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GRAND Chitzifo Nr THE INSTALT,ATION Of THE KNwirrs or THE GARTER, AT WIND , OR CAS Ost for 29.1 ditori , , het": St. lit- , .d-pr.t": Day: . This mannifieent ceremony, which has strongly excited the public attention for several days, and ha. been enhanced ii, interest and value by Ole pi . call; ir care bestowed upon it by our most Gtacious Sovereign, took place yesterday. The last Instal lation tit Knights nf the Garter was on the taliri July, 17;1, but the vacancies by death in the Oiler have continued to be filled up as before. Upon the oq casion of the Union with 'vela id. I lii M ....AJEST C, till the Slat .1.1 niters , . Inn I i .iced Ills Royal ProclatTlA firth, investing the Knights viva H nth all tie privileges, &c. of the Order, as filly, arid to all ..:rents and pui pars the same as it tiny had been • :v trisiallp,4 •he inctan Artemis erica of this measure was, that tl , e •-' ts who had before only the privilege of wearing the Kloe Ribbon, the George, and the Garter, now assumed the StAr.rs te• linkes eee±t, nowevo, twist he excepted from this restrict in. rhey h rye had al• ways the privilege of weftrinp. the Star, along with tyre other insignia of the Order, from the um: 01 their election. Th Knights, who thus is:varrie cont. pletely invested without actual installation, by reason of the Roy ii Proclamation in t EMI, were the Dukes of Ct A RENCE. NT, CUM asoß Nn, seism Ca M. loot/10., Purer 1VILL:4111 th•tectsrze, Kinn. MOND, DEVONsNIRS, llc CCI.II-Goi, Pod cc AND, and Noe ritumaratoasin ; iklatatti,ses BUCKINCII44M. 1.4111400WN, Couswaaras. and SALO:PLAY ; Fails Cs. AT :raw, CARO 1•1,t. W 551 Mont 44,, SPFNCRII, and Cs ND. a. Ihe Knights eleart him::: 1801, and consequently who have nor enjoyed the benefit of the Proclamation, had rim the ho nour of wearing all the insignia of the Order, ave the Dikes of &Any, sT and RUTLAND, Marquis of Ascrtcaate, E irk I.Viscit Sea. HA do vrteea, CRESTS* FIELD, and Pam sunKv. All these K.nights were installed yesterday; and it is a curious faa, the number. which is 25, is not only greater than at any Insta;lation of the Order, which ever yet took place, even than that of the original Insti tuting, but that it amounts to precisely the number of the 0-Jer upon its original foundation, by His a Majesty Kiog Enwas n the I I Id. in January 15.50, who ordained th it it shoal consist Of the Soveteign and twenty-five. Knights Companions. Thus, at a .distance of 4.51 ye.irs, Is" firs present NI aassr sr an opportunity of proJtuing this august ceremony, with its original number of Knight., and all the :id-, ditional splendour which the anproved state of so. .ciety, in arts, in wealth, and harm v, could com mand. Besides the Knights &lea, and yesterday installed, the Or del contairi:, five K ;rights pre vi.m .ly installed, viz. The Priore of lV 41 RS ;old Duke of Yenta. the Duke of (; rocossr ya. the Unite et Mdat aneounn. and the Puke of Gear 1 los, in all thirty-three. His Manny having, in t 7.36, or daingd, that the Order shiruld consist in future of the SOwereiga and in:etry-five Knights Companions, etsehtstor of the Sons of the reigning Sovereign, who now, to the pride of their Itii)al Parents, and of their country, ate seven in number. This short slot& may he necessary, to give art idea of the grandeur and antiquity of the Order, which is now brought fOnvarsl by His NI v, in a style of unprecedented splendour and magnificence. No ceremony can be, from the nature of the Institution, ar d the circumstances of its foundai ion, its well cal culated no cheri , h that cliivaltcus spirit, that "cheap defence of nations," which burned iii the breast or our ancestors, and tired them to deeds of martial glory. Its revival, therefore, at A rin.ment r.f tl4ll - like the present, is not only trylisite to the splendour which should adorn the Fuusitain of Ho. hour. but it is an aEI of 4,-;1”,1 policy. It is not only calculate d to preserve a high sense o'howsnr and •I.