The book of orders of knighthood and decorations of honour of all nations ... . Hursl and Blackotl, Lomloii. 18.)8. THE TWO SICILIES. 291 The principal duties of the members are: the defence ofthe Catholic religion, and loyalty and obedience to the GrandMaster. By a decree of the 25th July, 1810, King Ferdinand to the Order a subdivision, consisting of a gold medaland a silver medal (Plate 85, Tab. 11, No. 10). The firstto be bestowed on Aide-de-Camps, sword-bearing ensigns,graduated mates and head sailors, and the other, on sub-officers and privates of distinguished service. THE ORDE
The book of orders of knighthood and decorations of honour of all nations ... . Hursl and Blackotl, Lomloii. 18.)8. THE TWO SICILIES. 291 The principal duties of the members are: the defence ofthe Catholic religion, and loyalty and obedience to the GrandMaster. By a decree of the 25th July, 1810, King Ferdinand to the Order a subdivision, consisting of a gold medaland a silver medal (Plate 85, Tab. 11, No. 10). The firstto be bestowed on Aide-de-Camps, sword-bearing ensigns,graduated mates and head sailors, and the other, on sub-officers and privates of distinguished service. THE ORDER OF CONSTANTINE. The historical description of this Order, has already appearedunder * Parma, from which place it was transplanted, in 1734,to Sicily, but has, since 1816, been re-introduced into theformer state. Together with the other Sicilian Orders, that of Con-stantine was abolished by Joseph Bonaparte in Naples, but itfollowed the Neapolitan monarch to Sicily, whence it was againbrought back, in 1814, to Naples, with the King, who restoredto it all its previous rights
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