[MR] Royal Court Report - Crown Tournament - November 1 AS XXXVIII

[BATCOK at aol.com]

On a beautiful Autumn day the contenders for the Crown of Atlantia did 
assemble in the Barony of Tir-Y-Don.  Before the tournament had fully begun, her 
Majesty Kyneburh did hold a short court and give the following recognition:

1) Baroness Rachel Wallace - Silver Nautilus (for the lovely favor that was 
to be given to the most chivalrous fighter in the tournament).

Then the Crown Tournament did continue and Prince Cuan did win the Crown for 
his Lady, Princess Padraigin.

That evening Their Majesties Ragnarr and Kyneburh did hold a court with the 
following recognitions being given:

2) Meip of Tir-Y-Don - Award of Arms

3) Lady Keelin Mirymuth - Order of the Bright Leaf

4) Lord Sylvanus Perrin did turn over the office of Principal to the Order of 
the Sea Stag to Lord Randall Sinclair Hawkins

5) Friar Thomas Broadpaunch did turn over the office of Poeta Atlantia to 
Lord Yaakov of Storvik

6) Edan ingen Cecht - Award of Arms

7) Duchess Marie Simone de Barjavel did turn over the office of Principal to 
the Order of the Laurel to Dame Anne of Carthew

8) Lord John Forneau - Order of the Opal

9) Lord Arcturius Aleator - Order of the Golden Dolphin

10) Lord Jean Claude de Calais - Order of the Opal

11) Dame Margaret Cameron did turn over the office of Principal of the Order 
of the Pearl to Lady Brigantia ni Realda

12) Lady Aelfwynn of Whitby - Order of the Pearl

13) lady Morgana de Mont Sant Michel - Court Baroness

14) Mistress Mordeyrn Tremayne was created as the principal Principal of the 
Order of the Kraken

15) The Chivalry Prize was awarded to Lord Randal Sinclair Hawkins

16) Their Majesties did Absolutely Banish from the Realm James C. Henry, 
known in the Kingdom and Society as Seamus MacInneirghe

With such business completed, Their Majesties did close their court.

If any have any corrections or additions, please contact me with them 
directly.

Baron Michael Batcok
Triton Principal Herald

Let it be noted that the difference between heraldry in the Old Middle 
Ages and in the Current Middle Ages is that the heralds of old enjoyed 
inventing elaborate wording to mystify the populace, but we don't care 
to. They, be it noted, were trying to attain job security. We are trying to 
avoid working so hard. (Randall of Hightower, 28 Mar 71)