• licacy in the treata of our N.:Leila), and to inspir an elevated idea of :heir rank and importance, bue also so fan the flame of loyalty and patriotism. which pentacles every class of Psis MAJIST y'S sub je&s. Fur some time past, and particul id , / for the Last few days. Windsor, as Well AS the whole country, has been in expeaation of being gratified with ihrs tplendid sreaaele. Daring tie whole of Monslay, the road from London to Windsor was almost cu rived with one continued line of carriages; and they were principally with six horses, and se enal outridets, which had a very grand area This sight atti ailed crowds from the neighbouring vid.rge. tu all the towns through which they passed. See, al .vaggous and CAI t. loaded with sedan chair• were conveyed to Windsor, and some were carried by chairmen. The greatest difficulty was experi enced by the travellers to procure change of horses, Ladies and Gentlemen were waiting for Lotus at the doors of the Inns, for want of horse s ; some at length set off and walked, and took ths• chance of the rand in the stages. The Noble Fa milies on their entrance into the towns of &on and Windsor were greeted with shouts and huzzas, from various assemblages of boys, bells ringing. the streets crowded with people, and the windows filled with ladies. The strangers paraded the town in elegant dresses, which rave it the appearance of Bond-street. Both sides of the principal streets were completely filled with carriages, there not being stands sufficient in the inns to accommodate them. A guinea a night was demanded for the standing of a parr of horses. Unoccupied shops were opened for the sale plackets of admission ; the windows being covered with papers and illuminated. had the a;.- pearance of lottery offices. Numbers of lodg ings in Eton and Windsor remained unlett, sup posed to be on account of the various and stn. founded ?courts circulated of very extras agent prices havier been demanded. At the late hour of eleven o'clock, however, a bed could nut be pro cured at a public-house for less than half a guinea, and that 111 a ClialDloll tap room. It was His MAJRSTV'S particular wish, that as many of the old cu.ton:s should be kept up a. prosi- Me, sod he pave direelions that a Damn Of Beef should be prnoured, which was accordingly done. 1.. was cat o ear I i.. the torus of a saddle alt mutton, end wrightal tu tlb. On Sunday it was toasted, and tue dressi - ig of 1: tout ten bout. The novelty 4 of the sight aura lert the attention of His Majasry very much ; end dnrit.g the time it was roaming, he broug,ltt several parties u‘s s personr of distinftion to yie4 . lt.. Thr weiglft:gfit baidg consideraltr thiTettleih'-the lack wat„We to catty. a sus was obliged to be klit tit turn it. A silver dish was to m * on purpos •to hold it. The Board of Green Cloth had an O,lLe in St. A!ban's-street, and sat ctursrantty to ad opt regiiheiOns, and give diteeions. They also superintended the issuing of tickets, lar passing and at the different gates.