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ALPHABETICAL DICTIONARY

OF

Coats of &rms

BELONGING TO

FAMILIES IN GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND;

FORMING AN EXTENSIVE

ORDINARY

OF

BRITISH ARMORIALS;

UPON AN ENTIRELY NEW PLAN,

IN WHICH THE ARMS ARE SYSTEMATICALLY SUBDIVIDED THROUGHOUT,

AND SO ARRANGED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER

THAT THE NAMES OF FAMILIES WHOSE SHIELDS ARE FODND ON

BUILDINGS, MONUMENTS, SEALS, PAINTINGS, PLATE, ETC.,

WHETHER MEDLEVAL OR MODERN,

CAN BE READILY ASCERTAINED.

BY THE LATE

JOHN W. PAPWORTH, F.R.I.B.A.,

EDITED FROM PAGE 696 BY

ALFRED W. MORANT, F.S.A., F.G.S.

VOL.1

LONDON. T. EICHAEDS, 37, GEEAT QUEEN STEEET.

1874.

All ,-iyhts "reserved..

3_

£W<I

% fat nf lutartta

To the Work under lite final arrangement for completing it.

The Print Department of the British Museum

The Department of Science and Art, South Kensington

The Library of the Corporation of London (Ttvo copies)

The Society of Antiquaries, London (Two copies)

The Archseological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland (Two copies)

The Birmingham Library (Two copies)

The Chetham Library, Manchester

The Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire

The Kent Archseological Society (Two copies)

The Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archseological Society

The Leicester Permanent Library (Two copies)

The Lincolnshire Diocesan Architectural Society

The Liverpool Free Public Library

The Liverpool Library (Two copies)

The London Institution (Two copies)

The Middle Temple Library

The Sheffield Library

The Somerset Archseological and Natural History Society (Two cojries)

Trinity College, Cambridge (Two copies)

The Wiltshire Archseological and Natural History Society

Mrs. Stackhouse Acton, Acton Scott (Two copies)

Rev. H. Addington, M.A., Henlow Grange, Biggleswade (Two copies)

William Adlam, Esq., Chew Magna

W. A. Tyssen Amhurst, Esq., Didlington Park (Two copies)

John S. Anderson, Esq., Old Broad Street (Two copies)

Messrs. Asher, Berlin (Two copies)

Arthur Ashpitel, Esq., F.S.A., F.R.I.B.A., the late (Two cop>ies)

C. C. Babington, Esq., M.A., F.R.S., F.S.A., Cambridge (Two copies)

C. G. V. Bayly, Esq., Davies Street (Two copies)

L. R. Baily, Esq., Liverpool (Two copies)

John Batten, Esq., J. P., Aldon, Yeovil (Two copies)

William Beamont, Esq., Warrington (Two copies)

Rev. W. K. R. Bedford, M.A., Sutton Coldfield (Two copies)

James Bennet, Esq., the late, continued by Mrs. Bennet, The Close, Salisbury

Beckford Bevan, Esq., Bury St. Edmund's (Two copies)

W. H. Blaauw, Esq., M.A., F.S.A., the late

H. Blenkinsop, Esq., Warwick

Edward Blore, Esq., D.C.L., F.S.A., Manchester Square (Two copies)

IV LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS.

Miss Bockett, Bradney, near Reading (Two copies) J. R. Botham, Esq., Birmingham

E. M. Boyle, Esq., Torquay {Two copies)

Edward K. Bridger, Esq., Berkeley House, Hampton, Middlesex

Thomas Brightwen, Esq., Great Yarmouth

Sir Bernard Burke, Ulster King of Arms, Dublin Castle {Two copies)

W. R. Callender, Esq., jun., Rusholme {Two copies)

John Calver, Esq., Harleston

G. A. Carthew, Esq., F.S.A., East Dereham {Two copies)

R. Redmond Caton, Esq., F.S.A. Ryefield House, Ayrshire (Two copies)

John Inglis Chalmers, Esq., Aldbar

Mrs. E. Cole, Doddington, Lincoln (Two copies)

Rev. the Lord Alwyne Compton, M.A., Castle Ashby (Two copies)

Thomas Coombs, Esq., Dorchester (Two copies)

Rev. G. E. Corrie, D.D., Master of Jesus College, Cambridge

J. Ross Coulthart, Esq., F.S.A.Scot., Ashton-under-Lyne (Three copies)

Rev. G. H. Dashwood, M.A., F.S.A., the late (Two copies'), continued by

Captain Bulwer, East Dereham James Dearden, Esq., the late, continued by Mrs. E. C. Waters, Upton

House, Poole

William R. Emeris, Esq., Louth

John Evans, Esq., F.S.A., Hemel Hempstead (Two copies)

Rev. C. J. Evans, M.A., Ovington, Thetford (Two copies)

Miss ffarrington, Worden, Preston (Two copies) John Fetherston, Esq., F.S.A., High Street, Warwick (Two copies) A. W. Franks, Esq., M.A., Dir.S.A., Victoria Street (Five copies) Gilbert. J. French, Esq., F.S.A., the late (Two copies)

H. H. Gibbs, Esq., St. Dunstan's, Regent's Park W. Gray, Esq., F.G.S., F.R.A.S., York (Two copies) H. S. Grazebrook, Esq., Pedmore ( Two copies) Rev. H. T. Griffith, B.A., Felmingham, Norfolk

F. S. Growse, Esq., Bildestone

Edward Hailstone, Esq., F.S.A., Walton Hall, Wakefield

James H. Harrison, Esq., Great Yarmouth

William Harrison, Esq., F.G.S., F.S.A., Samlesbury Hall

R. S. Harvey, Esq., Nottingham Place (Two copies)

E. Hawkins, Esq., F.S.A., the late (Two copies)

Miss Frances M. Hext, Lostwithiel

R. R. Holmes, Esq., F.S.A., Windsor Castle

D. D. Hopkyns, Esq., F.S.A., Weycliffe, Guildford

Rev. John Horner, M.A., Mells Park, Frome (Two copies)

J. C. Hotten, Esq., the late (Two copies)

J. J. Howard, Esq., LL.D., F.S.A., Dartmouth Road, Blackheath

Edward Hussey, Esq., Scotney Castle, Kent

R. C. Hussey, Esq., F.S.A., F.R.I.B.A., Harbledown, Canterbury (Two cojnes)

Henry Jackson, Esq., Sheffield

Rev. J. E. Jackson, M.A., Hon. Canon of Bristol, Leigh Delamere (Four copies)

William Long, Esq., Wrington, near Bristol

Rev. W. C. Lukis, M.A., F.S.A., Wath, Ripon

Rev. S. Lysons, M.A., F.S.A., Hempsted Court (Two copies)

LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS. V

Edgar MacCulloch, Esq., Guernsey {Two copies)

G. W. Marshall, Esq., LL.D., F.A.S.L., Hanley Court, Tenbury

{Two copies) John H. Mathews, Esq., Harley Street {Two copies) The Rt. Hon. the Lord Monson, M.A., F.S.A., Belgrave Square A. W. Morant, Esq., F.S.A., F.G.S., Leeds {Four copies) Rev. H. G. Morse, Lorrimore Square {Two copies') C. R. Scott Murray, Esq., Cavendish Square

John Nealds, Esq., Guildford {Two copies)

Alexander Nesbitt, Esq., F.S.A., Oldlands, Uckfield

J. D. T. Niblett, Esq., Staniforth, Gloucester {Two copies)

John Iltid Nicholl, Esq., the late {Two copies)

J. Gough Nichols, Esq., F.S.A., the late

The Most Noble the Marquis of Northampton, Castle Ashby {Two copies)

W. J. O'Donnavan, Esq., University Club, Dublin (Two copies) Frederick Ouvry, Esq., F.S.A., Lincoln's Inn Fields {Two copies)

A. Paget, Esq., the late

John H. Parker, Esq., F.S.A., Oxford {Two copies)

J. A. Pearson, Esq., LL.D., F.S.A., the late

H. Peckitt, Esq., Carlton Ousthwaite, Yorkshire (Two copies)

Hugh Penfold, Esq., Middle Temple (Two copies)

Charles Penruddocke, Esq., Compton Park {Two copies)

Charles S. Perceval, Esq., LL.D., Tr.S.A., Eccleston Square (Four copies)

Rev. G. Pinder, M.A., Hartford House, Bournemouth (Two copies)

J. H. Plowes, Esq., York Terrace (Tivo copies)

Ambrose Poynter, Esq., Dover

B. Quaritch, Esq., Piccadilly (Four copies)

T. Richards, Esq., Great Queen Street (Four copies)

Joseph Rix, Esq., M.D., St. Neot's (Two copies)

G. Roots, Esq., B.A., F.S.A., Ashley Place, Victoria Street (Two copies)

R. R. Rowe, Esq., F.S.A., F.R.I.B.A., Cambridge (Two copies)

James P. St. Aubyn, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., Lambe's Buildings, Temple

(Two copies) Rev. E. J. Shepherd, M.A., Trosley Rectory, Maidstone (Two copies) E. Philip Shirley, Esq., Lower Eatington Park R. H. Shout, Esq., Upper Park Road, Haverstock Hill H. A. M. Waldo Sibthorp, Esq., Chester Square {Three copies) Messrs. Simpkin and Marshall, Stationers' Hall Court

Rev. E. H. Main waring Sladen, M. A., The Gore, Bournemouth (Seven copies) Rev. Walter Sneyd, M.A., Keele Hall, Newcastle Rev. John H. Sperling, M.A., Westbourne Rectory, Emsworth R. J. Spiers, Esq., F.S.A., Oxford (Two copies) Lady Steele-Graves, Mickleton Manor House Messrs. Stevens and Sons, Chancery Lane John Sykes, Esq., M.D., Doncaster

James Thomson, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., Devonshire Street, Portland Place,

{Two copies) W. Thorn, Esq., M.D., Harrow Road (Two copies) The Ven. the Archdeacon Trollope, M.A., F.S.A., Leasingham, Sleaford Charles Tucker, Esq., F.S.A., Heavitree, Exeter (Two copies) Rev. S. Blois Turner, M.A., F.S.A., Halesworth, Suffolk

V.i LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS.

W. F. Vernon, Esq., Harefield Park, Uxbridge (Two cojries)

Weston Styleman Walford, Esq., F.S.A., Middle Temple (Seven copies)

R. S. Warrington, Esq., Garrick Street

Albert Way, Esq., M.A., F.S.A., the late (Three copies)

Col. Gould R. Weston, Hunterston, Ayr (Two copies)

John Whichcord, Esq., F.S.A., F.R.I.B.A., Queen Victoria Street

Rev. R. Vernon Whitby, B.D., Lechlade (Two copies)

Alfred White, Esq., F.S.A., West Drayton (Two copies)

W. H. Whittemore, Esq., Boston, Massachusetts

W. Winkley, Esq., Harrow

C. J. W. Winter, Esq., Great Yarmouth

William M. Wylie, Esq., M.A., F.S.A, Blackwater, Hampshire

Joseph S. Wyon, Esq., Regent Street (Two copies)

John Yarker, jun., Esq., Manchester (Two cop>ies) R. F. Yarker, Esq., the late

PREFACE.

In consequence of the decease of Mr. Papworth in July 1870, after a painful illness of several years' duration, it was found that this Work could not be completed according to the original scheme of publication, and the Subscrip- tion list was therefore finally closed.

As, however, there was a general desire among the Subscribers that the Work should be completed, the continuation of it was entrusted to Mr. Papworth's relative and friend, Mr. Alfred W. Morant, whose qualifications for this undertaking were not unknown to some of them. It may therefore be sufficient to mention here that his taste for such subjects had led him to take a friendly interest in this Work almost from its commencement, and to watch and further its progress; and he had, in the course of his own heraldic pursuits, arranged a large collection of foreign coats of arms on a similar plan, and compiled several other manuscripts on this and kindred subjects.

It was at that time ascertained that at least three-fifths of the manuscript had been published in the 696 printed pages ; and the remaining two-fifths of it were left by Mr. Papworth sufficiently arranged for reference. Mr. Morant, besides the necessary and laborious technical revision of the press from p. 696, has had to insert in their proper places the remainder of the coats contained in the several Eolls referred to under the letters A to Z, copies of which Mr. Papworth had prepared for the purpose : and also to arrange and enter numerous additional coats collected in the course of many years by Mr. Papworth. Mr. Morant has likewise added the coats of some new creations, together with a number of others from his own collections. The manuscript also required the necessary preparation for the press, and in parts some rewriting to adapt them to the author's final plan as carried out in type. This plan has been adhered to throughout the remainder of the Work, mainly through the kind assistance of Mr. Weston Styleman Walford, whose appreciation of it in the first instance is noticed in the Introduc- tion. He has kindly supplied many special details connected with the arrangement of the coats, and his willingness in affording advice has been extended to the Editor and to Mr. Wyatt Papworth, thus ensuring, it is hoped, the same degree of accuracy in their revision as was attained by the author. Only the revision of the type, and the matters connected with the publication were undertaken by Mr. Wyatt Papworth.

The unpublished portion contained very few references to the authority W (Withie's additions to Glover's Ordinary, contained in a copy in the British Museum) ; an omission considered not important.

viii PREFACE.

It has been thought advisable to reprint Mr. Papworth's original Introduc- tion, with such alterations only as were deemed necessary, rather than to insert an elaborate essay by another hand.

Many inquiries having been made whether an Index of Names was to be supplied, it may be well to record that Mr. Papworth had no such inten- tion. This Dictionary of Coats of Arms having been originally founded on the Encyclopaedia of Heraldry published by Sir Bernard Burke, which comprises a Dictionary of Armorials wherein the Names are given alphabetically followed by the several coats of arms, the two works will doubtless be much used together, especially as the latter is to a great extent an Index to the former. The additional entries from the Eolls and other sources into this Dictionary, although numerous, hardly appeared to need an Index to themselves, many of the names being merely variations in the spelling of those to be found in the Encyclopaedia.

The two Tables which will be found at pp. xvii and xix have been inserted in order to facilitate the use of the Work.

A List of the Subscribers to the Work, under the final arrangement that was made for completing it, is appended, together with the number of copies which their payments entitled them to receive. As antici- pated in the scheme for continuing the publication, the balance then in hand, though somewhat increased under that arrangement, has been found insuf- ficient to defray the expenses. The sale of the remaining copies will pro- bably repay Mr. Wyatt Papworth the amount advanced by him for the pur- pose of completing the publication, and may, it is hoped, eventually yield some remuneration for the great labor and time expended by his late brother in the preparation of the manuscript, and in the collection of the material. The assistance, however, of the Subscribers in extending a knowledge of the Work is earnestly requested.

Additional Title-Pages have been furnished for the convenience of those who may be desirous of binding the Work in two volumes.

Mr. Wyatt Papworth has only to add his thanks to the Subscribers for their patience during the long, and at last fatal, illness of his brother, which tended so much to retard the progress of this publication ; and for their support of the scheme proposed by him for the completion of the Work now happily achieved.

33, Bloomsbury Street, W.C., July 1874.

\* It is requested that where the words " Pole, Devon.," occur, they mav be altered to " Collinson, Somerset."

INTRODUCTION

The object of this Work is to enable the generality of persons, though but slightly acquainted with heraldry, to ascertain with facility the names of the families by whom any given coats of arms are, or have been, borne. For this purpose a very large number of coats have been for the first time arranged in alphabetical order, so that any of them may be readily found ; and the names of the respective families are attached:

The Plan of the Work is simply this : the arms are blasoned {i.e., techni- cally described), and are arranged in alphabetical order by the names of such of the respective charges as are first mentioned in the blason ; so that the inquirer has but to blason the coat, and the first charge that he names shows under what title in tins Dictionary the coat is to be sought. When the*0, is no charge, the tincture of the field is to be considered as the charge, and such a coat will be found under the head of that metal, color, or fur. Again ; when there is no charge, if the field be party, the ordinary employed to designate the direction of the partition gives the place of a coat of this kind in the alphabet; thus, for example, per bend will be found under bend. In like manner, when there is no charge, coats that are harry, bendy, gyronny, paly, etc., will be found respectively under bar, bend, gyron, pale, etc. Coats which are billety, crusily, or otherwise semy, follow a similar rule ; for if there be no other charge, those of which the field is semy are regarded as charges ; but they are considered as parts of the field when there is another charge*

In a few cases, the different modes of blasoning of which arms are capable may make it necessary to refer to more than one title.

Some of the charges, such as the ordinaries and others much in use, form heads so comprehensive, that several divisions and subdivisions became indis- pensable : there it will be seen that further alphabetical arrangements have been observed ; sometimes by the tinctures only, and sometimes by the charges

* This, it will be observed, is confined to the field ; on the contrary, charges which are

billety, crnsily, etc., are regarded as surcharged.

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X INTRODUCTION.

also. This part of the Plan will be best learned by inspection ; for it is hardly- possible to express it precisely in a few words. It may, however, be stated, that when the coat has only one charge, or charges of one kind, the second alphabet is by the tinctures ; but in more complicated cases there is an alphabet of those charges or surcharges which fall under that part of any division or subdivision, ivhich makes it to differ from a preceding one ; and as often as such a charge is a chief, quarter, canton, or base which is surcharged, there is a further alphabet of these surcharges ; and in every case there is finally an alphabetical arrangement of the coats by the tinctures. It will be observed that under some subdivisions the coats appear to be not in alpha- betical order by their tinctures. It will, however, be found that they are arranged in groups according to some of the charges named in the blason ; and that each group has the coats in it alphabetically arranged by their tinctures. A new group begins as often as a variation either in kind or in number occurs in the charges. The apparent irregularity is due to the absence of headings to the several groups. All beasts, birds, fishes, flowers, fruits, etc., though specially named, come together in their respective places, just as if the proper headings, according to this Dictionary, had been inserted. A? .. i,. not easy without practice to supply those headings mentally, a coal may often be more readily found by looking at once for the tincture of the field ; ibr^hese subdivisions rarely contain many coats, and it $oes not in general take much time to run the eye over all the first named tinctures

It will be seen that of several objects constituting a charge or surcharge the first in the order of blason, and of a complicated charge or surcharge the •'•■>t important portion, have respectively been taken for the alphabetical words.

The usual marks of cadency, when employed merely as modern differences, are not to be regarded as charges or surcharges for any of the above purposes ; and the occasional difference, the bordure, is not to be relied on as a distinctive charge, except in the simpler coats : arms within one may often be found in this Work where they would have been if there had been no bordure. Charges over all form no element of subdivision.

For those who are moderately conversant with Heraldry the preceding explanation might suffice ; but to render the Plan more intelligible to persons who are less skilled in the technical description of arms, and to assist the memory of others, such of the rules of blason as are applicable to the sub- ject are subjoined, with some remarks in further elucidation of the method observed in this Work.

1. The tincture, if but one, of the field is first to be noticed.

2. If the field be of more than one tincture, the partition is to be named

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with any peculiarity, such as indented or the like, and then the tinctures ; as

for example, parly per pale indented arg. and gu.

The word party is generally omitted in this Work, and only per fess, per pale, etc., used in such cases. Instead of per cross the term quarterly, as being more commonly understood, lias been employed ; and such coats without charges are to be found under that head. When the arms in question consist of two or more coats marshalled quarterly, they are to be sought separately. The arrangement as to such arms as are harry, bendy, paly, etc., and also as to such as are semy as regards the field, has been explained above.

3. Next comes the principal ordinary (not being a chief) or, if none, the central charge (if any) on the field, with any peculiarity and its tincture ; as arg. a chevron engrailed gu., or arg. a lion rampant gu.

4. Then should follow any other charges on the field, between or within which such ordinary or other central charge is placed, as arg. a chevron betw. three mullets az.

These two rules have been carefully observed ; although it is not unusual to say, for example, arg. between two cotices an anchor gu., in this Work the blason is arg. an anchor between two cotices gu. In like manner a " bend coticed", is a " bend between two cotices". The other diminutives have been treated in the same way; and a "bar-gemel" is reckoned as " two bars". The word between is sometimes omitted, for brevity, in the blason of such coats as are referred to in rule 4, when the accompanying charges are of different kinds ; as for example, arg. a fess gu. in chief two mullets az. in base a fleur-de-lis vert.

5. If the principal ordinary or other central charge be itself charged, then on is to precede it ; but the surcharge on it is not to be named till after the other charges (if any) on the field, between or within which such ordinary or other central charge is placed ; as arg. on a chevron between three mullets gu. an estoile or.

There are, however, some ill-devised complicated coats of modern date, which, to avoid obscurity, are generally blasoned by naming the surcharge immediately after the charge on which it is placed. There are also coats of earlier date, in which an ordinary is surmounted by another of the same land ; these are sometimes blasoned, for example, thus : gu. a fess or surmounted of another az. between three crescents arg. ; but they will here be found in accordance with the rule, as gu. on a fess or betw. three crescents arg. another fess az. Marks of cadency or the like used as differences will be presently mentioned.

6. If there be no central charge, the charges on the field should be mentioned mediately after it, as they may be placed, regard being had to the rules ich follow ; as arg. three mullets gu. two and one (or in pale, in bend, in fess, the like).

xii INTRODUCTION.

Iu describing the places that charges occupy, such terms as in chief, in base, between, and vrithin, frequently occur, and are used in the subdi- visions of the larger heads in this Dictionary. There are other terms hardly less common, such as in bend, in f ess, in pale, etc., indicating the relative positions of charges when there is no such ordinary in the coat ; but the arrangement of this Work does not in any way depend on them.

7. Charges in chief and in base are to be named after those in the middle of the field ; and those in chief before those in base, but subject to the next rule.

In general, a chief is not understood to be a charge in chief ; that ordinary being in the nature of an addition to the field. But for the purpose of the methodical distribution of the arms under the more important heads, it has been found convenient to use the term in chief in an extended sense, and to comprise under it, not only charges properly so designated from their position, but also a chief itself, whether sur- charged or not. It is essential to bear this in mind, and also that in base is used in its utmost latitude.

8. A chief, quarter, or canton with its surcharges (if any) is to be named after the charges (if any) on other parts of the escucheon.

9. All charges and surcharges inclosed within a bordure are to be named before it.

When a bordure is the sole or primary charge, the coat will be found under that head in the Dictionary.

10. A chief, quarter, or canton overlying a bordure must be named after it.

11. In like manner, any charge over the others, or as it is termed over all, must be mentioned after them.

When one ordinary or other charge is on the field, and another over all, such arms are often to be found represented and blasoned differently ; so that it becomes uncertain which is the primary charge. This occurs occasionally even where a lion or other beast is debruised by a bar, a bend, or the like. It is therefore expedient, when there is a charge over all, and the coat cannot be found under what appears to be the primary charge, to turn to that which overlies it, as if that were on the field. In blasoning such coats the word surmounted should be avoided, as it may lead to a coat of this kind being mistaken for a surcharge on a charge only.

12. The marks of cadency, when used as modern differences to distingui; younger sons and junior branches of families, and also the mark of Baronetcy, are to be named last.

From what has been said it will be evident, that to find any given cc the course is to observe the charge which is first named in blasoning it, a

INTRODUCTION. Xlii

to turn to that title in the Dictionary.* If the charge be of a kind but rarely used as a primary one, it will form a head which is divided only according to the number of them borne in the various coats in which it so occurs ; and under these divisions such coats follow in alphabetical order by their tinctures : so that if the coat be a simple one, consisting of any number of charges of that sort only, it is readily found.

Should the first charge be one of more frequent occurrence, as for example mullets, then instead of the division only according to the number in different coats, there will be found divisions according to the manner in which they are borne as primary charges with others accompanying them, following a method of distributing the various coats under the larger heads, which is observed throughout this Work ; and suppose the coat in question to be, for example, gu. five annulets arcj. a canton erm., then under the division " five annulets and in chief" (for a canton is always borne in chief), follow the class of coats to which this belongs, in alphabetical order by the names of the respective charges in chief. A reference to the Work itself will furnish numerous examples of such cases, and of others analogous to them.

The principal ordinaries and other charges of most common occurrence form such comprehensive heads, that the divisions and subdivisions under each of them are numerous ; and it will facilitate the use of this Dictionary, if the Plan of it, in this respect, be noticed with more particularity, as it extends more or less to all the important charges. It is obvious that if a charge occupy the centre, or indeed any other part of the field, whatever charge or charges accompany it must, speaking generally, be either upon, above, or below, or on one or more sides of it, that is, in heraldic language on it, in chief, in base, or on the dexter or the sinister side ; or it will be between or within them ; or it may be within a bordure, orle, or tressure. The cases of the dexter and the sinister side, as well as some other possible ones, may be for the present purpose disregarded : the rest enter largely into the method of distributing the various coats. The head Pale, for example, may be made to show, as fully as any other, the scheme or method which has been devised ; and this may be most effectually done by bringing all the divisions and subdi- visions under the eye at once in a tabular form, premising only that, though they are chiefly derived from the various conditions in which a Pale, charged or not, or palets may stand in relation to other charges, the partition of the field in the direction of a pale or palewise has supplied the divisions Per Pale and PALY.f

* Or to the more general title under which that charge is comprised.

f The Pale was selected by the author for the purpose of exemplifying the scheme, and it has been thought best to retain it, though the coats arranged under this head in the Work have not required all the subdivisions here mentioned.

xiv INTRODUCTION.

