The Dukes, Marquess’s, Earles, Viscounts, and Barrons, are Differenced as the Ladyes are by their Rows of Earmine on their Mantles—they all being Clad w^{th} Rich vests under their Robes, and trimm’d gloves of Lace or fringe, fine Linnen, and Carry their Coronets in their hands. Only those that are knights of y^e garter weare a Chaine of Gold S S on their shoulders upon their Earmine Cape, and have their George hanging to it, their Starr on y^e breast of their Robes and a Diamond garter on their Leg w^{th} blew Ribon. In this manner habited proceeds y^e Barronesses and Barrons, then the Bishops that sit in y^e Parliam^t as peeres their habit is Lawn sleeves and Black, their Capps are flatt Like a 4 square trencher put on Cornerwise; after which went a pursuivant, then in same order y^e Viscountesses and next y^e Viscounts; then two Heraulds, then in same order the Countesses and next the Earles, then a Herauld, then in y^e same order y^e marchionesses next y^e marquisses, then two heraulds, then in the same order the Dutchesses, next them the Dukes, then two Kings at armes, after which y^e Lord Privy Seale, next him Lord President of y^e Councill. Then y^e ArchBishops w^{ch} are Esteemed in higher Rank than y^e Dukes, then a Duke w^{ch} is of y^e Royal family w^{th} their traine bore up, Prince George of Denmarke being Royal Consort to Queen Ann walked so haveing his traine bore by the vice-Chamberlaine, the Prince is Duke of Cumberland w^{ch} is y^e first Duke; next goe two personages in Robes of state, but of an antique forme, velvet and Earmine w^{th} Hatts of Gold tissues, personateing y^e two Dukes of Acquitaine and Normandy w^{ch} belongs to y^e English Crown. Next them went the Lord w^{ch} bore S^t Edmunds staff, w^{th} a Lord that bore the Gold Spurrs, another Lord with y^e Scepter Royal, 3 other Lords following w^{th} y^e sword of justice, y^e Curtana sword of mercy, and another poynted sword, next which S^r Garter King at armes between my Lord Major and the usher of y^e black Rod. These Heraulds dress in Coates full of y^e Kings armes all about with Gildings, and hang short w^{th} Long sleeves and sleeves hanging behind alsoe. Next y^e Lord High Chamberlaine single, then next an Earle beares y^e sword of State between y^e Earle Marshall and y^e Lord high Constable, made for y^t Dayes Solemnity. Next goes an Earle Beareing y^e Scepter of y^e Dove, next y^t a Duke Carrying y^e Globe orb, next went a Duke w^{th} y^e Crown w^{ch} must be Lord High Steward for that dayes Solemnity, next went a Bishop w^{th} y^e Bible between two other Bishops y^t Carryed y^e pattent and y^e Challice w^{ch} Last appertaines to y^e Dean of Westminster. Next this the Cannopys and in Case there is a King then his Consort goes before him in this manner under a Cannopy of Cloth of Gold borne up by 8 Barrons of y^e Cinque ports, and is supported by two Bishops, and her Coronet or Crown is alsoe Carryed by a Lord before, and