{The Lord Chief Justice of
{ the King's Bench.
{The Master of the Rolls.
{The Vice-Chancellor.
{The Lord Chief Justice of
{ the Common Pleas.
{The Lord Chief Baron.
{The Barons of the Exchequer,
{ and Justices of both
_In the Painted Chamber_ { Benches.
_and adjacent rooms, near_ {The Gentlemen of the Privy
_the House of Lords_ { Chamber.
{The Attorney and Solicitor
{ General.
{Serjeants at Law.
{Masters in Chancery.
{The Lord Mayor, Aldermen,
{ Recorder, & Sheriffs
{ of London.
{King's Chaplains, having
{ dignities.
{Six Clerks in Chancery.
{The Knights Grand Crosses
{ of the Order of the Bath,
_In the Chamber formerly_ { in the full habit of the
_the House of Lords_ { Order, wearing their collars;
{ their caps and feathers
{ in their hands.
{The Knights Commanders
{ of the said Order, in
{ their full habits; their
{ caps and feathers in their
_In the Chamber formerly { hands.
the House of Lords_ {The Officers of the said
{ Order, in their mantles,
{ chains, and badges.
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