PALE

PER PALE 1 PALE

and in chief

and in base

between or within

and in chief

and in base

ON 1 PALE

and in chief

and in base

between or within

and in chief

and in base

. These are divided according to the number, with in each

PALETS

!

case subdivisions as above.

PALY

Under each of the above divisions and subdivisions follow the arms answering to it in alphabetical order by the charges and the tinctures, or if no charge, according to the tinctures only. The mode in which this has been accomplished will be best understood from an inspection of some of the examples given under the head Pale, or under the more comprehensive heads, Bend, Chevron, and Pess. More, indeed, will be learned by running the eye over the several subordinate headings under those heads than could be com- municated by any description. It must be remembered that in chief compre- hends every charge there, even a chief itself. Per pale and paly are not subdivided ; for, as has been explained, when there are charges on such fields, these coats do not come under the head pale, but under those respectively of the several primary charges. A bordure does not form a distinctive charge in the above arrangement, except where the word within occurs : some coats con- sisting of a primary charge and one in chief (or in base) within a bordure are ' placed under between or within and in chief (or in base, if such is the case). It will be observed that over all forms no subdivision ; the consequence of which is, that though a coat with a pale (for example) only on the field may become comparatively complex by reason of a charge over all being itself charged ; still it is to be sought under a pale, and so in analogous cases. Paly and also barry, bendy, etc., are not confined to even numbers of the pieces, because in early heraldry coats occur, intended for the same, which have the number sometimes even and sometimes odd. As one of the consequences of the diminutives of the principal ordinaries not being distinguishable inter ke in early coats, under Bend cotiees will be found as bcndlcts.

INTRODUCTION. XV

In general, the terms of the blason point out very clearly under what divi- sion or subdivision a coat is to be sought ; but occasionally this is more readily suggested by the coat itself or a sketch of it. Thus a pale hillcty falls under on A pale, since "billety" is "charged with billets exceeding ten." Again, a pale and three charges, say for example mullets, whether two and one (the arrangement when nothing more is said), or in chief, in bend, in fess, or in base, come under on a pale between ; for one of the mullets is on the pale, and that is between the two others. The same remark is applicable to such a coat as per fess gu. and or a pale counter changed and three eagles displayed of the last. The pile would have furnished examples similar to those furnished by the pale. Should the unskilled inquirer hesitate by reason of the omission 01 the word between in such coats as arg. a fess gu. in chief two mullets az. in base a feur-de-lis vert, a glance at the coat as tricked (i.e., sketched) will remove all difficulty.

Those that have had but little experience in early heraldic examples, to say nothing of the more recent, know how difficult it often is to determine what species of beast, bird, fish, flower, fruit, monster, reptile, or tree, a charge was intended to represent. This has led to all kinds being brought together under the respective titles of beast, bird, fish, flower, fruit, monster, reptile, and tree, and there distinguished by their several special names : so that different species may be sought for at most within a few pages, instead of having to turn to several remote parts of the volume. Demi-animals come under the same head as the entire animals of the same kind, and have pre- cedence of them ; so that, for example, demi-lions come before lions. With the exception of demi-animals, all parts of animals, including those of the human figure, will be found under their heraldic designations ; and a similar rule has been applied to all parts of vegetables. Heads comprise not only those of animals, but also those of inanimate objects, as, for example, spear- heads. Fleurs-de-lis (not being lilies proper or lis of the garden) are not ranked as flowers, but as fleurs-de-lis ; nor are cinquefoils, which, as also foils of all numbers, are to be sought under foils ; and in lieu of tre, quatre, cinque, etc., the figures, 3, 4, 5, etc., are used to distinguish the several kinds. Bezants, etc., are to be found under the general term roundle ; and several other charges which it seemed expedient to class under general heads are arranged under such heads.

The inconveniences which would otherwise have arisen from such classifi- cations are, it is hoped, obviated to a great extent by the Table which is given at p. xix, showing under what general titles in the several alphabets the various species of classified charges are to be sought, when this does not appear above, or by cross references in the Work itself.

XVI INTRODUCTION.

In early heraldry there are some charges of different kinds which have been often confounded and variously blasoned. Thus the distinction between the diminutives inter se, and sometimes between them and the principal ordinary itself, was not recognised ; as, for example, a bendlet and a cotice, and also a bendlet and a bend (as we now regard them), were often identical, there being no rule for the proportion of such charges. So roses and cinquefoils or quatre- foils, lozenges and fusils, a fess indented and lozenges or fusils in fess, a fess indented and a fess engrailed, masculy and lozengy, vair and nebuly, and some others, have been mistaken for each other. Such causes of uncertainty in the charges give occasion to search being made for very early coats under different heads ; which is an inconvenience no classification could avoid.

The author's idea of this Work was not altogether new : almost simul- taneously with his completion of his arrangement, but without any knowledge of the undertaking, W. S. Walford, Esq., F.S.A., advocated in the Archaeo- logical Journal* the necessity for some publication of the kind. That gentleman's patient investigation of the Plan of the proposed Work led to so favorable an estimate of it, as to induce him to promote its appearance, not only in the usual manner, but also by giving valuable advice whenever the author had occasion to ask his assistance.

The author always deprecated a hasty opinion of the Work : for though, in an attempt so novel and so laborious, he could not expect to produce one that was faultless, he was convinced that by a careful examination of it, many, if not all, objections that may occur on a superficial view will be satisfactorily removed.

* Remarks on Mediceval Heraldry, with a view to an Ordinary of Arms, etc., 1848, vol. v, p. 9-17.

XV11

5LE OP THE ALPHABETICAL TITLES

under which the Anna are nrranr/pd.

PAGE.

PAGE.

PAGE.

-

PAGE.

Anchor ...

3

Bone

340

Churn . . .

590

File

.. 835

Angles . . .

4

Book

340

Clock

591

Fillet

.. 835

Annulet...

4

Bordure

341

Cloud

591

Fireball .

.. 835

Anvil

7

Bouget . . .

346

Comb

591

Fish

.. 835

Argent ...

7

Bow

347

Compasses

591

Flame

.. 843

Arrow . . .

7

Bowstring

348

Cone

591

Flaunch

.. 843

Astrolabe

10

Bracket . . .

348

Coronet . . .

591

Fleur-de-

Auger . . .

10

Bridle . . .

349

Coulter . . .

593

lis

.. 846

Axe

10

Broach ...

349

Crampet...

593

Flower .

.. 859

Azure

13

Broom . . .

349

Crescent

593

Foil

.. 864

>

Bubble . . .

349

Gripping

Fork

.. 876

Balance . . .

13

Buckle . . .

349

iron . . .

603

Fountain

Banner . . .

13

Building

350

Cross

603

(water)

877

Bar

14

Bundle of

Cup

676

Frame

.. 877

Barnacle

56

REEDS ...

352

Cushion ...

678

Fret

.. 877

Barrow ...

56

Burling

Fruit

.. 888

Basket . . .

56

IRON . . .

352

Dibble . . .

679

Fusil

.. 890

Battering

BUTTRICES

352

Dice

679

•

ram

56

.

DOVEHOUSE

679

Garb

.. 894

Beacon ...

57

Cake of

Gate

.. 898

Bead

57

copper

352

Ear

679

Glass

.. 898

Beast

57

Caltrap . . .

352

Ermine . . .

679

Gouttes .

.. 898

Beehive ...

180

Candle-

Escallop

679

Gules

.. 899

Bell

181

stick ...

352

Escar-

Gun

.. 899

Bellows

181

Canton ...

352

BUNCLE

684

Gusset

.. 899

Belt

181

Cap

363

ESCROLL ...

685

Gyron

.. 899

Bend

182

Castle . . .

364

ESCUCHEON

685

Billet . . .

292 '

■ Cave

371

ESTOILE ...

694

Hair

.. 901

Bird

294

Chain

371

Eye

699

Hammer .

.. 901

Bit

339

Chair

371

Hand

.. 901

Blade . . .

339

Chart ...

371

Ean

699

Harp

.. 908

Block , . .

340

Chequy ...

371

Fasces . . .

699

Harrow .

.. 908

Board . . .

340

Chessrook

372

Feather . . .

699

Head

.. 908

Bodkin . . .

340

Chevron...

372

Ferris ...

699

Heart

.. 944

Bolt

340

Chief

554

Fess

699

Hempbreak

: 947

c

XV111

table of the alphabetical titles.

PAGE.

PAGE.

PAGE.

PAGE.

Hill

947

Mullet .

.. 989

Rest

..1045

Tassel

..1111

Hook

948

Ribbon .

..1045

Teeth

,.1111

Horn

948

Nail

.. 998

Rock

..1045

Telescope.,

,.1111

Horseshoe

951

Nest

.. 999

Roll

..1046

Tent

,.1111

Human

Numeral

999

Roundle. ,

.1046

Threstle .,

.1111

FIGURE

952

Rudder .,

.1056

Thunder-

Oar

.. 999

bolt

,.1111

Icicle . . .

955

Or

.. 999

Sable

..1056

Tiara

..1111

Inkmoline

955

Orle

.. 999

Saddle .

..1056

Top

.1111

Insect . . .

956

Sail

..1056

Torch

.1111

Instru-

Pack

..1001

Saltire .

..1056

Tower

.1111

ment . . .

957

Pale

..1001

Scarpe . ,

.1088

Tree

.1112

Pall

..1019

Sceptre .,

.1088

Tressure .,

.1119

Key

958

Peel

..1019

Scythe .

,.1088

Triangle .,

.1119

Kiln

959

Pen

..1019

Shell

.1088

Trinity

..1119

Knife

959

Pheon .

..1019

Ship

.1088

Trivet

.1119

Knot

959

Pile

.1021

Shot

.1093

Tub and

Pillar . ,

.1031

Shuttle .,

.1093

Tun

.1119

Label

960

Pipe

..1032

Sling

.1093

Turnpike .,

,.1119

Ladder . . .

960

Pitcher .

..1032

Spade

..1093

Lamp

960

Platter ..

.1032

Spear

.1093

Van

.1119

Leaf

960

Plough .,

.1032

Spectacle

1095

Vair and

-LiEG • . •

962

Point

.1032

Sphere . ,

.1095

Vairy . ,

,1119

Letter . . .

965

Pole

.1032

Spindle ..

.1095

Vert

.1120

Lock

966

PORTCULLIS1032

Spoon

.1095

Violin

.1120

Lozenge ...

966

Press

..1033

Spur

,.1096

Lure

973

Purse

..1033

Square . ,

.1096

Wedge

.1121

Squibe .

..1096

Wheel

.1121

Mallet ...

973

Quarter .

..1033

Staff

,.1096

Whip

.1122

Mantle ...

973

Quarterly 1035

Stilt

.1099

Whirlpool

1122

Mas cle ...

973

Quiver .,

,.1043

Stirrup .,

.1099

Wing

.1122

Mast

977

Stone

.1100

Working

Maunch . . .

977

Eaft

.1043

SUGAR-LOAFllOO

card

.1124

Mill

979

Rainbow.,

.1043

Sun

.1100

Wreath . .

.1124

Millpick...

979

Pake

..1043

Sword . ,

.1101

Mitre

979

Ray

,.1043

Yoke

.1125

Monster...

979

Reel

..1043

Tail

.1110

Mortar ...

989

Reptile .

..1043

Target . ,

.1111

Zules

.1125

XIX

TABLE OF CERTAIN CHARGES WHICH ARE TO BE FOUND UNDER MORE GENERAL TITLES.

This is supplemental to the cross references in the Work itself : it does not include the Charges which are shown by those references to be comprised under other Titles.

Charges.

Titles.

Charges.

Titles.

Acorn cup .

Cup

Bezant

Roundle

Adam or Naked

Bible .

, ,

Book

man

Human Figure

Big wheat

§ #

Fruit

Addice

Axe

Birth fish

# ,

Fish

African or Indian

Human Figure

Bishop

. .

Human Figure

Albanian bonnet .

Cap

Bittern

t .

Bird (Heron)

Alder or Elder-

Blazing star

s

Estoile

berry

Fruit

Blue-bottle

. .

Flower

Almond slip

Tree

Boat .

t ,

Ship

Anchor

Letter also

Boat hook

■

Hook

Antelope ( Hera I die)

Beast (Antelope)

Bonfire

, .

Beacon

Apollo

Human Figure

Bonnet

,

Cap

Archer

Human Figure

Bourdon

.

Staff

Armillary sphere .

Sphere

Bowl .

.

Cup and Platter

Armour

Human Figure,

Brambling .

.

Tree

• Head, Leg, etc.

Branch

.

Tree

Arrow bead

Pheon

Brig .

#

Ship

Ash

Tree

Britannia .

,

Human Figure

Astrolabe . .

Sphere also

Brize .

a

Insect (Gadfly)

Broach

a

Instrument

Bacchus

Human Figure

Brogue

•

Leg

Backgammon

Broom (Plant)

Tree

table

Board

Brunsay or Gadfly

Insect

Bag .

Purse

Bunch of grass

Bag of madder

Cushion

and reeds

Tree

Balm .

Tree

Bundle of arrows

Arrow

Barberry branch .

Tree

cotton

Knot and Pack

Bark .

Ship •

Bunten or Bunting

Bird (Finch)

Basilisk

Monster

Burdock

Leaf

Basnet

Head and Human

Burdon

Staff

Figure

Burgonet

Head (Human

Baston

Bend

figure)

Battle axe .

Axe and Spear

Bay .

Tree

Cannet

Bird (Buck)

Beaver

Beast (Beaver)

Canton voided

Square

Bell (Hawk's) .

Bell

Carbuncle .

Escarbuncle

Belt .

Belt and Ribbon

Carnation .

Flower

Bend .

Ribbon also

Casque

Head

Betony

Leaf

Cavalier

.

Human Figure

XX

TABLE OF CHARGES UNDER OTHER TITLES.

Chargt

Titles.

Charges.

Titles.

Cedar .

Tree

Digging-iron

Spade

Centa.ur or Sagit-

Dirk .

Sword

tarius

Monster

Dock leaf .

Leaf

Chabot or Chalbot

Fish

Doe

Beast (Deer)

Chain shot .

Shot

Door .

Building

Chalice

Candlestick & Cup

Dove .

Bird (Pigeon)

Chapeau

Cap

Dove house

Building also

Chaplet

Wreath

Dung fork .

Fork

Charity

Human Figure

Dyke .

Building

Cherub

Head and Human

Figure

Eagle .

Bird

Chess rook .

Zules also

Ear of rye .

Fruit

Chevalier

Human Figure

Ear of wheat

Fruit

Cheval trap

Caltrap

Eel spear .

Spear

China Cokar

Tree

Effet, Eft .

Reptile (Lizard)

Chough

Bird (Crow)

Eight foil .

Foil

Church

Building

Elder berry

. Fruit

Cinquefoil .

Foil

Elephant

. Beast

Civic crown

Wreath

Escucheon voidec

i Orle

Coat of mail

Human Figure

Cock and Hen

Bird (Cock)

Fabulous animal

. Monster

Cold well .

Building

Fasces

. Axe also

Collar (Dog's) .

Belt

Fencock

. Bird (Heron)

Compasses .

Instrument also

Fermail

Buckle

Coot .

Bird {Coot)

Ferral or Verule

. Annulet and Orle

Cormorant .

Bird

Ferris .

. Instrument also

Corn .

Fruit (Wheat)

Figure or Numeral Letter

Cornet

Horn

Fire brand .

Torch

Cornish Chough .

Bird (Crow)

Firepan

Beacon

Cost or Cotise

Bend

Fish pot

. Wheel

Cote .

Building

Flaming bush

Tree

Cotton

Tree

Flax comb .

. Comb

Cotton (bundle of)

Pack

Float, Flote

Instrument

Crawfish

Fish (Crevices)

Foine .

. Beast (Fitch)

Crequer plant

Tree

Forest .

. Tree

Crevices

Fish (Crawfish)

Fountain

. Building and Well

Creyke

Bird (Raven)

also

Cronel or Coronel

Head (Spear)

Fox .

. Beast

Cross .

Sal tire also

Frasier

. Flower

Crossbow .

Bow

Fusil .

. Spindle also

Crow .

Bird

•

Crown

Coronet

Gal trap

Caltrap

Crowned heart

Heart

Ganape

Bird (Turkey Cock)

Crutch

Staff-

Ganapie

Bird (Cormorant)

Cubit arm .

Hand

Garlic

. Fruit

Culverin

Gun

Garter

.' Belt and Bend

Currier's shave .

Instrument

Garvin

. Fish

Curry comb.

Comb

Gateway

. Building

Cygnet

Bird (Swan)

Ged .

. Fish (Pike)

Cypress sprig

Tree

Glazier's snippers Instrument

cripping

Dagger . _ .

Sword

iron

. Instrument

Danish Warrior .

Human Figure

Gletven or Trefoi

I

Dart .

Arrow and Spear

grass

Foil

Decrescent .

Crescent

Gourd

Fruit

Deer goat .

Msnstor (Head)

Grapes

. Fruit

Die

?rffce

Grass .

. Tree

TABLE OF CHARGES UNDER OTHER TITLES.

XXI

Charges.

Titles.

Charges.

Titles.

Grazier or Spoke-

Lamb (three-

shave

Instrument

headed) .

Monster

Greave

Leg

Lampago or Man

Grenade

Fireball

tiger

Monster

Grosing iron

Instrument

Lancet or Fleam .

Instrument

Grove .

Tree

Leech .

Reptile

Guinea wheat

Fruit

Leg bone .

Bone

Gun stone .

Roundle (Pellet)

Link or firebrand

Torch

Gurges • .

Whirlpool

Lion poisson

Monster

Guttees

Gouttes

Lizard

Reptile

Lobster's elaws .

Leg

Habergeon .

Human Figure

Long cross . .

Staff

Hake .

Fish (Bream)

Halbert

Axe, Blade, and

Man in armour .

Human Figure

Spear

Mandrake .

Tree

Half spear .

Arrow and Spear

Marlion, Merlion .

Bird (Martlet)

Hammer

Mallet also

Marten

Beast (Fitch)

Hank of silk

Knot

Matchlock .

Gun

Hank of bow-

Merchant brig

Ship

strings

Knot

Mew .

Bird (Gull)

Harvest fly .

Insect

Mitus .

Bird (Pheasant)

Hat band .

Belt

Moor cock and

Hawthorn .

Tree

hen .

Bird

Head of arrow

Morse .

Beast (Seal) anc

and dart

Pheon

Monster

Head of spear or

Mountain cat

Beast (Gat)

Cronel

Head (Spear)

Heathcock .

Bird (Moorcock)

Naked man .

Human Figure

Hedgehog fish

Fish (Sea Urchin)

Narcissus

Flower

Heliotrope .

Flower tf^jml? S$a

Noah's Ark .

Ship

Hempbreak

Instrument Ik.'V

Numeral

Letter also

Hill and Hillock

Rock also

Hogshead .

Tun

Olive .

Tree

Holly branch and

Orange

Roundle

bush

Tree

Organ pipe .

Horn and Pipe

Hook .

Rake also

Organ rest .

Rest

Hopbine

Tree

Ounce .

Beast (Lynx)

Hop pole only .

Staff

Hop pole and

Pack saddle

Saddle

fruit

Tree

Palm branch

Tree

Hornet

Insect

Parchment .

Roll

Horseman .

Human Figure

Partridge .

Bird

Hulk .

Ship

Paschal Lamb

Beast (Sheep)

Hurst . . .

Trees

Passion nails

IS ail

Paviour's pickaxe

Axe

Ibex .

Beast (Antelope)

Penner and Ink-

Implement .

Instrument

horn

Book

Infula .

Cap

Pennoncel .

Banner

Inkhorn and

Pepper pod

Fruit

penner

Book

Peruke

Head (Human

Iron or digging-

Figure)

spade

Spade

Pestle

Mortar

Pick .

Mill pick

Jaw bone .

Bone

Pick axe

Axe

Pike staff .

Spear

Knot of silk

Knot

Pillow .

Cushion

Pine cone .

Fruit

XX11

TABLE OF CHARGES UNDER OTHER TITLES.

Charges.

Titles.

Charges.

Titles.

Plasterer's ham-

Starling

Bird

mer .

Hammer

Steel for striking

Playing-top .

Top

fire .

Ferris & Instrument

Plumber's or sol-

Stem .

Tree

dering iron

Instrument

Stock .

Tree

Pole .

Staff and Tree also

Stock card .

Working card

Pole axe

Axe and Spear

Stone bill .

Wedge

Powet or Tadpole

Reptile (Frog)

Sugar cane .

Tree

Pruning hook

Hook

Sugar loaf .

Cone also

Sunflower .

Flower

Quill or Trundle .

Fusil and Shuttle

Surgeon's fleam .

Instrument

Quill of Tarn

Fusil

Sword fish (blade

of) .

Blade

Ragged Staff

Staff

Reeds .

Bundle and Trees

Tadpole

Reptile (Frog)

Regalia

Coronet

Tassel or Teasel .

Flower also, & Tree

Remora

Monster

Tau .

Cross and Letter

Ribbon

Bend also

Temple

Building

Roele (or Rowel)

Mullet

Thatcher's hook .

Comb, Hook, and

Round well .

Building

Rake

Thighbone .

Bone

Saint Giles and

Thorn .

Tree

St. Columb.

Human Figure

Tirret or Shackbolt

Lock

Salix .

Tree

Tobacco plant

Tree

Salmon's spear .

Spear

Toison or Fleece .

Beast (Sheep)

Salt

Cup

Trefoil leaf

Leaf

Saltorel

Saltire and Cross

Tressel

Threstle

Scroll .

Escroll and Roll

Trestle

Threstle

Scythe blade

Blade

Tricorporate Lion

Monster

Sea calf

Beast (Seal)

True-lover's knot

Knot

Sea crow

Bird (Cormorant)

Trundle

Fusil & Instrument

Sea dragon .

Monster

Trussel

Threstle

Sea gull

Bird (Gull)

Tuft of grass

Tree

Sea lion

Beast, also Monster

Tuft of reeds

Bundle and Tree

Sea teal

Bird (Duck)

Turnip

Flower

Sea urchin .

Fish

Turnstile

Reel

Seal .

Beast

Shakefork .

Fork

Vane .

Banner

Shamrock .

3-Foil

Vannet

Escallop

Shankbone .

Bone

Verules

Annulet and Orle

Sheaf of arrows .

Arrow

Yiures or Vivres

Bar dance tty

Sheep .

Beast

Sheldrake .

Bird (Duck)

Wallet

Purse

Shin bone .

Bone

Wastle cake

Roundle

Shrine

Building

"Water leaf .

Leaf

Silkworm fly

Insect

Welke or Whelk .

Fish

Slaughter axe

Axe

Wharrow

Fusil and Spindle

Slay, Slea .

Bundle

Wig .

Head (Human

Slip of leaves

Tree

Figure)

Snaffle bit .

Bit

Windmill sail

Sail

Spade .

Blade also

Wine press .

Press

iron

Blade and Cram-

Winnowing baS-

pette

KCt • • •

Van

Spike .

Nail

Wood bill .

Axe

Spoonbill

Bird

Wool comb

Comb

Stag .

Beast (Deer)

Wool pack & sack

Pack

Stag's horn

Horn

Wound

Roundle (Hurt)

PAPWORTH'S

ORDINARY OF BRITISH

ARMORIALS.

THE AUTHORITIES TO WHICH REFERENCE IS MADE BY THE ITALIC CAPITALS IN THE BODY OF THIS WORK.

A. Acre Roll, dated a.d. 1192 (but 1 later). Ashmolean MS. 1120; Harleian MS.

6137. ## Roll, circa a.d. 1240-45. Printed by Nicolas, 8vo., London 1829, from

MS. l, 14, in the College of Arms. C Roll circa a.d. 1256-66. Printed in Leland's Collectanea, 8vo., Oxford

1707, ii, 610; Harl. MS. 6589.

D. Roll, circa a.d. 1286. Harl. MS. 6137.

E. Roll, circa a.d. 1277-87. Harl. MSS. 6137, and 6589.

F. Roll, circa a.d. 1262-92. Harl. MS. 6137.

G. Roll, circa a.d. 1296. Harl. MS. 6137. H. Falkirk Roll, a.d. 1298. Harl. MS. 6589.

I. Roll, circa a.d. 1299. Harl. MSS. 6137, and 6589.

J. Roll, circa a.d. 1300. Harl. MSS. 6137, and 6589.

K. Caerlaveroc Poem, a.d. 1301. Printed in Grose's Antiquarian Repertory, 4to., London 1779, ii, 107-284, from Cotton MS. Caligula A, 18; and by Nicolas, 4to., London 1828, from the same MS. and from another in the College of arms: Harl. MSS. 6137, and 6589.

