 Fairbairns book of crestsLondon, is/ October, 1892. CONTENTS OF VOL. I, PART I. INDEX OF SURNAMES. PART II (I.) MOTTOES. (2.) KEY TO PLATES, (3.) DICTIONARY OF TERMS. PART I. INDEX OF SURNAMES. ABBREVIATIONS, ir?- ------ argent az. - - - - - - azure erm. --.-.- ermine gii. ------ gules ffr. -----. proper furf. ..-.-- purpure sa. - - - - - - sable Definitions of Heraldic terms will be found in the Dictionary of Terms. ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF THE CRESTS FAMILIES OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IREIASD AND THE COLONIES Note. The reference numbers mean, as in Aaron, plate 222, crest 3. As some assistance to engravers, and rather than leave a larger proportion than was otherwise inevitable of the crests without any reference to an illustration, the term c/. (compare) has been used, and means that the reference is given only for comparative purposes, the plate not corresponding precisely with the blazon ; this term, however, being only used where the difference is but slight. It will be noticed that in the illustrations of many of the new crests the colour-lines appear in the form in which they are usually used in heraldic engraving, in order to render such illustrations perfectly correct renderings of particular crests. In cases where the same engraving would be correct if of another colour, it has been thought better to use the term " compare " (c/.) to prevent such illustrations being considered absolutely accurate. AAR ABE Aaron, Aarons, and Aaroons, a lady's arm from the elbow in pale ppr. 222. 3 Abadain or Abaudain, a savage wxeathed about the head and loins with laurel leaves, and holding over the shoulder a club, all ppr. 186. i Abadam, a de.xter hand holding a broken spear, all ppr. 214. 10 Abadam of Jliddleton Hall, Carmarthen, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion gardant gu. Anpire. Indulge not. cf. 10. S Abarle, a flute in pale ppr. 168. 3 Abarough or Abarow, Somers., a ferret arg., collared or, lined az. 134. 9 Abarrow, Hants, a demi-female habited, holding in her hands a quiver of arrows, all ppr. Abaudain, see Abadain. Abbat, a unicorn's head ppr. 49. 7 Abbefoid, Leics., on a chapeau ppr., a water-bouget sa. 168. 2 Abberbury, a hawk, wings expanded and inverted, resting its dexter claw on a mount ppr. 87. 9 Abberbury, a camel's head sa. 132. 7 Abbetot, Warw., a dexter hand hold- ing a cutlass in pale ppr., hilted or. 213. 8 Abbett, a unicorn's head ppr., collared az. cf. 49. 7 Abbey of London, an eagle's head erased ppr. 83. 2 Abbey, same crest. Spei mea ccdo. Abbey, a leopard rampant ppr. cj. 26. 2 Abbey, Henry, Esquire, J.P., of Fairlee, Brighton, an eagle displayed arg., be- tween two cross crosslets or, each wing charged with a cross crosslet gu. Abbis, Abbiss, Abis, or Abys, Norf., a spur az., leather sa., the buckle of the first. 178. 8 Abborne, a dexter arm vested az., cuffed or, holding in the hand ppr. a baton in bend sinister gu., tipped with gold. Abbot, Henry Napier, M.A., solicitor, 5, Downside Road, Clifton, Bristol, a demi-unicoru erm., armed and nianed arg., gorged with a collar az., : studded or. Perse oerando. 292. 4 I Abbot (Rt. Hon. Reginald Charles Ed- ward), Baron Colchester, of Colches- ter, Essex, out of a ducal coronet or, a unicorn's head erm., armed, maned and tufted of the first, between six ostrich-feathers arg., quiUed also or. Deo patrice amicus. Perseverando. Abbot, out of a ducal coronet a unicorn's head or, between two ostrich-feathers arg. 48. 14 Abbot of Lincoln, a unicorn's head erased arg., attired and crined or, charged with a bar gemel sa. Abbot, a demi-unicorn erm., armed and maned arg., collared az., studded or. 48. 10 Abbot or Abbott, a hand holding a dagger, point downwards, dropping blood. 213.6 Abbot, a fox passant ppr., charged on the shoulder with a ^\'ater-bouget arg. Lahore. cj. 32. i Abbot, a snail ppr. 141. 8 Abbot, a cubit arm erect, vested and cu£fed erm., holding in the hand a crescent arg. cj. 206. 8 Abbot of Castleacre, Norf., a griffin sejant or. 62. 10 Abbot, a griffin sejant az., bezantee. cj. 62. 10 Abbot, Devonsh., a griffin sejant az., platee, winged and beakeil or. cj. 62. 10 Abbott, see Tenterden, Baron. Abbott, John, Esquire, of Braemar House, Lancaster Gate, Paddington, London, W., in front of two crosiers saltire- wise sa., a unicorn's head erased or. Lahore. Abbott, John Theodore, surgeon, 5, Church Road, Tunbridge WeUs, out of a ducal coronet a unicorn's head or, between two ostrich-feathers arg. Deo patrie amicis. Abbs, Durh., the sun in splendour. Noli irritare leonem. 162. 2 Abbs, out of a ducal coronet or, an eagle's head with wings displayed arg., collared of the first. In te Domine speravi. Abby, a cross crosslet az. 165. 2 Abcot or Abcott, a rose per pale or and az., barbed counterchanged. cj. 149. i Abday, an eagle Abden, a swai head erased ppr. 83. 2 s head ppr., between Abdey, an eagle's head erased ppr., beaked or. S^. 2 Abdy and Abdey, Essex, an eagle's head erased ppr. 83. 2 Abdy of Stapleford-Abbot, Essex, same crest. Abdy, Sir WiUiam Neville, Bart., of Albyns, near Romford, Essex, an eagle's head erased ppr., beaked or. Tenax et jidelis. 83. 2 Abech, out of a mural coronet, an arm from the elbow vested az., cuffed or, holding a muUet gu. cj. 206. 1 2 Abeck or Habeck, out of a mural coronet a cubit arm, vested az., cuffed arg., holding in the hand a mullet gu. cj. 206. 1 2 a'Beckett, see Beckett. A Beckett, the late Hon. William Arthur Callander, J.R, of Wilton, Jliddle Brighton, Melbourne, Victoria, Aus- tralia, a fleur-de-lis az. surmounted with a lion's head erased erm., the whole debruised by a bendlet sinister wavy or. Foys sapience et chevalerie. 