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premi perniciem & ruinam Machinator infidiofos inventus efir, contra

illius infignia horum ulterius infignibus intercurrant. Quare Rex jufliffi-mus &c Supremus Ordinis, foderatis accito præftitoq; condilo, vult atqjedicit, utilia ejus deturpati hominis quæ non meretur, infignia deponan-tur, atque auferantur, ut iple ab Ordine removeatur, nec amplius intereos Equites ullo modo numeretur, quatenus omnes abhinc alii vel hocexemplo præcaveant, ut in Supremum peccent, vel firn tieni ofFcnfiim,aut notam proditionis incurrant.

Regis UtcŸ£ tutelares pro Toga oßrea, quam Regis Liberatam vocant.

Î l[ ENRICUS Dei gratia, R ex Angliœ, & Francia, Dominus Hiber-j[ nue, defenfor fidei, & Supremus Ordinis Divi Georgii, fideli acbene diletto nobis a confiliis Domino N. magni veltiarii noftri Cuftodifalutem. Ubi nos cum aliis ejuldem Ordinis elegimus bene fidelem ac p. 318;prædilectum Confiliarium noftrum N. in focictatem hanc noflram præ-clariilimam : Nos ideo volumus & præcipinius, ut huic tabellioni virgasocto fubr libri offri de more tradas; cum tanto albi forici, quanto velli-mentum inde conficiendum infulciri poterit pro liberata (quam vocant)

omne jus, omne officium fuum, & fidem, quam dederat. Ónde com-meruit ab hoc ill ultri nunc Ordine deturbari, & ab hac fplendida fbcietatepenitus extrudi, nec enim tolerari poterit, ut homo perfidus inter tamfideles, magnanimos, & actis præclaros Equites ultra remaneat aut ut

moß excellent King, and moß worthily" now Sovereign of this Order, againßall Riglot, and all his Duty and Allegiance that he gave . Whereby he hathnow deferved to be turned out from this renowned Order, and to be altogetherthruß out of this fplendid Society, neither ought it to be tolerated that fuch atraitcrous Perfon ßould longer remain among fuch Knights,- faithful, magnani-mous, and of the higheß Renown for their Avions, orthat his Enßgns ßouldlonger be placed among theirs.

this Order having called for, and received the Advice of the Society, willsand charges by Proclamation, that thefe the Enßgns of fuch a polluted Man,which [E nßgns~\ he doth not deferve, ßould bejahen down and carryed away,thathe may be removed from the Order, and be in no Manner further numbred amongthefe Knights, that all others henceforth may beware by this Example not to offendagainß the Sovereign, or to incurr the like Offence, or Mark of Treafon.

of Ireland, Defender of the Faith, and Sovereign of the Order ofSt. George, to our faithful and well beloved Counfaillour N. Keeper of ourWardrobe greeting. Where'we with others of our Order have chofen ourfaithfull and beß beloved Counfaillor N. into this moß renowned Society, wetherefore will and command, that to the Bearer hereof, ye deliver accordingto Cußom eight Yards of reddiß Crini fon, with fo much of white Silk as

The Sovereign’s Warrant for the foarlet Colour Surcoat, which they

call the King’s Livery.

T E N RY by the Grace of God, King of England and France, Lord

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