As Richard has pointed out, the Dymokes's are Queen's/King's Champions
and Standard Bearers. The first Dymoke of Scrivelsby, Sir John,
established his right to act as champion of England at the coronation
of Richard II on the ground that the office was attached to the manor
of Scrivelsby. Sir Edward Dymoke carried out his hereditary duty at
the coronations of Edward VI, Mary and Elizabeth and the Dymokes
continued to act as Champions in almost all successive coronations.
After the coronation of George IV the ceremony was allowed to lapse,
and was the last to participate in full armour. But at the coronation
of King Edward VII H. S. Dymoke bore the standard of England in
Westminster Abbey.
Richard L