260. 14 A'Beckett, William Gilbert, Esquire. M.A., LL.M., Cambs., Barrister-at-law of the Inner Temple, of Melbourne, same crest and motto. ABE A Beckett, Arthur Hayward, Esquire, of Ballintrae, Mornington, co. Victoria, same crest and motto. Abel and Abell, Essex and Kent, an arm in armour embowed ppr., holding a sword arg., hilted or, the arm entiled with a «Teath arg. and gu. 195. 3 Abel, Essex, an arm in armour embowed, holding in the hand a couteau, all ppr. Abel, Bart., in front of a dexter arm embowed in armour, the hand grasping a thunderbolt, a torch fessewise fired, all ppr. Ohne Rast Zum Zid. 251. S Abeleyn, a peacock ppr. 103. 7 Abelhall or Ablehall, a lion's head erased sa., between two wings or. 19. 7 Abeline, Ablin or Ablyn, a sword in pale enfiled with a savage's head ppr. Abell, see Abel. i9t- 9 Abell, Kent, a boar's head couped and erect sa., armed or, transpierced by an arrow in bend sinister, the shaft arg., the pheon az. Abelon or Abilon, a mitre ppr., labelled gu. c/. 180. 5 Abelyn or Abelyne, on a globe ppr., an eagle, wings expanded and inverted gu. c/. 159. 7 Abenhall or Ablehall, two branches of laurel issuing cheveron-ways vert. 151. 15 Abeny, a hand vested, holding a miE-rind ppr. 207. 4 Aber, a demi-talbot rampant arg., ducally gorged gu. 55. 12 Aberbury, Oxon., a hawk, wings ex- panded and inverted, resting the dexter claw on a mount ppr. 87. 9 Aberbutbnet, a dove within an adder in orle ppr. Innocue ac yrovide. 92. II Aberbutbnet of Fiddes, a peacock ppr.. Tarn interna, quam externa. 103. 7 Aberbutbnet of Eindowrie, a peacock issuing. Interna pra:stant. 103. 10 Aberbuthnot, Scotland, a peacock ppr. 103. 7 Aberbuthnot, Scotland, a peacock's head erased ppr., beaked or. Laus Deo. 103. I Abercorn, Duke, Marquess, and Earl of, and Duke of Chatelherault (Hamilton), out of a ducal coronet or, an oak fructed and penetrated transversely in the main stem by a frame-saw ppr., the frame or, the blade inscribed with the word " Through." Sola nobilitas virttis. 143. 13 Abercorne, Scotland, a boar's head couped ppr. 43. 1 Abercorne, Scotland, two daggers in saltier ppr. 169. 8 Abercrombie of that ilk, Scotland, on a mount an oak-tree fructed, all ppr. Tace. 143- "14 Abercrombie, a cross Calvary gu. In cruce salus. 166. i Abercrombie of Fetternier, a cross cross- let fitched gu. In crnce salis. 166. 2 Abercrombie of Tullibody, a bee volant ppr. Vive ut vivas. 137. 2 Abercromby, a bee volant ppr. V'ive et vivas. 137. 2 Abercromby, Baron, of Aboukir, Fern Tower, Crieff, Perthsh., Abercromby, i a bee volant jipr. Vive nt vivas. j 137- 2 I Abercromby, Alexander, Esquire (M.D., F.R.C.S. Edinburgh), residing at Cape Town, Cape Colony, a bee volant 70.4 Abercromby, Sir George William, Bart., of Birkenbog, a falcou rising ppr., belled or. Mercy is my desire. Petit alta, and Vive nt vivas. 88. 2 Abercromby, a cross Calvary gu. In cruce salus. 166. i Abercromby, Banff, on a mount an oak- tree acorned, all ppr. Tace. 143. 14 Aberdare Baron (Bruce), a cubit arm in armour in bend, grasping in the gauntlet a sceptre ppr. Fuimus. Ofner na o/ne angau. Aberdeen, Earl of (now Gordon only), two arms holding a bow and arrow straight upwards in a shooting posture and at full draught, all ppr. Fortuna sequatur. Aberdeen, Earl of (formerly Hamilton- Gordon), of Haddon House, Aberdeen : (i) Two arms from the shoulder naked holding a bow ppr., to let an arrow fly {for Gordon). 202. 2. (2) Out of a ducal coronet or, an oak-tree fructed and penetrated transversely in the main stem by a frame-saw inscribed with the word " Through," all ppr., the tree charged with an escutcheon arg., thereon a heart gu. (for Hamilton). Fortuna sequalor. cf. 143. 13 Aberdein, of Cairnbulg, Aberdeensh., Scotland, a dexter hand holding an annulet ppr. Intemerata fides. 216. i Aberdour, Lord, see Morton, Earl of. Aberdour, an anchor with cable, and a sword in saltirc, all ppr. Hinc spes cffulget. 169. 9 Aberdwell or AbredrobeU, a greyhound arg., current towards a tree vert. 58. II Abergavenny, Marquess of (Nevill), Nevill Bridge Castle, Tunbridge Wells, a bull arg., pied sa., armed or, charged on the neck with a rose, barbed and seeded ppr. cf. 45. 2. Another, out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head sa. cf. 44. II. Ne vile velis. Badges : (i) A rose gu., seeded 01, barbed vert. (2) A portcullis or. Aberigh, on a mount a ferret ppr. 134. 10 Aberherdour, Aberkerdour, and Aberkir- dor, Scotland, a sword in pale ppr. Pro rege et patria. 170. 2 Aberkirdor and Aberkirdour, Scotland, on the point of a sword in pale a gar- land, all ppr. Pro rege. 170. i Aberkirdor, Scotland, within the horns of a crescent arg., a buckle az. 163. 15 Aberneathy, Scotland, a ship under sail ppr. Salus per Christum. 160. 13 Aberneathy, a parrot holding in the dexter claw a pear. 101.13 Abernethy of Rothma}', a parrot feeding on a bunch of cherries, all ppr. Salus per Christum. loi. 8 Abernethy of Auchinloich, a parrot ppr. In Christo salus. loi. 4 Abernethy, Scotland, a cross crosslet fitched gu. In Christo salus. 166. 2 Abernethy of Corskie, in the sea a ship in distress. Salus per Christum. 160.14 Aberneths Scotland, a ship under sail ppr. Salus per Christum. i6o. 13 ABS Abernethy, a three-masted ship storm. If; Aberton or Aburton, on a human gu., an eagle's claw erased ppr. 113. 14 j Abett, a unicorn's head gu., collared or. cf. 49- 7 Abilem, a man's head in profile issumtr ppr. cf. 190. 14 Abingdon, Earl of, and Baron Norreys, Wytham Abbey, Oxford (Bertie), a Saracen's head couped at the breast ppr., ducally crowned or, charged on the chest with a fret az. Virtus ariett fortior. 245. 