L. Dunstable Roll, a.d. 1308. Harl. MSS. 6137, and 6589.

M. Roll, circa a.d. 1300-12. Harl. MS. 6589.

N. Roll, circa a.d. 1308-14. Printed by Mores, 4to., Oxford 1749, from

Queen's College (Oxford) MS. 158, and from Bodleian MS., Dods worth 145- 5086; in Grose's Antiquarian Repertory, 4to., London 1780, iii, 86, from Borret's MS.; in Palgrave's Parliamentary Writs, fol., London 1827, i, 410; and by Nicolas, 8vo., London 1828, both from Cott. MS. Caligula A, 18 : Ashmol. MS., Wood f, 33: Harl. MSS. 4033, 5803, 6137, and 6589 ; Lansdowne MS. 855.

0. Boroughbridge Roll, a.d. 1322. Printed in Palgrave's Parliamentary Writs, fol., London 1830, ii, Appendix 196, from Wynn's MS. Ashmol. MS. 831.

P. Roll, after a.d. 1338. Printed in Nichols's Collectanea Topographica,8vo.,

London 1834, ii, 320, from Grimaldi's MS.

Q. Calais Bannerets, a.d. 1345-48. Printed by Mores, 4to., Oxford 1749, from West's MS.: Ashmol. MS. 1120: Cotton MS. Tiberius e 9; Harl. MSS. 6589 and 6595.

R. Calais Knights, a.d. 1348. Harl. MS. 6589.

S. Roll, circa a.d. 1392-97. Printed by Willement, 4to., London 1834, from

Newling's MS.

T. Rouen Roll, a.d. 1418. Ashmol. MS. 1120: Harl. MS. 6137.

U. Parliament Roll, a.d. 1512. Cole MS. 30: another, a.d. 1515, printed by Wille- ment, fol., London 1829. V. Glover's Ordinary, Cotton MS. Tiberius d, 10 ; Harl. MSS. 1392, and 1459. W. Withie's additions, to the last-named, in Harl. MS. 1459. X Jenyn's Collection, Harl. M.S. 6589.

Y. Jenyn's Ordinary, partly printed by Nicolas, 8vo., London 1829, from MS. in the College of Arms ; but of greater length in Harl. MS. 6589.

Z. Sandford, Genealogical History, fol., London 1707 ; the numerals -which follow this letter refer to the pages in that book.

V*. Coats, incorrectly given in the printed Glover's Ordinary, which have been copied into books of reference and probably used as actual coats.

All those coats for which no authorities are cited have been derived from heraldic works of repute, and trustworthy other sources.

PAPWORTH'S

ORDINARY OF BRITISH ARMORIALS.

ACORN see Fruit.

ADDER see Reptile. ALANT see Beast.

ALCE see Monster.

ALLERION see Bird.

ANCHOR

(including Grappling-iron) ;

palewise unless otherwise described.

Arg. an anchor az. surmounted by a maunch sa.

charged with three crosses patty of the field.

Colpoys. Arg. an anchor without a stock ppr. environed

on the centre with the letter C or. Clement's

Inn. Arg. an anchor sa. Skipton. Az. an anchor arg. Offer, Scotland, W. Az. an anchor or. Fere, Scotland, W. Fero. Barry of six arg. and az. over all an anchor with

two cables fixed to the ring noded and pendent

or. Allen, London. Gu. an anchor arg. the ring or. Zachert. Gu. an anchor arg. the stock or. Goadefroy.

Goodreed, Ribstan, co. York. Goodrood. Gu. an anchor or. Fair, Scotland. Or an anchor az. Dutonge. Or an anchor gu. Fairholm, Craige Hall, Scot- land. Or an anchor gu. quarterly with arg. a boar's head

erased sa. all within a bordure az. Fairholm,

Greenhill, recorded 1757. Or an anchor sa. Chappell, London, Her.

Off. MSS. Vincent, No. 154. Chappell, Lon- don, W. Or an anchor sa. charged with a fleur-de-lis arg.

for diff. Chappell. Per fess or and arg. an anchor sa. Harrison,

London. Vert an anchor az. (but ? arg. or ppr.) Letemps.

1 ANCHOR and in chief

Chief Arg. an anchor az. a chief gu. May, Ireland.

on a Chief Coronet

Az. a cabled anchor supported by a lion ramp, or on a chief wavy erm. an eastern crown of the second betw. two lions' heads erased sa. Richardson, London. .... Escallops Arg. an anchor sa. on a chief wavy gu. three es- callops of the first. Jasper, London.

1 ANCHOR and in chief. . . .cont.

on a Chief Flowers

Gu. an anchor arg. on a chief or threap roses of the

first. Dr. Gibson, Hatton Garden, London, 171 6.

Mager or Major, Southampton ; and the Isle

of Wight, Her. Off. Hants, c. 28. Mayor, Rugby. Gu. an anchor or on a chief of the second three

roses of the field. Mayer or Mayor, Island of

Jersey, granted temp. Henry VII. .... Head

Or an anchor sa. on a chief crenelly gu. a leo- pard's head betw. two estoiles arg. Tivitoe,

London, granted 13 March, 1761. .... Roundles Gu. an anchor or on a chief of the last three tor-

teaux. Heysham, London ; and Stagenhoe

Park. co. Herts. Mullet Az. an anchor arg. in chief a mullet of six points

betw. two crescents or. Ferrie, Glasgow,

1 ANCHOR betw. or within. . . . Anchors An anchor betw. two smaller ones within the beam and fluke. Navy Office seal. Beasts Or an anchor sa. between two lions pass. gu.

Delme, Lord Mayor of London, 1724. Or an anchor fesswise (but ? in fess) sa. betw. two lions pass. gu. Owen. Birds Gu. an anchor betw. three martlets or. Cairns.

Escallops Az. an anchor betw. three escallops arg. Green or Greene, Ireland. Fishes Arg. an anchor betw. two dolphins haurient re- specting each other ppr. Colston, Colston Hall, co. Lincoln ; Filkins Hall, co. Oxford ; and Roundway Park, co. Wilts. Coulson, Cotting- ham Castle. Or an anchor betw. three fishes naiant az. Habgood. Mullets Arg. in a sea in base ppr. an anchor az. betw. two mullets in fess of the last. Barsane, Edinburgh. Arg. an anchor az. placed in the sea ppr. betw. two mullets of the second all within a bordure arg. (but? of the second). Barton, Edinburgh. Gu. an anchor or betw. two mullets in fess arg. Fair.

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AN ORDINARY OF

1 ANCHOR betw. or within cont.

Sword and Flower Arg. an anchor az. ringed or over all a fetterlock containing on the dexter a sword erect of the second hilt and pomel gold on the sinister a rose gu. Town of Bewdley, co. Worcester.

1 ANCHOR betw. or within

and in chief. . . . on a Chief

Erm. an anchor az. betw. three escallops gu. on a chief wavy of the second a naval coronet or. Parker. Harburn, co. Warwick, bart.

Az. an anchor or encircled with an oak wreath vert betw. three mullets pierced gold on a chief paly of seven of the last and gu. a mural crown arg. Dickson, Hardingham Hall, Nor- folk, Bart.

2 ANCHORS

Two anchors in saltire with the cables* interlaced. Victualling Office seal.

2 ANCHORS between

Arg. two grappling-irons in saltire sa. betw. four pears gu. Stoford, Stoford, co. Devon.

3 ANCHORS

An anchor with another smaller on each side within the beam and fluke. Navy Office seal. Or three anchors sa. Marchant, co. Devon.

3 ANCHORS and in chief

Arg. three anchors sa. a chief az. Lovegrove.

3 ANCHORS betw. or within

and in chief. . . . Arg. three anchors sa. in pale betw. two palets vert a chief gu. Darwell.

ANGEL see Human-figure.

ANGLES

(sometimes called Chevrons-couped, or Crosses-

couped, but probably instruments made of

metal; see Glover.)

Arg. three pairs of angles interlaced fesswise at

each end an annulet az. Wastley. Arg. thi-ee pairs of angles interlaced palewise with a ring at each end gu. Wastlay, V.

ANNULET (including Gem-ring) : see Escarbuncle, Orle, "Whirlpool, and "Wreath. Reference for coats, in which the annulet is a common difference, must be made to the charges which it accompanies. Arg. an annulet sa. Pym, Sidford, co. Devon. Az. an annulet ensigned with a cross patty and interlaced with a saltire couped and conjoined at base or. Borough of Southwa.rk. Chequy az. and or an annulet gu. Prothero. Gyronny of eight arg. and gu. an annulet counter- changed. Letch. Gyronny of eight gu. and or. an annulet counter- changed. Lonsdale. Gyronny of eight sa and arg. an annulet counter- changed. Doolan, Ireland. Or. fretty gu. in the middle an annulet interlaced

az. John Mell, Godsall, co. Stafford, V. Per chev. gu. and arg. in base an annulet of the first. Laman or Lyman, Harl. MS. 1458. Lamon, Lanam, Lymon, or Lynam.

1 ANNULET and in chief

Sa. an annulet environing a crosier the foot en- wrapped by a snake in chief two coronets arg. Benedictine Abbey at Bardney, co. Lincoln.

1 ANNULET and in base

Arg. in chief a gem-ring gu. out of a mount in base three trefoils vert. Dorrien, Haresfoot, co. Herts.

1 ANNULET betw. or within

Bordure

Gu. an annulet or within a bordure engr. sa. Blankensop, Cumberland. Compasses Arg. an annulet betw. the legs of a pair of com- passes sa. Hadley, V. Escallops Arg. an annulet betw. three escallops gu. Turney, co. Dorset.

Fleurs-de-lis Arg. an annulet suspending two buckets saltire- wise sa. betw. three fleurs-de-lis gu. Banister. Flowers Gu. an annulet or betw. three roses arg. Sipling. co. York. Harrows Erminois an annulet interlacing three trian- gular harrows conjoined in the fess point.. . . Redmayn, co. York. Lozenges Az. an annulet betw. three lozenges arg. Hole. Az. an annulet arg. betw. three lozenges or. Hole, Ebberly House, near Great Torrington, co. Devon, quartering gu. two bars or.

1 ANNULET betw. or within

and in chief. . . .

Az. an annulet environing a barrulet betw. two bars and in chief a cross patty fitcby or. Holte, V.

2 ANNULETS

Arg. semy of 3-foils ppr. two annulets braced in

the nombril point sa. Eaton. Eton. Quarterly or and gu. in the second and third

quarters an annulet gold over all a bend sa.

Borgillon. Quarterly vert and arg. in the second and third

quarters an annulet gu. Beecroft, Bishop

Wearmouth, co. Durham.

2 ANNULETS and in chief. . . . on a Canton

Arg. two annulets and a canton az. Brember,

London.

on a Chief Erm. two rings interlaced sa. on a chief of the last

three crosses formy ar. Wychingham, Norfolk. Erm. two annulets linked together sa. on a

chief of the second three crosses patty arg.

WlTCHINGHAJI.

2 ANNULETS betw. or within

Crosses

Arg. two annulets linked together gu. betw. three crosses formy sa. Thornhagh, co. Notting- ham, confirmed 4 Feb. 1582. 3-Foils

Arg. two annulets conjunct sa. within an orle of 3-foils slipped vert. John Eton, V.

3 ANNULETS

Arg. three annulets az. Richards or Rychers, Kent ; and Swannington, Norfolk. Richers, Norfolk. Riches, V. Rithers, Wrotham, Kent.

Arg. three annulets gu. Hirton (that Ilk). Rosseter or Roster.

Arg. three annulets each enclosing a 5-foil gu. a mullet for diff. Sir Pont Red, V.

BRITISH ARMORIALS.

3 ANNULETS.... cont.

Arg. three annulets sa. Basill, W.

Arg. three annulets vert. Hargenill, Harl. MS.

1458. Hargonell. Az. three annulets arg. Anlett, V. Aylet. Az. three annulets or. Anlett. Bysett. John de Pecham, A.

Barry of six arg. and az. in chief three annu- lets of the last. Cramlington, co. York.

Barry of six arg. and az. in chief three annulets sa. Cramlington, V. Cramlington, Westmoreland. Cromlington, V*.

Barry of six arg. and sa. three annulets or. Seamarke.

Barry of six arg. and sa. in chief three annulets of the second. Cookes, V*. Tylleok.

Barry of eight erm. and az. over all three annulets or. Harries, Ouckton, and Tong Castle, co. Salop..

Barry of ten az. and erm. three annulets or. Harris, Cork ; and Park's Grove, co. Kilkenny, 1685.

Barry of ten erm. and az. three annulets or. Harris.

Erm. three annulets gu. two and one. Besills.

Erm. three annulets interlaced in triangle gu. Mandere, V.

Erm. three annulets one within the other gu. Sir John Fytton, V., his daughter m. Holward.

Gu. three annulets arg. Michelston.

Gu. three gem-rings az. (? arg.) Michilston.

Gu.threegem-rings arg. stoned az. Mychilstan,F.

Gu. three annulets each inclosing a 5-foil or. Sr. . Damecke or Dameke, V.

Gu. three annulets or stoned az. Eglinton, Eg- linton, Scotland, quartered by Montgomery.

Gu. three gem-rings or stoned of the first. Mychelstan, W. Mychilstan, V*.

Gu. three annulets engr. or. Everard, Hark- down, Suffolk.

Or three annulets gu. Hutton (that Ilk).

Per bend az. and arg. three annulets counter- changed. Whistleford.

Per bend sinister wavy arg. and az. three annulets countercbanged. Pollardby.

Per chev. arg. and gu. in chief three annulets of the last. Layman.

Per chev. gu. and arg. three annulets counter- changed. Layman. Schicke. Harl. MS. 1458. Schyke. Skike, Suffolk.

Per chev. gu. and or three gem-rings counter- changed. William Grace, V.

Per chev. indented gu. and sa. three annulets arg. Weekes, Surrey.

Per chev. gu. and sa. three annulets or. Weeks.

Per chief indented arg. and gu. three annulets counterchanged. Amervile.

Per fess dancetty (or indented) arg. and gu. three annulets counterchanged. Sir Thomas Amervill, Norfolk, V. Amvill, V*.

MONGODENE Or NoNGEDENE, V.

Per fess az. and arg. three annulets counter- changed. Whiselford, Harl. MS. 1458.

Per fess dancetty az. and arg. three annulets counterchanged. Aubervil, Suffolk.

Per fess az. and or. three annulets counter- changed. Whistelford.

Per fess indented gu. and arg. three annulets coun- terchanged. MONCKTON, MONGTON, MoNGDENE,

or Monkton, co. York. Mondegon, Harl. MS. 1458. Per fess or and az. three annulets counter- changed. Orseys, co. Worcester.

3 ANNULETS.... cont.

Per fess or and gu. three annulets counter- changed. Criell.

Per saltire az. and gu. over all three annulets or two and one. Anhelet, V.

Sa. three annulets arg. Jawdrell. Michelstan,

MlCHELSTANE, Or MlCHELSTON.

Sa. three annulets or. Michelstone.

3 ANNULETS and in chief

Beast .... three annulets and in chief a greyhound

courant gu. Rhodes. Canton Arg. three annulets and a canton az. Brambud.

Brember, London. Arg. three annulets az. a canton of the last thereon

a mullet of the field for diff. Sir Nicholas

Brambtjll, or Brember, V*. Arg. three annulets sa. a canton of the last thereon

a mullet of the field for diff. Brember, Lord

Mayor of London, 1377, 1383, 1384, and

1385. Az. three annulets arg. a canton of the last thereon

a mullet gu. for diff. Brember, London. Chief Gu. three annulets and a chief arg. with (for

augmentation) a canton or charged with the

rose of England. Aylet, Howells, Essex. Per saltire gu. and az. three annulets or two and

one a chief of the last. Blanson.

on a Chief Beast

Az. three annulets or on a chief arg. a greyhound

courant gu. collared of the second. Rhodes,

Little Eden. Rodes.

Fret

Per saltire az. and gu. three annulets or on a

chief arg. a fret sa. Blanson, V*. Per saltire gu. and az. in the first three annulets

or on a chief arg. a fret sa. Blanson, V.

Eretty

Per pale gu. and az. three annulets or two and

one a chief of the second fretty sa. Blandson. Per saltire az. and gu. over all three annulsts or

a chief of the last fretty vert. Blanson, Harl.

MS. 1458. Per saltire gu. and az. over all three annulets or

a chief of the last fretty sa. Blanson, V. Sa. three annulets arg. a chief of the last fretty

of the field. Helton, co. York. Sa. three annulets or a chief of the last fretty of

the field. Helton. Quarter Arg. three annulets az. a quarter of the last

thereon a mullet of the field for diff. Sir

Nicholas Brambtjll, or Brember, V. Saltires Sa. three annulets or in chief two saltires arg.

John Helton, co. Westmoreland, X.

3 ANNULETS betw. or within. . . . Bordure Arg. three annulets within a bordure gu. Besills. co. York. Cotises Arg. three annulets in bend betw. two cotises sa. within a bordure engr. gu. Selwyne. 5-Foils Arg. three annulets within an orle of 5-foils sa.

Walker, Mansfield, co. Nottingham. Per chev. arg. and az. three annulets within an orle of 5 foils all counterchanged. Walker, Eastwood, co. Nottingham.

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AN ORDINARY OF

3 ANNULETS betw. or within cont.

Heads Az. three annulets in fess arg. betw. as many bull's heads erased of the last attired or. BriLL, co. York ; Hockwold, Norfolk ; London ; brass to Josias Bull, ob. 1621, in the church at Sutton Coldfield, co. Warwick.

3 ANNULETS betw. or within. . . .

and in chief

Sa. three annulets in pale betw. two palets or a chief arg. Mant.

On 3 ANNULETS Sa. three annulets arg. each charged with seven torteaux. DicwAND,Tr*. Dicward.F. Diewand.

4 ANNULETS Arg. three annulets two and one conjoined to a

fourth in the centre by a fillet sa. Berlingee. Erm. four annulets .... Cantwell. Gyronny of eight az. and arg. four annulets or.

Anlett, Harl. MS. 1458. Gyronny of eight or and az. four annulets of the

first. Ambett. Persaltire az. and gu. four annulets or. Anlett,F*. Per saltire az. and gu. four annulets in cross or

fretty sa. Blunson. Per saltire gu. and az. four annulets in cross arg.

Anlet, co. York. Per saltire gu. and az. four annulets or. Anneles. Per saltire gu. and az. four annulets in cross or.

Anlet, temp. Edward IV, V. Anlett. Quarterly per fess indented arg. and gu. four

annulets counterchanged. Brackington.

4 ANNULETS and in chief

Per saltire gu. and az. four annulets or on a chief of the second a fret vert. Blanson.

ft ANNULETS

Arg. five annulets one within the other az. Gorges, V.

Arg. five annulets conjunct az. Gouges.

Arg. five annulets one within the other az. alter- nately oppressing a cross engr. sa. Robert Gifford, Harl. MS. 6137.

Arg. five annulets one within the other gu. Chellery, V.

Az. five annulets one within the other arg. Rauf de Gorges, E.

Erm. five annulets in chev.gu. Ward man, London.

Gu. five annulets or two two and one. Skiponn.

Or five annulets one within the other vert em- bracing and depressed by a cross engr. gu. Robert Gyffard, A.

5 ANNULETS and in chief

Gu. five annulets and a canton erm. Cantwell,

Ireland. Gu. five annulets or a canton erm. Whitte. Gu. five annulets or two two and one a canton erm.

Cantwell, Ireland, V. Rayling Whitte, V.

6 ANNULETS

Arg. six annulets gu. Avenell, co. Gloucester. Sir John de Plessis, B. De Plessis, Y. John Plessis, Y.

Arg. six annulets gu. two two and two. Sir Hughe Placis or Plessy, V.

Arg. six annulets gu. three two and one. Avery, Haddon, co. Derby. Giffourd. Lowther, Ireland. Plasses, co. Oxford, Harl. MS. 1458. Playce, co. Oxford ; and co. Salop. Plecy or Plessetis, Earl of Warwick. Plessey or Plessis, co. Oxford. Hue de Plessis, E. Sire Hugue de Plessis, J.

6 ANNULETS.... cont. Arg. six annulets gu. three and three. Plecy, S. Arg. six annulets sa. Langthorne. Henry Luzer

(? Luther), F. Arg. six annulets sa. three two and one. Bexwell.

Lanthon, Harl. MS. 1458. Lowdes, of the

North. Manvers, W. Az. six annulets arg. three two and one. Ronton. Az. six annulets or. De Musgrave, Y. Thomas

Musgrave, Y. Az. six annulets or two two and two. Sir Thomas

Musgrave, V. Az. six annulets or three two and one. Sir John

Folyott, Kent, V. Musgrave, Hayton Castle,

Cumberland; andBarnsley Park, co. Gloucester,

Bart. Musgrave, Edenhall, Cumberland, Bart.

Musgrave, Norton Conyers, co. York, created

Bart. 20 Oct. 1038. Musgrave, Myrtle Grove,

co. Cork; and Tourin Cappoquin, co. Water- ford, Bart. Musgrave, Musgrave Hall, Penrith ;

and Clea, Cumberland; Ashby, Ashby Mus- grave, and Hartley Castle, Westmoreland;

Westminster, 1716. Thomas Musgrave, S.

Pecham. Petham. Gu. six annulets arg. Avenell, Netherhaddon,

co.Derby; the co-heiress, temp. John m. Vernon

and Bassett. Gu. six annulets in pale arg. Cardoyll, Harl.

MS. 1458. Gu. six annulets arg. two two and two. Sir Raufe

de Kardoill, V. Kardoyle. Gu. six annulets arg. three two and one.

Cantwell. Kardaile or Kardoyle. Newport. Gu. six annulets or. Sir John de Crombwell, M .

Sir John Cromwell, I. John Cromwell, Y.

Sire Johan de Cromwelle, N. Musgrave.

Newport. John de Vepount, P. Vipont

or Vipount. John de Vipount,!?. Sir Nicolas

Vipount, I. Gu. six annulets or a label az. Sir John de

Vepount, M. Gu. six annulets or two two and two. Sir Robert de

Vipount, co. York, V. (three two and one, W.) Gu. six annulets or three two and one. Cantwell.

Cromwell, Cambridge. Vipont, Westminster,

1716 ; and co. York. Vypoint. Gu. six annulets conjoined in pairs or two and

one. Clench. Gu. six annulets embraced or two two and two.

Bracer. Gyronny of six az. and arg. on each an annulet

counterchanged. Mearns. Or six annulets az. three two and one. Londres.

Lonsdale, in S. Sepulchre's church, London. Or six annulets gu. Cromwell. Newport. John

Vepont, Westmoreland, Y. Sire Nicholas de

VepounDj.N'. Sir Nicol Vepount, M. Vipoint.

DeViPOiNTE, Y. Sir Nicolas Vipount, I. Or six annulets gu. two two and two. Sir Roger

Cromwell, V. Lowder. Sir Henry Lowder, V. Or six annulets gu. three two and one. Vipont ;

and with a label az. Sir John de Vipont, L. Or six annulets sa. Loucher, Y. Hugh de

Lowther, Y. Or six annulets sa. two two and two. Olound or

Oulond, V*. Sir Hugh Olouner, V. Ouland. Or six annulets sa. three two and one. Langton.

Lowther, Earl of Lonsdale. Lowther, Swil-

lington, co. York, Bart. Lowther, Pontefract;

Mask, co. York; Cockermouth, Cumberland. Per bend sinister wavy or and az. six annulets

counterchanged. Sir John Pollu (? Pollewe ),

co. Devon., Harl. MS. 2021, fo. 17 b.

BRITISH AEMOEIALS.

6 ANNULETS cont.

Per saltire and per fess arg. and gu. six an- nulets counterchanged one two two and one.

TlDDEMAN.

Quarterly or and gu. three annulets arg. in

each of the second and third quarters over

all a bend sa. Borgulion, Burgonyon, or

Burgulion. Sa. six annulets braced palewise in pairs arg. two

and one. Anderton, Anderton, co. Lancaster.

Harl. MS. 1459, fo. 4. Sa. six annulets or. John de Leeke, 7. De

Leke, Y. Sa. six annulets or two two and two. Loder.

Lother. Louders, Scotland, Harl. MS., 1458.

Lowther, Northumberland. Sir Hugh de

LOWTHER, V.

Sa. six annulets or three two and one. Latham. Leek.

6 ANNULETS and in Chief

Canton Gu. six annulets or a canton erm. Cantweix,

Ireland, V. Cauntwell, Ireland. Chief Arg. six annulets gu. a chief chequy sa. and or

Plecy or Plesstis, Upwinborne-Plecy, co.

