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A18410 An epicede or funerall song on the most disastrous death, of the high-borne prince of men, Henry Prince of Wales, &c. With the funeralls, and representation of the herse of the same high and mighty prince ... VVhich noble prince deceased at St. Iames, the sixt day of Nouember, 1612. and was most princely interred the seuenth day of December following, within the Abbey of Westminster, in the eighteenth yeere of his age. Chapman, George, 1559?-1634.; Hole, William, d. 1624, engraver. 1613 (1613) STC 4974; ESTC S107694 17,429 56

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Funeralls his Princely body was brought forth of his Bed-chamber into his priuie chamber Friday it was brought into his Presence-chamber and set vnder his cloath of estate Satterday the fift of December about three of the clocke in the after-noone it was remoued into the Guard-chamber where all his chiefe seruants and Officers being assembled and the Officers of Armes in their Coates the corps was solempnly carried into the Chappell of that house and placed vnder a canopy in the middest of the Quire the Bishop of Lich-field red the Seruice and the Gentlemen of the Kings Chappell with the children thereof sung diuers excellent Antheams together with the Organs and other winde instruments which likewise was performed the day following being Sunday Munday the 7. of December the Funerall day the representation was layd vpon the Corps and both together put into an open Charior and so proceeded as followeth Pooremen in gownes to the number of 140. About 300. Gentlemens seruants About 300. Esquires seruants About 300. Knights seruants About 300. Baronets seruants About 300. Barons sonnes seruants About 300. Viscount sonnes seruants About 300. Earles sonnes seruants Two Drummes and a Fife their Drummes couered with blacke cloth and Scuchions of the Prince his Armes therevpon Portesmouth Pursuiuant of Armes The great Standard of Prince HENRY being a Lyon crowned standing on a Chappean borne by Sir Iohn Win KNIGHT and Baronet the Motto therein Fax mentis honestae gloria About 306. Prince HENRY his Houshold Seruants according to their seuerall Offices and Degrees with Trades-men and Artificers that belonged vnto his Highnesse Trumpets The Coronet of the Prince being the three Feathers in a Crownet with his Motto Iuuat ire per altum borne by Sir Roger Dallison Knight and Baronet About 360. Barons seruants About 360. Viscounts seruants About 360. Earles seruants as well English as Strangers About 360. The Duke of Lenox his seruants About 360. The Lord Chauncellors seruants About 360. Count Henry de Nassau his seruants Trumpets A Banner of th'Earledome of Carick borne by Sir Dauid Fowles A Horse led by a Quirry of the Stable the Horse was couered with blacke cloath and armed with Scuchions of that Earledome hauing his Cheiffron and Plumes About 80. Archbishops seruants About 80. Prince Palatine his seruants About 80. Prince Charles his seruants Blew-mantle Pursuyuant of Armes A Banner of the Earledome of Chester borne by the Lord Howard of Effingham A Horse led by a Quirry of the Stable couered with blacke cloath and armed with Scuchions of that Earledome his Cheiffron and Plumes About 40. Faulconers and Huntsmen About 40. Clearkes of the workes About 40. Clearkes of the Poultry About 40. Clearkes of the Acatry About 40. Clearkes of the Larder About 40. Clearkes of the Spicery About 40. Clearkes of the Kitchin About 40. Clearkes of the Coffery About 40. Clearkes of the Stable About 40. Clearkes of the Auery About 40. Clearkes of the Wardrobe About 40. Mr. of the Workes About 40. Pay-Mr. About 40. And Clearke Comptroller About 60. Seriants of the Vestry About 60. Children of the Chappell About 60. Gentlemen of the Chappell in rich Copes About 60. Musitians About 60. Apothecaries and Surgions 6. Doctors of