5 Abingdon of Dowdeswell, Glouc, an arm in armour embowed ppr., garnished or. holding in the hand an ancient maot- sa., headed and studded also or, girt round the arm near the shoulder with a sash tied in a bow arg., fringe I gold. 199- .^ Abingdon, a dexter arm in armour em- bowed ppr., holding in the hand a sword by the blade point downwards. 195. n Abingdon, a bull rampant. 45. 11 Abingdon, Worcs., an eagle close or. 76. 2 Abingdon, Worcs., an eagle displayed or, crowned az. c/. 74. 1 4 Abinger, Baron, Inverlochy Castle, Kin- gussie, Inverness-sh. (Scarlett), a Tuscan column chequy or and gu., supported on either side by a lion's gamb ermines, erased gu. Suis stal viribus. 239. 10 Able, an arm in armour embowed, the hand grasping a sword, all ppr. 195. 2 ! Ablehall, a lion's head erased sa., between two wings or. 19. 7 Ablyn, a sword in pale enfiled with a j savage's head ppr. 191. 9 I Abney-Hastings, Bart., see Hastings. ^ Abney-Hastings, see Donington, Baron. I Abney, Sir WilUam de Wiveleslie, K.C.B., I of jleasham Hall, Derbysh., a demi- lion rampant or, holding between the I paws a pellet. Fortiter et honeste. I cf. II. 7 Aboat, a griffin sejant. 62. 10 Aboril and Abrol, Worcs., a lion's head ppr., vomiting flames gu. 17. i I Abot, a unicorn's head erased ppr. 49. 5 Aboyne, Earl of, see Marquess of Huntly. Abrahall, Heref., a hedgehog ppr. 135. 8 j Abraham, the sun in splendour or. 162. 2 I Abraham, Thomas Fell, Esquire, of I Riverham, Grassendale Park, Lanes. j upon a mount vert in front of tw.i j fronds of fern a rook ppr. Veritas ■ libertas. 244. 4 Abraham, Alfred Clay, Esquire, F.I.C., of 87, Bold Street, Liverpool, same 1 crest and motto. Abrahams and Abram, the sun rising from a cloud ppr. 162. 5 Abram of Lorraine, a bee or. 137. 4 Abrey, a chevalier on horseback at full I speed, holding a broken spear, all ppr. I Abriscourt, Oxon., a hare close among I grass ppr. 136. i; Abrol or Aboril, Worcs., a lion's head vomiting flames ppr. 17. i Abrook and Abrooke, a wolf's head erased sa. 30. .s Absalem, Absolom, and Absolon, a Hiur- de-lis or. 14S. 2 ABT Abtot, a bear couchant arg., collared and muzzled or. 34. 6 Aburton, on a human heart gu., an eagle's foot erased ppr. 113. 14 AbUSCOUrt and Abustourt, a hare close among grass ppr. 136. 12 Accorne, Scotland, an oak-tree vert. Stabo. 143. 5 Aceck, Acbiche, or Hackbeck, a cross pattee erm. cf. 165. 7 Aclord, a horse's head sa., bridled or. 51-5 Acguillum, a dexter hand holding a holly branch, aU ppr. cf. 209. 14 Acbam, Plenyth, Comw., a lion sejant or, collared and lined sa. 7. 4 Acbam or Adam, a demi-lion arg., hold- ing a maunch gu. Achany, Scotland, out of a crescent, a cross crosslet fitched sa. Per ardua ad alta. 166. 9 Acbard, a crescent inflamed ppr. 163. 12 Acheley, London and Shropsh., an eagle's head erased gu., winged or, in beak a branch of lilies arg., leaved vert. Acheley, a griffin's head erased ppr. 66. 2 Acheley, a demi-swan gu., winged or, holding in the beak a flower arg. Acher, Kent, a bull's head erased gu. 44. 3 Acheson, Scotland and Ireland, a cock ppr. 91. 2 Acheson, Earl of Gosford and Viscount Acheson, a cock gu., standing on a trumpet or. Vigilantihuf. 91. 6 Acheson of Glencairney, Bart., same crest and motto. Acheson, Scotland, an eagle displayed. 75- 2 Acheson, a sandglass ppr. 177. 15 Achieson, Scotland, an astrolabe ppr. Observe. 167. 7 Achilles or Achillis, a savage's head affrontee, ducally crowned ppr. cj. 192. 9 Aahmuty, an arm erabowed in armour ppr., holding a broken spear az. Dum spiro spero. 197. 2 Achym, a crescent or. 163. 2 Acbym or Acklame, a lion sejant gardant or, collared and chained sa. cf. 7. 4 Achyra, Cornw., a lion sejant or, collared and lined sa. 7. 4. Another, a demi-lion arg., holding a maunch gu. Ackelom, a Sagittarius shooting a bow ppr. 53. 2 Ackerman, Ackermann, or Acraman, out of a palisado coronet or, an arm embowed ppr., vested gu., cuffed arg., holding in the hand an oak branch vert, fructed or. 205. i Ackers, Benjamin St. John, of Huntley Manor, Glouc, upon a mount, in front thereof three sprigs of oak slipped and fructed, a dove rising, holding in the beak a like sprig of oak, all ppr. La liberie. 295. 9 Ackers, a Doric column or. cf. 176. 3 Ackers of Moreton Hall, Chester, a dove rising, holding in the beak an olive- branch, all ppr. La liberie. 94. 5 Acktord, a horse's head sa., bridled or. 51- 5 Ackhurst, a demi-lion arg., holding in the dexter paw an acorn slip vert, fructed or. cf. 12. 3 Acklam or Aclome, Yorks, a demi-lion arg., holding a maunch gu. Acklame, a lion sejant or, collared and lined sa. 7. 4 Ackroyd or A ekeroyd, a dog sleeping ppr. 57- 13 Ackroyd, William, of The Wheatley's, Yorks, out of a mural coronet, a stag's head. Vcritaie victoria. Ackworth, a griffin's head erased ppr. 66. 2 Ackworth, Kent, a griflBn segreant. Vincit Acland, a falcon trussing a bird. cf. 79. 7 Acland, a dexter hand couped fesseways holding a rose-branch. Acland, Sir Charles Thomas Dyke, Bart., of Columb-John, Devons., on a sinister arm in fess vested az., the hand in a glove arg., a peregrine falcon ppr., beaked and belled or. Inebran- lable. 86. 14 Acland, Rear-Admiral Sir William A. Dyke. Bart., Rocklands, Chudleigh, South Devonsh., same crest and motto. Acland, Bart., Killerton, Devonsh., and Holnicote, Somers., on a sinister arm in fesse vested az., gloved arg., a hawk perched of the last, beaked and belled or. Inibranlable. 86. 