èfto brought thitheV, and from thërice td Lîlle^ Where they were interred together in the church £• St-Peter1. ' - I will now relate the arrangement of this ce* remony, and the manner in which it was con J ducted, and defcribe the order of proceflion at the ftmteral of the earl and countefs of Flanders* whofe bodies-had been carried to Los, an abbey near Lflfe. • When they were about to enter* Lille, a 'great number of lords from France* Flanders, Hainauit and Brabant, who had-ar-* riv;ed there the eve of the funeral, were to meet the body at' the gate of the invalids, and td carry iff through the town to the church of St. Pétilr. • • They were to be armed as for war; m well as their fquires who fupported them. -Sir John Hakrin was neareft the body, fup4 ported by Enguerrand de Volemie, and Roger *tè TjBfpierre :: then thelord de la Marque, fup-ported Jby John de VEfpiërre, and the lord Sau* fée de Crétin • the lord de Mauvis^ fupported 4y* Girôftteyde Noille, $nd* Henry de là Vac*. aqueriè^fThe names o£ thofe-appointed to the «onuc^J&fei fir Peten de Bailleuf, near the body^fupported by KSbyot de ' Lomprê, and sïohii ofcauis j 'lord ; of Lamberticourt : fir Sohier de Gand advanced .before fir Peter de Bailleuf* éii|)pnrtedcby; Hugart de Quinghen, and by xMfchael tieJa Qufcrrie : fir John du Moulin ad* *mç&fàfcxe&t Sohier de Gand* fupported by $Eâhh» Jde C^inghen and Haubequin lef maref-•chUb o*Ef e&tr.followed 'the banners of the bier; fb&çnte Fdaqcis de. Jiàfitrqiérque and fir Goaf* Z 2 fain,