- 111 the Marshalmen were ordered to attend by the Board, as well as the Porters awl Offseen belonging to St..lames'.. On klonday at three o'clock, the Foot Guards, doing •Ittty ar Windsor, were inspelt• ed in the Par!, by Gene al Lassie, in new t Lath ing, to height n the rrand-ur of the spe9acle; tht Duke of YORK and tittbut;csrea's bands were also in new cloathing. On Monday night, several parties of the Bows street patrole guarded the Castle, and were relieved every two hours, the same as the soldiers. During Mnrday, the Duke of Yoalt arrived from London, the Duchess from Oatlands; the Duke of CUM 'sot AND from Kew ; and the Princess of W A Lk.% from Blackheath. On SOlnktiy, is. Sir ISAAC HEARD was examining the scaffolding, a nail entered his left foot opwards of an inch ; and on the wound being examined by a surgeon, he sail it would he impossible for him to go through the fatigues of the Installation, is consequence of which, an express was sent off to tuidon, for Mr. Towwsesn, of the Heralds' Office, to prepare himself to do the Attics of the office of GA4TE*. Yesterday morning was ushered in with the ring. ing of bells, and between six And seven o'clock the guards were marching in different parts of the town in their new cliatthing, and the two bands playing. the trumpets the Royal Horse Guards sounding, and A party of marrow-hones and cleavers beating The morning being extremely fine, the whole had a very grand effect. Soon After seven o'clock, the Royal Horse Guards marched front their Barracks, opposite the grand entrance to the Castle. A few minutes bef o re eight o'clock His MAJIISTT came to the door, where the pair of silyzr kettle-drums hart been prerion.ly placed; when His MAJESTY addressed Col. Do nau, and said, " I present these drums to you as a mark of my esteem fin* the good cou.lita of the regiment upon all occasions. l'he Colonel dAiv.rred to !list MAJESTY a written aildte.s from the regiment. .A corporal then lifted the drums 'span a grey horse, on whisk a black mail was prepared to beat them, when the hand, con skiing of eight trumpets, struck up 6 , d Save tie kime. after which they gave a Royal salute and re turned •o their barracks, playing Arita's strut Nswe as they passed through the town. Numbers of para. s a: ri vcd Irons London and the n-ighbouring rows an.i villages, full dressed early in the morn. ing. h iving been leterred from Attempting to pro cure a lo 'ging in Windsor. The Prince of Ws trs dined with the Duke of Devotpiniaa, AT Chiswick, on Monday. After . d:n ner. his Royal Irli:zhness and his Grace proceeded to `•:taines, where they slept at the Bush Inn, from which p!.iee they arrived Ann; a quarter before nine o'ch , ck yesterday, at Windsor. 'I hey were by the Duke of Ct. teaser. The Officers appointed to guard the Kisio's person yen,erclay. were Majors F.r.t.cv and tal,ccss.ut the Royal Horse Guards. The town. atter nine o'clock, continued uneom. monly crowded during the whok day. bin very ex cellent regulations were adopted and carried in.o etTe t i by the cordial co-operation of the Police and Military.. Sir RI C.I Al 2 0 Ft. 4 D attended at the prin. ripl en:ranee to St. Ge.l3e's Chapel, with a num. t h e Flo,-oret onkel , .11,1 the comm mail% i'liccr of the 'toy Il f horse Guards info.rniefl Sir RICHARD. lie shoal have any ntimSer of his mcn he pleased (hider his direaion, in conseipieice which the greaten order W-11 1114111tA1110.1 during the day. At 10 o'clock, the Knights Companions, i.l the following complete 6sait.if t'oe orsler. consisting of A btack nlva hol.ort *hoe oat irh Pother, Awl heron :c g ; a p M 1 • v.:l%ut .ilk ; q•.. 1 And purple c ; COPar of the 01,1 r ;•cria,s 114.0, ant Cri.liS .