14 Acland, Alfred Dyke, Esquire, of 38, Pont Street, London, a couped arm lying fesseways to the sinister az., gloved arg., thereon a falcon perched ppr., beaked, membered, and belled or. 1 nibrardable. Acland, Charles Thomas Dyke, Esquire, of Killerton, Exeter, same crest and motto. Acland, Theodore Dyke, Esquire, of 74, Brook Street, London, same crest and motto. Acland, Fuller-Palmer-, Bart., Somers.: (i) For Acland, on a sinister arm, in fess vested az., gloved arg., a hawk perched arg., beaked and belled or. 86. 14. (2) For Palmer, a demi- panther gardant, flames issuing out of mouth and ears, holding a palm-branch ppr. 23. 12. (3) For Fuller, on a ducal coronet gu., a lion's head arg., Palma virluti for I?almer over the crest and Inibranlable for Acland underneath the arms. 17. 5 Acland, Hon. John Barton Arundel, M.A., of Holnicote, Mount Peel, Rangitata, Canterbury, New Zealand, Member of the Legislative Council of New Zealand, a man's hand, couped at the wrist, in a glove, lying fesseways, thereon a falcon, perched, all ppr. In- ibranlable 86. 14 Acland, Sir Henry Wentworth Dyke, Bart., K.C.B., M.D., D.C.L., LL.D., F.R.S., a sinister arm lying fesseways vested az., the hand in a glove arg., thereon a falcon perched ppr., beaked and belled or. 86. 14 Acland-Troyte, Hugh Leonard, Esquire, of Hunsham, Court Bampton, Devon, (i ) an eagle's wing sa., charged with five estoiles or, environed with a snake ppr, the wing charged for distinction with a cross crosslet or (for Troyte). (2) On a man's hand couped at the wrist, in a glove fesseways, a falcon perched all ppr (for Acland). A Deo in Deo. Acland-Troyte, John, Edward Esquire, M.A., same crest and motto. ACT Acland-Troyte, Rev. Reginald Henry Dyke, M.A.. of Presbytere St. Andre, Pau, France, same crest and motto. Acle, Devonsh., an annulet or, stoned sa. 167. 14 Acleham or Aclehum, a demi-lion vert holding an escutcheon gu. cl. 14. 2 Aclome, a demi-lion arg., holding a maunch gu. Acock, out of a mural coronet a swan issuing ppr. Acock, out of a ducal coronet a demi- swan issuing ppr. cf. 99. 5 Acombe, a dexter arm in armour em- bowed sa., garnished or, tied round with a ribbon arg. and gu., holding in the hand a broken tilting-spear. cf. 107. 2 Acotts or AcottiS, a Hon rampant gu., supporting a standard ppr., flag az., charged with a saltier arg. 3. 7 A'Court, Bart., an eagle displayed sa., charged with two chevronels arg., holding in the beak a lily, slipped ppr. Grandescunt aucta labore. A'Court, a lion's head erased, regardant gu. 17. 6 A'Court-HoImes, sec Heytesbury, Baron. A'Court-Repington, Charles Henry Wynd- ham. Esquire, M.A., of Amington Hall, Warw. (I) A demi- heraldic antelope gu., armed, ungu., and tufted or, billettee arg. (for Repington). (2) An eagle displayed sa., on the breast two chevroneLs or, holding in the beak a lily ppr. Virtiis jrropter se. Acraman, out of a palisado coronet or, an arm embowed ppr., vested gu., cuffed arg., holding in the hand an oak- branch vert, fructed or. 205. i -Acraman, same crest. Esse guam videri. 20;. I Acre, Westml., a triangular harrow ppr. i;8. 4 Acres and Acris, an eagle displayed ppr., charged on the breast with a pellet. 75- ' Acton, Baron (Dalberg-Actou), of Alden- ham Hall, Shropsh., on a \vreath of the colours a circular wreath arg. and gu., therein a leg in armour ppr., garnished or, bent at the knee and couped at the middle of the thigh, blood dropping therefrom gu. 193. 5. Another, the same crest without the circular torse. Acton, Edward WilUam Frederick, Es- quire, J. P., of the T.easowes, Bridgnorth, within a torse, a human leg and thigh in armour couped and dropping blood, all ppr. Acton, Augustus Wood-, of Acton Scott, Shropsh., same crest. Acton of West Aston, Ireland, same crest. Adjuvante Deo. Acton, Chesh., a demi-lion rampant, re- gardant arg., grasping a spear or, en- filed with a boar's head sa., couped gu. 9. 10 Acton, a demi-lion regardant, holding a spear enfiled with a savage's head. Acton, Wore, an arm in armour, em- bowed ppr., garnished or, the hand grasping a sword arg., hilt of the second entiled with a boar's head, couped sa., dropping blood. Acton. William Robert, Esquire, J.P., of Wolverton Hall, Pershore, an arm in ACT armour, embowed ppr., holding in the hand a sword arg., hilt or, enfiled with a boar's head couped at the neck sa., distilling blood. Vaillance avance Vhomme. Acton, a pine-tree vert, fructed or. 144. 13 Acton, Ireland, a pellet between two wings gu. c/. 1 10. 4 Acworth, a griffin's head erased ppr. 66. 2 Acworth, an armed arm or, issuant out of a coronet of strawberry-leaves gu., the hand grasping a serpent ppr., holding in the mouth an annulet Adagh, a demi-lion rampant arg., guttee- de-sang, holding in the paws three blue pinks. 3Iea gloria fides. Adair, see Waveney, Baron. Adair, Bart., of Kinghilt, a man's head couped and bloody ppr. Loyal au Adair of Heatherton Park, Somers., same crest. Loyal d mart. Adair, Cumb. and Scotland, a Saracen's head couped and impaled with a spear. / dare. 191. 8 Adair, Sir Frederick Edward Shafto, Bart., of Flixton Hall, Suff., a man's head affrontee couped at the neck and bloody ppr. Loi/al au morl. Adair, Allan Shafto, Esquire. J.P., of Bank of England, Plymouth, same crest and motto. Adair, Scotland, on a sword in pale a Saracen's head affrontee, dropping blood all ppr., the sword hilted and pommelled or. Arte et marie. Forli- tuAine. lOi. 11 Adam, Hants, a crescent gu. 163. 2 Addin, on a mount vert a sword ppr., and a cross crosslet fitchee gu., in saltier, banded of the last. c/. 166. 12 Adam, James, M.D., Mailing Place, West Jlaliing, Kent, a cross crosslet fitchee gu., and a sword in saltire ppr. Adam of Culross, a cross crosslet fitchee gu., surmounted of a sword in saltier ppr. Crux mihi grata quies. 166. 12 Adam of Runcorn, two swords in saltier, and a cross crosslet, fitched in pale, Dominus ipse faciei. 166. 