collar being placedround armorial bearings in England, 353; of theSovereign and Companions of the Order encircled withthe Collar as well as with the Garter, 353; of SaintGeorge, blended with those of Saint Andrew on thenational Banners after the accession of James theFirst, 355; of the Knights existing in 1582, xxix,xxxviii; verses written on the Arms of the Queen andof sixteen of the Companions of the Order, by Wil-liam Tashe, in 1582, xxix, xxxviii; of Queen Eliza-beth, xxix; of the Earls of Lincoln and Sussex, xxx ;of Viscount Montacute and the Earl of Leicester, xxxi;of the Earls of Shrewsbury and Warwick, xxxii; ofLord Hunsdon and the Earl of Bedford, xxxiii; ofSir Henry Sydney and the Earl of Worcester, xxxiv;of the Earl of Huntingdon and Lord Burleigh, xxxv ;of Lord Grey of Wilton and the Earl of Derby, xxxvi;of the Earl of Pembroke and Lord Howard of Effing-ham, xxxvii; of Sir Francis Walsingham, xxxviii,vide Ireland.

Arms and Hatchments, an escutcheon of, in a plate ofmetal, to be placed at the back of the Stall of everyKnight within a year of his Installation, 151,377,420 ;paintings of the Arms of Knights Elect encircled withGarter, distributed by them at the Inns on the roadwhen proceeding to Windsor to be Installed, 378 ; theKnights Companions at first gave on their Stall Platestheir paternal coats singly, and without any quarter-ings, 421 ; vide Achievements, Collar, Garter, Ireland,Lodging Escutcheons, Saint George, and Stall Plates.

Arms, Kings of, vide Clarenceux, Garter, Guyenne,Heralds, Norroy, and Officers of Arms.

Arms, Usher of, vide Heralds, Officers of Arms, Pro-vincial Kings, and Usher of the Black Rod.

Attainder, of high treason a point of reproach, 130-137.

Auerstadt or Jena, battle of, 14th October 1806, 302.

“ Auspicante Deo,” the motto of Sir Francis Walsing-ham, verses on, xxxviii.

Authorities, list of, cited in this work, App. iv. v.

Bachelors, and Knight Bachelors, the Knights of theOrder so called in the Statutes, 65; one hundredmasses to be said on the death of, 148 ; payment tobe made by, on the death of a Companion, 148 n ;three to be nominated at each election, 149; thesuccessor of, to have his Stall, 150; to pay for Alms5 marks, 151, 389, 390 ; fees payable by, to Garter,455, 457 ; Installation fees payable to Garter as settledAnno 22. Car. II., 391; also to Black Rod, 392.

Badge of the Order, called the George, described, 180,355; of King Edward the Fourth, 361; appointedfor the Prelate in 1685, 265 ; representation anddescription of it, 433 ; the Chancellor’s, decree maderespecting, in 1645, 238 ; description and represen-tation of, 449 ; appointed for the Registrar in 1685,265; represented and described, 452-454 ; Garter’s,represented and described, 463; the Usher’s de-scribed and represented, 465, 466; King Henry theEighth’s, 129 ; representation of that worn on theMantle of the Order, 343 ; that of her Majesty’s,Queen Victoria, ib. ; no demand formerly made forthe restitution of the Badge after the decease of aCompanion, 98 ; of the Order of Saint Michael con-ferred by King Francis the First on Henry the Eighth,159, 162, et passim ; vide George.

Banneret, distinction between a, and a Baron, 65; aBanneret being a Companion, to have two hundred

masses said on his death, 148 ; three to be nominatedat each election, 149 ; the successor of a, to have hisStall, 150; number of Garters allowed to be worn onhis surcoat and hood, when the livery of the Orderwas settled by Henry the Fifth, 346 ; to pay for Alms100s., 151, 389, 390 ; vide Introduction.

Banners of the Knights of the Order, the earliest noticeof, in the reign of Henry the Sixth; the Banner ofthe King of Portugal mentioned in the Register in1424 ; those of deceased Companions offered in 1504 ;mentioned in the Statutes of 1519 and 1522, 378 :vide Installation, and Arms.

Barons, payment to be made by, on the death of aCompanion, 148 re ; three Barons to be nominated ateach election, 149 ; two hundred masses to be said onthe death of, being a Companion, 148 ; the successorof a Baron deceased to have his Stall, 150 ; sub-jected by the Act of February 1652, to a penalty of£100 on each occasion that he assumed his title, 245 ;number of Garters allowed to be worn on his surcoatand hood, when the livery of the Order was settled byKing Henry the Fifth, 345; to pay for Alms 100a'.151, 389, 390 ; fees payable by, to Garter, 455, 457 ;his Installation fees payable to Garter as settled Anno22. Car. II., 391; also to the Black Rod, 392.

Baronets, subjected by Act of February 1652 to a penaltyof £40 on each occasion that they assumed their title,245.

Bath, Knights of the, made at Caen on the Feast ofSaint George, 1418, 61 ; no Knight of that Ordermade by the Protector, 245.

Battles, the, of Cressy, 11; of Agincourt, 60, 63; ofRouveraye, or “ the Herrings,” in February 1429,364 re ; Chastillion in July 1453, 82 ; Saint Albans,17th February 1461, 88; of Towton 29th March1461,88, 89 re, 90 ; of Mortimer’s Cross 2nd February1461, 88 ; of Nancy in January 1477, 98; of SaintAubin’s in Brittany, 27th July 1488, 112; of Stoke,112; of Fiodden, in 1513, 122; of Edgehill, 28thOctober 1642, 237 ; of Worcester, 3rd of September1651,243 ; between the English and Dutch Fleets nearSolebay in Suffolk, on the 28th May 1672, 259 ; ofthe Boyne, 1st July 1690, 268; of Auerstadt or Jena,14th October 1806,302 ; of Waterloo, 18th June 1815.

Bed, powdered with Garters, with the motto, “ Honysoit qui mal y pense,” made for the King in 1348,12, 13, n.

Bedford, eulogy on the Earl of, by George Peele, 191 re;verses on his motto, xxx.

Bedford, Round Table held at, 7.

Bezant, Offering of the, at the Grand Feast, peculiarto Windsor, 409.

Black Book of the Order, 2 re ; vide Register.

Black Eagle, Order of the, of Prussia, conferred on thePrince Regent, in 1814, 311; and on William theFourth, 331.

Black Rod, vide Usher of the Black Rod.

Blaye, Surrender of, 1443, 74.

Blue Ribband, a jeweller strangled with that of MauricePrince of Orange, who afterwards refused to wear it,216 ; the, represented in the pictures of Queen Anne,271 ; also in a picture of Queen Elizabeth, 271«;and Georges given by the Lords of the Council in1603 to the Lord Mayor, as security that they wouldproclaim within the City no other Sovereign thanKing James, 210; vide Ribband.

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