Dorset, temp. Edward I. Gu. six annulets or conjoined in pairs two and

one a chief of the second. Clench, Harksted,

Suffolk. Gu. six annulets interlaced palewise in pairs and

a chief or. Clench, V*.

on a Chief Or six annulets sa. three two and one on a chief

arg. three mullets of the second. Ellington.

6 ANNULETS betw. or within .... Bordure Arg. six annulets sa. within a bordure engr. gu.

Bexwell, Harl. MS. 1458. Boxwell. Arg. six annulets sa. three two and one within a

bordure engr. gu. Bexwell, V. Beywell, V. Gu. six annulets or within a bordure engr. arg.

Thomas Blinkensop, Helbecke, Y. Cromwell. Gu. six annulets or three two and one within a

bordure engr. ar. Blankensop or Blenkensop,

Cumberland. Blineensopp. Helebeke. Gu. six annulets or a bordure compony arg. and

az. Cromwell. Gu. six annulets or a bordure compony arg. and

sa. Cromwell. Gu. six annulets or three two and one within

a bordure engrailed compony arg. and az.

Crodmwell, V. Gu. six annulets or three two and one all within

a bordure engr. (? of the last). Blankensop, V.

7 ANNULETS

Gu. seven annulets conjoined in pale arg. Kendall.

9 ANNULETS Arg. nine annulets in saltire interlaced five gu. and four az. Hatchet or Hatchett.

10 ANNULETS Gu. ten annulets or four three two and one.

Bipont. Or ten annulets sa. four three two and one.

Louther.

10 ANNULETS and in chief

Sa. ten annulets arg. four three two and one on a chief of the last a lion pass, of the field. Bridgeman, Norfolk.

12 ANNULETS

Sa. twelve annulets divided into three chains of four each palewise arg. two and one. Anderton, Claiton, co. Lancaster, Harl. MS. 1468, fo. 96.

ANNULETS unnumbered Arg. semy of annulets within each a lion ramp, and an eagle displ. alternately sa. in the inter- stices a lesser annulet of the last. Yvain. Gu. fretty or on each joint an annulet az. Mell. Quarterly gu. and arg. annulets and crosses patty alternately in bordure counterchanged. Alt, Loughborough, co. Leicester.

ANT see Insect. ANTELOPE see Beast.

ANVIL

Az. an anvil or. Arnulfe. Gu. an anvil arg. Arnoul. Gu. a smith's anvil arg. Anvatle or Anvil.

3 ANVILS

Per chev. arg. and sa. three anvils counter- changed. Smith, Abingdon, co. Berks ; and London, 1634 ; Her. Off. London, c. 24, fol. 3 b.

APE see Beast. APPLE see Fruit.

ARCH see Building.

ABGENT

For Argent quartering a charged field (with or

without a charge over all} see Quarterly the

second and third charged with ....

Arg. simple. Boguet, Normandy.

Arg. in chief dexter a crescent and sinister an

annulet sa. Bydall, Harl. MS. 2021.

ABE see Ship.

ABM see Hand.

ARROW (including Bird-bolt, Dart, Half-spear, and Broad- arrow which sometimes means a Pheon); palewise and point downward unless otherwise described ; see Bow, and Quiver ; and for Arrow-head see Pheon.

Arg. an arrow erect or supported betw. the fore- legs of a demi-buck gu. Decker, London, granted 6th August, 1616.

Per pale embattled gu. and az. an arrow in bend or barbed and feathered arg. point upward. Cugler. Cuyler, St. John's Lodge, co. Hert- ford, Bart.

Vert an arrow arg. point upward. (The ancient coat of) M'Adam, Waterhead, co. Kirkcud- bright ; and Ballochmorrie, co. Ayr.

Vert an arrow in pale or feathered and headed arg. Standard, Whitehill, co. Oxford.

1 ARROW and in base.... Vert an arrow fesswise in chief and a dexter hand apaumy couped in base arg. Lodghnan, Ireland.

1 ARROW betw. or within. . . .

For 1 Arrow betw. the attires of a stag's head

see 1 Head and in chief, and so in

analogous cases. Beasts Quarterly erm. and gu. an arrow in bend sinister point upward. . . .betw. in the first and fourth quarters a lion ramp. . . . Foskett, Rosehill, Abbot's Langley, co. Herts. Feathers Gu. an arrow with on each side where the feather should be three ostrich feathers (? in pale) arg. the barb erected or. Bocken or Borcken.

AN ORDINARY OF

1 ARROW betw. or within.

.cont.

Heads

Or an arrow betw. three boars' heads gu. Dannere, Scotland. Horns

.... a broad arrow feathered .... betw.

three harts' horns .... Hall, co. Devon.

Arg. a barbed arrow feathered or betw. three

bugle-horns sa. Hawley, co. Devon.

Arg. an arrow or feathered gu. betw. three bugle- horns stringed sa. and interlacing the lower one. Haule, co. Devon, V. Wings

Gu. an arrow point upward betw. two wings con- joined in base arg. Zingel, V.

Gu. a broad arrow between two wings (? arg.) Zingell.

1 ARROW betw. or within

and in chief. . . .

on a Chief Head

Vert a dart betw. two garbs or on a chief az. a

cherub's head ppr. betw. two estoiles arg.

Thackery. Vert a dart betw. two garbs or on a chief purp. a

cherub's head gold betw. two estoiles of six

points of the last. Thackeray.

Mullets

Arg. a dart fesswise piercing a heart gu. on a chief

az. three mullets of the first. Douglas, Bads,

Scotland. Arg. an arrow fesswise piercing a heart surmounted

with a royal crown ppr. on a chief az. three

mullets of the first. Douglas, Chilston House,

Boughton-Malherbe, Kent.

Fheons

Gu. an arrow betw. two wings conjoined in lure

arg. on a chief of the second three pheons of

the first. Shinglehurst, London.

2 ARROWS

....two arrows in saltire, enfiled with a ducal coronet. . . .Town of Southwold, Suffolk.

Az. two arrows in saltire enfiled by a coronet or. Benedictine abbey at Bedericsworth, Edmundestow, or S. Edmundsbory, Suffolk.

Arg. two darts gu. pointed and feathered of the first piercing a heart of the second. Yeoman, Dryburgh ; granted 1668.

Arg. gutty de sang two darts points upward gu. feathered of the first piercing a heart of the second. Yeoman.

Gu. two arrows in saltire arg. over all a fess chequy of the second and first. Macaulay.

Per fess embattled arg. and gu. two arrows fess- wise counterchanged feathered az. Ockleshaw, co. Lancaster.

Sa. two broad arrows in saltire arg. Pearle.

2 ARROWS and in chief

Sa. two broad arrows in saltire arg. feathered or in chief a plate. Pearle, Harl. MS. 1458. Perll, V.

2 ARROWS and in base

Per fess arg. and sa. in chief two arrows in saltire ppr. surmounted by a heart gu. ducally crowned az. and in base an anchor with chain etc. all .... Pritzler.

2 ARROWS betw. or within

Buckles Gu. two arrows in saltire points upward arg. sur- mounted of a fess chequy of the second and first all between three silver buckles. M'Call.

2 ARROWS betw. or within cont.

Gu. two arrows in saltire arg. surmounted of a fess chequy of the second and first betw. three buckles within a bordure indented or. M'Alla, Edinburgh. Macauley, Alderman of London, ob. 1788. Fleurs Az. two arrows in saltire arg. betw. four fleurs-de- lis or. Richards, Heath, co. Hants. 5-Foils Arg. two arrows in saltire points upward az. between four 5-foils of the last. Jameson. Heads Gu. two broad arrows in saltire or feathered arg. betw. four lion's heads erased and crowned of the second. Arrowsmyth, Huntingfield Hall, Suffolk.

Roundles Gu. two arrows in saltire arg. headed or betw.

four plates. Goodall. Sa. two broad arrows in saltire arg. betw. four

plates. Pearle. Sa. two broad arrows in saltire .... betw. nine plates. Perke.

3 ARROWS

three arrows Richard Archard, V.

Arg. three broad arrows az. Hales, co. Stafford. Arg. three arrows palewise in fess az. surmounted

of a fess or. Hutcheson. Arg. three arrows in pale az. surmounted by a

fess or. Hutchison, Edinburgh. Arg. three bird-bolts gu. John Boson, S. Sire

Peres Bosoun, N. Bossum, Norfolk; and

Boulton, co. York, Harl. MS. 1458. Raf

Bozun, F. Arg. three bird-bolts in fess gu. Bolton. Raufe

de Boulton, V. Arg. three bird-bolts in pile gu. Rauf Bouzun, E. Arg. three bird-bolts gu. feathered or. Bussham,

co. Lincoln, Harl. MS. 1458. Arg. three bird-bolts gu. the feathers purfled or.

Rauf Bozun, E. Arg. three bird-bolts gu. garnished or. Bozom

or Bozun. Arg. three bird-bolts gu. headed or and feathered

of the first. Bowman, Wissingset, Norfolk. Arg. three bird-bolts gu. headed and feathered or.

Busham, Baroby, co. Lincoln. Arg. three broad arrows gu. Hender, Cornwall. Arg. three broad arrows bendways sa. two and one.

Corbally, Ireland. Arg. three bird-bolts sa. Risdon, Bableigh, in

Parkham; Winscott, co. Devon; and Risdon,

co. Gloucester. Risdon, V. Az. three arrows in pale arg. Archer. Az. three bird-bolts arg. Bosome, Cornwall.

Bosum, V. Busham, Cornwall, Harl. MS.

1458. Speccott or Speckott. Az. three bolts in pale arg. Bozon. Az. three arrows or. Archard, Harl. MS. 1458.

Simon Archer, Tamworth, co. Warwick, 1619,

W. Cadicott, East Whiteway, co. Dorset.

Grandorge. Az. three arrows enfiled by a coronet or. Benedic- tine Abbey at Bedericsworth, Edmundestow,

or S. Edmundsbury, co. Suffolk. Az. three arrows in pale fesswise or points to

the dexter. Bolton, Serjeant, ob. 1787. Az. three arrows palewise or. Chaldecotte.

Quarleston. Az. three arrows or feathered arg. Chaldecott,

Harl. MS. 1458.

BRITISH ARMORIALS.

3 ARROWS cont.

Az. three arrows in pale or feathered arg.

Charles Hale, 1716. Az. three broad arrows or. Archer, Baron

Archer of Umberslade, co. Warwick. Az. three bird-bolts or. Boland, co. Devon.

Bolton. Boulton, Stixwold ; and Moulton,

co. Lincoln, quartering Forster. Az. three bird-bolts of as many points or.

Bozom or Bunsam. Gu. three arrows arg. Bagssham, V. Baysshaw,

V*. Lee. Gu. three arrows arg. barbed or. Nicolas Hales,

V. Hales. Gu. three bird-bolts arg. Boltesham, Northum- berland. Sire Thomas de Boltesham, N.

Sir Thomas Botlesham, co. Northampton, V.

Bosome, Norfolk. Bozon. Gu. three bird-bolts in pale arg. Botlesham,

Northumberland. Gu. three bird-bolts in a parcel arg. banded

az. one in pale and two in saltire. John

JOSKYN, Essex, V. JOSKYN.

Gu. three quarrels arg. Baggsham, V.

Gu. three arrows double pointed or. Hales, W.

Gu. three arrows or feathered arg. Sir Bartholo- mew Hales, co. Warwick, Kt., 1619, quartering arg. a lion ramp, and a bordure engr. sa., W.

Gu. three arrows or feathered and barbed arg. Hales, Woodchurch, and Hales' Place, Canter- bury, Kent, Bart. Hales, Beaksbourne, co. Kent ; and Brvmore, co. Somerset, created Bart. 12 June, 1660. Halles.

Gu. three arrows or feathered and bearded arg. Jones, Bwlch Gwent, co. Carmarthen; Good- rich, co. Hereford.

Gu. three broad arrows or feathered and headed arg. Hales, Coventry, co. Warwick ; and Tun- stall, Kent.

Or three bird-bolts gu. nooked and pointed of the first a label gu. Berum.

Per pale gu. and az. three arrows or barbed and feathered arg. Archer, co. Lincoln, granted 24 March, 1684.

Sa. three bird-bolts in pale arg. Coltesham, quartered by Throgmorton.

Sa. three darts one in pale and two in saltire held in a hand couped at the wrist arg. Lowle, co. Somerset ; and Yardley, co. Worcester.

Sa. three broad arrows in pale or. Lawrus. Picardy.

Vert three arrows (or ?) barbed and feathered arg. (The modern coat of) M'Adam, Water- head, co. Kirkcudbright; and Ballochmorrie, co. Ayr.

3 ARROWS and in chief

Chief

Az. three arrows and a chief or. Hycum or Hycun, V.

Az. three arrows in pale and a chief or. Heyton, Heyton.

Az. three broad arrows or a chief of the second. Hickcombe. on a Chief Head

Arg. three darts pileways az. on a chief of the last a boar's head couped or. Hutcheson, Scotland.

Arg. three arrows meeting in point sa. on a chief az. a boar's head erased or. Hutcheson, Scotland.

....Heads

Az. three arrows barbed and feathered . . on a chief or three blackamoor's heads ppr. Camplin.

3 ARROWS and in chief.

. cont.

. . ..Heads cont.

Az. three broad arrows or two and one feathered arg. on a chief of the second as many man's heads couped sidefaced ppr. Wattes, Colling- ton, Holbroke, and Shunks, co. Somerset; Her. Off. Dev. Som. and Wilt., c. 22.

Az. three arrows or feathered and headed arg. on a chief of the second three Moor's heads couped sidefaced sa. Watts, co. Somerset; and Hanslope Park, co. Buckingham. .... Mullets

Or three arrows sa. headed and barbed arg. on a chief of the second as many mullets of the field. Busby, Addington.

3 ARROWS betw. or within

Axes

Arg. three arrows in fess sa. in the middle point betw. two halberts endorsed gu. Crinan, Cringan or Crinzian, co. Dumfries. Birds

Arg. three arrows gu. one and two between as many Cornish choughs ppr. two and one. Crastein. Scrace. 3-Foils.

Arg. three arrows gu. two in saltire and one in pale feathered or betw. six 3-foils slipped of the second two in chief two in fess and two in base. Littlejohn, England.

5 ARROWS betw. or within

Heads

Az. a sheaf of arrows or betw. three boar's heads couped of the second. Gordon, Tacachie. Flowers

Arg. a sheaf of five arrows barbed az. betw. four roses gu. Mackenan, Edinburgh, granted 1794. Sprigs

Arg. a sheaf of arrows gu. betw. three holly branches each of as many leaves ppr. banded of the second. Irvine, Murthill, Scotland.

Arg. a sheaf of arrows gu. betw. three holly branches each of as many leaves vert banded of the second all within a bordure of the third. Irvine, Bieldside, Scotland.

6 ARROWS

Az. three pair of arrows in saltire each pair environed by a ducal coronet or. Town of Bury Saint Edmonds, Suffolk. Benedictine Abbey of Bedericsworth, Edmundstow, or Bury Saint Edmonds, Suffolk.

7 ARROWS

Arg. seven half spears sa. headed az. three one and three. Docker.

8 ARROWS

Az. eight aiTows interlaced in bend dexter and sinister arg. beaded and feathered or fretting a bowstring in fess of the second. Town of Sheffield. 9 ARROWS or 3 SHEAVES of ARROWS

Gu. three bundles of as many arrows arg. Byest, co. Salop.

Gu. three sheaves of arrows points upward arg. Joskin or Joskyn.

Gu. nine arrows three in a parcel two in saltire and one erect arg. Joskyn, V.

Gu. three bundles of as many arrows arg. fea- thered and banded or. Brest, V.*

Gu. three bundles of as many arrows or feathered and banded arg. Blest, Atcham, co. Salop, granted 1586, W. Byest, Harl. MS. 1458.

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AN ORDINARY OF

9 ARROWS or 3 SHEAVES of ARROWS cont.

Gu. three bundles of as many arrows two in saltire and one in pale or feathered headed and tied in the middle with a string arg. Beist or Biest.

9 ARROWS and in Chief. . . . Chief

Gu. nine arrows or three in a parcel i. e. each parcel having two in saltire and one in pale or barbed arg. a chief dancetty erm. Bestland. on a Chief

Arg. three sheaves of as many arrows ppr. banded gu. on a chief az. a bee volant or. Peel, Drayton Manor, co. Stafford, Bart. Peel, Brookfield, co. Chester, descended from William Peel, Oswaldwistle, co. Lancaster, great great grandfather of the present Baronet.

ASHEN-KEY see Fruit.

ASKER, and ASP see Reptile. ASS see Beast.

ASTROID see Estoile, and Mullet.

ASTROLABE

Az. an astrolabe or. Asteoll.

Per fess or and gu. an astrolabe ppr. held in the dexter paw of a lion ramp, counterchanged armed and langued az. Middleton, Frazer- burgh.

ATTIRE see Horn.

AUGER Gu. three augers arg. handles or. Bungall or

BONGHOLE.

AUK, and AVOSETTA see Bird.

AWL

Sa. three awls points erect arg. hafts or. Aule.

AXE

(including Addice, Battle-axe, Bill, Broad-axe,

Carpenters-axe, Danish-axe, Fasces, Halbert,

Hatchet, Hew, Lochaber-axe, Pick-axe, Pole- axe, Slaughter-axe, and Wood-bill); palewise, unless otherwise described.

See Spear, and Sword ; and for Brick-axe see

Implements.

Arg. an ancient battle-axe handle gu. top. az. held

of a stork ppr. by the dexter claw. Bill. Az. a battle-axe arg. and lance or in saltire.

Garband. Az. a battle-axe arg. held by a lion ramp. or.

Hethersett. Pykingham. Az. a battle-axe or headed arg. Oldmlxon,

Oldmixon, co. Somerset. Az. a battle-axe or headed arg. the edge to the

sinister. Heyngeston, V*. Oldmlxon, V.* Az. a halbert or the edge to the sinister its lance- head arg. Heyngeston, V. Barry of ten arg. and az. a battle-axe or held by

a lion ramp. gu. Alexander, Dover, Kent. Barry arg. and az. a battle-axe or held (after the

Norwegian fashion) by a lion ramp. gu.

Alexander, co. Chester, 1535, V. Gu. a battle-axe held by a lion sejant on a chair

arg. Alexander. Gu. a battle-axe arg. held in the dexter paw of a

lion ramp. or. Sansun. Gu. a battle-axe held by a naked arm couped arg.

Hindeston, co. Devon. Gu. a battle-axe held by an armed arm arg.

Hinston, co. Devon. Gu. a Danish battle-axe arg. held by an arm in

armour ppr. Hingston, Dodbrooke House,

co. Devon.

AXE cont.

Gu. a pick axe arg. Rous, V. Rous or Rowse.

Gu. a battle-axe erect held by a naked arm em- bowed issuing from the sinister ppr. Hingenson, co. Bucks.

Sa. a battle-axe or headed arg. Oldmixon, Old- mixon, co. Somerset.

Vert a halbert grasped by a lion ramp. arg. Partyn, co. Salop and co. Stafford.

1 AXE and in chief.... Arrow

Az. a halbert in bend sinister arg. head upward or oppressed by a tilting spear in bend dexter gold headed of the second in chief a silver broad arrow barways to the dexter feathered and pointed as the third. Garband, V.

Az. a battle-axe and tilting spear in saltire arg. headed or in chief an arrow barways of the second headed and feathered of the third, Garband, V*.

Az. a pole-axe and lance in saltire or headed arg. in chief an arrow of the second headed and feathered of the third. Garbandt or Garbrand.

Or a battle-axe in bend sinister surmounted of a lance in bend dexter and in chief a dart bar- ways pheon-headed and feathered all ppr. Garbrand, Jamaica, granted 28 Oct. 1768. Balances and Hand

Arg. a Roman fasces and sword saltirewise ppr. in chief a pair of balances held by an armed arm az. Hoseason, Zetland; and Jamaica, 1808, quartering Bruce. Mullets

Gu. a battle-axe held by a dexter arm in fess issuing from clouds on the sinister in chief two mullets arg. Pettet.

1 AXE betw. or within. ... Bordure Arg. a battle-axe head downwards held by a lion ramp, guard, ppr. within a bordure az. Cracknell, De Cracknell, or Crakenell, De- vonshire House, near Bath, co. Somerset ; Cracknell, Isle of Wight ; and Burwall S. Mary, co. Cambridge, quartering Phillips. Heads Arg. a Lochaber-axe betw. three boar's heads couped gu. Rankene, Rochelle ; descended from Rankine of Shields. Gu. a Lochaber-axe betw. three hoars' heads erased arg. Ranken, Scotland. Leaves and Horn Arg. a battle-axe betw. three holly leaves in chief and a buglehorn in base vert garnished gu. Burnet, Aberdeen, Scotland. Roundles Arg. a battle-axe gu. betw. three ogresses. Morse. Arg. a battle axe ppr. betw. three ogresses. Morse.

1 AXE betw. or within. . . .

and in chief

Az. a battle-axe in bend sinister surmounted of a tilting spear in bend dexter betw. four cannons or on a chief of the second a fleur-de-lis of the first enclosed by a demi rose couped in pale gu. radiated to the sinister gold and by the stump of a tree eradicated and couped at the top as the third. Morris, V*. Sir Christopher Moures, Master of the Ordnance, V.

2 AXES

Arg. two halberts in saltire az. Eccles, Kildon- nan, Scotland.

BRITISH ARMORIALS.

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2 AXES cont.

Arg. two battle-axes in saltire sa. Sir Lionell

Maddison, Newcastle, Knt., descended from

Maddison of Ellergill, granted 6 June 1635,

quartering Marley. Az. two battle-axes in fess or. Edw. Baynbrige, V. Az. two halberts or. Baynbridge. Az. two battle-axes in saltire ppr. Morris. Erm. two battle-axes in saltire sa. Maidestone,

co. Lincoln. Erm. two battle-axes in saltire sa. that in bend

dexter oppressed by that in bend sinister

which has the head downwards. Maydeston,

Wardall, V. Erm. two halberts in saltire sa. Maydeston or

Maydston, co. Lincoln, Harl. MS. 1458. Gu. two halberts or. Baynbryg. Harl. MS. 1458. Gu. two halberts endorsed or. Pavin, Harl. MS.

Pavyn or Pavys. Or two battle-axes in saltire sa. headed arg.

Maidstone, Boxsted, Essex; granted. 1614. Sa. two battle-axes in saltire arg. Bellingford.

Hewgill, Smeaton and Hornby Grange, co.

York. Sa. two battle-axes in saltire arg. that in bend

sinister next the field with its head downwards.

Bellingford, Norfolk, V. Sa. two bills addorsed in saltire arg. Billingford,

Norfolk and Suffolk. Sa. two halberts in saltire arg. Bellingford. Sa. two pole-axes in saltire arg. ducally crowned

or. Fletcher, Candover, co. Salop.

2 AXES and in chief

on a Chief Beast

Per chev. embattled or and gu. in base two battle- axes in saltire arg. on a chief az. parted from the field by a fillet wavy a demi lion ramp, naissant of the third holdiug in both paws a trident of the first. Dyce.

Or two axes addorsed handles az. blades sa. on a chief gu. a lion pass, guard, of the first. Malebar, co. Derby. Mullets

Az. two battle-axes in fess arg. on a chief or as many pierced mullets gu. Christopher Bainbridge, Bishop of Durham 1507, Arch- bishop of York 1508, and Cai'dinal.

Az. two battle-axes in pale arg. on a chief or two pierced mullets gu. Bainbridge.

Az. two pole-axes or headed arg. on a chief of the second two mullets of the first pierced gu. Baynbry, co. York. Pale

Erm. two battle-axes in saltire ppr. a chief az. charged with on a pale betw. two pelicans' heads erased arg. vulning themselves a rose gu. Bill, quartering Horsfall.

Erm. two wood-bills sa. with long handles ppr. in saltire a chief az. charged with on pale or betw. two pelicans' heads erased at the neck arg. a rose gu. barbed and seeded vert. William Bill, D.D., ob. 15 July 1561, tomb in West- minster Abbey; the heiresses m. Samwell, co. Northampton ; and Haydock, co. Hants. Fire-ball

Per chevron embattled or and gu. two battle-axes in saltire arg. in chief two bombs fired ppr. Dyce.

Mullet

Gu. two halberts .... over all a fess chequy .... and .... in chief a mullet .... Chaiston, Scotland.

2 AXES and in base

Beasts Arg. in chief two battle-axes in saltire in base two boars erect standing on one hind leg combatant ppr. Mac Swynie, Ireland. Crescent Gu. two battle-axes addorsed in base a crescent, or. Fernandes. Cross Per fesse embattled gu. and az. in chief two pick- axes and in base a cross moline or. Pickwick, Bathford, co. Somerset. V.