14 Adam, Sir Charles Elphinstone, Bart., of Blair Adam, Kinross, a cross crosslet fitchee gu., surmounted of a sword in saltire ppr. Crux mihi grata guies. 166. 12 Adam, Scotland, a hand holding a cross crosslet, fitched gu. Crux mihi grata guies. 221. 14 Adam, Scotland, a passion-cross or, charged with a man's heart ppr. In cruce solus. cf. 165. 4 Adam of Walden, Esse.^:, a talbot passant az., bezantee, collared arg. c/. 54 5 Adam, an eagle volant ppr. Adam or Adams, a griffin's head, gu., between two wings or, beaked az. c/. 67. 7 Adam or Adams, a griffin's head gu., between two wings or, pellettce. cf. 67. 7 Adams of Ahavagurrah, Ireland, a griffin's head erased az. 3Ialo mori quam jmdari. 66. 2 Adams, Cambs, a griffin's head gu., be- tween two wings or. cf. 67. 7 Adams, Lines, a griffin's head couped gu., beaked az., between two wings or, pellettee. «/ 67. 7 Adams of Cheaton, Shrapsh., a griffin's head erased erm., beaked gu., charged with a chevron vairee or and az. </. 66. 2 Adams, a griffin's head erased erm., beaked gu., charged with a chevron chequy or and sa. f/. 66. 2 Adams, a griffin's head between two wings, addorsed vert, charged on the breast with a cross or. Adams, William, Esquire, of Drumelton House, CootehiU, and Erne View, co. Cavan, Ireland, a griffin's head couped gu., between two wings sa., each charged with three bezants. Ingenium superat vires. cf. 67. 7 Adams, Yorks, a demi-griffin erm., winged and beaked az., holding an escallop or. cf. 65. i Adams, Francis, of Clifton, Glouc, a demi-griffin segreant or. Tout ou rien. 64. 2 Adams of Ansty Hall, Warwick, a talbot passant az., semee of bezants, collared arg. Sub cruce Veritas. cf. 54. 5 Adams, see Woollcombe-Adams. Adams, Notts, a talbot sa., semee of cinquefoils or, resting the dexter paw upon a mullet of the last. Adams, Samuel Thomas, Esquire, a talbot sa., semee of cinquefoils or, and resting the dexter paw upon a mullet also or. Adams, Bath, out of a crown vallery or, a demi-lion affrontee arg., semee of mullets gu. Adams, Devonsh., out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion gardant arg. cf. 10 Adams, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi- lion affrontee ppr. Adams, Carmarthensh., out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion affrontee gu. Aspire, persevere, and indulge not. Adams, London, a lion rampant or. i . ' 3 Adams of Holyland, Pembroke, a martlet arg. Certior in coflo domus. cf. 95. 2 Adams, a martlet sa., holding in the beak a mullet or. Cruce duce. cf. 95- 5 Adams, a raven sa. cf. 107. 2 Adams, Middx., an eagle volant regar- dant. 79- 5 Adams, an eagle regardant, wings ele- vated sa., pendant from the neck an escutcheon or, charged with a cat's face vert, resting the dexter claw on a crescent also or. 77. 3 Adams, Rev. James Williams, V.C, B.A., the Rectory, Postwich, Norwich, same crest. Adams, on a mount vert an eagle reversed and regardant, wings expanded ppr., beak and legs or, holding in the beak a mullet sa., the sinister claw resting on a crescent reversed gold. Adams, London, on a Ijezant a demi-eagle Bart., a greyhound's head couped. " cf. 61. 2 Adams, Shropsh., a greyhound's head erased erm. 61. 4 Adams, Ireland, a boar's head or, couped gu. cf. 43. I Adams, London and Ireland, a boar's head arg., couped gu. cf. 43. i ADA Adams, London, a wolf's head erased erm. 30. 8 Adams, a wolf's head erased ppr. 30. 8 Adams, Rev. William Fulford, of the Rectory, Weston-sub-Edge, Glouc, a dexter arm embowed in armour ppr., garnished or, the elbow charged with a torteau, the gauntlet also ppr., grasping a cross crosslet fitchee sa. Lifiertas el nalale solum. Adams of Bowdon, Devonsh., a dexter arm, in armour ppr., embowed, grjisping a cross crosslet fitched sa., charged on elbow with a torteau. Libertas et natale solum. Adams, Percy, Fulford, Lancaster Road, Wimbledon, a dexter arm embowed in armour, the hand in a gauntlet ppr., grasping a cross crosslet sa., the arm charged on the elbow with a torteau. Libertas et natale solum. Adams, a dexter arm in armour em- bowed, holding in the hand a cross crosslet. 19^. 5 Adams, Ireland, an arm couped at the shoulder, embowed ppr., vested gu., holding in the hand a flag sa., charged with a bee. 204. 1 2 Adams, Very Rev. Samuel, M.A., of Northlands, co. Cavan, Ireland, Dean of Cashel and Prebendary of Terebrine, in the Diocese of Elphin, J.P., on a mount vert a cross crosslet fitchee or, charged with a bleeding heart gu. In cruce solus. cf. 166. 6 Adams, Ambrose Douglas, Esquire, on a mount vert, a cross crosslet fitchee or, charged with a bleeding heart gu. In cruce solus. Adams, James Craig Bate de Lisle, Esquire, same crest and motto. Adams, John Hervey Stuart, Esquire, of Northlands, Carrickmacross, same crest and motto. Adams, Ixslie Piers, Esquire, same crest and motto. Adams, Maxwell Richard William Peers-, Esquire, same crest and motto. Adams, Peers - Newsham, Esquire, same crest and motto. Adams, Samuel Allen, Esquire, of North- lands, Carrickmacro.?s, same crest and motto. Adams, a cat-a-mountain gardant arg., collared az., restin" the dexter fore- paw on a terrestrial globe ppr. ■S^ln^ viler sed fortiter. cf. 26. 5 Adamson, Newcastle-upor-Tyne, a cross crosslet gu. 165. 2 Adamson of Aberdeenshire and late of Ewell, Surrey, a cross crosslet fitchee az. Crux mihi grata quies. t66. 2 Adamson, Scotland, a cross crosslet fitched, and sword iu saltier ppr. 166. 12 Adamson, a tilting-spear, broken in three pieces, two in saltier, sur- mounted by the head-piece in pale, pointed or, banded gu. J 75. 