Court Report of the Barony of Delftwood
Benedict and Helene

February 6th, AS 50 (2015)
The Feast of the Seven Deadly Sins
Barony of Delftwood

Being the report of the Court of Their Excellencies, Benedecit Fergus Atte Meade and Helene al-Zarqa, by the grace of the crown 10th baron and baroness of Delftwood. Documented: The Business of the Court of Their Excellencies at The Feast of the Seven Deadly Sins, 6 February Anno Societatis L. As recorded by Lady Margarita Carpintero, Windmill Persuivant, with the assistance of Marcellus Claudius Cincinnatus.

Their Excellencies welcomed the populace and thanked them for their attendance. They then reflected on their past three years serving as Baron and Baroness and expressed their gratitude.

Her Excellency, Miriel du Lac, Baroness of the Rhydderich Hael then presented herself in court and gifted Their Excellencies with Ice Dragon cookies.

Their Excellencies then sought to recognize a few individuals who had gone the extra mile to make the day's event possible: Rian Gortyroyan, Cyneric Drakenheort, Marcus Claudius Cincinnatus, Desiderata Drake, Catherine O'Herlihy, Amalie Reinhardt and Ixac Ben Simone. These individuals were thanked for their hard work and were awarded Millstones for their efforts.

Their Excellencies then wished to recognize those gentles who, though they live beyond the lands of Delftwood, were still as family All Friends of the Windmill (Master John the Pell, Viscount Haakon Oaktall, Master Lyev Davidovitch, Mistress Una de Saint Luc, Baroness Sadira bint Wassouf and THL Svanna in kyrra) were called forward and were created members of the Order of the Blue Tulip and given the right to bear official heraldry.

Their Excellencies requested the presence of the Order of the Millguard. Baron Artemius Andreas Magnus was also called forward and placed in their ranks for his skill on the archery field. Illumination by Cat, Wording and Calligraphy by Edle Herr Fridrich Flußmüllner.

Member of the Order of the Whirligig were then called forward. Their Excellencies requested the presence of Vita Cincinnatus and named her a member of the Order. Illumination by Fela Flußmüllnerin, calligraphy by Felicity Flußmüllnerin. She was asked to stay as they also recognized Marca Cincinnatus as a member of the Order. Illumination by Vita Cincinnatus, words and calligraphy by Baroness Helene al-Zarqa'.

Their Excellencies then wished to recognize many of the individuals whom have well served them during their term: Svanna in kyrra, Aidan Rainsford, Artemis Andreas Magnus, Clarice Roan, Felicitas Flußmüllnerin, Fridrich Flußmüllner, Marcus Claudius Cincinnatus, Margarita Carpintero, Wylde Wysse, Oðindisa Bykona, Lijsbet de Keukere, Finnr jafnkollr, Ian Muir (called Keyard), Michael Gladwyne, Catalina Carpintero de Diaz, Jarrah ibn Zakariya al-Hamandani, Guillome de Chaumont and Marcellus Titus Cincinnatus.

THL Svanna in kyrra was especially noted for her work, and was named an Honorary Citizen of Delfwood. Illumination by Felice de Thonton, calligraphy by Baroness Helene al-Zarqa'.

Their Excellencies then wished to recognize a certain gentle in particular. The Order of the Mistral was called forward and Lord Finnr jafnkollr was named a member for having most embodied the spirit of Delftwood this past year. He was then gifted with a cloak and diptych made by the combined efforts of Friderich Flußmüllner, Felicity Flußmüllnerin, Helene al-Zarqa', Katerina Beckerin and Lijsbet de keurkere.

Finally, Their Excellencies bid the populace a last goodbye and their final court was then closed.