2 AXES betw. or within

Arrows Arg. two halberts addoi-sed gu. in the middle fess point three arrows in fess sa. Crinan, Cringan, or Crinzian, co. Dumfries. Bird and Flower Arg. two Lochaber-axes in saltire heads upward betw. a cock in chief and a rose in base .... Matheson, Bennetsfield. Birds Gu. two pole-axes in saltire or betw. four martlets arg. Pickman. Bordure Arg. two halberts in saltire az. within a bordure

per bordure indented or and gu. Ekles. Az. two battle-axes in fesswishin a bordure engr. or. Bainbridge. Edward Baynbrige, quar- tering gu. a squirrel or on a chief arg. two mullets of the field, V. Mullets Gu. two pole axes in saltire or headed arg. betw. four mullets of the last. Pitman or Pittman, Woodbridge, Suffolk. Pittman, East India House, London.

2 AXES betw. or within. . . .

and in chief

Az. two slaughter-axes addorsed in saltire arg. handled or betw. three bull's heads couped as the second armed of the third viz. two in fess and one in base on a chief silver a boar's head couped gu. betw. two block brushes (i.e. bunches of knee holly or butchers' broom) vert. Company of Butchers, London, and Company of Butchers, Exeter.

3 AXES

Arg. three battle-axes paleways. . . .two and one.

Keenlyside. Arg. three addices az. handles or. Addice. Arg. three battle-axes az. Batten, co. Devon. Arg. three battle-axes gu. Dannes, co. Devon ;

Deverston, Harl. MS. 1458. Daverston or

Denerston, Suffolk, quartering arg. on a chev.

sa. a cross crosslet or, V. Lint. Arg. three Danish-axes gu. two and one. Reney,

France. Arg. three halberts gu. two and one. Danerston,

Suffolk. Arg. three halberts in pale gu. Daverston or

Danderston, Suffolk. Arg. three hatchets gu. Rencye, France, Harl.

MS. 1458. Arg. three pick-axes gu. Pikworth. Pyckworth,

V, or Pycott, V. Thomas Pikworth, S. Arg. three pick-axes gu. an annulet for cliff.

Robert Picworth, S. Arg. three pole-axes gu. Denarston or Deverston. Arg. three battle-axes ppr. Hicks, changed the

name temp. Elizabeth to Gwayas, Gwavas, in

Sithney; the co-heiress m. Veale and Carlyon.

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AN ORDINARY OF

3 AXES .... cont. Arg. three pole-axes in fess ppr. Hodder, Hod-

dersfield, co. Cork, quartering Moore. Arg. three battle-axes sa. Sir Henry Gibbes,

Honindon, co. Warwick, 1619, W. Gytties,

Elmeston, Kent. Gyves, V*. Hall, V*. Arg. three battle-axes in fess sa. Gybees, co.

Devon, Harl. MS. 1458, Gibbs, Suffolk. Arg. three battle-axes in pale sa. Gibbes, co.

Devon. Gibbs, co. Derby, and Stoke, Suffolk.

Gibbs, Sainthurst, co. Gloucester. Arg. three battle-axes in pale barwise sa. Hales. Arg. three halberts sa. Gyves V. Hall, co.

Chester," W. Arg. three halberts in fess sa. heads turned to the

sinister. Gibbe. Arg. three halberts sa. headed az. Hoddar or

Hodder. Arg. three bews or miner's pick-axes sa. William

Chare, in Trinity College Chapel, Cambridge. Arg. three pick-axes sa. Peck. Arg. three pole-axes sa. Gibbs, Elmeston, Kent. Arg. three wood-bills in pale sa. Gibbes or

Gibbs. Az. three axes arg. William Hurstal, F. William

de Hursthale, E. Az. three axes arg. handles or. Axtell. Denys,

co. Devon. Az. three battle axes arg. Batten, V*. Hall,

W. Russell. Wright, Scotland. Az. three battle-axes in fess arg. Hall. Az. three battle-axes arg. hafted ppr. Wright,

Scotland. Az. three battle-axes arg. handles ppr. studded

or. Batten. Az. three broad-axes arg. Wright, Scotland. Az. three carpenter's axes arg. Wright, Scotland. Az. three halberts in fess arg. Gibbes. Hall,

Kennington, Kent. Az. three pole-axes in pale arg. garnished or.

Gibbs, co. Herts. Az. three battle-axes or. Bainbrige, V*. Sir

Robert Dennes, co. Devon, Harl. MS. 1458.

Denys or Dennis, Orley, co. Devon. Gibbes,

V*. Hall, V*. Az. three battle-axes in fess or. Edward Hall

Bybrook, Kennington, Kent ; granted by Cooke,

1588, W. Az. three battle-axes or staves arg. Bainbridge. Az. three halberts in fess or. John Gybbes,

Starford, co. Herts ; granted by Cooke, W. Az. three halberts or headed arg. Denys, co.

Devon. Az. three pick-axes or. Packwood, co. Warwick,

quartering Porter. Az. three pole-axes in pale or. Hall, Kent;

granted 1588. Az. three battle-axes ppr. headed arg. handles

garnished or. Batten. Erm. three battle-axes gu. Dennes or Donnees.

Dennis, Holcombe Burnell, Isle of Wight. Erm. three battle-axes in pale gu. Dennis,

Cornwall; Bicton, co. Devon ; and the Isle of

Wight. Erm. three battle-axes sa. Weeices, Hurstper-

point, Sussex, quartering Hampton, Carey,

Aston, co. Oxford, and Mace. Wykes, Cock- tree, co. Devon. Erm. three bills sa. Dennys, Holcombe, co.

Devon. Erm. three pole-axes sa. "Weckes or Wykes,

North Wyke, co. Devon. Gu. three axes arg. Axall or Axeson.

3 AXES.

, cont.

Gu. three battle-axes arg. Ainsworth, Smithills

Hall & Moss Bank, co. Lancaster. Aynesworth,

co. Lancaster. Aynisworth, V. Hakelevett.

Lewdson, Harl. MS. 1458. Lewiston, co.

Dorset ; Durham ; and co. Huntingdon. Peter

Lewston, V. Gu. three broad-axes arg. Sire .... de Renti

or Riton, Harl. MS. 6137. Gu. three pick-axes arg. Bawdwy Pigot, S. Gu. three pole-axes arg. Lowdston. Gu. three pole-axes in fess arg. over all a fess

chequy of the second and first. Foshauch.

Foshaugh. Gu. three battle-axes or. Akelletts or

Hakeletts, Harl. MS. 1458. Hacket, co.

Salop. Hackluyt, Yatton. Hakelett, V*. Gu. three battle-axes in pale or edged arg.

Lewston, co. Dorset. Gu. three broad-axes or. Sire . . . . de Renti, A. Gu. three hatchets or. Hackellitz, co. Salop.

Hackluyt or Hackvill, Yetton, co. Hereford,

and co. Salop. Gu. three pole-axes or. Sir Walter Hakelett,

temp. Edward I, V. Haket, co. Salop. Or three Danish-axes gu. Martell; and with

a label of rive points az. Martell. Per fess arg. and erm. thi-ee battle-axes sa.

Gibees, Fackley, co. Oxford, Bart. Sa. three battle-axes arg. Dancys. Sir .... de

Daneys, V. Daveys, London. Thomas Hall,

V. Hall, Bradford, co. Wilts. Elys de

Thornetonrust, P. Sa. three battle-axes in fess arg. Gibbes, co.

Warwick ; and Halle, Harl. MS. 1458. Sa. three battle-axes in pale arg. Gibbs, Ho-

nington, co. Warwick. Sa. three broad axes arg. Sir John Porter,

Harl. MS. 1458. Sa. three Danish-axes arg. Daynes. Dennis,

co. Devon. Sa. three hatchets arg. Daneys, S. Sa. three pick-axes arg. Honde, V. Pickett.

Piggott, Cambridge. Geffray Pigot, Mel-

moreby, P, X. Randolf Pigot, S. Pigott.

Pycott, co. Bedford, V. Sir Randolph Pygot,

V. Pygott, Gravenhurst ; Stratton ; and

Holme, co. Bedford. Pygot, Melboreby; and

Carleton, co. York. Sa. three pole axes arg. Hall, Bradford, co.

Wilts. Lowden. Sa. three battle-axes or. Sir William Hall,

Kent, W. Hall, Bradford, co. Wilts, W. Sa. three pick-axes or. Pigott, co. Nottingham. Sa. three pole-axes in pale or. Hall, Kent. Vert three hatchets (or pole-axes) erect or.

HUNKERVTLLE.

3 AXES and in chief

Chief Gu. three battle-axes or a chief erm. Shepard, Bucks. Sheppard, London and Bristol, on a Chief. Erminois three pole-axes erect az. two and one on a chief gu. three bendlets arg. Jennings, Westminster; granted 17 60, to Robert Jennings, Auditor of the Exchequer.

3 AXES betw. or within

Bordure

Arg. three battle-axes sa. within a bordure gu.

Dennis. Dinnes, Scotland. Arg. three halberts sa. within a bordure ermines.

Gibbs, South Parrott, co. Devon.

BRITISH ARMORIALS.

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3 AXES betw. or within . . ..cont.

Az. three battle-axes arg. within a bordure or. Gibbs, Comberton Magna, co. Worcester; and London, 1045.

Az. three battle-axes arg. within a bordure engi\ or. Weight, Edinburgh.

Erm. three battle-axes within a bordure engr. gu. Daneys, co. Devon. Denys, co. Devon, V.

Erm. three pole-axes within a bordure engr. gu. Denkes, co. Devon, Harl. MS. 1458. Dennis.

Sa. three pick-axes within a bordure arg. Pigott, Bedford ; Marsham, co. Berks ; Be- champton, co. Buckingham ; Weston, co. Not- tingham ; and Abington-Pigotts, co. Cambridge. Fleurs

Gu. three battle-axes in fess arg. betw. as many demi fleurs-de lis and the same number of mullets or. Teegold. Heads

Arg. three battle-axes and as many boar's heads couped gu. with a 4-foil vert in the middle point. Ranken, co. Perth. Mullets

Gu. three broad-axes arg. a demi fleur-de-lis joined to each handle, withinside or betw. as many pierced mullets of the last. Thomas Tee gold, V.

3 AXES betw. or within....

and in chief. . . .

Sa. three pick-axes in a bordure arg. a canton az. Pigott, Abington-Pigotts, co. Cambridge, quar- tering Foster.

5 AXES

Arg. five pole-axes in fess ppr. Hoddee, Ireland. Gu. five Danish- axes palewise in saltire arg.

Roger Machado, Clarenceux King of Arms,

temp. Henry VIII. ob. 1516, V. Gu. five axes in saltire arg. M'Hado, Scotland. Gu. five axes or three and two. M'Hud, Scotland.

AYLET see Bird.

AZURE For Azure quartering a charged field (with or without a charge over all) see Quarterly the second and third charged. Az. simply. Beeington, Bradwell, co. Chester. Harl. MS. 1535, fo. 8. De Baege, Ville sur Sans, Lorraine. Les seigneurs de St. Chaumont. Az. a 5-foil arg. (? for diff.) Besington and

Bessington. Az. a 5-foil or (? for diff.) Besington.

*&$&$Q&? —

BADGER see Beast.

BALANCE and in Base

Arg. a pair of balances held by an arm in armour az. in base a sword and Roman fasces in saltire all ppr. Hoseason, Zetland ; and Jamaica ; quartering Beuce.

BALANCE betw. or within

Bordure Az. a pair of balances supported by a sword in pale arg. hilt or pomel or within a bordure of the last. Justice, East Creichton, Scotland.

BALANCE betw. or within. . . .cont.

Estoiles Az. a pair of balances or scales within an orle of eight estoiles or. Staee.

BALANCE betw. or within ....

and in chief. . . . Gu. a pair of balances held betw. three garbs or by a hand and arm embowed ppr. vested of the first cuffs gold issuing from clouds affixed to the upper part of a chief barry wavy of four arg. and az. Company of Bakees, Exeter : the same with the addition of the clouds radiated and two anchors of the second in the chief. Company of Bakees, London.

BALISTA see Sling.

BALL

see Bead, Bubble, Fireball, Mound, Shot, Sphere,

and Roundle.

On 1 BANNER (including Colours, Flag, Pennon, and Standard). Bird

Gu. on a knightly banner flowing to the dexter arg. an imperial eagle. Gaebett, 1486 ; Hunt- ington Park, co. Hereford, 1790 : the staff gar- nished sa. Gaebett, Acton-Burnell, co. Salop : the staff twisted arg. and sa. Garbed or Gabit, Righton, co. Salop.

Gu. on a banner or an imperial eagle charged with an escucheon arg. the staff held by a griffin segreant of the last. Gaebett. on a Canton »

Gu. on a banner displ. arg. a canton az. charged with a saltire of the second. Banneeman, El- sick, Bart, quartering or a cross moline az. a bordure engr. arg. Cross

Gu. on a standard arg. fringed or in saltire with a broken spear of the second a cross of the first. Smyth, Balhara, Scotland, granted 1705, quar- tering az. a cat salient arg. with Blaie and Drummond. on a Cross

Gu. on a banner arg. a cross betw. sixteen escu- cheons of the first and charged with a lion pass, guard, or the flag affixed to a sword erect held by a dexter arm embowed in armour issuing from the dexter all ppr. A coat of augmentation to Lake, Bart.

On 1 BANNER and in chief

Quarterly sa. and arg. over all a representation of the colours of the Thirty-first Regiment ( . . . . two laurel branches saltirewise .... below the union-jack) in bend sinister the first quarter occupied by a lion ramp, of the second. Byng, Earl and Baron Strafford.

On 1 BANNER betw. or within

Gu. on a banner displ. arg. a canton az. and a saltire of the second all in a bordure as the last charged with four buckles of the third alter- nating as many holly leaves vert. Banneeman.

3 BANNERS

Az. three banners bendwise in pale flowing to the

sinister or. Kingdom. Or three pennons in chief sa. Logie, Scotland.

3 BANNERS betw. or within

Arg. three standards (another vanes) sa. in au orle gu. Vyeney, V.

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AN ORDINAEY OF

BAB.

(including Closet and Barrulet) ; see also Fess. Arg. a bar az. Burken. Burkin, London, 1730. Arg. a bar dancetty in chief az. Robert Fitz-

Elys, Newton, X. Gu. a bar or surmounted by a staff raguly arg.

Druitt. Gu. a bar indented on the upper edge or.

Thorleys. Paly of six arg. and gu. in chief a bar indented or.

Gousley, V.

1 BAR and in chief. . . . Beast Arg. a bar wavy and a demi otter issuant sa. armed langued and crowned with an antique crown gu. Meldrum, quartered by Seton. Beasts Arg. a bar and in chief two lions ramp. gu. Calston. Birds Arg. a bar dancetty gu. in chief two martlets sa. Norton, co. Devon. Chief Arg. a bar indented sa. a chief gu. Blithfield. Az. a bar dancetty and a chief or. Monsire John

de Stonor, Y. Or. a bar chequy sa. and gu. a chief indented az. Woddisbury. on a Chief Az. a bar or on a chief of the last three escallops gu. Clerke, W.

1 BAR and in base

Az. a har arg. in base three apples transposed or.

Harkwyn or Harlewyn, co. Devon. Az. a bar arg. in base three apples erect ppr.

Harleton, co. Devon.

1 BAR betw. or within .... Bars

Or a barrulet betw. two bars gemels gu. over all three escucheons vair. Gamolle, temp. Ed- ward III. Or a barrulet hetw. two bars gemels gu. over all six escucheons vair three two and one. Gamoll. Flowers Gu. a bar betw. two fleurs-de-lis stalked and leaved in chief and an annulet in base or. Kellock, Scotland.

1 BAR betw. or within. . . .

and in chief. . . . on a Chief Vert a bar countercompony arg. and az. betw. three cuirasses of the second on a chief silver as many buckles of the third. Baldberney or Baldbirney, Scotland. Cross Az. a barrulet environed with an annulet betw. two bars and in chief a cross patty fitchy or. Holte, V. Fish Gu. a bar engr. arg. betw. three suns or in the collar point a demi-salmon naiant from the fess of the second. Auld, Scotland.

On 1 BAR and in chief

Per chev. or and az. a bar fusily of the first each fusil being charged with an escallop gu. in chief two fleurs-de-lis of the last. Edgar.

1 » BAR and in chief. . . . Garb

Az. a har and a half arg. in the sinister quarter a garb or. Scheffeld, V.

BAB. *i BAR and in chief • • "Cont- ort a Quarter

Arg. a bar and a half az. on a quarter of the last a 5-foil or. Rauf Pipard, Y.

Arg. a bar and a half gu. on a quarter of the last a 5-foil arg. John Derwentwater, X.

Arg. a har and a half sa. on a quarter of the last a 5-foil or. Richard Twyford, F.

2 BARS

.... 2 bars nebuly Yeovilton.

Arg. two bars az. Hackbeach. Hillton, Sus- sex. Hilton, Hilton, co. Durham ; the co- heirs m. Musgrave, Younghusband, and Briscoe.

Hilton, South Shields, co. Durham; Sussex;

co. Leicester; London; and Jamaica; descended

from Hilton of Hilton . Hilton, co. Gloucester ;

Rhea Hall, co. Stafford; and London, 1716,

quartering arg. three daggers diverse gu. Le

Baron de Hilton, S, Y. Le Sire de Hilton, Y.

Sir Robert Hilton, V. Robert de Hilton,

E,F. Sir Robert deHYLTONE,H,N. Venables,

co. Lancaster. Arg. two bars az. over all a lion ramp. gu. .

Walton. Arg. two bars az. over all a lion ramp. gu. crowned

or. Willesmose, Willesmot, or Wilmescot,

co. Gloucester. Arg. two bars az. over all a lion ramp, or holding

in the dexter paw a rose branch gu. Tudman. Arg. two bars and a bend az. Martingdale or

Martindale, Montford, V. Mountford, V* . Arg. two bars and a bendlet az. Mountford, co.

Warwick. Arg. two bars az. over all a bend chequy gu. and

of the first (another gu. and or). Legg. Arg. two bars az. over all a bend compony....

and gu. Lea or Leigh, Bradley, co. Lancaster. Arg. two bars az. a bend compony gu. and or.

Leigh, Ridge, co. Devon. Leigh, Bardon, co.

Somerset, 1595, descended from Leigh of

Ridge. Arg. two bars az. on a bend gu. three arrows of

the field. Dawne, co. Chester. Venables,, co.

Lancaster. M. Richard de Venables, S. Arg. two bars az. on a bend gu. a bezant. Grey,

Horton, Northumberland. Arg. two bars az. on a bend gu. three chaplets or.

Grey, co. Hereford. Arg. two bars az. over all an eagle displ. with two

heads gu. Sir John Speke, V. Arg. two bars az. over all an escarbuncle of eight

points gu. Blount. Arg. two bars az. over all an escarbuncle gu.

nowed or. Blount, Gloucester. Arg. two bars az. over all an escarbuncle of eight

points gu. bezanty. Blount, Mangerfield,_F. Arg. two bars az. over all an escarbuncle of eight

rays gu. pometty and floretty or. Blount.^ Arg. two bars az. over all an escarbuncle of eight

rays or. Blount, London and Gloucester. Arg. two bars az. over all a buck's head gu.

Woodward. Arg. two bars az. over all three bucks' heads

cabossed or. Woodward, London. Arg. two bars az. over all a saltire gu. Port or

Deporte, Sheepshead, co. Leicester. Arg'. two bars engr. az. Athull, V. Arg. two bars fusily az. Faconbrege. William

de Fauconberge, F. Arg. two bars wavy az. Delariver. Samford. Arg. two bars wavy az. on a chevron gu. three be- zants. Ester.

BRITISH ARMORIALS.

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BAB. 2 BARS cont.

Arg. two bars wavy az. three demi lions gu.

Milligan or Mullikine, Scotland. Arg. two bars embattled erm. Burnby or Burneby, co. Devon, V*. Burnby, Kensing- ton, Middlesex. Arg. two bars wavy erm. Lacy, Enfield, Middlesex. Arg. two bars gu. Bery, co. Devon. Bomford, co. Lancaster. Bynde, Sussex. Chanry. Denton. Ewer. Foxall, Loudon and Ire- land. Limesie. Mainwaring, Over Peover, co. Chester, Bart., quartering az. six garbs or for Kyvelioc, Earl of Chester. Mainwaring or Manwaring, Peure, now Over Peover, co. Chester; Kermincham, co. Chester; Ight- field, co. Salop ; and Whitmore, co. Stafford. Mainwaring, Oteley Park, co. Salop ; and Bromborough, co. Chester, derived from Main- waring of Whitmore, quartering Kinaston. Sir Richard Manwaring, co. Chester, V. "Wil- liam Manwaring, P. Walter Maxdust or Malduist, G. Mandut or Manduit, co. War- wick, and Somerford-Manduit, co. Wilts. . Wil- liam Manduyt, X. Martin, Athelhampston, co. Dorset, and LongMelford, Suffolk; Baronetcy, 28 May, 1667. Martin or Martyn, Exeter, co. Devon., derived from Martin of Athelhampston. Martin, Exeter; and Kemeys, co. Pembroke; temp. Henry I. Martin, Hemingston, Suffolk , Colston Basset, co. Nottingham ; Anstey Pas- tures, co. Leicester ; Worsborough, co. York. Sir William Martin or Martyn, H, I, L, X. Monsire William Martin, Y. William Martyn, Y. Martyn, co. Devon, V. Mauduit, Hans- lope, co. Buckingham. William Maudyt, B. Maunduit. Saint Clere. South, Ferraby, co. Lincoln, confirmed 22 June, 1602. Arg. two bars gu. over all on an escucheon of the first a saltire of the second and chief erm. Deane, Baron Muskerry, m. Fitzmaurice. Arg. two bars gu. on the upper one an annulet

or. Martyn. Arg. two bars gu. a crescent for diff. Bradshaw, co. Chester. Martyn, Saint Dominic, Corn- wall; Parkpale, co. Dorset; Saberow, co. So- merset ; and Oxton, co. Devon ; and with a mullet in chief sa. South. Arg. two bars and in chief a crescent gu. Barrye,

co. Devon. Arg. two bars gu. a label az. Monsire Nichol le

Fitz-Martin, B, X, Y. Wintershale,E. Arg. two bars gu. on a label of three points az.

nine plates. Sir William Martyn, V. Arg. two bars gu. on a label of three points of

the last nine bezants. Martyn. Arg. two bars gu. a label of five points of the

second bezanty. Marlyn. Martyn. Arg. two bars gu. a label vert. Moulton. Thomas

Multon, Y. Arg. two bars gu. over all a lion ramp, of the

first. Bicknell, London. Arg. two bars gu. over all a Hon ramp, double queued or pelletty. Brandon, Chamberlain of London. Arg. two bars gu. a bend az. Martindale.

Martyndall, V*. Mountford, co. Warwick. Arg. two bars gu. a bendlet az. Martindall, V. Arg. two bars gu. a bendlet or. Mainwaring, Croxton, co. Chester, derived from an illegiti- mate son of Mainwaring of Over Peover, 1546. Arg. two bars gu. a bendlet sa. Molton. Arg. two bars gu. on a bend az. three mullets of the first. Welchhan, Brackley, co. North- ampton ; and Kineton, co. Warwick.

BAR. 2 BARS.... cont.

Arg. two bars gu. on a bend of the second three trefoils slipped of the first. Palmer; but slipped or, Palmer, V.

Arg. two bars gu. over all a long cross (sometimes a crosier) in bend sinister or. Gilbertine Priory at Sempringham, co. Lincoln.

Arg. two barrulets and as many endorses gu. Bare.

Arg. two bars gu. over all an escarbuncle of eight points flory at the end gu. bezanty. Edward Blount, Maugerfield, co. Gloucester, V.

Arg. two bars gu. a maunch of the second. Undershot.

Arg. gutty de larmes two bars gu. Chaury, V. Chawrey, V. Chawry.

Arg. two bars dancetty gu. Gaine.

Arg. two bars embattled gu. Enys or Evys. Euys. James, Ightham Court, Kent, derived from Van Haestrect from the vicinity of Utrecht, quartering Grevis. James, Wilsborough, Kent, and Ryegate, Surrey; quartering arg. three millrinds barwise sa.; with barry wavy of six arg. and az. on a chief or three swallows volant sa.

Arg. two bars counterembattled gu. James, Chrishall, and Manewden, Essex.

Arg. two bars engr. gu. Anables, Annabell, or Annables.

Arg. two bars fusily gu. Rauf Raul or Roul, E,F.

Arg. two bars engr. below gu. Undershot, V.

Arg. two bars indented gu. Hamlin.

Arg. two bars nebuly gu. John Champion, Kent,F.

Arg. two bars nebuly gu. on a bend engr. sa. a rose betw. as many mullets or. Chiswell London, granted 13 April, 1714. Chiswell quartering French, granted 10 Dec, 1773 to to Muilman, Debben Hall, Essex.

Arg. two bars nebuly gu. on a bend sa. three plates. Goulstone. Gulston, co. Hertford, co. Leicester, and London.