2 Adamson, John George, Esquire, a talbot passant az., collared, charged on the shoulder with a cross invected, and holding in the dexter paw a key in pale, all or. Watch and ward. Adamson of Brampton Place, Bexley Heath, Kent, a cross crosslet fitchee az. Crux mihi grate quies. ADA Adamson, Lawrence William, Esquire, LL.D., of Eglingham Hall, Northumb., a talbot passant az., collared, charged on the shoulder vnth a cross invected, and holding in the dexter paw a key in pale, all or. Watch and imrd. Adamson, William 8haw, Esquire, J.P., of Careston Castle, Brechin, co. Forfar, a sword ppr., hilted and pommelled or, and a cross crosslet fitchee gu. in saltier, all between two branches of laurel, also ppr. Crux mild grata quies. 266. 4 Adamson, William Rushton, Esquire, of Rushton Park, Robertsbridge, Sussex, a talbot passant az., bezantee and collared or. Avant. cj. 54. 5 Adamson, a lion passant, holding in the dexter paw a cross crosslet fitched gu. cj. 6. 2 Adare, Baron, see Dunraven, Earl of. Adcock or Addcock, a fox's head ppr. 33.4 Addagh, a lion rampant. Mea gloria fides. I. 13 Addams, a grifiSn's head between two wings gu. cf.67.7 Addcock or Adcock, a fox's head ppr. 33- 4 Addenbrooke, on the banks of a river an otter party per pale arg. and sa., and charged with two crescents counter- changed. Addenbrooke, Edward Homfray, the Platts, Kidderminster, crest as fore- going. Nee temere nee limide. Addenbrooke, Herbert Henry Hodgetts, Esquire, same crest. Addenbrooke, Rev. James Jennings, of Whixhall, Salop, same crest. Adderbury, Sussex, an embattled tower, ppr. 156. 2 Adderley, Warw. and Staffs, on a chepcau gu., turned up erm., a stork arg. 105. 3 Adderley, Hubert John Broughton, Es- quire, of Barlaston Hall, Stoke-on- Treni: (i) Same crest as above. (2) A sea-dog's head couped gu. , eared and finned. Adderley of Ham's Hall, Warw., same oi-est. Adderley, Baron Norton, same crest. Addere legi justitiavi decus. Adderley, Hon. Henry Arden, of Fillong- lev Hall, Coventry, same crest and motto. Adderiy, Staffs, and Scotland, a rose gu. 149. 2 Adderton, a hand holding a scimitar. 213- 5 Adderton and Atherton, Shropsh., a cubit arm grasping a truncheon. 214. 6 Addey, Kent, on a mount a stag lodged, ?.ll ppr. 115. 12 Addington, Devonsh., a leopard sejant gardant arg., pelettee. Addington, Baron (Hubbard), in front of a fasces fessewise ppr., an eagle's head erased arg., collared fieurettee gu. AUa petens. 245. 4 Addington, a cat passant ppr. 26. 4 Addington, see Sid mouth. Viscount. Addis, Adis, or Ades, out of a tower ppr. a demi-lion az. 157. 11 Addison, a tower arg. 1 56. 2 Addison, a pair of wings erect ppr. 109. C Addison, a unicorn's head erased, trans- pierced by an arrow, in bend sinister guttee. Let the deed ahaw. Addison, Sudbury, a unicorn's head erased arg., pierced through the neck with an arrow and charged on the breast with three annulets. Addison, Staffs, a demi-unicorn couped arg., armed, ungu., and crined or, the sinister foot resting ou an escutcheon gu., charged with a leopard's face of th( intl. Addison, William Henry, Esquire, of New- ark, Kent, and of Robertson, Cape Colony, South Africa, a snake nowed or, in front of a demi-eagle, wings dis- played sa., holding in the beak a snake entwined round the neck ppr. Ad- decet Iwneste vivere. 81.5 Addlington or Adlington, Devonsh. and Lines, a goat's head erased ppr. 128. 5 Addreston or Aderston, a martlet gu. c/. 95- 5 Addurston, a swan's neck and wings arg., beaked gu., gorged with a ducal cor- onet or. Addy or Addey, on a mount a stag lodged, all ppr. 115. 12 Adean, a stag's head cabossed ppr. 122. 5 Adeane, Charles Robert Whorwood, of Babraham, Cambs, a griffin's head collared, between two wings. 67. 7 same crest. Adelin, a chevalier on horseback, at full speed, brandishing a sword, all ppr. 189. 10 Adelmare, the sea vert, thereon a dolphin naiant ppr. Adelsorf, two wings elevated sa. 109. 6 Adelston or Adeston, an escutcheon arg., charged with a cinquefoil gu. Adenstoun, Adingstoun, or Adinston, a dexter hand holding a cross pattee fitched 221. 12 Aderley, Blackhall, Staffs, a leopard's head couped or, pierced through the mouth with a sword blade broken arg. Aderson, a cup or, with three branches of laurel issuing therefrom vert. 177. 2 Aderton, a hand holding a scimitar ppr. 213- 5 Aderstone, a martlet gu. 95. 5 Adey, a leopard's face or, jessant-de-lis gu. 22. 5 Adey, Adrey, or Ady, on a mount vert, a stag lodged arg., attired and ducally crowned or. c/. 115. 12 Adey, see Adye. Adger, a swan with wings addorsed regardant arg., murally crowned gu., resting its dexter foot on an escaUop or. 99- 7 Adie, Aedie, and Addie, Crieff and Scot- land, a cross crosslet and sword in saltier ppr. Crux niihi grata ^ute.f. 166. 12 Adingstoun or Adinston, Scotland, a dexter hand holding a cross patee fitchee 221. 12 Adis, out of a tower ppr., a demi-lion az. 157. II Adkins, a lion rampant gu., supporting a flagstaff with ropes ppr., flag arg., charged with a cross of the first. holding c/- 3- 7 AGA Adlam, William, of Chew Magna, Somers., on a mount vert, and in front of rays of the sun, an eagle ppr., collared sa. Ti/rne proveth truth. Adiard, a hand holding a dagger erect, all ppr. 212. 9 Adler of Haverstoke, Essex, a demi-eagle, wings displayed sa., charged ou the breast with an etoile or. cj. 80. 2 Adlercron, Rodolph Ladeveze, Esquire, F.R.G.S., of Broom HaU, Horsham, Sussex, a demi-eagle displayed sa., langued gu., ducally crowned or, the dexter wing per fesse arg., and az., the sinister per fesse of the last and or. Quo fata vacant. Adlington, a goat's head erased arg. 128. 5 Adlington, Henry Smith, of the HaU Holme, Hale, Shipdham, Thetford, Norf., same crest. Per antiquam cartanu Adlington, an heraldic antelope's head erased arg. cf. 127. 