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Modus deponendi feu detrudendi ab hoc Ordine.

(Rincipio Garterus Rex Armorum ftans in medio Choro fuper lèdili_ leu Scabello, ut fit prælèntibus editior, altante hofliario leu virgi-lèro Ordinis, publicabit crimen illius infidi Proditoris N. & cum tantiOrdinis decore, demerito hoc liio, privandum elle pronuiiciet 5 Cadiicia-torum unus aut viatorum ad id defignatus, dejiciet vexillum ejus, & cæ-**• 317- tera quo prius ordine propenla font, qiiæ nìox in tamabje&i ac foedi-fragi homunculi contemptum atque ignominiam contemptim e Chororemovebuntur, & quæ pars ad id aptior eft per fores occidentales duo-rum pedibus extrudetur.

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Promulgatio jam amovendi feu deponendi Equitis , qui commeruit , ab hoc

inßgni 'Ordine.

S Cient omnes, quod N. nuper Eques ac Socius illuftrifflmi OrdinisDivi Georgii ab infigtli Subligaculo nominati, a&us &: pera&us eftreus deteftandi illius atque abominandi criminis lælæ Majpftatis, ut quiin excellentilfimi Regis noftri, atque Ordinis hujus meritilfime jam Su

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«i vife, according as Honour and Dignity [of the Maßer\ ßail require , they ßailßt and go together , and if it he perceived proper , may prepare themfelves forHuntingy PlaySj or other Diverfms y till the Solemnity being ended y they bringhim back to London, from whence they came .

The Manner of depofing or degrading from this Order.

E Irfl Garter King of Arms ßanding in the Middle of the Choir upon a Seator Form, that he may he higher than others jprefent y the Ufier or Rod -r of the Order ßanding hy y ßail publiß the Crime of the f alfe Traitor Ft.and when he pronounces that he ought for this his Demerit tö he deprived fromthe Hmour of this Order y one of the Heralds or Purlevants appointed for thatPurpofe ßail fling down his Banner y and the refi [0/ his Atchievements ] in theOrder they, were firfl hung up y which flail preferitly be removed from theChoir in Cmtempt and Ignominy of fitch an abjetf and treacherous Perfon ;and that Part [of them ] which is mofl proper ßail be kicked through the WeltDoors by the Feet of two Perfons.

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The Proclamation of a Knight to be removed Or depòlèd ixbm this

Order for his Demerits.

K Nów all Perfons , that N. late Knight and Fellow of the mofl illuflriousOrder of St. George denominated from the renowned Garter y accufedand conviBed of that dèfeflable and abominable Crime of high Treäfon y as beingfound to have been a traiterons Conlpirator of the Death and Ruin of our

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