Arg. two bars voided gu. over all a bend sa. Burton.

Arg. two bars wavy gu. England, Ireland. Goldingham, Norfolk, V. Gouldingham, Nor- folk.

Arg. two bars wavy and a baton gu. Sir Roger

d'AMORY, L.

Arg. two bars sa. Sir William Brereton, Brere- ton, co. Chester, V., the heiress m. Holte, Aston, Bart. Brereton, Malpas, co. Chester, de- scended from Brereton of Brereton. Brereton, Burros, co. Denbigh ; Eccleston ; Wetenhall ; Tatton ; Honford ; Wolvesacre, and Barrell ; all descended from Brereton of Malpas. Brereton, quartering sa. two banners arg. Brewerton. Bruerton. Brereton, Ireland. Deane, co. Huntingdon. Ellesfield. Garbyn or Garbin. Ilderton. Geffre de Meremond, Harl. MS. 6137, fo. 97. Pelcot or Pelott, Ireland. Penrey, Norfolk. Pillet, Ireland,

V. PlLLETT or PlLLOTT.

Arg. two bars sa. a label gu. Garden, co. Cam- bridge. Sir Thomas Gardyn, N.

Arg. two bars sa. a label of three points gu.

. Breton, co. Cambridge.

Arg. two bars sa. a label of five points gu. Garbyn, co. Cambridge. Gardinis. Sir Tho- mas Gardyn, co. Cambridge, V.

Arg. two bars sa. a crescent gu. (? for diff.) Bradshaw, co. Chester.

Arg. two bars sa. a mullet between them for diff. Brereton.

Arg. two bars sa. a bend erm. Fincham.

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AN ORDINARY OF

BAR. 2 BARS cont.

Arg. two bars sa. a bend gu. Ashton. Lynde, V. Arg. two bars sa. a bendlet gu. Sir Robert

Ashton. Arg. two bars sa. a baton gu. Sir Robert de

Ashton, Constable of DoverCastle,F. Lynde, V. Arg. two bars sa. on a bend gu. three mullets or.

DRANSFIELD.

Arg. two bars sa. over all a cross formy flory gu.

Brereton, Honford, co. Chester, Bart, de- scended from Brereton of Malpas, temp.

Henry VIII. Arg. two bars sa. over all a maunch gu. Manby. Arg. two bars embattled counter-embattled sa.

Bervers, Essex. Arg. two bars dancetty sa. Dolling, North, in

the Isle of Purbeck, co. Dorset, granted 1613.

Ginkell, Earl of Athlone. Arg. two bars engr. sa. Facombrige or

Faconberge. Henry Fauconberge, F. Kirkby.

Kirkley, co. York. Rous, V. Row. Rows,

Stockly Parva, co. Huntingdon. Staines.

Stains. Stanes, Essex. Stayne, co. Lincoln. Arg. two bars engr. sa. a label gu. Stapney or

Staptje. Arg. two bars fusily sa. Faconberge. Sir. . . .de

Fauconberge, V. Arg. two bars lozengy sa. Henry de

Fauconberge, Y. Arg. two bars masculy sa. Sir Henry

Fauconberge, N. Arg. two bars nebuly sa. a label of three points

gu. M. Robert de Zevelton, S. Arg. two bars nebuly sa. a bend gu. Poher,

Cornwall. Arg. two bars nebuly sa. a bend or. Power,

Bletchington, co. Surrey, granted 8 June, 1601. Arg. two bars sa. voided of the field. Carswell. Arg. two bars wavy sa. Elchefield. SireJohan

de Elchesfeld, N. Sire Johan Lessend, L.

Monsire Richard de Stapleton, Y. Basset,

Lord of Sapcote. Zevelton. Arg. two bars wavy sa. a label gu. Zenelton.

Zevelton. Arg. two bars vert. Ayburg. Delaval, North- umberland. Harthale, co. Derby. Sir Rich- ard Harthull, co. Derby, temp. Edward I, V.

Hershull or Herthall. John Herthill, Y.

Sire Richard de Herthulle, N. Arg. two bars vert over all a lion ramp. gu.

Chaloner, co. Stafford, W. Arg. two bars vert over all a bendlet gu. Herthall. Az. two bars arg. Burdett. Hilton. Kinderton,

Leigh, co. Chester. Venables, Lord Vernon,

quartering Vernon, and Vernon of Haslington.

Sir Thomas Venables, Baron of Kinderton, co.

Chester, V. Wilbraham, Woodhey and Dela-

mei-e, co. Chester. Az.two bars arg. with a martlet for diff. Venables,

Andover, co. Hants ; visitation 1634. Az. two bars arg. a bend chequy or and gu. Wil- liam de Leegh, X. Az. two bars arg. a bend compony of the last and

gu. Lea or Lee, co. Cumberland. Az. two bars arg. a bend compony or and gu.

Legh or Leigh, Adlington, co. Chester, V*.

Legh or Leigh, Isell, Cumberland, temp.

Edw. II. Az. two bars arg. a bendlet compony or and gu.

Legh, Adlington, co. Chester, V. Az. two bars arg. over all a bend counter-compony

or and gu. Leigh, 1369. Legh, of the North,

V. Legh, Isell, co. York, V.

BAR. 2 BARS.... cont.

Az. two bars arg. over all a bend gu. Done. Lee, Plaistow, Essex; and Ratcliffe, co. Lei- cester. Legh, Norbury Booth's Hall, co. Ches- ter. Leigh. Venables, V*.

Az. two bars arg. over all a bendlet gu. Legh, Bothes,co.Chester, V. Sir Alexander Venables, temp. Edward II and III, V.-

Az. two bars arg. on a bend gu. thi'ee arrows of the second. Done, Utkinton, Flaxyards, Dud- don, and Oulton, co. Chester.

Az. two bars arg. on a bend gu. three arrows or. Dawney. Donne or Doan, co. Chester.

Az. two bars arg. on a bend gu. three arrows or in pale with the bend feathered and headed of the second. Dawne, co. Chester, V. Sir John Done, Utkinton, co. Chester, W.

Az. two bars arg. and a bend or. Pole.

Az. two bars arg. on a bend or three pheons gu. Legh, V. Leigh, V*.

Az. two bars arg. on a lozenge sa. a lion's head erased or. Darman, co. Chester.

Az. two bars dancetty arg. Sir John de la Ryver, co. Berks, V.

Az. two bars nebuly arg. Del See or Dolsey. William Poole, V. Martin Del See, co. York, V. See. Sey.

Az. two bars wavy arg. Brooksbank. Delapole. Halswell, Halswell, co. Somerset. Pole or De la Pole, Kingston-upon-Hull. See.

Az. two bars erm. Hamill, Ireland.

Az. two bars embattled counter-embattled erm. William Burnby, Burnby, co. Devon, V.

Az. two bars counter- embattled erm. Burnaby, co. Devon.

Az. two bars nebuly erm. Sir de Holcam, V. Holcan.

Az. two bars wavy erm. Holkham. Holcam and Holcan.

Az. two bars erminois over all a bend counter- compony of the second and gu. Lee, London.

Az. two bars or. Brady, co. Cambridge. Sire William Bordet, N. Monsire Richard Burdet, Y. Burdett or Bordet, co. Leicester. Burdett, Bramcote, co. Warwick ; Formark, co. Derby ; and Ramsbury, co. Wilts, Bart. Richard Burdett, Y. Sir William Burdett, co. Leicester, V. William Pauncefot, jF. Pembruge. Pipard. Rivers, co. Berks.

Az. two bars or over all a lion ramp. gu. Hatcliff, V.

Az. two bars or a bend chequy of the last and gu. Lee, Hartwell, co. Buckingham, Bart.

Az. two bars or. a bend gu. Burdett.

Az. two bars and a bend or. Leigh, Preston, co. York. Patte. Pott or Potts, London and Norfolk. Potts, Mannington, Norfolk, Bart., created 1641, descended from Pot, who had a grant of arms in 1583. Potts, Chester. Potts, South Shields, co. Durham.

Az. two bars and a bendlet or. Pott, Bentham Hill, Kent, quartering gu. three swords erect ppr. with gu. a cross engr. betw. four pheons arg.

Az. two bars or on a bend sa. three crescents of the second. Twitham.

Az. crusily two bars or. Blackenham or Blakenhah, Suffolk. Sire Thomas de Blakenham, N. Blonkenham.

Az. two bars dancetty or. Delamere orDELAMORE, co. Berks. De la Rever or Delariver, co. Berks. Sir William de la Rever, co. Bucks, V. Richard de Rineres, F. Sir John de la Rivere, L, N, Y. Rivers, co. Berks. Rynell.

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BAR. 2 BARS cont.

Az. two bars embattled or. Barneby.

Az. two bars lozengy or. Ellacott, go. Devon.

Az. two bars nebuly or. Delapoole. Ryver or De la Ryver.

Az. two bars wavy or. Delariver. Poole. Sir Walter de la Poole, Q.

Az. two bars vairy erm. and gu. Renald de

Breouse, A.

Chequy arg. and az. two bars gu. Lechche, V. Lecheche, V*.

Chequy or and az. two bars arg. Town of Okehampton, co. Devon.

Erm. two bars wavy az. over all a crosier in bend or. Augustinian Abbey at Missenden, co. Buckiugham.

Erm. two bars gu. Banant. Bavant. Sir Walter

Bruant, V. Johan le Fitz W , F. Sir

Wauter Huntercombe, J. Roger Manduit, F. Mandut or Manduyt, Northumberland and co. Stafford. Sir Roger Manduyt, M. Sire Roger Maudut, N, Y, or Maudyut, O. Nugent, Mar- quess of Westmeath. Nugent, Carlanstown, co. Westmeath, Earl Nugent. Nugent, Ballin- lough, co. Westmeath, Bart. Nugent, Essex. Nugent, Moyrath, Streamstown, Teffernan, Culvin, Bracklyn, Drumcree, New Haggard, Dysert, Ballinacorr, Donore, Carlanstown, Cool- amber, Killasonna, Robinstown, the Rosse, Pallas, etc., Ireland. Whishorth. Workshall or Worshall. Geffry de Wrokeshalle, Y. Wroxhall, Wroxhall, co. Dorset.

Erm. two bars and over all three crescents gu. Waterton.

Erm. two bars gu. over all three escocheons or. Sir de Hall, V.

Erm. two bars humetty gu. Dabridgcourt, co. Warwick. Dambernort or Dambremort.

Erm. two bars nebuly gu. Foliot.

Erm. two bars voided gu. Huntercombe.

Erm. two bars or over all a lion ramp. az. Bagnall, co. Stafford, aDd Wales. Bicknoll.

Erm. two bars purp. Roger Mandite, Cumber- land, V. Maudit, V*.

Erm. two bars sa. Francis.

Erm. two bars wavy sa. over all a crosier in bend or. Augustinian Abbey at Missenden, co. Buckingham.

Erm. two bars vert. Delaval, Seaton Delaval aDd Ford Castle, Northumberland. Sir .... de la Vale, Northumberland, V. John de la Value, X. Deyall. Hawks. Vale. Walles, V.

Gu. two bars arg. Chalon. Chalons, co. Devon. Fokesley. Foxley, co. Berks. Foxley, V. M. John de Foxlee, S. Sire Johan Foxlle, N. Ktrkefton. Martyn, co. Dorset. Pusey.

Gu. two bars and a bend arg. Wallis, Welch, or Welsh, Wanlip, co. Leicester, 7 Edw. I.

Gu. two bars arg. on a bend or three leopard's heads sa. Higgat, Suffolk.

Gu. two bars arg. on a bend or a torteau betw. as many leopards' faces az. Highgate, Hayes, Middlesex; and Rendlesham, Suffolk. Heygate, Southend, Essex, Bart. Hygate, V.

Gu. two bars arg. over all a raillrind erm. Pannerton, co. Stafford.

Gu. two bars embattled arg. Coffin, co. Somerset.

Gu. two bars embattled on the top arg. Sir Thomas Coffyn, V.

Gu. two bars dancetty arg. William Asmant, V.

Gu. two bars engr. arg. Grassell. Rouse.

Gu. two bars fusily arg. Preston, V.

BAR. 2 BARS.... cont.

Gu. two bars voided arg. on a bend of the second a castle az. Thornhill, Kent.

Gu. two bars compony arg. and az. Burley, V. Roche.

Gu. two bars erm. Botelan or Boteland. BoTELER,Cumberland,F. Nugent,F*. Panton. Sir Hugh Pantone, Beamanton, V. Pantulf, Baron of Weme, co. Salop, the heiress m., temp. Henry III., Boteler of Oversley, co. Hereford. Thornhill, co. York.

Gu. two bars and in the dexter chief a millrind erm. Sire Hugh de Fauntone, N.

Gu. two bars erm. a bend of the first. Workshall or Worshall.

Gu. two bars erm. over all a bend engr. sa. Pentolph, co. Salop.

Gu. two bars wavy erm. Hurding, co. Dorset. Lacy, co. Oxford and co. Somerset.

Gu. two bars indented arg. and az. Hugh Freneyes, Y. Monsire de Frevn, Y.

Gu. two bars indented az. and or. Rauf Freyne, F.

Gu. two bars or. Harcourt, Earl Harcourt. Harcourt, Ankerwycke, co. Buckingham, de- scended from Harcourt of Wignell, Sussex, and of Stanton Harcourt, co. Oxford. Sir Robert Harcourt, co. Leicester, V. John de Harcourte, C. Sir John de Harcourt, I, and with a label of three points az. his son John, I. Sir John de Harecourt, L, N. Le Conte de Harecourte, F. Sire de Harecourte, Y. Hill, Suffolk.

Gu. two bars or on a label of three points az. niae plates. William de Harcourt, grand- queux de France, 1410 ; glass in Evreux ca- thedral.

Gu. two bars or over all a lion ramp. arg. Peverell.

Gu. two bars or over all on a bend arg. three talbots' heads erased sa. Godden, Ley born Castle, 1574, and Finchden, TeDterden, Kent.

Gu. two bars dancetty or. Asamuz. Asnantes. Samler.

Gu. two bars wavy or. Brewer, ho. Devon, V. Bruer. Bruvere. Rivers, River, or De la River, co. Berks.

Gu. two bars per fess indented arg. and az. Hue deFRENE (or Frecia),E. M deFRENE,F.

Gu. two bars vair. Castell. Hugh de Fren, V. Frene. Grimstead or Grimsted. Grimsteed, co. Dorset. GRiNSTEAD.co.Somerset. Moreton. Mortemer. Robert Mortimer, A. Hugh de Mortemer, isT. Robert de Mortimer, D, E,F. Sir Hugh de Mortymer, H. Hugh Morton, Y. John Mortymer, Y. Say, Richard's Castle, co. Hereford, V. Talbot, Castle-Richard, V. William Talbot, F. Sire Richard Talebot, 0; and with a pierced mullet arg. in the dexter chief for diff. M. Gilbert Talbot, S.

Gu. crusily or two bars vair. William de Mortimer, F. Mortymer.

Gu. two bai's vairy or and az. Hugh M ortimer, J.

Gu. two bars vairy vert aDd or. Grimsted, co. Dorset.

Or two bars az. Aske, co. York. Burdett. Crehall or O'Crehall, Ireland. Fitz-Ralph, temp. HeDry III. Hackebecke. Sir Robert Hakebech, V. M. Reynald Hakenbeche,

S. Hakbeech or Hakebeche. Harkeyn. Harmantle. Hermentall. Poole, co. Derby.

Or two bars az.pver all a lion ramp, guard gu. Oxburgh or Oxborough, King's Lynn, and Emneth, Norfolk.

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BAR. 2 BARS cont.

Or two bars az. over all a bend gu. Quapled,

QuAPELADE, Or QuAPPELAD.

Or two bars az. an eagle displ. gu. Garnegott.

Or two bars az. over all on a chev. gu. three mullets of six points arg. Talworthe, V*.

Or two bars wavy az. Pole or Pale, Norfolk. Poole, Norfolk.

Or two bars bendy of six gu. and az. Jakys, V.

Or two bars wreathed bendy of eight az. and gu. Jakys, V*.

Or two bars gu. Cameron, Nea House, Christ Church, co. Hants. Chalmers, Scotland.

Chalun,F. Halbecke. Sir deHARMANvrLL,

V. Harcourt, E. William Harecourt, Y. William Harecurt, F. John de Harcourt, G. Sir John de Harcort, N. Richard de Harecourt, B. Richard Harecourt, P.

Thomas Harecourte,S. Harold. Manvoysin or Mansyne. Petney, Ireland. Bartholomew de Sulee, D. Sulley. Robert Suylly, Y.

WlNTERSELL, CO. Wilts.

Or two bars gu. a label of five points az.

Harcourt. Or two bars gu. a label of three points sa.

Wintershall, JIr. Or two bars gu. a label of five points throughout

sa. Wintershall, Wintershall, Surrey, and

Little Stoke, co. Oxford. Or two bars gu. over all a lion ramp, of the

second. Breners. Or two bars gu. a bend az. Wake, Kent. Or two bars gu. a bendlet az. Wake, Kent, V. Or two bars and a bend gu. Palmer. Or two bars gu. a bend of the first. Wake, Kent. Or two bars dancetty gu. Harken. Or two bars indented gu. Derncoorte. Or two bars invected above but engr. below gu.

Boxle, V*. Boxle Anabelles, V. Or two bars nebuly gu. a bend az. Lonell. Or two bars wavy gu. in chief a label of three

points of the last each point charged with a

martlet arg. Rawky, Essex. Or two bars per pale indented vert and az.

SUSTAN, V.

Or two bars per pale indented vert and gu.

Suston. Or two bars sa. Deynes, Norfolk. Sire de

Dist, D. Penrey, Norfolk. Pever, Norfolk,

V. PuERAY.

Or two bars with a label of five points sa. John

de WlNTERSHULLE, E.

Or two bars sa. in chief a pierced mullet gu. Geffry Meremone, A.

Or two bars sa. on the uppermost a mullet. Penrey, Norfolk.

Or two bars sa. a mullet ar. Pevere.

Or two bars sa. on the uppermost a mullet pierced ar. Pever or Piner, Norfolk. Piver.

Or two bars sa. a pile counterchanged. ENGHAMor Engleham, co. Norfolk.

Or two bars engr. sa. Brantwart.

Or two bars vairy arg. and sa. Litcott. Lydcotte, co. Buckingham ; Woodburcot, co. Northamp- ton ; and Surrey. Lytcott, co. Buckingham ; Stratford-Langthorne, Essex; and Maulsey, Surrey. Stone, V*, quartering with gu. two bars vairy or and sa., or three fleurs-de-lis gu.

Or two bars vairy arg. and sa. in chief a mullet. Lytcott.

Or two bars vert. Abeck or Hab'eck. Arbreth, co. Lancaster. Herthall or Herthull.

BAR. 2 BARS cont.

Per chev. sa. and arg. in chief two barrulets of the last. Allerton.

Per fesse az. and gu. two bars or. Holt or Holte.

Per fesse embattled az. and gu. the base masoned sa. with crosses botonny of the last, i. e. loop- holes as in fortifications, in chief two bars wavy arg. over all in pale a sword of the last hilt and pomel or on the blade a key. City of Bath, co. Somerset.

Per pale arg. and gu. two bars counterchanged. Barret, V.

Per pale .... and .... two bars nebuly.... John de Dauntesey's seal, V.

Per pale arg. and gu. two bars nebuly counter- changed. Dandsey, London.

Per pale arg. and or two bars nebuly gu. William Dancy, Alderman of London, V. Walter Daundsey, V.

Per pale arg. and sa. two bars dancetty counter- changed. Enderbie.

Per pale az. and gu. two bars or. John Holte, co. Lancaster, V.

Per pale or and gu. two bars counterchanged. Derpatrick.

Per pale or and sa. two bars vert. Harthill.

Per pale vert and or two bars counterchanged. Tregender, Tregender, Cornwall ; the heiress m. Nanspian.

Sa. two bars arg. Sir John Brerton, F. Fowkes, London. Sir Robert Touke, co. Cambridge, V. Tonket.

Sa. two bars arg. an annulet of the second. Moston.

Sa. two bars arg. a label of three points gu. Zenelton, V.

Sa. two bars engr. arg. Roosor Rosse,Rous or Rouse, Letton, Norfolk ; and Rouse-Lench,co. Worcester. Rouse, Market Harborough,co. Lei- cester; descended from Rouse of Rouse-Lench.

Sa. two bars humetty arg. Cambridge.

Sa. two bars nebuly arg. Martyn, co. York.

Sa. two bars arg. voided gu. Rogerway.

Sa. two bars wavy arg. Ellespield.

Sa. two bars arg. corded or wreathed gu. Way or Waye, Great Torrington, co. Devon, con- firmed 1574.

Sa. two bars wreathed arg. and gu. Roger Waye, V.

Sa. two bars nebuly erm. Sir Robert Spencer, V. Spencer, Spencerscourt, co. Devon, Z, 333.

Sa. two bars wavy erm. Spencer, co. Devon.

Sa. two bars or. Benet de Blakeham, E. Beges de Blakelig, F.

Sa. two bars or on a bend arg. three escallops gu. Layton. Leighton.

Sa. two bars engr. or. HenryGRASELL,F. Grassell.

Sa. two bars wavy paly wavy az. and arg. Rogerway.

Sa. two bars vair. Hackon, Norfolk.

Sa. two bars vairy arg. and vert. Barkeley. Brakeley. Brakley, V. Hallom, Northum- berland.

Vair two bars gu. Ingerham. Walkingame, Ridmer, Harl. MS., 0589. Walkingham, Farn- ham, co. York. Allain de Walkingham of Red- mer, Y. John de Walkingham, Y. Sir John de Walkingham, M , N.

Vert two bars or. Cokayne.

2 BARS and in chief

(Some of the following coats should probably be

blazoned Barry and on a chief. . . . )

Annulets

Arg. two bars and in chief three annulets az. Cramlington, Newcastleon-Tyne.

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BAR. 2 BARS and in chief .

.cont.

Annulets cont.

Arg. two bars sa. in chief three annulets of the second. Burdeaux. Burdeux, V.

Gu. two bars arg. in chief three annulets of the second. Gregory de Ank, Y. Anke, V. Anke or Ankey. Auee, V. Deane or Deanke. Girgon. Grigson. Grigson, Saham Touey, Norfolk. Michell de Spalding, Y.

Sa. two bars erm. in chief three annulets or. Galleys.

Beast (Dog)

Arg. two bars gu. in chief a greyhound in full course az. Rosmer or Rosumers, Cornwall.

Arg. two bars gu. in chief a greyhound pass sa. Skipwith, co. Lincoln.

Sa. two bars arg. in chief a talbot pass, of the se- cond. Hayward, Tandridge Hall, Surrey. Hewarde or Hayward, London; and Tonbridge Court, Surrey.

(Lion)

Arg. two bars gu. in chief a lion pass, of the se- cond. Buenby. Louche or Lowche.

Arg. two bars gu. in chief a lion pass, guard, of the second. Burnaby or Burneby', Watford, co. Northampton ; the co-heirs m. Bathurst and Langham. Burnaby, Baggrave Hall, co. Leicester; Evington, co. Leicester; derived from Burnaby of Watford. Burnby, V.

Arg. two bars gu. in chief a lion pass, guard, per pale of the second and vert. Burnaby, Brough- ton Hall, co. Oxford, Bart.

Arg. two bars sa. spotted erm. in chief a lion pass. gu. Hill, St. John's, co. Wexford.

Az. two bars wavy arg. in chief a lion pass, guard, or. Tayler or Taylor, London; granted 1592.

Erm. two bars gu. in chief a demi lion ramp, of the second. Draton, V. Drayton or Draton. De Freign. Frenye or Freyne.

Gu. two bars erm. in chief a lion passant or. Costomer, Yarmouth. Gifford. Gyssard. Hill, Bury S. Edmund's, Suffolk. Hill, Yar- mouth and Lynn, Norfolk.

Gu. two bars erm. in chief a lion pass, per pale or and arg. Hill, Dennis, co. Stafford ; Blaen- avon, co. Monmouth. Hill, Hales, Norfolk.

Gu. two bars or in chief a lion pass. arg. Hill, co. Somerset, V ; and Suffolk.

Gu. two bars and in chief a lion pass. or. Hell, V*; Robert Tregoz, V. John Torington. V.

TORRINGTON, V*.

Gu. two bars and in chief a lion pass, guard, or.

Tregoose or Tregooze, V*. Or two bars az. in chief a lion pass, of the last.

Gregory, co. Leicester, and Stivic Hall, near

Coventry, co. Warwick. Gregory, descended

from Gregory of Stivic Hall, quartering Dymoke,

Ludlow, Marmion, etc. Or two bars az. in chief a lion pass, of the second

crowned of the first. Gregory, Lastingham,

co. York. Or two bars az. in chief a lion pass, of the last

ducally crowned gu. Gregory, Greenwich,

Kent, and Westminster, Middlesex. Wade,

co. Oxford. Or two bars az. in chief a lion ramp, of the second.