11 Adlyn, on a mount vert, a martlet or. 95- 7 Adney, an eagle's head, holding in the beak an acorn, slipped and leaved ppr. cf. 84- 10 Adolphus, a demi-lion rampant murally crowned, holding a knight's helmet between the paws. Adshead and Adshade, an antelope trip- pant ppr. 126. 6 Adson, Scotland, an oak-tree. Stand sure. 143- 5 Ady, Kent, on a mount vert, a stag lodged arg., attired and ducally crowned or. cf. 115. 12 Ady or Adry, a leopard's face or, jessant- de-lis gu. 22. c, Adye, a leopard passant gardant. cf. 24. 3 Adye and Adyer, Kent and Durh., a cherub's head ppr. 189. 9 Adyn, Dorchester, a lion's head ppr. cf. 17. 8 Adys, a cock crowing erm. 91. 2 Aermine, on a mount vert, an erm. arg., the tip of the tail sa. 134. 10 Aeth, a demi-griffin or, holding in the dexter claw a battle-axe gu. 64. 1 1 Affleck, Scotland, an eagle rising ppr. 77- 5 Affleck of Balmanno, Scotland, two wings issuing. Eerum sapientia. custos. 109. 6 Affleck, Bart., of Dalham HaU, New- market, an ear of wheat or, between two fern branches ppr. Pretiosuni quod utile. 239. 1 1 Affleck of that ilk, same crest and motto. Affordbie of Affordby, Lines, a horse's head erased sa., bridled or. cf. 51. 5 Agad, a heraldic antelope's head. 127. 10 Agall, on a chapeau ppr., a buU statant sa. cf. 45- 9 Agan, on a ducal coronet or, a stag's head cabossed ppr. cf. 122. 5 Agar, Ireland, a demi-lion rampant or. Vita trita via tula. 10. 2 Agar, Earl of Normanton, a demi-lion rampant or. Vita trita via tuta. lO. 2 Agar-EUis, Viscount Clifden, see Clifden. Agar-Robartes, see Robartes, Baron. Agard, Lanes, a bugle -horn arg., gar- I nished or, stringed sa. 228. 11 AGA Agard, Lanes, an ibex's head or, semee of hurts, maned, homed, tnfted, and collared az. Agas of Wymondham, Norf., a Jloor's head sa., wreathed arg. and gu. 192. 13 Agbnry, Kent and Gloiic, a bird sup- porting a flag, charged with a cross. 78. 14 Ager or Auger of Bishopboum, Kent and Glouc, a bull's head erased gu., attired or. 44- 3 Agg or Auge, a Moor's head conped sa., wreathed arg. and az. 192. 13 AggS, on a chapeau ppr. a bull statant sa. c/. 45- 9 Aglionby, Rev. Francis Keyes, Christ Church Vicarage, Westminster, a derai- eagle displayed or. 81.6 Agmondesham of Horsley, Surrey, a stag trippant or. 117* ^ Agmondisham or Agmundesham, Surrey, a stag lodged ppr. 115. 7 Agnew, the sun sliining on the stump of a tree ppr. I45- 5 Agnew, a crow statant, wings e.xpanded, transfixed with an arrow, all ppr. 107. II Agnew or Agneu of Sheuchan and Lothian, Scotland, an eagle issuant and regardant ppr. Consilio non impetu. go. 10 Agnew of Lochryan, an eagle rising regardant, holding in dexter claw a sword ppi. ConsUio eiimpetii . 77.10 Agnew of Castle Wiger, an eagle rising regardant ppr. Consilio non impcttt. 77- 4 Agnew, Hon. Sir James Wilson, K.C.M.G., M.D., M.R.C.S., of Macquarie St. Hobart, Tasmania, Member of the Executive Council, and formerly Mem- ber of Legislative Council, Chief Secretary and Premier of the said Colony, an eagle issuant rising, with wings expandelJ and regardant ppr.. charged on the breast with a trefoil slipped vert. ConsUio non impelu. Agnew, Ch.irles Stewart, Esquire, J.P., of Hobart, Tasmania, an eagle issuant rising and regardant ppr., charged on its breast with a trefoil slipped vert. Consilio non impetu. Agnew, Sir Andrew, of Lorhuaw, Bart., an eagle issuing regardant ppr. Con- silio non impetu. 80. 10 Agnew, Sir William, Bart., 11, Great Stanhope St., W., an eagle regardant, wings expanded ppr., each wing'charged with a pale or, holding in its mouth a sword pointing upwards ppr., the dexter claw resting on a saltier couped gu. Consilio et impetu. 236. 5 Agnew, Scotland, an eagle rising regar- dant ppr. Si non consilio. impetu. 80. 10 Agnew, John Vans, of Bambarroch, [ Scotland : (l) An eagle issuant regard- , ant ppr. {for Agnew). 80. 10. (2) A lion rampant, in dexter paw a pair of j scales ppr. {for Vans). ConsUio non impetu. Be faithful. ' Agrevell, a bezant. c/. 159. 14 Agruall, a lion's face gardant between two wings ppr. 21.4 AguUar and Aguillar, an eagle's head erased, holding in the beak a fleur-de- lis, all ppr. 84. 12 I Aguillon, Yorks, a pelican vulning herself ppr. 98- I Agworth, a torteau. i59- U Ahanny or Ahany, Scotland, out of a crescent a cross crosslet fitched sa. Per ardua ad alta. 166. 9 Ahem, Ireland, a vine ppr. 152. 9 Aher, a sand-glass sa., winged gu. 113. II Ahlfeldt, Frederic Cart, Esquire, a brack arg., collared and sejant on a cushion gu., tasselled or. Fortitudine suavitatc. 59. 8 Ahrends, an eagle ppr. Post nubiln phaebus. 76. 2 Aickea, Aiken, or Aikin, a fountain throwing up water ppr. 159. 13 Aickinson, a demi-lady, holding in the dexter hand a tower, and in the sinister a palm-branch. 1S3. 8 Aickman and Aikman, Scotland, an oak- tree fructed ppr. Sub robore virtus. 143- 2 Aidgmam, a demi-eagle or, charged on the breast with a thistle ppr. of. 81. 6 Aifler, two wings in lure. 113. i Aighton, Lanes, a snake coiled up ppr. 142. 2 Algler or Ayler, two wings in lure. 113. i Algles, Northunib., a huntins-hom ppr. 228. II Aiken, a fountain throwing up water ppr. 159- 13 Aiken, sec Chetwood-Aiken. Aiken, Scotland, a cross crosslet fitched gu. In cruce solus. 166. 2 Aiken, L-eland, an ox-yoke az., stapled or. 178. 6 Aiken, James, of Dalmoak, co. Dum- barton, a dexter hand couped at the wrist, holding a garland of oak-leaves ppr. In robore decu-s. Aikenhead or Aitkenhead, a demi-savage holding in the dexter hand three laurel- sprigs fructed ppr. Rupio robore nati. cf. 1 86. 4 Aikenhead, Frank, Esquire, Xaval and Military Club, 94, Piccadilly, W., a demi-man affront^e holding in his dexter hand a branch of laurel slipped and fructed, all ppr., and resting his sinister on a chaplet of oak, also ppr., fructed. Rnpto robore nati. 258. 