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Acïa Jub Anno tricefimo octavo H E N R I C I Octavi.
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Marchion. Dorfe t, D. Parde Horton, Dom. Will. Sydney ,Dom. Saint John, Com. Darbiœ , Dom. Delarvar, D. Egid. Strangwaies y
Com. Comberlandia. Dom. Wharton. Dom. Franc if Bryan .
Marchion. Dorfet , D Par de Horton, D. Egid. Strangrvaies i
Dominus Bufili, Com. Darbix , Dom. Cobkam, Dom. Tho. Semer ,
Com. Comberlandix. Dom. Delarvar. Dom. Will. Sydney .
Hanc Nomenclaturam nulla fubiecuta' eft elenio. Convivium illudmagnificum (quod Divi Georgi appellatur) apud Windeforam Menfis Ju-nii die 0 fexto oblervandum indicitur. Dominus Rujfell locum tenens ibi-dem conllituitur, Dominus Thomas Cheyney, Dominus Anthonius WmgfeUe ,Dominus Anthonius Seintfeger illi affiliere jubentur. Quæ quidem nonminori cum diligentia quam imperata erant perimplebantur P.
The Marquejs Dürfet, L. Par of Horton, Sir Will. Sidney,
Lord St. John, E. of Derby, Lord Delà war, Sir Giles Strangwaies,
E. of Comberl. Lord* Wharton. Sir Francis Brian.
The Marquefs Dorfet, L. Par of Horton, Sir Giles Strangwais,Lord Ruffell, Earl of Derby, Lord Cobham, Sir Thomas Semer,
Earl of Comberl. Lord Delawar. Sir Will. Sidney.
No Eie ffion followed this Nomination. The magnificent Feaß of St. George
is fixed to he kept at Windefor on the 0 fixth Day of June -, Lord Ruflèll isappointed Lieutenant there , Sir Thomas Cheyney, Sir Anthony Wingfeld andSir Anthony Seyntleger are ordered to ajfiß him 5 which Things were accord-ingly done with no lefs Diligence than they were enjoined K
0 Partition by the Heralds 38 H* 8, made at Win-defour Caßellfor St. George** Feaß kept by the CordRuilcll Lord Prgvey Sealle aflvßed by Sir ThomasCheyney, Sit Anthony Wingfeld and Sir AnthonySt. Leger Knights of the mofi noble Ordre of the Gar-ter the vi th Day of June.
p Hen. Vili ordains by his Will, that his Bodyfhould be buried in the Quire of the College ofVVindfbur Midway between the State [the Sovereign’sSt all] and the high Aker, and that an honourableTombe which was then well anwarde fhould be fet witha fair Grate about it [which however was never donefthat a convenient Altar fhould be prepared for daylyMaßes to be [aid while the World fhould endure, anadiretls that the Tombs of Hen* VI and Edw, IVfhould be made more princely , and then Orders a Settle-ment to be made of Land upon the free Cbappel of
St. George within the Cafile of Windlbr amountingto the clear yearly Value of fix hundred Pounds, forwhich two Prießs were to be found to fay Maßes and tokeep four folemn Obtts &c. What was done hereupon byhis Executors may be feen in Alhm. p. 172.
Hence we may explain the Words of Rofle and Stow,'inferred above in p. xóp, touching the Body of H. VLfor if it had been removed from hence, Hen. VIIIwould not doubtlefs have ordered the Ereüion of a morefumptuous Tombe for him in this Cbappel, and indeedit appears from the Will of Hen. VII, that though hehad obtained the Pope’s Bull for the Removal of hisBody, yet it was never put in Execution ; for fpeakingof the Abbey of Weftminfter, he faith ‘ c that we by“ the Grace of God propofe right fbortly to tranflate“ into the fame the bodie and reliques of our Uncle of“ bliged memorie King Henry VI.*’
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