Gregory, Stockwith, co. Lincoln. Or two bars az. in the sinister point a lion ramp.

sa. on a canton gu. a chaplet arg. Holmes. Sa. two bars wavy arg. in chief a lion pass, guard. , of the last. Mould. Yert two bars arg. in chief a lion pass, guard, or

Greenhill, Greenhill, Middlesex.

BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.

Beast (Lion) cont.

Vert two bars erm. in chief a lion pass, guard, or. Greenhill, London, granted 1698. Beasts (2 Lions) 8

Gu. two bars arg. in chief as many lions ramp, of the last. Spencer. (3 Lions )

Sa. two bars or in chief three demi lions ramp, of the second. Wendover, Salisbury, confirmed 14 June, 1C15.

Arg. two bars sa. in chief three lions ramp, of the second. Howxand, Cambridge ; London ; and Streatham, Surrey; granted 1584.

Az. two bars or in chief three lions ramp, of the second. Brady. Bird (Eagle)

Gu. two bars or over all a bend engr. vair in chief an eagle displ. of the second. Lee, Ebford, co. Devon ; granted 1759. ^Falcon)

Sa. two hars vairy arg. and vert in chief a falcon close or betw. two bezants. Hacon, Ipswich, and Whiteacre, Norfolk. (Martlet)

Sa. two harrulets vairy arg. and vert in chief a martlet. . . .betw. two plates. Hacon, Topecroft, Norfolk.

(Swan)

.... two bars wavy . . . from the upper one a swan issuing close .... Maddock. Birds (2 Martlets)

Arg. two bars sa. in chief as many martlets of the last. Denton, V. Englenton de Hibernia. (3 Cocks)

Arg. two bars gu. in chief three cocks of the se- cond. Badcock. Blakestone,F*. Blackstone, Castle Priory, Wallingford, co. Berks. Sir Matthew Blakiston, Lord Mayor of London in 1700, Baronetcy 1763. Blakiston, Blakiston, co. Durham ; and its branches, Gibside, New- ton Hall, Old Malton, Seaton, and Thornton Hall. Plackeston, Newcastle-on-Tyne, V.

Arg. two barrulets in chief three cocks gu. Blaxton, Sussex.

Arg. two bars sa. in chief three cocks gu. Blaxton.

(3 Martlets)

Arg. two bars and in chief three martlets gu. Anstabeth, V. Anstaboth. Anstalboth, V. Denton, Ainstable; Cardew, co. Cumberland, 1686, descended from Denton of Denton.

MOCLES, V. MONCLES.

Arg. two bars gu. in chief three martlets sa.

Weeding. Sir Rauf de Wedone, N. Sir Rauf

Wedone, co. Buckingham, temp. Edward I, V.

Weedon, Weeton or Weton, co. Buckingham,

co. Dorset, and co. Lancaster, temp. Henry III. Arg. two bars and in chief three martlets sa.

Aglionby, Aglionby, Carlisle, Nunnery, and

Newbiggin Hall, Cumberland. Aglionby of

the North, V. Carill, London. Eagleby.

Eglionby or Egleby, co. Warwick. Gu. two bars and in chief three martlets arg.

Washington, ^eshington. Weishington, V. Gu. two bars erm. in chief three martlets or.

Sacre, Kent, granted 1614. Sare, Norton,

Kent, confirmed 7 Feb. 1613-4. Sa. two bars or in chief three martlets arg.

Hawkesford. Buckles Arg. two bars sa. in chief three Duckies az.

Butler.

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BAR. 2 BARS and in chief. . . .cont. Buckles cont.

Arg. two bars sa. in chief three round buckles az. Butler. Luther, Myles's, Essex, temp. Henry VIII ; the co-heirs m. Fane of Wormsley, and Taylor. Luther. Canton

Arg. two bars and a canton az. Byngley or Bynley. Lathbury. Pipard or Pypard. Twyford, Loudon, temp. Richard II.

Arg. two bars and a canton az. charged with a martlet of the first (another or). Lathbury, Holme, co. Derby, visitation 1011. Lathbury, V*. Lathebury, V.

Arg. two bars az. on a canton of the last a 5-foil of the first. Peperde.

Arg. two bars az. on a canton of the last a 5-foil or. Picard. SirRauf Pipard, G.J; or Pypard, F. Piper.

Arg. two bars az. on a canton gu. a 5 foil or. Rauf Pip art, E.

Arg. two bars az. a canton sa. Paul or Patjle, Norfolk ; and Lambeth. Surrey.

Arg. two bars az. on a canton sa. a 5 foil or. Pypard, co. Worcester.

Arg. two bars and a canton gu. Berdsey. Cis- tercian Abbey at Bitlesden, co. Buckingham. Bois, V*. Bois, E. ErnauddeBors,.F. Nicol de Borse, E, Harl. MS. C137. Ernald de Boyes; Arnald del Boyis, C. Ernaud de Boys, B. John de Boys, A, or del Boyes, D. Sir Robert Boys, co. Lincoln, V. Boys, Lincoln. Broughton, co. Lancaster. Bynley. Copland. Corbet, V. M. Robert Corbet, S. Deane, Yatton, co. Hereford. Fuller, Norfolk and Suffolk. Kirby, Nottingham, temp. Elizabeth. Kirkeby. Stakeland. Strickland. Sir "Walter de Striklande, N.

Arg. two bars and canton gu. a label of three points of thefirst. M. Robert CoRBET,the son, S.

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the last a cross moline of the first. Kirby. Kirkby, Kirkby, co. York; Rowcliff, co. Lancaster ; and Cum- berland.

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a cross moline or. Headworth. Kirby, Not- tingham. M. Richard deKYRKEBY,S. Sir Roger Kyrkby, Kyrkby, co. York, V. Kyrkeby, co. York, V.

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the last a 5-foil pierced or. Corbet.

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the last a mullet of the first. Boys.

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the last a mullet or. Kirkby.

Arg. two bars and a canton gu. over all a fillet sa. Bois or de Boys, 1315; in Ingham church, Norfolk.

Arg. two bars and a canton gu. over all a bend az. Copland. Sir John Coupland, V.

Arg. two bars and a canton gu. over all a bend sa. Copland, Boston, co. Lincoln. Sire Johan du Boys, N. Boys, Hoston, Norfolk.

Arg. two bars gu. debruised by a bend sa. over all a canton of the second. Copeland, London ; and Bootle, Cumberland.

Arg. two bars and a canton gu. a bendlet sa. M. Roger le Boys, S.

Arg. two bars sa. a canton erm. Marshall, Lord Mayor of London, 1745.

Arg. two bars nebuly sa. a canton gu. Brokesby, Sholey, co. Leicester. Escanton or Stanton, co. Leicester.

BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.

Canton cont. Arg. two bars and a canton sa. Benley, Bentley

or Benley, V*. Benly or Bently, V. James

deBois,E. Boy. Boys, Lincoln. Dubois, F. Az. two bars or a canton sa. Hill, London. Erm. two bars and a canton gu. Borse or Borsey.

Boyes. Nicol du Boyse or Bois, E. Gu. two bars and a canton arg. Deane. De

Dene, V. Dene, co. Hereford. Dent. Gu. two bars the upper erm. the lower arg. a

canton of the second. Harowdon, V. Gu. two bars and a canton erm. Harowdon, V*. Gu. two bars or a canton erm. St. John. Gu. two bars voided or a canton erm. Briggs,

Norfolk. Or two bars and a canton az. Scarborough or

Scarburgh, Norfolk. Skarborough, V. Or two bars az. a canton erm. Goucell. Or two bars az. and a canton erm. in chief a

fleur-de-lis sa. Gowcell, Dinner, Norfolk. Or two bars and a canton gu. Boys, Lincoln.

Bramshow. Corbet. Fitzwallen, Essex. Or two bars and a canton gu. over all a bend sa.

Coupland. Or two bars sa. a canton erm. Wescomb, co.

Somerset. Sa. two bars nebuly arg. a canton gu. Brokesby:

and with a mullet gu. on the canton, Sir John

Brokesby, co. Leicester, V. Sa. two bars or a canton erm. Westcombe, Bart. Vair two bars gu. a canton or. Pynon.

on a Canton Beast (Deer)

Sa. two bars arg. on a canton of the second a buck

of the first attired or. Buxton, Buxton, co.

Derby; Brassington, co. Leicester. (Lion) Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the first a lion

pass .... Bellingham. Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a

lion pass, of the field. Boyes, Claybrooke, co.

Leicester. Arg. two bars gu. on a cant, of the second a lion pass.

guard, of the first. William de Lancaster, V. Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the last a lion

pass. or. Baron, V*. The Baron of Barton, V.

Kendall. Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a lion

pass, guard, or. John de Lancaster, a Baron

in 1 299. Lancaster, Crackhouse, Cumberland ;

and Rainhill, co. Lancaster. Sir John

Lancaster, V. Roger de Lancaster, E. Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a lion

ramp. or. Lancaster. Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a lion

ramp, guard, or. Sire Johan de Lancaster, N. Az. two bars arg. on a canton of the second a lion

ramp. gu. Grey. Or two bars az. on a canton of the last a lion pass.

of the first. Wilson, V. .... Beasts .... two bars .... on a canton .... two lions ....

pass .... Baron.

Billets

Or two bars az. on a canton arg. five billets sa.

Jugler, Ryegate, Surrey. Jugler.

Bird

Gu. two bars arg. on a canton of the last a martlet

sa. Rocull, co. Hants. .... Buckle Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the last a buckle

or. Twieord or Twyford, co. Leicester, Lord

Mayor of London, 1388.

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BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.

on a Canton .... Castle

Arg. two bars .... on a canton .... a tower triple- towered. Casstle.

Gu. two bars arg. on a canton of tbe second a castle sa. Sire William del Chastel, N.

Duncastle, co. Warwick.

Gu. two bars arg. on a canton of the last a tower triple-towered sa. Sir William Castell, or de Chastell, co. Warwick, V.

Gu. two bars arg. on a canton sa. a tower of the second. Chastell, V*.

.. . .Chess rook

Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the second a chess rook or. Braylford, V. .... Chevron

Az. two bars arg. on a canton sa. a chev. betw. three pheons of the second. Hill, London.

Az. two bars arg. on a canton sa. a chev. of the second charged with a griffin's head erased of the third betw. two mullets gu. Hill.

Gu. two bars or on a canton sa. a chev. betw. three pheons nrg. charged with a wolf's head erased betw. two mullets of tbe first. Hill, Lord Mayor of London, 1549. Hill, co. Salop.

Cross

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the last a cross couped .... Latimer.

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a cross of the first. Brenton. Brundon or Broughton, V. Broughton, Broughton, co. Stafford ; Doddington Hall, co. Chester, Bart. Broughton, Lowndbam, co. Nottingham ; Tun- stall Hall, co. Salop ; descended from Brough- ton of Broughton.

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the last a cross crosslet fitchy of the field. Mobeerley.

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the last a cross engr. of the field charged with an annulet az. for diff. Broughton.

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a cross avellane or. Ktrkby, Cumberland; Row- cliff, co. Lancaster ; and Kirkby, co. York.

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a cross crosslet or. Kyrby.

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a cross fnsily or. Klrby.

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton sa. a cross engr. of the field. Broughton.

Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the second a cross formy of the first charged with an annulet gu. Blngley, co. Nottingham.

Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the last a cross moline of the first. Kirklay.

Or two bars az. on a canton gu. a cross flory arg. Atton.

.... Escucheon

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of tbe last an escucheon of the first. Martyn, Durham. . . ..Fess

Arg. two bars az. on a canton or a fess gu. in chief three lozenges of the last. Samford. Fish

Gu. two bars arg. on a canton az. a dolphin em- bowed or. Panton, Sussex, granted 1015. Fleur-de-lis

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a fleur-de-lis or. Vincent, Firby and Warms- worth, co. York.

. . . .Flower

Arg. two bars az. on a canton of the second a rose or. Sir Ralph Pipard or Pypard, F, G, J.

BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.

on a Canton Flower cont.

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a rose of tbe first. Dawest. Derwentwater.

Drinkwater.

Ar. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a rose or. Dawentwater, V. Derwent, V. Derwent- water, V. Drinkwater. Sir Thomas Lancaster, Q.

Or two bars az. on a canton erm. a rose gu. Holmede, co. Chester. ....3-Foil

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a 3-foiJ slipped or. Vincent, co. York. ....5-Foil

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton az. a 5-foil or. Pypard, co. Gloucester, temp. Henry II.

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a 5-foil of the first. Beckingham, co. Berks and Essex. Derwentwater, V. Lancaster, Rich- mond, co. York. Preston, Preston, co. Lan- caster, Z, 363. Preston, V. Sometimes the canton arg. and 5-foil gu. Durant-Water or Drinkwater, London.

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of tbe second a 5-foil or. Lancaster, Richmond, co. York. William Lancaster, Hertsep, V. Preston, V. Preston, Cumberland. Preston, Preston

Richard, Preston Patrick, and Nether Levens, Westmoreland ; from which sprang the Prestons of Furness, Holker, and Ellel, co. Lancaster. Preston, Flasby Hall, co. York. Preston, Moreby, co. York. Preston, co. Lancaster, and Up-Ottery, co. Devon.

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of tbe last a 5-foil pierced or. Corbet. M.John Derwentwater, S.

Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the last a 5-foil of the first. Twieord or Twvford, co.

Leicester.

Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the last a 5-foil erm. Twyford.

Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the second a 5-foil or. Twiford or Twyford, co. Leicester, and Frostdyke, co. Lincoln. Twyford, Trotton, Midhurst, Sussex. Twyford, quartered by Jolliffe. Sir Johan de Tuyforde, N. Sir Robert Twyford, V. Twifford or Twyford, L.

Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the second a 5-foil pierced or. Pipard or Plpart. M. Robert Twyford, S.

Erm. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a 5-foil or. Sir Richard Preston, Westmore- land, V.

Garb

Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the last a garb of the first. Wever or Weever, Ternhill, co- Salop.

Sa. two bars arg. on a cantoD of the last a garb of tbe first. Wever, co. Chester. Edward Wyver, co. Chester, V.

Sa. two bars arg. on a canton of the first a garb of the second. Weever, Weever, co. Chester.

Sa. two bars arg. on a canton of the first a garb or. Wever. Wever, Wever. Weverham. Wiver, Wiverton, co. Chester. Wever, Aston, co. Chester, with due diff., Harl. MS. 1535, fo. 287, 296.

Sa. two bai-s arg. on a canton of the second a garb betw. four passion nails or. Dedwood.

Sa. two bars arg. on a canton gu. a garb or. Wever.

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AN ORDINARY OF

BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.

on a Canton cont. Hand Arg. two bars az. on a canton gu. a gauntlet grasp- ing a broken sword ppr. hilt and pomel gold.

Stamfoed, Derby: quartered by Caldwell.

Head (Beast) Boar

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a

boar's head couped arg. (another or). Pakeman.

Lion

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a

lion's head erased or. Kieby, Meophtham's

Bank, Tunbridge, Kent. Kieby, "Waterford.

Kyeby.

....Wolf . Arg. two bars az. a chief of the last on a canton

sa. a wolf's head erased of the field. Wilbeaham,

Nantwich and Rode, co. Chester; descended

from Wilbraham of Delamere. Az. two bars arg. on a canton sa. a wolf's head

erased of the second. Sir Richard Wilbeam, V. Az. two bars arg. on a canton sa. a wolf's head

erased of the second langued gu. "Wilbeaham. .... Ink-moline Gu. two bars erra. on a canton sa. an ink-moline

arg. Layaed. PANTON,Bishopwearmouth, Dur- ham. Panton, co. Denbigh and North Wales. Gu. two bars or on a canton sa. an ink-moline

erm. Panton, North Wales, and co. Denbigh.

Lozenge

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a

lozenge arg. (another or). Deewentwatee, V. . . . .Mascle Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the last a mascle

of the first. Maeshe or Marsh, co. Lincoln.

Maunch

Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a

maunch of the first. Baedesey,Baedesley, or

Baedsey, co. Lancaster. Beedesey, Beedsey,

and Beedesley. Baedsey or Beedsay, co.

Lancaster, V. Beadsey, co. York. Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the last a maunch

or. Baezey, Shrewsbury. .. ..Mullet Arg. two bars az. on a canton of the second a

mullet or. M. Avery Beitchebuey, S. Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a

pierced mullet or. Lancastee, Stockbridge. Arg. two bars nebuly sa. on a canton gu. a mullet

or. Beokesby. Arg. two bars nebuly sa. on a canton gu. a mullet

pierced or. Beaceesby. Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the second a

mullet or. Twyfoed, Millward, co. Salop. Erm. two bars gu. on a canton of the last a mullet

or. Gweeey.

.. ..Pheon Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the second a

pheon of the first. Bingley, co. Flint and

Middlesex, 1605.

.... Saltire Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the first a saltire

of the second. Beoughton, Henley, co. Salop. .... Wreath Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the second a

chaplet or. Twyfoed, V. Or two bars az. on a canton arg. a chaplet of

laurel ppr. Holme. Or two bars az. on a canton gu. a chaplet arg. in

the sinister point a lion ramp. sa. Holmes. Chief Arg. two bars wavy az. a chief or. Bidefoed. Arg. two bars and a chief gu. Moigne. Arg. two bars sa. a chief gu. Moynes.

BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.

Chief cont. Az. two bars and a chief arg. Newbald. Newbold. Az. two bars arg. a chief erm. Baeton. Az. two bars arg. a chief gu. Hugh Danyell, Y.

Hugh Seinttle, F. Az. two bars arg. a chief per fess indented erm.

and of the second a canton or. Hotham, V*. Az. two bars dancetty or a chief arg. Stonoe,

Stonor, co. Oxford, Baron Camoys, quartering

Camoys. Az. two bars dancetty and a chief or. Sir William

Stonee, V. John Stoneee or de Stonor, F. Az. two bars and a chief indented or. Haie

or Hare, Scotland. Az. two bars or a chief per fess indented erm.

and arg. and a canton or. Hothamj Gu. two bars voided and a chief arg. over all a

Thompson, Pel- Hare,

bend sa. Thornhill.

Gu. two bars arg. a chief erm. ham Raytor, Kent.

Gu. two bars or a chief indented arg. Suffolk.

Gu. two bars and a chief or. Richmond.

Gu. two bars and a chief dancetty or. Hare, Harl. MS. 1078, p. 17.

Gu. two bars or a chief indented of the last. Coleane. Sir Nicholas Hare, Hemerfield, Suffolk, V. Hare, Stow Bardolph, Norfolk, Bart., quartering Crane. Hare, Earl of Lis- towell. Hare, Lord Coleraine. Hare, Docking Hall ; Stanhoe Hall, Norfolk, descended from Hare of Stow Bardolph.

Or. two bars az. a chief gu. Manners or Mannors. Manners, Ethale or Etall, Northumberland. M. John Maners, S, Y. Manees, Lord Roos,Z, 395. Sir Robert de Mannees, M. Sir Robert Mannees, V, Y. De Mannees, F. Manners, Long Framlington, Northumberland.

Or two bars and a chief gu. Bery. Harcourt.

Or two bars and a chief indented gu. Montagh.

Sa. two bars and a chief arg. Frognall.

Sa. two bars or a chief arg. Froghall or Frognall, Kent. John Feogenhall, Kent, V. Frognall, V. on a Chief. . . . Annulets

Az. two bars arg. on a chief of the second three annulets gu. Cooke, Chancellor of the Ex- chequer in Ireland, granted 20 July, 1612. De Grey, Baron Walsingham.

Az. two bars arg. on a chief of the second three annulets sa. Ceamlington. Cromlington, V.

Or two bars dancetty (another indented) sa. on a chief az. three annulets arg. Becke, co. Berks and co. Lincoln. Thomas Beke, Arley White- Knights, co. Berks, V.

Or two bars dancetty sa. surmounted by the fasces in pale ppr. on a chief az. three annulets arg. Beck, Creeting St. Mary and Needham Mar- ket, Suffolk ; descended from Becke, co. Lincoln.

Or two bars dancetty sa. on a chief az. three an- nulets of the first. Thomas Beke, V. Beast (Dog)

Arg. two bars az. over all three buck's heads ca- bossed or on a chief of the third a talbot gu. betw. two annulets sa. Woodward, co. Buck- ingham.

Arg. two bars gu. on a chief of the last a greyr- honnd courantper pale or and erm. St.Albons. William Skipwith, St. Alban's, V.

Sa. two bars arg. on a chief of the second a grey- hound courant of the first. Skipwith, Norfolk.

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BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.

on a Chief cont. Beast (Lion)

Arg. two bars az. on a chief gu. a lion pass, or collared of the second. Demardeston, Suffolk.

Arg. two bars nebuly az. on a cbief per pale of the first and sa. a lion pass, guard, counterchanged. Tyngillon, V.

Arg. two bars gu. on a chief of the last a lion passant or. Deverson.

Arg. two bars nebuly (or wavy) sa. on a chief gu. a lion pass, guard, or. Le Staple, T.

Arg. two bars wavy sa. on a chief per pale of the first and second a lion pass, counterchanged. Tingleton.

Az. two bars arg. on a chief of the second a demi lion ramp, issuing gu. Egrenhall or Egeevale.

Az. two bars arg. on a chief gu. a lion pass. or. Deneston, V*.

Az. two bars arg. on a chief gu. a lion pass, guard, or. Demardeston. Sir Piers Denardeston, Suffolk, temp. Edward I, V. Sir Pere de Dennardestone, N. Jamerdeston, Suffolk.

Az. two bars wavy arg. on a chief or a demi lion ramp, sa bezanty. Smyth.

Az. two bars arg. on a chief or a lion passant gu. "Waldron.

Az. two bars wavy erm. on a chief or a demi lion ramp, issuant ermines. Smyth, West Ham, Essex, and Stoke Prior, co. Worcester.

Az. two bars wavy erm. on a chief or a demi lion ramp. gu. Smith, co. Worcester.

Az. two bars wavy erm. on a chief or a demi lion ramp, issuant gu. Smith, Hough, co. Chester ; confirmed 7 July, 1579. Smith, London.

Az. two bars wavy erm. on a chief or a demi lion ramp, issuant sa. Sir James Smith, Kt., Alder- man of London. Sir Thomas Smyth, Hough, co. Chester, V. Ferdinando Dudley Lea- Smith, Halesowen Grange, co. Worcester, the senior co-heir to the title of Baron Dudley, quar- tering Lea Lord Dudley, and ninety-nine other coats, including Ward, Sutton alias Dudley, Someril, Paganel, Tiptoft, Holland, Plantage- net, and Lyttelton. Smyth, Upton, Essex, Bart.

Erin, two bars gu. on a chief of the last a lion pass. or. Gifford.

Erm. two bars gu. on a chief of the last a lion pass, guard, or. Osberne Giffard, E, Y.

Osborne Glfford, V. Osborne, V*.

Gu. two bars arg. on a chief of the last a lion pass, of the first. Sir Adam Lowthe, V.

Gu. two bars arg. on a chief or a lion pass. az. Inglefield, co. Warwick.

Gu. two bars arg. on a chief or a lion pass. gu. Marbray, V.

Gu. two bars engr. erm. on a chief or a lion pass, guard of the first. Storrs, Newcastleon-Tyne.

Gu. two bars wavy erm. on a chief or a demi lion ramp, issuant sa. armed and langued gu. Smith, Elmshurst, co. Stafford ; derived from Smith, Heath End House, near Newcastle- under-Lyne; Visitation 1614.

Gu. two bars or on a chief of the second a lion pass, of the first. Marbury.

Or two bars gu. on a chief of the last a lion pass, of the first. Ferington. Forington. Sheep

Arg. two bars az. on a chief of the last a golden fleece pendant betw. two millrinds erect or. Barchaud.

Bird

Arg. two bars gu. on a chief sa. an eagle displ. or. Harrison, Ireland.

BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.

on a Chief cont. Bird cont. Sa. two bars erm. on a chief indented per pale or

and arg. an eagle displ. of the first. Barlow,

Sheffield. Sa. two bars or on a chief of the last an eagle

displ. of the first. William Catenis, V. Catenis,

Catenys or Catnes.

Birds

Arg. two bars gu. on a chief of the last three

martlets of the first. Ward. Gu. two bars arg. on a chief of the second three

martlets of the first. Anstalboth, V. >

Book

.... two bars wavy .... on a chief .... an open

music-book between as many swords in saltire

.... The Academy of the Muses, London. ....Buildings Vairy arg. and sa. two bars or on a chief of the

last three dovecotes gu. Lydcotte, Chicken- don, co. Oxford.

