The History of the Most Noble Order of the Garter

by Elias Ashmole

392. Thomas Cecil, Lord Burghley, after Earl of Exeter.

Comme son Pere, No. 356.

Knights elected in the Reign of King James I.

393. Henry, Prince of Wales.

Quarterly; first and fourth, France and England quartered; second, Scotland, viz. Or a Lyon rampant within a double tressure counterflory Gules; third, Ireland, Azure an Harp or String Argent, over all a label of three Points Argent.

394. Christian IV. King of Denmark.

Denmark, Comme, No. 364.

395. Lodowich Stewart, Duke of Lenox, and after Duke of Richmond.

Quarterly; first, the Augmentation, viz. France within a border cousu Gules, charged with eight round Buckles Or; second, Or a fess checquy, Argent and Azure, a border ingrailed Gules, for Stewart, over all in pretence Lenox, viz. Argent a Saltire ingrailed between four cinquefoils or roses Gules.

396. Henry Wriothesley, Earl of Southampton.