Proceedings to the Coronation of his Royal Majesty the day before His Coronation, April 22.

• THe Duke of York's Horse-guard.
• Messengers of the Chamber.
• Knight Harbinger, Sergeant Porter.
• Sewers of the Chamber.
• Quarter Wayters.
• Gentlemen Ushers in Ordinary.
• The Six Clarkes of the Chancery.

• Clarkes,
  • Of the Signet.
  • Privy-Seale,
  • Council,
  • Parliament.
  • Crowne.

• Chaplains having Dignities ten in number.
• Aldermen of London.
• The Kings Advocate, and Remembrancer.
• Masters of the Chancery.
• Kings [...] Sergeants.
• Kings Atturney and Solicitor,
• Kings Eldest Sergeants.
• Kings Batchelors.

• Secretary of the French and Latine Tongues.
• Esquires of the Body.
• Sewers, Carvers, and Chaplains in Ordinary.
• Masters of standing Offices, being no Counsel­lors, viz. Of the Tents, Revels, Ceremo­nies, Armory, Wardrobe, Ordinance.
• Masters of Requests.
• Chamberlain of the Exchequer.
• Barons of the Exchequer & Judges of the Law.
• Lord Chief Baron, and Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas.
• Mr. of the Rolls, Chief Justice.
• Trumpets.
• Gentlemen of the Privy Chamber.
• Knights of the Bath.
• Knights that have been Lord Embassadours,
• Lord Presidents.
• Lord Deputies.
• Knight Marshall, Treasurer of the Chamber,
• Master of the Jewel-house.
• The Dean of the Kings Chappel.
• Barons younger Sons.
• Viscounts younger Sons.
• Knights of the Privy Councill.
• Knight. of the Garter.
• Barons Eldest Sons.
• Earls youngest Sons.
• Viscounts eldest Sons.
• Barons.
• Mr. Atturney to consider the Act of Parliament.
• Bishops.
• Marquesses younger Sons.
• Earls Eldest Sons.
• Viscounts.
• Dukes younger Sons.
• Marquesses Eldest Sons.
• Earles.
• Lord Stewards and Lord Chamberlaine if not otherwise employed.
• Dukes eldest Sons.
• Marquesses.
• Dukes.
• Ser. at Arms.
  • Clare [...]ceax and Norroy.
  • L. Treasurer L. Chancellor.
  • Representing the Dukes of Normandy & Aquitaine.
  • Gent. Ush, Garter, L. Mayor
• The Constable or Marshal on the left. The Sword borne by,
• Lord great Chamberlaine on the right.
• The King under his Canopy.
• Borne by Gentlemen of the Privy-Chamber.
• Equerries and Foot-men next his Ma­jesty.
• Gentlemen and Penrioners [...] them,
• The Master of the Horse leading a [...] Horse.
• The Vice Chamberlaine [...],
• Captain of the Pentioners,
• Capt. of the Guard.
• The Guard.
• The Kings Horse-guard.
• The Generrls [...]-guard.

Proceedings the Second day to the Coronation of his Royal Majesty, being the 23 of April▪

• ALdermen of London,
• Chaplains having Dignities.
• The Kings younger Sergeants.
• The Kings Atturney and Solicitor.
• The Kings ancientest Sergeants.
• Master of the Requests.
• Baron of the Exchequer and other Judges in their Order.
• Two Pursevants of Arms.
• The Master of the Jewel-house,
• Knights of the Privy-Council.
• The Sergeant Porter.
• The Sergeant of the Vestry.
• In their Copes.
  • Gent. of the Kings Chappel. and
  • Prebends of Westminster.
• Two Heralds.
• Barons in their Robes, according to their Creation.
• Bishops, according to their Dignities and Consecration.
• Two Heralds.
• Viscounts in their Robes, according to their Creation.
• Two Heralds.
• Earles, according to their Creations, with their Cap and Coronet in their hands.
• According [...] Crea­tion.
  • Marquesses
  • Dukes.
• Norroy and Clarence [...] Kings of Armes.
• The Lord Treasurer.
• The Lord Chancellour.
• The Lords Arch-bishops.
• The Spurs born by—
• St. Edwards Scepter born by—
• The Lord Major with his Mace, Garter K. of Armes.
• A Gentleman Usher.
• The Lord Chamberlain of Eng­land alone.
• Sergeants of Armes.
• The Lord Constable with his Mace on the right hand.
• The Sword in the Scabbord born by the E. Marshall of England on the left hand.
• The Rod with the Dove born by
• The Crown born by
• The Orbe born by
• Patina born by the Bishop of
• Regale born by the Bishop of
• Barons of the Cinque Ports to carry the Canopy.
• Gent. Pentioners with their Axes.
• The Kings Majesty under his Canopy supported by the Bishop of and
• Two Gent. of the [...]amber to be near his Majesty, viz.
• His Majesties Train born by Lord PERCY. and
• Capt. of the Pentioners.
• Capt. of the Guard.
• The Guard.