Caltraps

Erm. two bars sa. on a chief of the last three

caltraps or. Browne. .... Castle Gu. two barrulets arg. on a chief of the second a

tower triple-towered az. Thornhtll. Sa. two bars wavy arg. on a chief of the second a

castle of the first. Rawson. .. ..Crosses Arg. two bars nebuly sa. on a chief of the last

three crosses patty fitchy or. Harvt, V. Arg. two bars wavy sa. on a chief of the second

three crosses patty fitchy or. Harby, or Harvy,

Lord Mayor of London, 1272 and 1273. Arg. two bars sa. on a chief vair three crosses

patty or. Owendelle, or Owyndale. Arg. two bars sa. on a chief vert three crosses

patty or. Owendelle or Owyndale. ....Cups Or two bars gu. on a chief arg. three open

bowls of the second the insides of the third.

Halghton.

.... Cushions Az. two bars arg. on a chief of the second three

cushions of the first, tasselled or. Fleming,

co. York.

.... Escallop Az. two bars arg. on a chief of the last an escallop

betw. two mullets of the first. Madder, or

Mather, Scotland. Az. two bars or on a chief of the last an escallop

betw. two mullets of the field. Mather,

Lanton, co. Roxburgh.

.... Escallops Arg. two bars gu. ou a chief az. three escallops

ppr. Boyse, Bannow, co. Wexford, 1658. Az. two bars arg. on a chief or three escallops

gu. Hazard. Az. two bars or on a chief of the last three

escallops sa. Clarke, Sandford. Gu. two bars arg. on a chief or three escallops of

the first. Hassard. Or two bars az. on a chief of the last three

escallops of the first. Clerke, W. .... Escucheon Or two bars gu. on a chief az. an inescucheon

erm. Norton, London, 1611 ; and Stretton, co.

Salop.

Estoile

Arg. two bars wavy az. on a plain chief of the

last an estoile betw. two escallops or. Allen,

Viscount Allen. Allen quartered by Proby.

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BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.

on a Chief cont. Estoile cont.

Arg. two bars sa. a label of five points throughout gu. on a chief az. an estoile of sixteen points or charged with a plate thereon a cross of the third betw. a human skull in a cup on the dexter side and a basket of bread i.e. wastell cakes all of the fifth on the sinister side. Royal Hospital of Bethlehem, London, founded as a priory 1247 — established as an hospital for lunatics 1446 — and refounded 1546. Fleurs-de-lis

Az. two bars arg. on a chief or a fleur-de-lis betw. two roses gu. Bradshaw.

Or two bars az. a chief quarterly of the second and gu. the first and fourth quarters each charged with two fleurs-de-lis gold the second and third each charged with a lion of England. Makers, Lord Roos, Earl of Rutland, Z. 395 ; the chief being an augmentation granted to Thomas Manners, Etall, co. Northumberland, and Belvoir, Lord Ros, created Earl of Rut- land, 1525 : and with a crescent for diff. Manners-Sutton, Baron Manners, Foston, co. Lincoln.

5 Foils

Or two bars az. on a chief of the last three 5-foils of the first. Stockwith, East Meare, co. Hants ; Visitation 1634.

Or two bars gu. on a chief of the second three 5-foils of the first. Emery, Kent.

Or two bars sa. on a chief of the second three 5-foils of the first. Maney, Kent. 6-Foils

Arg. two bars gu. on a chief of the last three 6-foils of the first. Watram Mortimer, Y. Walran Mortymer, F.

.. . .Head (Beast)

Erm. two bars gu. on a chief of the second a leopard's head or. Gifford.

. . . .Heads (Beasts) Deer

Gu. two bars or on a chief arg. two buck's heads caboosed of the second. Barendes, V*.

Az. two bars or on a chief sa. three hart's heads of the second. Hareford.

Az. two bars or on a chief sa. three hart's heads couped of the second. Hartford.

Or two bars wavy az. on a chief sa. three buck's heads of the field. Hartford, co. Bedford.

.... Leopard

Arg. two bars az. on a chief of the last three leopard's heads of the first. Wright, Bickley, co. Chester; confirmed 18 Dec. 1853.

Arg. two bars nebuly and a bend sa. on a chief gu. three leopard's heads or. Clement, Kent, W.

....Wolf

Arg. two bars gu. on a chief of the first three wolf's heads couped of the second. Leton, V*. Wobrew, V*.

Birds

Ar. two bars wavy gu. on a chief purp. as many eagles' heads erased ppr. Dorn, London. Horns

Or two bars nebuly az. on a chief arg. three buglehorns stringed sa. Swythen, V. Lozenges

Az. two bars arg. on a chief of the second three lozenges gu. Fleming, Wath, Cumberland, John Flemyng, V. Flemyng, V. Mullet

Gu. two bars or on a chief of the second a mullet sa. Stodew or Stowdow.

BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.

on a Chief cont. Mullets

Arg. two bars gu. on a chief of the first three mullets of the second. Wassington, V*.

Gu. two bars arg. on .a chief of the last three mullets of the first. Grigson. Palet

Or two bars sa. on a chief of the second a palet (sometimes called a billet) betw. as many base esquires of the first an inescucheon charged with a fess and chief erm. Butler. Palets

Az. two bars or on a chief of the first two palets (sometimes blasoned pellets) betw. as many esquires based dexter and sinister of the second an escucheon arg. Blanckfront.

Gu. two bars or on a chief of the first two palets betw. as many esquires based dexter and sinister of the second an escucheon gold. Hogeley.

Or. two liars sa. on a chief of the first two palets (sometimes blasoned a billet) betw. two esquires based dexter and sinister of the second an escucheon .... (? sa.) charged with a fess and chief erm. (or else an escucheon barry of four

erm. and (? sa.) Butler.

.... Fheous

Az. two bars wavy or on a chief of the last three pheons of the first. Blatchford, Osborne, Isle of Wight.

. . . .Roundles (Bezants)

Arg. two bars gu. on a chief vert three bezants. Angevile, or Angevtlle, Thethelthorpe, co. Lincoln. Angevyne, co. Lincoln.

Arg. two bars sa. on a chief of the last as many bezants. John, Penzance, Cornwall. .... (Torteaux)

Arg. two bars gu. on a chief of the first three roundles of the second (?). Atkins, Highfield, co. Cork, 1682 ; the heiress m. St. Leger. . . . .Suns

Az. two bars erm. on a chief arg. three suns ppr. Nicholson, co. Lancaster ; Cumberland ; and London. Chevron

Arg. two bars and a chev. in chief sa. Holbeame.

Az. two bars and a chev. in chief or. Sprte, Spry, or Sprye, Spryeton, co. Devon, 1437, confirmed in 1619; the heiress m. Gregory. Spry

or Sprye, Tillond, Place, and Tregolls, Corn- wall; quartering Trenowth, Trejago, Tre- withenick, Cheynduit, Nanfan, etc. Spry, or Sprye, Cutcrewe, Trewinny, Millbrook, Ug- borough, Plymouth, and Stoke Damarell, with due diff. Spry, or Sprye, Tencreke, Cornwall ; descended from Sprye of Tillond, Visitation, 1620, with due diff. Spry, or Spre, Mawnen, Cornwall ; descended from Sprye of Tencreke, with due diff. Spry, or Sprye, Mevagizzy, Cornwall; descended from Sprye of Cutcrewe, Visitation, 1620, with due diff. Spry, or Sprye, Blisland, Cornwall ; presumed to have de- scended from Sprye of Cutcrewe, with due diff. Spry, Boyton, and Launceston, Cornwall; con- sidered a branch of Sprye of Cutcrewe, with due diff. Spry, Truro, Cornwall. Spry, or Sprye, Bodmin, Cornwall ; and co. Devon ; a supposed branch of Sprye of Devonshire and Cornwall, Visitation, 1620. Spry, Exeter, London, and Bath ; a presumed descendant of Sprye of Devonshire and Cornwall. Crescent

Arg. two bars and in chief a crescent sa. Randolfe.

BRITISH ARMORIALS.

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BAH. 2 BARS and in chief cont.

Crescent cont. Gu. two bars and a crescent in chief or.

MuSCHAMPE.

Crescents

Arg. two bars and in chief as many crescents gu. Nonwers, or Nowehs.

Arg. two bars and in chief three crescents gu. Nanvers. Nevers. Nonwers, Norwers, or Nowers, NoorrwERS. De la Nouers, or Nowers, Gothurst, co. Buckingham, temp. Henry III. Sire de Nouwers, N. Sir James Nowers, co. Buckingham, temp. Edward I, V. Sir John Nowers, V. Pridham.

Az. two bars or in chief three crescents arg. Cheltenham.

Gu. two bars and in chief three crescents arg. Sir Robert Wetesham, Suffolk, V.

Gu. two bars arg. three crescents in chief or. Frampton, Dorset.

Or two bars sa. in chief three crescents gu. Eliott, Godalming, Surrey, W. Cross

Az. two bars and in chief a cross formy fitchy or. Holt, Aston, near Birmingham, co. Warwick, Bart. ; the heiress m. Bracebridge. Holte, Erdington Hall, co. Warwick.

Az. two bars and in chief a cross patonce or. Holte, Aston, co. Warwick, quartering Erding- ton, de Wolvey, Castells or Castles, Grimsarwe orGrimshaw, Maidenhach, Colting, Combeiford, Knight of Baschurch, Willington of Barcheston, Ferrers of Tamworth, Bradbourne of the Hough, Brereton, Malpas, Barons of Malpas, Egerton of Malpas, Corbet, Orreby, Strange, Cleobery of Bradstone, and Lister of Whit- field.

Gu. two bars and in chief a cross erm. Panton. Crosses

Az. two bars or in chief three crosses croslet of the second. Carpenter, London.

Az. two bars and in chief three crosses formy or. Bathurst, Leachlade, co. Gloucester, Bart.

Or two bars az. in chief three crosses formy gu. Winstanley, Winstanley, co. Lancaster. Winstanley, co. Lincoln. Winstanley, Braun- ston, co. Leicester; derived from Winstanley of Lancashire ; quartering Holt, Prideaux, etc. Winstanley, Woolton Lodge, co. Lancaster. Winstanley, V.

Sa. two bars erm. in chief three crosses patty or. Bathurst, Earl Bathurst. Bathurst, co. Hants; Kent; and London. Bathurst, Lydney Park, co. Gloucester. Bathurst, Richmond, Scutterskelf, Clintz, and Arkendale, co. York, derived through Bathurst of Horsmanden, Kent, from Bathurst of Cranbrook, temp. Hen. VI ; the coheirs married Sleigh of Stockton, Turner of Kirkleatham, and Forster of Buston. Caps

Az. two bars dancetty arg. in chief three covered cups or. Lagage.

2 Escallops

Arg. two bars az. in chief as many escallops gu. Sir .... de Haulton, V. John de Hylton, F.

3 Escallops

Arg. two bars and in chief three escallops az. ERRiNGTON,Cassina. Erington.F*. Errington, Errington and Beaufront, Northumberland. Errington, Walwick Grange and High Warden, Northumberland ; and Hele, co. Wilts ; de- rived from Errington of Enington. Errington, Ponteland, Northumberland. John Eryngton,

BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.

3 Escallops cont.

X. Eyringham, co. Devon : and with a crescent

for diff. Erington, Denton, Northumberland. Arg. two bars az. in chief three escallops gu.

Sire de Halton, Y. Arg. two bars gu. in chief three escallops

Roger de Melese, F. Arg. two bars and in chief three escallops gu.

Eryngton, V. Menles, or Melles. Arg. two bars and in chief three escallops sa.

Fitz, Truro, Cornwall. Fitz-Pen, alias Phippen.

Phippen, Truro, Cornwall. Az. two bars arg. in chief three escallops or.

Halton. Az. two bars erm. in chief three escallops or.

Bringhurst, co. Leicester. Gu. two bars and in chief three escallops arg. Sir

John Backhouse, or Bayous, R. Bayhouse,

or Bayouse, co. Lincoln. Sir Walter Bayons,

co. Lincoln, V. Sir William Bayons, or

Bayows, L. Sir William Bayons, temp. Edward

I, V. William de Bayous, Y. Monsire de

Bayous, Y. Sir William de Bayouse, N.

Brawmse. Rayhouse. Timme. Gu. two bars arg. in chief three escallops or.

Clarke, co. Hereford. Or. two bars and in chief three escallops az.

Clarke, co. Gloucester; and London, 1586.

Clarke, M.D., W. Or two bars az. in chief three escallops gu.

Clark, Shipley, co. Somerset. Clerke. Valen-

tyne Clerke, London, and his son Roland

Clarke, Kt., V. Holand, V*. Holland. Or two bars az. over all a horse's head erased

erm. in chief three escallops gu. John Clarke,

Bishop of Bath and Wells, W. Or two bars az. depressed by a nag's head erased

or in chief three escallops gu. Clarke, Ips- wich, Suffolk. Or two bars and in chief three escallops gu.

Harcourt. Sa. two bars or in chief three escallops

Marriott; quartering Pearson andBoswoRTH. Escacheon Arg. two bars and in chief an inescucheon gu.

Aubervllle, or Othberville, Essex, and

Suffolk, temp. John. Dernall, or Dervall. Gu. two bars and in chief an escucheon or.

Hagelle. Or. two bars gu. in chief an escucheon bendy of

eight of the first and az. Rony, France. Or two bars gu. in chief an escucheon of the

second. Seigneur le Stratton, R. Escucheons Arg. two bars and in chief three escucheons sa.

Clowfield. Estoiles Arg. two bars and in chief three estoiles sa.

Moyne.

Fleurs-de-lis Or two bars and in chief as many fleurs-de-lis sa.

Goulton, co. York. Arg. two bars and in chief three fleurs-de-lis gu.

Sentllz, V. St. Liz, V. Chequy arg. and sa. two bars gu. in chief three

fleurs de-lis or. Senlis, V. Gu. two bars and in chief three fleurs-de-lis arg.

Mortemer. Gu. two bars erm. in chief three fleurs-de-lis or.

Gilbert, Northirlingham, co. Norfolk. Gilbert,

Cantley, Postwich Hall, and Chedgrave, Norfolk,

1694.

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BAR. 2 BARS and in chief. . ..cont. Fleurs-de-lis cont.

Or two bars and in chief three fleurs-de-lis sa. Golton, Ipswich, Suffolk. Tovey. Flower

Az. two bars or in chief a rose betw. two bugle- horns Martin.

Flowers

Erm. two bars engr. one az. the other gu. in chief three roses of the last on a canton of the same a lion pass. or. Lancashire, Polefield, Prestwich, co. Lancaster; the coheirs m. Scholes, Tetlow, and Greaves.

Gu. two bars or in chief three roses arg. Dalton. 3-Foils

Arg. two bars indented and in chief three 3-foils slipped sa. Costinell, Brand.

Arg. two bars and in chief three 3-foils slipped vert. Soames.

Or two bars gu. in chief three 3-foils slipped vert over all on a bend az. as many boar's heads erased arg. Copeland, Lord Mayor of London in 1836. 4-Foil

Arg. two bars sa. in the dexter chief a 4-foil or. Sire John de Twypord, 0. 5-Foils

.... two bars and in chief three 5 -foils .... Thomas de Trentham's seal, 15 Edward II, Cotton MS. Julius, F. viii, fo. 58.

Arg. two bars and in chief three 5-foils gu. Denton, co. Buckingham ; co. Lancaster ; and co. Oxford. Stokeyth or Stokwyth, V.

Arg. two bars gu. in chief three 5-foils sa. Denton, Denton Hall ; and Warnell, Cumber- land; the heiress m. Copley. Sir Richard Denton, V. Eastfield. Lefevre, South- ampton.

Gu. two bars and in chief three 5-foils arg. Delancey, or Delancy.

Gu. two bars and three 5-foils in chief (? arg.) Mortimer.

Sa. two bars and in chief three 5-foils arg. Walden, V.

Sa. two bars erm. in chief three 5 foils pierced arg. Walden. M. Alexander Walden, S.

Sa. two bars and in chief three 5-foils or. Wellysham. Welysham, V. Garb

Sa. two bars arg. in chief a garb or. Wever. Hand

Sa. two bars arg. in chief three gloves or two and one the latter being between the bars. Monsire Walter Hungerford, T. Head (Beast) Deer

Sa. two bars chequy or and az. in chief a stag's head cabossed betw. two suns in splendour of the second. Nicholson, Ashton-under-Lyne, co. Lancaster.

.... Leopard

Az. two bars and in chief a leopard's head arg. Totehyll, V.

Az. two bars arg. in chief a leopard's face or. Wright, Cranham Hall, Essex.

Az. two bars and in chief a leopard's face or. Wright.

Heads (Beast) Leopard

Az. two bars arg. in chief as many leopard's heads or. Wright, Bellenden, Essex ; granted 1767.

Boar

Erm. two bars wavy gu. in chief three boar's heads couped sa. Bayon, co. Chester.

BAR. 2 BARS and in chief. ..cont. Heads ( Beasts) Deer

Az. two bars and in chief three buck's heads cabossed or. Thomas Wymberley, Bitchfield ; and Spalding, co. Lincoln; granted 16 May, 1588-9.

Leopard

Arg. two bars and in chief three leopard's heads gu. Jessop, Gillingham, Chilcomb, Chickwell, and East Chequerell, co. Dorset. Jessope, Jessopp, and Jessdp.

Arg. two bars gu. in chief three leopard's heads sa. Poulteney, co. Warwick.

Az. two bars arg. in chief three leopard's heads or. Wright, Wrightsbridge, Horn church, and Dagenham, Essex ; granted 20 June, 1509. Wrighte, Cranham, Essex, Bart.; Gayhurst, co. Buckingham.

Az. two bars engr. arg. in chief three leopard's heads or. Wright, Essex.

Or two bars and in chief three leopard's heads gu. Jessop, Butterly Hall, co. Derby, derived from Jessop, Longford. Jessop, co. York. Jessop, Doory Hall, co. Longford. Jessope, Gillingham, Chilcomb, Chickwell, and East Chequerell, co. Dorset. Jessopp or Jessxjp.

Sa. two bars erm. in chief three leopard's faces or. Feltham, London.

Lion

Arg. two bars and in chief three lion's heads erased sa. Worge, Sussex. ....Wolf

Arg. two bars and in chief three wolf's heads couped gu. Leton. co. Buckingham, V. Wobrwe (sic), V.

Arg. two bars and in chief three wolf's heads erased gu. Lellow, Lelon, or Lelow, co. Buckingham.

Gu. two bars and in chief three wolf's heads couped arg. Knipe, London; granted 16th Nov. 1616. Knipe, co. Lancaster; and West- minster.

Gu. two bars and in chief three wolf's heads erased arg. Knight, Piddington, co. North- ampton ; and co. York. Knight, or Knite. Knyght, or Knyte, V.

(Fish) Whale

Or two bars wavy and in chief three whale's heads erect and erased sa. Colbeck, co. Bedford.

(Monsters) Griffin

Gu. two bars or in chief three griffin's heads erased of the second over all a bend compony reg. and sa. Greman. Hearts

Erm. two bars and in chief three hearts gu. Annat, or Annot. Horns

Arg. two bars wavy and in chief three buglehorns stringed sa. Swytham. Horseshoes

Gu. two bars and in chief three horse shoes arg. Bakepdce, co. Rutland.

Gu. two bars arg. in chief three horse shoes or. Sire Johan de Baeepuce, N. Sir John Bakepuce, co. Cornwall, V. Bacpuce, co. Rutland, W. Inkmoline

Gu. two bars arg. in the dexter chief point an inkmoline erm. Panton, co. Lincoln ; and co. Stafford.

Gu. two bars and in the dexter point an inkmo- line erm. Sir Hugh Paunton, Cumberland, V.

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BAR. 2 BARS and in chief. . . . cont.

Insects Arg. two bars and in chief three gadflies sa.

Fleming, co. Lancaster. Keys Gu. two bars or in chief three keys arg. Kirkley. Gu. two bars or in chief three keys arg. wards

upward. Kerkele, V. Mascles Az. two bars and in chief three mascles or.

Sperling, or Spurling, Weston, co. Hertford ;

granted 1586.

Monster (Griffin) Arg. two bars and in chief a demi griffin issuant

sa. Cahurta. Arg. two bars sa. in chief a griffin segreant az.

Landawarnick, Landawarnick, Cornwall. Mullets Arg. two bars gu. in chief as many mullets pierced

sa. Bale. Arg. two bars and in chief as many mullets sa.

Mawgan, Cornwall. Az. two bars and in chief as many mullets arg.

Venables : and with one in the centre for diff.

Venables, Antrobus, co. Chester. Az. two bars arg. in chief as many mullets or.

Hilton. Az. two bars and in chief as many mullets or.

Bukdett. Gu. two bars and in chief as many mullets arg.

Sir John Cantone, co. Leicester, temp. Edward I,

V. Sire Johan de Cauntone, N. Wassington.

Wessington. Gn. two bars vair in chief as many mullets or.

Costes, V. Sa. two bars and in chief as many mullets arg.

Spylman, Kent. Sa. two bars arg. in chief as many mullets or.

Spelman, or Spilman, Essex. Arg. two bars and in chief three mullets of six

points az. Eslington. Arg. two bars az. in chief three mullets gu.

Bridleshate. Arg. two bars voided az. in chief three mullets

gu. Bredlashaw, co. York. Arg. two bars az. in chief three mullets pierced

sa. Mallam. Arg. two bars and in chief three mullets gu.

Judkin, Heyford, co. Northampton. St. Low.

Nicholas de Moeles, B. Washington, co.

Lancaster ; co. Leicester ; co. Northampton ;

co. Buckingham ; and Kent. Geo. Washington,

of Bridge's Creek, Westmoreland, Virginia,

U.S., descended from Washington, of Sulgrave,

co. Northampton (30 Henry VIII) ; Warton ;

and Whitfield. Wassington, co. Lancaster, V.

Wedon, co. Buckingham. Arg. two bars and in chief three mullets pierced

gu. Wassington. William de Wassington, S.

Wessington. Arg. two bars gu. in chief three mullets pierced

sa. Wedon. Arg. two bars and in chief three mullets sa.

Allen, Suffolk ; and Sussex. Fogge. Moigne

or Moyne. William Moyne, V. William

Owgan, r. Arg. two bars and in chief three mullets pierced

sa. Major, co. Leicester; granted 1646.

Major, Brampston, co Nottingham. Arg. two bars and in chief three mullets of six

points sa. Moign, V. William Moigne, S. Arg. two bars sa. in chief three mullets vert.

Kemtson, Ireland.

BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.

Mullets cont.

Az. two bars and in chief three mullets pierced arg. Venables, Woodhill.

Gu. two bars and in chief three mullets arg. Canton, or Canntoun, co. Leicester. William de Wessington, X. Wrishington, V.

Wassington, V.

Gu. two bars and in chief three mullets pierced arg. Mallory. Sir Constantine Mortimer, V.

Gu. two bars arg. in chief three mullets of six points pierced or. Awsthwaite, Awsthwaite, Cumberland ; the heiress m. Stanley.

Or two bars gu. in chief three mullets .... Denton.

Or two bars and in chief three mullets vert. Kempson, Ireland.

Sa. two bars and in chief three mullets or. Freke, Ewern Courtney, co. Dorset; and Hanniugton, co. Wilts. Freke, West Bilney, Norfolk ; de- scended from Freke, of Ewern Courtney, co. Dorset; the heiress m., 1741, Evans. Freke, Baron Carbery, quartering Evans, with Stafford of Blatberwick, Stafford of Bromeshall, Bagot, Toeny, Vernon, Belliol, Malbank, Walkelyn, Hastang, Burdett, Camville, Garshall, Ayles- bury, Keymes, Basset, Pabenham, Engaine, Bellew, Fogge, Tame, and Redman. Falet

Arg. two bars gu. in chief a pale of the last charged with a boar's head couped of the field. Pakenham.

Or two bars and in chief a palet a dexter and a sinister gyron gu. over all an escucheon or. Hogeley.

Per pale az. and arg. two bars and in chief a pale bet. as many esquires based dexter and sinister all counterchanged an escucheon of the second. " Thisis the true compounded coatof Mortymer as I have seene it in a very owld glass windowe in the parish churche of Hagley, in Worcester- shire, per Yorke H" (Brooke) ; Harl. MS. 807, fo. 100. Falets

Arg. two bars and in chief as many pales az. on an inescucheon or two bars sa. Brecke.

Arg. two bars and in chief as many palets gu. on a canton sa. a boar's head couped arg. Pakeman,F.

Arg. two bars and in chief as many palets sa. Chirchman or Churchman, co. Salop.

CHTRCHMAN, V. KlRKMAN.

Or two bars and in chief as many pales sa. an

inescucheon gu. Beverley. Sa. two bars and as many palets in chief arg.

Churchman. Fheons Arg. two bars embattled counter-embattled and

in chief three pheons reversed gu. James. Pile Or two bars sa. from the chief a pile counter- changed. Engleham. Quarter Arg. two bars and a quarter gu. Ernald de

Boys, P. Henry de Boys, F. John de Boys,

A. Strickland. Boysy. Arg. two bars and a quarter gu. a label arg.

Sire John Corbet, 0.