•I • .I! t sUsat.lit ; tis.U4l µ ker, mkt puff-4 Lre,..:11,-.; Neot • pautaloans. ; kW sno,:s, *Aver sno: weft. and 41v.,r knee , !tatti ; (ask',, The ()ilicers of the Ortl-..r in their mantles, th:i. Knights eled in the under habits, having their caps and feathers in their hands, and the 1 inuom abie Capt. the Pigsty I.r the Earl ($f HARe tiloCße., in his oriiinarp habit s attendad the Sur c ation in the Royal Apartment. The (Meets of Arms, and the four Serjeants at Arms, with their Maces, attended in the Presence f'hamber ,• the Prebends and Pour Knigbts, as alsn the kettle. &suns and house trumpets, in the guard chamber. The Hon. Captain Your. Proxy for the Earl nt Harowicits. walked il6l this proccuatro, itrebseil in hi•uaval uniform. At eleven o'cl.tcl., a thschArge of pas any outtee4 the Proceriett: The Sot an it tux coming under his State, GA 4. r tat Ks so of Aa MS called over the Knights ; and a protesUon was made from the Royal Apartment, through the Presto to and Guard Chambers; the end of Saint George'. Hall 3 the late Pricatc Cha pel ; the passage leading co glut great stairs; ;1.- ..tending which, through the H.;11 to the Great C ; and, from thew* to the Joni door of it. George' s Ch a p e l, i n the following older PRUORSSION ?Rohl TOR ROYAL •141ITKENT TO ST. faunae& chiari.L. Two Fife-144ns Four Drum. %lawn of WS 11/10•41hra Lamb, Ken Deurri•Maiur Kagrand, uncovered. Fourteen Tramping. Two Truenburwe Two Sidwdru All in their staer-dreows ; the wunipees playing the Jubilee anti Inaaftatiun )4Archei, Aftermath relieved by the drums aRa hoe. Nu& N4lll/11 Orneers of Travers College, in their uniform. Lighteen .oc Knights of Windmr. Ten P•vbrods Nine Pursisimots. The Mx Knight* Elect, with ikon their suedes and caps w'rs. Ihmkes Rutland and Beaufort ; ?doggie of Aberrani ; Earls Crasenieki, lkaibroke. sod Wincherses. Fifteen ot the old Knights. ins following order •4 F . ed Camden, Earl Sownetw, Earl of Westmoreland, iderquis of hs.i.tro , v, Esrl of Chal mers , D e k a of Demonehldr, Priues Wawa al Gloucester, base Giusiewier, Dole of Cos • Iseidge,'Duke of Sumer, Doke ofetinstettanil, Doke Of Rent, Doke aCluiwee, ])eke of York, end thePrinee of Warn. Norton Essig Agog. I f ,• •Z ' • • igsing .. ,11 on his riKhl;s4oid I t3u1Y1111aI; of et Awa k 7on • : ; bit left howl . tkariag the Rods of their . =puffin, Wfioes— - • -R-'" z The Chancellor, with the Norse, having, on 2 = s his right hand, the Prelate. • Afi :gai* j, (the Mike of WWII* deideide die Sweri of a State. Lord Chaiiii:eriain. THE SHYER EIGN, r in the frill ilirbit of the Under; ► a Train borne by the Eldest Sons of Two t Duke.....vla. the Marred' tf Tavittock, &den u. Siitt of the Unite"( 11l vlford r and the Marquis of %Vote •iiter. ,ldest Suit of the Duke of bus. l ai fort ; the 14 dner 17 years of ado, and the hoo t. ter 13—mil by the lion Mr. Villiers. The Officers of Ste*, via. The Eel I of ILirringto.i, Gehl Stich,. Marquis of Hertford, Master of the Horse. Earl Lierle‘Seld, Captain of theTcomen of the Guards. 1, ,rd St liuleser. Lord its Waiting. litud of lientleinen Pentioner4. Ten of His Majesty's Pates, In a new uniform. In this manner, moving t' the Chapel, the pro. celeinn entered at the rit,M doer; passe I down the South xisk ; and up the North aisl e , to t h e Ch apter House t the Poor Knights dividing on either silk ; at some distance from the Chapter Himse ; then thi Prebends, next above; and the Officers of Arm! nearest to the Chapter House. Nome entering with the Br , vattetorr into the Chap ter House, but the Knights Companions, and the sworn Officers of the Order; the .Knights Elea re. tired to their chairs in the Aisle, behind the Altai. The Sov KIM to m's trtin was carried into the Chapter House by Garter; and borne out of the Chapter House by Deputy Black Rod, and theta again tarried by the Train Bearers. Deputy Bleak Hod, and the Register, not having