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Iver/ blesse idall lie served witd Bakersand Lpocras, ^.nd tde/ ougdr to dave svo/de akter tdeir 8upper, dut tdis Learetde Lings pleakure was contrarie, and iotde/ dad no Vo/der, and ik tde Linge littnot abroad on 8a inte kve, tden

id all tde Board in presence dee set as afore-said, and read/ ere tde Linge idall cornefrom Lv/nkong into dis Ob amber, andever/ older tdinge as aforesaid, bc.

§ar»t Oeorges Dare.

^nd on §sint6eo?Fe,k Daie in tde abovc-said /eare, tde Linge dinned abroad indis Odamber, and satt at tde Loords endetde Dude ok sVo-/oike at tdat time krea-iorer ok D--FÌa-/d and Lnigdt ok tde 6a--te--, tde Dude ok Är/o/ke att tdat timeLlarldall ok D-^/a-D, tde old MarquesDo--/ett, and also tde ^rcdbiidop okMa/cr-ro in k--eia»d, and because tdat tdesaid ^.rcdbiidop said tde service tdat daie,dee was kett to btt witd tdem.

^nd tde krle ok tden being Ad-

miral! ok àF/a-r^ begann to iitt at tdeBoard in presence and witdin iàtt tdekarle ok Ä- eM^rr-^, tden being 8teward oktde Lings douke, tde Lord ok Be-'FEA-r/and 8ir D^oma^ DovcA iàtt at anotderLleike; and tdeis Lords were set up co-vered, and made read/ b/ tde 8igkt oktde Oentleman Dslder, and 8alts and Iren-cders sett on tde Board, as tde/ ougdt tobe, agamib and bekore tde Linge comingkrom dis Odappell.

^.nd on 8t. 6e6--Fb'.s Daie, akter tdat tdeLinge datd d/ned, and wden tde Deaneok tde Okapell idall kee tde t/me conveni-ent, de idall come into tde Lings Odam-ber, and idall deiire tde Lord Odamber-1/n to give tde Ling warning to come todear eveniong, tden tde sword, and allolder tdings prepared, and,made read)-- b/tde Oentleman husider; Iden tde Ling ingoing to dis Odappell idall pause in disOlokett, or in some older secret and con-venient place, and idall call tde Lnigdtsok tde Oa-'le-' witd dim to a Odapter, asto tdat Order belongetd, and tden andtdere tde Lings plealure idall be lcnowenb/ tde advice and consent ok tdat Odapter,wdat daie tde kolemne keaiì ok 8ainte6eo-Fe idall bee lcept att ^r'rr^/o--, andwditder tde Linge will be tdere dimielkeor no, tor tde kolemne keaiì ok 8t. Oeo^emuiì be /earl/e lcept at ^r-rri/orr-- as itdatd been alwaies accuiìomed.

^nd ik it pleaks tde Lings to bee at^r,rd/o--6 in dis own person, att tde kolemnekeaiì ok 8ainte6eo-Ib, tden tde LordOdam-berl/n idall give warning to tde LordLteward dveteene da/s older more bekoretde keaiì, to made proviiion and to preparebefore tde said keaiì, and tde Dord Odam-berl/n idall command one ok tde Oentle-men Diders da/l/ wasters to be at

kower daies bekore tde keaiì, and. tdesaid Oentleman Dider idall talcs witd dim

a Yeoman husider, and as man/ Yeomanand Oroomes as de idall kee to be ne-ceilar/ and reyuikte kor kucd a buiiines orkeaiì and tde gentleman Dsider a Leoman.

to warne a Yeoman ok tde Gar-derobe ok tde Ledde, and also tde Oroomekorter, to dave all sued tdings read/ tobee brougdt kortk, wdat belongs untotdeir Loomes, and Oillces, att tde Lom-mandement and callings ok tde skorekaidOentleman husider kor tde 8olempnitv okkucd a Lead.

^nd ik it pleaie not ids Linge to beeatt tde kolemne keaiì ok 8ainte Oeo-Ze indis owns perkon at tden it idall

bee determined in tdeir aforesaid Odapter,wdo idall be tde Lings Lieutenant ok tdeiolemne keaiì, and wdat Lnigdts ok tde6a-and dowe man/ idall be appoint-ed to bee tdereat, and to accompan/ tdeaforesaid Liektenant; and tde aforesaidOentleman husider idall prepare, andmade lodgings kor tde Lings Liekrenante,and alto kor all tde otder Lnigdts ok tde6a---e--, tdat idall be present tdere: ^ndatt tdat time tde Lord 8teward idall com-mand one ok tde cdiekOlerlcs ok tdehouke-dold to be 8teward ok tdat keaiì kor tdattime onl/, and dee to talce witd dim asman/ Oincers ok tde houkedold, as dedall tdinlc neceilar/, and re^uiiite kor tde8ervice ok kucde a kolemne keaiì, and alsoto prepare, and made read/ all kucd tdings,as maie bee tdougdt neceilar/, and hc>-nourable kor kucd a keaiì, not witd nig-gardidip, and kcarcit/, nor /et witd prodi-galit/ and waiì^ but in kucd a meanswaie, as it maie bee seene and dnowen tobee moiì to tde Lings donour, to tde8olempnit/ ok tdat keaiì, and also tdeLnigdts harbingers, tde Oentleman hus-ider idall prepare and kee tdat lodgingidall bee made kor tdeir 8ervants, and aliokor all otder tdat idall repaire tdere kortde buiineis oktdis kolemne keaiì, Gc.

On tde wdicd was tde a«d

twe-ad/- dare ok tde iVlonetd ok dLr)>e, intde D/ea?-e,rtö /eare ok tde Laigne ok tdeLinge Dê-r-/ tde k-Ft/-, and in tde Lear okour Lord Ood One tdoukand iive hundredxi:^, in tde daie and /eare akorekaid.Ling tde kigdt in dis own kerion

d/ned att dis lVlannor ok Kicbmmit, and okdis Dulces, Lordes, Lnigdts, kk^uiers, andOentlemen a great Lumber; and wdenD/nner was don, and ever/ man dad pre-pared, and made dim read/ ; tde Lingeascended dis horse to ride to //^-rd/c>--e,and tdere to dolde and lceeps a kolemnekeaiì to tde honnour ok Ood, and 8ainte6eo-'Fe, and ok tde Loble Order ok tde 6a--te--, ^.nd att tdat time tdere was presenton horkebaclc, and readie to ride andwaite on tde Linge kowerkcore LacdelourLnigdts, and alko a great number okkkyuiers, and Oentlemen, and also tdeisLords were at tdat time present, and rea-ls/ to waite od tde Linge, vrr. Lord 8>a/-8onn and heire apparent to tde Dulce