Physicke 24. The Princes Chapleyns Portcullis Pursuyuant of Armes A Banner of the Dukedome of Rothsay borne by the Lord Bruse Baron of Kinlosse A Horse led by a Quirry of the Stable couered with blacke cloath armed with Scuchions of that Dukedome his Cheiffron and Plumes About 80. Pages of the Chamber About 80. Gentlemen the Princes seruants extraordinary About 80. The Princes Solicitor and Counsell at Law About 80. Groome Porter About 80. Gentlemen Vshers quarter Waiters About 80. Groomes of the Priuy-Chamber extraordinary About 80. Groomes of the Priuy-Chamber in ordinary About 80. Groomes of the Bed-chamber About 80. Pages of the Bed-chamber and the Princes owne Page Rouge-Dragon Pursuyuant A Banner of the Dukedome of Cornewall borne by the Lord Clifford A Horse led by Mr. Henry Alexander couered with blacke cloath armed with Scuchions of that Dukedome his Cheiffron and Plumes About 146. Count Henrickes Gentlemen About 146. Count Palatines Gentlemen viz. viz. Mounsieur Eltz. viz. Mouns Helmstadt viz. Mouns Colbe viz. Mouns Benefer viz. Mouns Adolshein viz. Mouns Nenzkin viz. Mouns Walbron viz. Mouns Waldgraue viz. Mouns Factes viz. Mouns Carden viz. Mouns Berlinger viz. Mouns Grorode viz. Mouns Cawlt viz. Mouns Stensels viz. Mouns Ridzell viz. Mouns Helinger viz. Mouns Henbell viz. Mouns Auckensten viz. Mouns Gellu viz. Mouns Wallyne viz. Mouns Pellinger viz. Mouns Berlipps viz. Mouns Shott viz. Mouns Weldensten viz. Mouns Croilesemere viz. Mouns Leuinsten viz. Mouns Pathenes viz. Mouns Colbe Scultetez viz. Mouns Rampf viz. Mouns Dawnsier viz. Mouns Maier viz. Mouns Wanebach About 146. Prince Charles his Gentlemen About 146. Gentlemen of Prince Henries Priuy-Chamber extraordinary About 146. Knights and Gentlemen of his Highnesse Priuy-Chamber in ordinary and of his Bed-Chamber with Sewers Caruers and Cupbearers About 146. The Prince his Secretary About 146. The Prince his Thresorer of his Houshold The Thresorer of his Reuenewes and the Comptroller of his Houshould together bearing their white staues Roug-croix Pursuyuant of Armes A Banner of the Princes Principalitie of Scotland with a Labell borne by the Viscount Fenton A Horse led by Sir Sigismond Alexander couered with blacke cloath armed with Scuchions of that Kingdome his Cheiffron and Plumes Baronets Barons yonger sonnes Sir Edward Phillips Mr. of the Roles being the Prince his Chaunceller going alone Knights Priuy Councellors to the KING viz. Sir Iohn Herbart Secretary Sir Iulius Cesar Chaunceller of the Exchequer Sir Thomas Parry Chaunceller of the Duchie of Lancaster Barons eldest sonnes Three Trumpets Lancaster Herauld A Banner of England France and Ireland quartered with Wales borne by the Viscount Lisle A Horse led by Sir William VVebb Knight couered with blacke cloath his Cheiffron and Plumes Earles yonger sonnes Viscounts eldest sonnes Barons of Scotland Barons of England viz. Lord Kneuit Lord Arundell of VVardor Lord Stanhop Lord Spencer Lord Danvers Lord Peters Lord VVotton Lord Norris Lord Hunsden Lord Northe Lord Sheffeild Lord VVharton Lord VVentworth Lord Mounteagle Lord Stafford Lord Morley Lord Candish Lord Carewe Lord Denny Lord Garrard Lord Harington Lord Russell Lord Knowles Lord Compton Lord Chandos Lord Darcy of Chich. Lord Rich. Lord Evers Lord VVindesor Lord Dudley Lord Dacres Lord Laware Bishops 5. The Bishop of Rochester The Bishop of Couentry and Lichfield The Bishop of Ely The Bishop of Oxford The Bishop of London The Earle of Excester The Prince his Chamberlayne Sir Thomas Chaloner alone bearing his white staffe The Lord Chancellor and Count Henricke The Archbishop of Canterbury Preacher The great Embrodered Banner of the Vnion borne by the Earles of Montgomery and Argyle A Horse led called Le Cheual de deul couered with blacke Veluet and ledde by a chiefe Quirry Monsieur Sant Antoin The Prince his Hachments of HONOVR caried by Officers of