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Dubsin-Cafile, April 16, 1805 Duke of Beaufort, the Marquis of Abercorn, the IS Majesty, as Sovereign of the Most Noble Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery, tbe Earl of • OrJer of the Garter, having been gracioufly Winchilsea and Nottingham, andthe Earl of Ches pleased, by a Warrant under His Royal Sign Ma terfield, in Presence of the SOVEREIGN, at Wind nual, and the Signet of the said Order, to authorize sor, on Tuesday, the 2 id of April 1805, being Su and direct the Right Honorable William Lord George's Day. -Cathcart, Commander of His Majesty's Forces in THE ICnfghts Companions, in the complete Ha that Part of the United Kingdom called Ireland, to bit of the Order, the Officers of the Order in their deliver to His Excellency the Earl of Hardwicke, Mantles, the Knights Elect in the Under Habit of Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and Knight elect of the Order, having their Caps and Feathers in their the said Most Noble. Order, the Gold George, and Hands, aiid the Proxy for the Earl of Hardwicke the Garter of Blue Velvet with Gold Letters, in his ordinary Habit, attended the SOVEREIGN Buckle, and Pendant, His Excellency appointed in the Royal Apartment. The Officers of Arms* this Day to receive the fame in the Presence Cham and the Four Serjeants at Arms with their Maces, ber of His Majesty's Castle of Dublin. The said in the Presence Chamber; the Prebends and Poor Ensigns were accordingly delivered to His Excel Knights, as also the Kettle Drums and House lency by the said William Lord Cathcart, in Presence Trumpets, in the Guard Chamber. os such of the Great Officers of State as were then The Proxy, not going' in the Procession, retired in I^ublin, of the State Attendants of the Lord privately to his Chair at the Back of the Altar. Lieuteuant, of several Members of His Majesty's At half-past Ten o'Clock, Francis Townsend, Most Honorable Privy Council, and of several Offi ,Esq; Windsor Herald, officiating, with His Ma cers on the Staff of His Majesty's Forces. jesty's Permiflion, for Garter, (who was prevented His Excellency appeared at a Council, which was from* at tend ing the Processions, and performing his afterwards held, in the Blue Ribband and Garter. Duties in the Choir, by an Accident Two Days pre vious to-the Installation,) called over the Knights, CEREMONIES observed at tbe Installations t>f the and a Procession was made from the Royal Apart* Duk« of Rutland, tbe Earl of Hardwicke, ibe ment in the 'following Order: Kettle Drums and House Trumpets. Poor Knights, Two and Two. Prebends, Two and Two. Pursuivants and Heralds of Anns, Two and Two. Norroy King of Arms. The Knights Elect, Two and Two, having their Caps and Feathers in .their Hands, viz- Earl of Chesterfield. Earl of Winchilsea. ~ Earl of Pembroke, Marquis of Abercorn. Duke of Beaufort. ' .1 Duke of Rutland. The Knights Companions, in their Order, viz. , - Earl Camden. Earl Spencer. "*.rl of Westmorland. Marquis of Salisbury- Earl of Chatham. 'T^'" -c Devonshire.