Syxe Groomes.
The Deane of Peterborough's man.
Mr. Stafforde's sonne.
Master of Wardrobe's two men.
The Bishope of Peterborough's Stewarde.
James Howland.
Edward Jackson.
Richard Kylefett.
Robert Cotton.
The Lorde Compton, one man.
The Lady St. John, of Basinge, one.
The Lorde Willoughby of Parram, one.
The Lorde Mordant, and Ladie, two.
The Lorde Dudley, and the Ladie, two.
The Lady Marie Savell, one.
The Lady Talbott, one.
The Lord St. John, and the Ladie, two.
The Bishope of Peterborough, one.
The Bishope of Lyncolne, one.
The Erle of Lyncolne, and the Countis, three.
The old Countis of Bedford, chief Mourner, three.
GENTLEMEN IN GOWNES.
| Mr. Worme. | } | |||
| Mr. Howland. | } | |||
| Mr. Horseman, | } | } | ||
| Mr. Femis, | } | Three Sewars. | } | |
| .... | } | } | Ten. | |
| Mr. Creuse. | } | |||
| Mr. Watsonn. | } | |||
| Mr. Alyngton. | } | |||
| Mr. Marmaduke Darrell. | } | |||
| Docture Fortescue Thomas. | } |
SCOTTES IN CLOAKES,
seventeen.
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GOWNES.
Two Chaplayns to the Bishops aforesayde.
Mr. Fortescue, master of Queene Elizabeth's wardrope.
The two Bishopps, Peturborough and Lincolne.
THE GREATE BANNER.
| Borne by Sir Andrew Nowell. | ||
| { | Mr. Melvin, and Sir Edward Montague, | } |
| { | Comptroller and Treasurer to the Queen | } |
| { | of Scottes. | } |