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INDEX TO THE

Household servants, the King’s, fees payable to the, onthe admission of a Companion, 80.

Humeraile, the Hood of the Order, occasionally so called,346.

Huissier d’Armes de 1’Ordre, the Usher of the Order sodesignated in the Constitutions of Henry the Eighth,464.

Iche wrude muche, a motto, worked on a corset, pre-sented by Edward the Third to his Queen in 1364,15 n.

Image of Saint Mary, in Saint George’s Chapel repaired,61 n, vide Festivals.

Installation, account of the ceremony of, 374-388 ;of Philip Archduke of Austria in 1506, one of themost remarkable in the History of the Order, 118;of Knights Elect, in 1805, remarkable for being thelast installation of Knights of the Garter in person,300, and copy of the ceremonial of, xix-xxvi; ofCharles the Eleventh King of Sweden in May 1670,xlviii 72.

In veritate Victoria, the motto of the Earl of Hunting-don, verses on, xxxv.

Investiture, account of the ceremony of, 370-373 ;of Maximilian the First, King of the Romans, en-graving of the, 112 w; of Charles the EleventhKing of Sweden, delayed from unwillingness on thepart of the Swedish Government to allow the Stall ofthe King of England to be placed on the right handof his Swedish Majesty, 254; of Henry the SecondKing of France in 1551, historical notices respectingit, from original letters, xli, xlii; of Philip the Secondof Spain in 1554, xlii, xliii; of Emanuel, Duke ofSavoy in 1554, xliv; the custom of Investingwith the George instead of the Garter, introducedby James the First, 372 ; official accoi^pt of that ofPrince Ferdinand of Brunswick Lunenburg in 1759,285-287 ; Garter King of Arms directed in 1704,to prepare a formulary to be laid before Her Majestyfor settling the ceremonial of, 272; formulary of, esta-blished by command of Queen Anne in 1704, xviii;vide Admonition.

Ireland, custom of the Lords Lieutenant of, leavingpaintings of their Arms at the Inns where theylodged, 378.

Itinerary of Edward the Third, from 14th October 1347to 6th May 1348, 11 72.

It is as it is, a motto of Edward the Third, 15 n, viii.

Iver, in Buckinghamshire, writs tested at, 7th, 10th,15th, and 20th of December, 1347, 11 72.

Jena, the battle of, 14th October 1806, 302.

Jersey, nominations made by King Charles the Secondat, in January 1650, 242.

Jewel, to be offered at Saint George’s Altar by anyKnight neglecting to attend the Feast of the Order,without reasonable excuse, 142; the Knights to bebound by oath to make provision by their wills for therestoration to the Sovereign of the Jewels,», e. Ensigns,of the Order after their decease, 193; vide Ensigns.

Journals, the, of every King to be transcribed, and thenames of Knights elected, and of those deceased to beregistered therein, 111 ; of King Edward the Sixth,extracts from, in 1551, 176 ? 2 ; vide Annals.

Jousts, held atCanterbury and Lichfield early in 1348,11,vi; at Bury, Eltham, and Windsor, between October

1347 and February 1348, 11, vi.-viii. ; at Windsor,

• in 1379, 44 n. 45; in Smithfield, in October 1390, 46.

Katherine Wheel, the sign of an Inn at Colnbrook in1519, 124.

Kenilworth, a Round Table held at, 7.

Kennington, Chapter held at, on 3rd August 1713, 275 ;on 22nd June 1749, 282; on 16th August 1759, 284.

Kensington, Chapter held at, 6th January 1696, 269.

Kirsdorf, near Gussen, Prince Ferdinand of BrunswickLunenburg invested in the camp at, 284.

King of Arms, instituted by Henry the Fifth, 66; hissalary, 67; payment made to the, in 1428, 71 n;vide Garter King of Arms.

Knights, of France, Scotland, Burgundy, Hainault,Flanders, Brabant, and Germany, safe conduct grantedto, to enable them to attend the Feast of SaintGeorge at Windsor in 1344, 4 ; list of those, to whomRobes were delivered by the King’s command, for thehastilude at Lichfield in 1348, 12, viii; of all coun-tries, invited to a general tournament in SmithfieldOctober 1390, 46; of France displeased with theCount of Ostrevant, for having accepted the Garter,47 ; made by the Duke of Bedford at Leicester in1426, 70 ; absolute necessity that an individual re-commended for election into the Garter should be aKnight, 366; all Knights (excepting those of the Orderof the Garter) forbidden to wear cloth of gold, 1464,92; the various classes of, marked by the amount oftheir possessions in a Sumptuary Law, 37, 92 n.

Knights of the Garter, the custom of adding the title of“ Knight of the Garter” to the style of the Compa-nions in public instruments begun about the year 1482,and again occurred in 1492, 120, xli*; of the Orderof the Garter, doubt as to the identity of some of them,2 ; in and after the reign of Henry the Eighth, calledsimply “ Knights of the Order,” 120 n ; no one underthe degree of a Knight of the Garter, to wear in anypart of his apparel any velvet of the colour of crimsonor blue, under the penalty of forty shillings, 121 ; noone, not being a, to have more than sixteen horses incavalcade from London to Windsor in 1519, 124 ; allthose in England, said “ to have rode on double horseswith the Frenchman following the King from Coln-brook to Windsor in 1519,” 132; honours paid todeceased, 420-426; their Stall Plates, 420-422;Offering of their Achievements, 422-426; Lists ofthose elected at various periods ;—during the reign ofEdward the Third, 40, 42; in the reign of KingRichard the Second, 51 ? 2 ; between 1399 and 1413,54, 57; who received livery on Saint George’s Day1409, xvi; 1413, 58 n; in 1416, 59 n; in 1426-7,8, xvi, xvii; in 1430, xvii; in 1437, xvii; in1440, xvii; in 1447, xvii; in 1472, 94; in 1476,95 n ; during the reign of Richard the Third, 100,102 n; in April 1486, 104?»; in 1487, xviii; in 1494,xviii; in 1499, 114; in May, 1503, 117; in 1528,161 n ; on the accession of Queen Mary, 183 ?»; onthe accession of Queen Elizabeth, 186 n ; in 1572,195 ?»; in 1592, 202 7»; on the accession of Jamesthe First, 210 n ; in December 1625, 225 ?»; in Oc-tober 1632, 229 ?»; on the death of King Charles theFirst, 239; in 1658, 247 n ; in May 1660, 247 ?» ;on 10th April 1661, 251 7»; on 6th February 1685,264 ?»; on 5th June 1694, 269 ?» ; in December1704, 273 ?» ; on the accession of King George theFirst in 1714, 276; on the accession of King Georgethe Second, June 1727, 279 n; on the accession of