been sworn, remained in the Ai.le, opposite to the Knights Ele't. The Sipe:smart, and the Kaights Companions, being seated, the latter according to their seniority, and their stalls iii the Chapel; GAR Tea acquainted Ills 11 AMITY, that ROIART QCAamt, Ev; Deputy Black Had, waited at the door, ta d humbly prayed admittance to take the oath of teii:e : and he being thereupon introduced by Gs *TEN kneeled near the Soy lariats, on the left hand • when G A ar s' . hold ing the Gospels, administe r ed the oath. Deputy Black Rot having kissed the SOVRREI (lei hand, re tired to his place at the bottom of the table. Then the Cos NCILLOR acquainted His WM.* rv, that the Dean of Windsor, the Hon. and Herr. Dr. Eawaan Limos, attinded at the door, and prayed admittance to take the oath, as Register i f • the Order. lle was thereupon introduced by G AR- Ten and Dreyer B LACK ROD • the latter c a r r yi ng the Ensigns of the Register' s difice : the Chancel kw Administered the oath; and the Register being invested, and beviag kissed the loves %totes hand, withdrew to his place at the bottom of the table. Then, by the Horseman's command, the CH 4,4. cm Loa, standing on the left hand of His NI tom rv, read the new statute. Which done, the RIG/ITER returned to his place. GA RT ER then, by the Soveamow's coad, traduced t.e Duke of R U TL AND bet= two Kaights, via. Their Royal Highnesses the Dues of YORK and CL seance, who was received at the doc.r by the two Junior Knights, and condo& ed to the table, where the sutcont, girdle, and sword h .d been placed : and G • RTLe presenting the sitrwat to the two Senior Knights, th invested his Grace therewith, the Kaoisraa reading the atimo nit .in, " fake 044 nibs d erinssun the increase of )out lvmuur, and 1. taken wad gigot ut the Meta Noble Order yule nave re• e witeiewith you tre'al defended, reel be We, na Ull stn. eta fight, t tear to utter .ourself to shed y. , ur bloml lug C..,. t I fattlo, the huerties ut the Chard, and ts.e hen awl ue• .lektieu of them that 4te uppeemed and nere i " Then C presented d.e girdle in like man ner, and afterwards the sword, which they pu: on his Grace, who then took tis place near the t aide. (j ‘ I, IIL 4 tilell introduced the I lunouruhle swain Yogic', the P I N my for the Eitel ot i Is wow le:ze, Lord Livntenant ot Ire Lind, and Knight Elea of the order, who stoo.l :at his Excellency's place near table, between !leer Rilel iliglinesse, the siukest.l el' NI) and K amr. A it r.e then introduced the Duke of Be +ernes., betwet n two Knights, viz. Their Royal I Itglniessts the i :tikes of Sussex and CAN1111,111(4 1 . Gall flt 4 then introduced the Nlatquis of Alt It- CQ,t N, between two Knights, vie. Their Royal High nesses the Duke of GLoucti riga, and Prince Wi Liam of Ct.oucsaree. GA Kira then introduced the Earl el Pensions, betweta two Knights, vie. Tne Duk e c f Derup swum, and the of CNA f NAM. - - -• (7, s s yea then introduced the Earl of Wincuat . sash, Oetweeli two Knights, via. tiie Marquis of SA. tissues., and the Ear-for WtsTalostliLAND. G tit nee then introduced the Karl of (lusts-. ern. ts, between, two Kuighu, via. Earls S • • and Cassino, who weir severally hiveste.t with the surcoat, girdle, and sword, withe the like ceremo nies as in the case of the Duke of Ilu r *nu, and the Proxy of the Earl of IdasnwtcttL. The Knights EltEt and the Prosy continued in the Chapter-House while the Processio u to the t.h.