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mas, 1379, 44 re; an Image of Saint Mary in SaintGeorge’s Chapel at, repaired, 61 ; Chapters held at,in 1423,67; in 1428,71 »; in 1451, 2, 3; in 1461,90; in 1428, 106; in 1483, 99; in 1489, 112;Philip Archduke of Austria invested at, by King Henrythe Seventh, in January 1506, 119; a great Image ofSaint George bequeathed to the College of, by KingHenry the Seventh, 120 ; two Chapters of the Orderheld at, in May 1516, 122 ; the College of St. Georgenewly erected by King Edward the Fourth, 435 ; di-rections given by the Will of that Sovereign respect-ing his interment therein, 122 re; notification madeby Henry the Eighth, in a chapter held at Green-wich on 23rd April 1517, of his intention of beinginterred in, 123; directions given by the Statutesof 1519 and 1522, for the assemblage at, of allthe Knights of the Order on Saint George’s Eve,130, 138 ; any Knight coming wdthin half a mile ofthe Castle of, to enter the Chapel and hear DivineService in, under penalty, 131 ; the Alms received onthe decease of Knights Companions to be applied tothe use of the poor of, 176 ; the Earl of Northumber-land proclaimed a traitor at, 193; account of Proces-sion, to, on Saint George’s day 1615,216; contributionlevied from the Companions in 1630, for providing
“sacred furniture” for the Chapel at, 228 re; Chap-ters held at, in 1638, 234 ; in 1639, 235 ; the Castleof, in possession of the Rebels in 1645, 237 ; Chaptersheld at, in 1661, 248 re, 251 ; in 1670, 257 ; in 1674,260 re; in 1707, 274; in 1805, 301 ; in 1835, 328 ;Fees due to the College of, 389, 390.
Windsor Herald, payment made to, in 1444, 75 re.
Windsor Tables, copies of viii—xii.; succession of theKnights as stated by, 59, 61, 63 re, 68, 74 re, 81 re,87 re, 76 re, 78 re, 79 re, 85 re, 87 re, 90 re, 91 re, 102,112 re, 115 re, xl.
Windsor Tables and Stall Plates, copy of, ix—xii, li* ;vide Arms, Cavalcades, Garter, Round Table, SaintGeorge, Statutes.
Windsor, Poor Knights of, vide Poor Knights, andMilitary Knights.
Woollen cloth, the Robes of the Order made of, temp.Edw. III. 339; the use of such as was manufacturedout of the Realm prohibited, 162.
Worcester, the Battle of, 3rd September, 1651, 242,243.
York, a Chapter held at, 20th April 1642, 236; theEarl of Strafford invested at, by dispensation, 235.
York Herald, appointed 5th March 1493, 113.
ADDENDA.
Anne, Queen, obtained the opinion of a select numberof the Knights as to the mode of wearing the ensignsof the Order as Sovereign, Introd. lxxxvi.; for-mulary for Elections and Investitures established bycommand of, in 1704, App. lx*.
Challenge to all the Knights of the Garter, in 1408,51—54, Introd. Ixxxv.
Chancellor of the Order—The opinion that the Officewas always held by the Bishop of Salisbury for thetime being, since 1475, erroneous, 436; Dr. JohnMorgan, Dean of Windsor, held the office in 1491,lxxxvi.
Garter, Order of the —additional proofs [that KingEdward the Third did not found the Order of theGarter until the latter part of 1347, or early in1348, Introd. lxvi—lxxv.; observations on Froissart’snotice of the revival of the Round Table and theinstitution of the Fraternity of the Garter by, lxxv.;Letters Patent granted by, in 1344 and 1345, to theKnights of Lincoln, authorizing them to hold annualHastiludes or Jousts at Lincoln, lxxviii, App. 1 viii*.;the devices worn by, at the Hastiludes in 1342, 1347,or 1348, at which the Garter and Motto were theprevailing device, were the immediate cause of theinstitution of the Order, lxxxii.; on the origin of theGarter and Motto, lxxxiii.; the colour of the Mantlechanged in 1634; the Arms of the Knights of the,encircled by the Garter, not to be worn on the dressof their servants, Introd. Ixxxv.
Habit and Ensign —Those of the present Sovereigndescribed, 343.
Henry the Fourth—Letter from Sir John Werchin,Seneschal of Hainault, to, proposing to encounter allthe Knights of the Garter in a trial of arms; theKing’s reply, 51—54, Introd. Ixxxv.
Ladies of the Order, Introd. lxiv.
Remarks,—On the election of Henry the Third,King of Spain, Sir Thomas Montacute, 4th Earlof Salisbury, and Sir John Arundel, in the reignof King Henry the Fourth, App. 1*—lvii*.; on theAccounts of the Great Wardrobe, ibid .; on KingArthur’s Round Table and the supposed number ofthe Knights, lix*.
Round Table, Remarks on King Arthur’s, lix*.
Saint George’s Chapel, deed relating to vaulting thechoir of, with freestone, in 1566, App. lx*.
Salisbury, Countess of, supposed name of the, men-tioned in the popular account of the origin of theGarter, lxxxiii,».
Stall Plates and Windsor Tables, observations on, xlix*.
Style of “ Knight of the Garter,” instances of its hav-ing been attributed to Companions in 1467 and1471, lx*.
Wardrobe, the Great, Accounts of—Additional Re-marks upon the, as sources of information on theOrder of the Garder, Introd. lxii, lxiii.; Extractsfrom, remarks on the, App. 1*—lvii*.
Windsor Tables, observations on the, App. xlix*.
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