- pel was made down to the bottom of the NortfrAislr, and, up the Midite Aisle, into the Choir, in the. fol lowing order PROCESSION TO TILE CHINN. First. Tlio Purr Knight.' ; who, swing into the Choir, reel.. their revorwww, ant to the Anat, then to the Sovereign's Seal, and elated tbnusselvis,.n earn side, neer the Att■r. • The Prebend" made their tower,sces in like nsaener., and went Cu then places unite. the null. The Officer. of Ann., welting iltev t.iverenees, steed next the Pow heights. Then the Knight* Culnkgninint aw.h In the 0 "ler in which I " ' hal wallet , usaJe their veverentle, and retired under thew Wooer.; is buns they ottesiocii *feuding. The Register, Gait., and Deputy 111..:1. Rod, making their reverences tugath• r, stood heinne Nag fetid The Prelate ant Chaucellor nit she gamin. Thi Swo,J sit State, with the Lord CoantberlAin hislelt hand (di, So on bete ve4telj, stood Uil tho goo. ant.rei, so wider the S.ivereirtu'e stall • • The &recision nsade one reverenert3 the Altar: and, bolo( iu hts stall, repeated the mule; the Train Bearers staiesheig open the stem leading to Um Sovereign's stall. All . the other b,n4giw cooler/wed mending under thee boomers Ti. Piglets sartorial to the Altai by the Verges of Saint tiloses Cl4sert, rota two Leirende. by " tuning Verzirt. t'•" .t-i.. OTTLIDIO OT 211/C Al l 43llllllfliemi ll Then GAITS'', *k . b dal WWI np the banner of Hi s S e r ene • le ik a , if S AIL G OTHA; and. hold* it vi cial Kings of Arm s j o i ne d , and, li kt i r Hibei eV is fences, repaired to the two team ihereopooqoood,m a l i i am • their and receive& the banner from G A :ow& carried, the point foremost, a little ohm i ml , briag preceded •by the said Provincial Kings Arms, ialwanetal to the Int !tell qf the Altar. We c they repemed iltiettirtireitiest ritte l 'ecining lo t rails, made one reftienco to thialtar; then, t in g, they delivered the* loans* . tri a. Peat 411 ' Who, lialitutaii“ m it e PliiittllDS.pliellkl it 'p l i g h t • I' the is r iolei chid the Altar .. The two nights then returned with like m e . rences,ond.stsied tinder their banners. The 9word was then deliveredju Carrie maw two nest senior Knights' who, att en d e d b y the said Pro l tn e siol Kings of Mmes. offered-gas same ( t h e hilt inwards), wish likweereasenies. l , Helm and Crestwitiylereilhy !lie two next senior' Knight's, with the same oninteny, &netted '..by the Paid Provincial Wings of MILL Thi iitchieventents of, the lam Martini; of ST jr. myth of the Late D u k e of BIIAOLLIT, and the Lite Dake.of Rozattaes t , were Leireti with the sans: ceremonies, by the six set:dor Knights, not of the Bl oo d Royal. attehded each ham : b 7 two Heralds, iii rotation. . . Then GAITER. bowing to mph Knight (the se- Alin first), summoned him to ascend into his stall; when he made his reverence!, and . the same were iepeatedwhen in the stall.. All the Knights being in,their Stall; - Gaeck t soimmone:l the two senior Knights under their Ban ners, in order to instal the Duke of Hut t AND: aril a procession was matte to the Chapter-house, all making the usual reverencrs on going out of tie Choir, in the following order: Puor Kaights. Officert of Arun. Deputy Black Rod. The Rattbatr. Garter. TSe two Krighis went into the Chapter-house ; from whence they ieturned to the Choir in the fol lowing order : • Knight/. Meets of Amts. Deputy latch Rod. Garter. Cam In ott a Coshiou, the hitede. Mood, Great Colter, and Seek of Statistic The Reeler. • Carryonir its his band, the New Tema 'wilt. and the Team d the Oath ant Aimoe,ttaite. The two Knights, having the Dub of Ros tsill he.ween them, his Crace was habitat is his snrcoat, and gift with his sword; and carried his cap and feather in his hand. The Processi-n, pissing to the west end of the choir sally, enured the choir, All making the usual teverences : GARTER, with tile RtOltilLlt And Us ruTY BLACK ROD, went under the Stall ap e ointed for his Grime; GAAT re placing the cushion upon the D•sk of the lower Stall. The two Knights, with the Duke, entered ism the lower Stall, where the Arai se eet administered the following oat... Dieu-re BLACK ROD holding the Gospels : " You being ctosen to be one o( the heativtalid af tito Ouler of the Gar. shalt 1 1 011111kot ard • a , dut full Evangel/us, by you bete leeched. that wal n.t y and vii turfy you shall out break Amy statute of the uid Uttar, or easy at tack to them emetained, Out same /wing agrtadne,L4 out ft/;...count teem to. d IdeNl and 0.1414WS of the rea:rooffl lir rottA so to you hulsogetit dud • y peautue.h, so bet/ you Goland Mu 11.4 Weed." Thl two Knights then cooduded his Grace into the upper Stall ; the Rioters* and GA arta enter inT ;Tv , ' the lower Stall ; and Divot r &ace Rol r:mai.iing in the area. _ _ _ a it then presented the Mande to t!-e Knights, who invested his.Cirace therewith, tit. IL- Gisrt:n reading the following adns. ninon : ni-c..t.c this nat., of bemenly colour, the lorry of Ode m , et•-acellent r, 111 .uoneinatrei I.t thy honour, eno"uise rem toe Shove and KW Ci.es 1.• Pi, W PS" MO,. no, et , t rarely pierce t....pa of than* tilemies. Lad Maser glens ?vtr vi ; and, being wWs temporal ne eiw- U.M now IN •gl4.,st• us Ind actioos, Moo maple Wilma Mama and mutnielant ply." Next, G presented the Hnod, which was put min over his (.;rsce's right shoulder, the 4nd& ul the tippets bring brought in front, Anil passed under the girdle. .- - .111,11 GARTER presentNl the Crest Cain and (A.9r,r. with ankh the Knights invested the Duke, whilst the Rai; isr Le read this adrnottlion— " Wear Mi. Cull.r.buut Coy aim, adaniwl with the inlet. of the 12.!e5...3 .to r ;a Chris, St. George, by wawa i‘rata•ta ~r tugy . iit sat 111411 awl bob; haw versou old a l a. tae 6.:uutaters, that baviug mama, sups Awl anus Amnia... auto 4 )..ay L.J sub!. :10.0 4.141 . 0. ira mk • awry,/ this tra:ili:itot c.aub.t. but ikt a.tvaarti wale pains of sawriut a iatury CART la then presented tl:e Statute-hook. *Lich. the Krogh' s JeSiveieJ to his Grace; and then placir the: cap ni.‘i leather un his head, they stated him r i s liis Stall t anti his Grace, rising tip, made Vs dnuFe reverence. viz. rlast 1 , , tkva Altar. then to thesolL- Nature s tl.e Knights. atter embracing and cnav•- tuleting him. &Kends d tiro the middle of the Choir ; and. malting their ter% remes, wart up in.° hair *All% r and. repeating tt same, sat des o; It agiee.• returning to their•placet. then G A Kr as summoned theism Knights nest in seniority. in older to instal the Hon. Car. Yot• the prosy tar the Earl aII • 'mamas *h , ' " l'iyerettpo.l cunduArd wish tl:e same C110112.a4 iztd the mall, under that appointed for his Prisscip.'. where the Raotsrsa skltain:stered to him the oat!'. He was then ci.ndrisied into the upper cent!: ..nd the mange !wing presented by GA* rte. the .g •ts put t!.e bone ov..r his lett arta. so that the es , ss• embroidered within ;he G.dter. might be tem.— They then seated the said prosy in els, stall. with the ceremony Re beforr.mentiontJ a and returned to their stall.. ; the eroxy immediately ruing, made his reverences, and remained standing dune,/ the test of the ceremony, with the midi* on his arms' The Duke of llicaurcorri. the Warmth of Aims coml. the Earl of Plummer. the L!,rl of Wra ca AAAAA and the Earl of Cory/sirs r !Lim. new st- Virally introduced and installed. ro s e swats Imai" ner as rile Duke of At r • tea. '114: I:might. :bus onstalle.:, Divine Sentko began. eFFEsINts. At rh's words of the. 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