10 Aikenhead, Scotland, an oak-tree fructed ppr. Annoso robore quercus. 143. 2 Aikin or Aicken, an oak-tree vert. Sub robere virtus. 143. 5 Aikman, a man ppr., holding a standard gu., vested arg.. the coat az. 187. 9 Aikman of Cairnie, an oak-tree fructed ppr. Sub robore virtus. 143. 2 Aikman, Thomas Stokes George Hugh Robertson, of Ross, Hamilton, N.B., an oak-tree ppr. Sub robore rnrtus. Aikman of Bromlinton, an oab-tree fructed ppr. Sub robore virtus. j 143- 2 Aile and Ailes, a dexter arm embowed, ' the fist clenched ppr. 202. 2 , Ailesbury, Marquess and Earl of, Earl of Cardigan, Earl Bruce, Viscount; Savernake, etc. (Brudenell - Bruce), ' Savemake Forest, Marlborough, Wilts : (i) A lion statant az., tail extended {for Bruce), cf. 4. 8. (2) A .sea-horse naiant ppr. {for Brudenell). Think and , thanl: Fuimui. 46. ? '' Allien, Edinburgh, a pelican in her piety ppr. Non sibi. 98. 8 Ailmer or Aylmer, London, a goat passant Ailsa, Marquess of (Kennedy), Culzean Castle, Maybole, a dolphin naiant ppr. Avis In fin. 140. 5 Aime and Aine, a pillar barry of four gu. and or, winged ppr. 113. 10 Aimgevyne of Theshelthorpc, Lines, a vine or, bearing three bunches of grapes ppr. cf. 152. 9 Aines, Ainge, Ainger, Aitken, a common boat ppr. 179. 6 Ainge, London, a cross formee fitchee or, between two wings az. cf. 1 10. 7 Ainlie, an arm holding a laurel chaplet ensigned with a bird. cf. 205. 6 Ainsley or Ainslie of Blackhill, a pelican's head erased ppr. Pietns tutissima virtus. 98. 2 Ainsley, Bart., Scotland, an arm embowed brandishing a scimitar ppr. Pro regc et patria. 201. i Ainsley and Ainslie, Scotland, an arm em- bowed grasping a scimitar, all ppr. Pro rege et patria. 201. i Ainslie, Bart., Lines, a dexter arm em- bowed holding a scimitar ppr. Pro rege et patria. 201. i Ainslie of Pilton, Bart., on a chapeau a dexter arm embowed grasping a scimitar ppr. Pro patria smpe, pro 213- 5 Ainslie, Quebec, an eagle's head erased ppr. Pietas tutissima virtus. 83. 2 Ainslie : ( l ) An eagle's head erased ppr. Pietas tutissima virtujt. 83. 2. (2) A dexter arm embowed grasping a scimi- tar, all ppr. Pro rege et patria. 201. I Ainslie, an arm holding in the hand t%vo branches of laurel, ensigned with a bird. cf. 205. 6 Ainsworth, Richard Henry, of Smith ills HaU, Lanes, a man in armour, holding in his dexter hand a battle-axe ppr. Meo gloria fides. Ainsworth, David, of the Flosh, Cleator, Whitehaven, Cumb., a falcon rising with wings displayed and inverted. Surgo et resvrgam. Ainsworth, John Stirling, Esquire, of Harecroft, Gosforth, Cumb., and Ardanaiseig, Kilchrenan, Argyll, same crest and motto. Ainsworth, Lie\itenant-Colonel David, Backbarrow, North Lanes, a falcon, wings expanded and inverted, belled ppr. Surgo et resurgam. 87. i Air, Scotland, the stump of an oak-tree, new branches sprouting ppr. 145-2 Aird, Scotland, a cock ppr. Vigilantia. Aird, Sir John, Bart., 14, Hyde Park Terrace, W., on a bull rail fessewise a lion rampant erect, holding between the paws a rivet, all ppr. Vigilantia. 251. 7 Aird, a cubit arm holding a hawk's lure, all ppr. Airey, a cinquefoil gu. 14S. 12 Airey, Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Parke, Esquire, D.S.O., of Victoria Barracks, Oxford Street, Paddington, Sydney, out of the battlements of a tower or. AIR a dexter and a sinister arm embowed in armour ppr., the hands also ppr., holding a cinquefoU az. */e le ticndrai. Airey, a leg in armour, couped at the thigh ppr., garnished and spurred or. 193- I Airlie, Earl ol (Ogilvy), Airlie Castle, a ]aily from the waist, affrontee ppr., holding a portcullis gu. A fin. 183. 7 Airmine of Osgodsby, I3art., on a mount vert, an erm. passant arg. 134. 10 Airth, Scotland, a cock crowing ppr. Qi. 2 Airth, Scotland, a stag's head erased, at gaze ppr. Aiscough, a cross erosslet fitched az. In hoc signo vinces. 166. 2 Aiselbie or Aislabie, Yorks, a lion's head erased gu., gorged with three lozenges, conjoined in fess arg. cj. 17. 8 Aisincourt, a demi-eagle displayed with two heads. cj. 82. i Aiskell, AiskiU, and AskiU, in the sea an anchor, in pale ppr. 161. 6 : Aislabie, sec Aiselbie. t Aitcheson, Scotland, a cock ppr., wattled ! and combed. Vigilnntibus. 91. 2 ' Aitchison of Roehsolloch, the same. I Aitchison, Henry H., M.D., Wallsend-on- Tyne, a cock ppr., combed and wattled gu. Vigilantibus. Aitchison, see Acheson. Aitchison of Pittenweem, an astrolabe ppr. Observe. 167- 7 Aitchison, Robert Swan, Esquiie, M.D., of -4, Great King Street, Edinburgh, an eagle's head erased sa. Vigilantibus. Aitken, James, Esquire, of Saltcoats and Darroch, Stirling, Scotland, an oak- tree ppr. Eobore et vigilantia. 143. 5 Aitken of Aitkenside, a cross erosslet fitched gu. In cruce salus. 166. 2 Aitken, Colonel R. Easton, V.D., Glas- gow, a mailed arm embowed, holding a cross erosslet fitched. In cruce salus. 295. 13 Aitken, James H., Esquire, Gartcows, Falkirk, N.B., a cross erosslet fitchee. In cruce saliui. 166. 2 Aitken of Edenhurst, Timperley, Chesh.. a cross erosslet fitchee az. In cruce salus. Aitken of Thornton. Fifeshire, a cross erosslet fetchee gules. In cruce salus. 166. 2 Aitken, Aitkin, and Atkin, a boat ppr. 179. 6 Aitken, James, Esquire, Shipowner, Glas- gow, a cock sa., collared and chained or. Eobore et vigilantia. Aitkenhead, Scotland, a demi-savage holding in his dexter hand three laurel sprigs fructed ppr. cf. 1 86. 4 Aitkenhead, Scotland, an oak-tree ppr. Rupto robore nati. 143. 5 Aitkens, a dexter arm in armour em- bowed, holding in the hand ppr. a cross erosslet fitched erect arg. 19S. 5 Aitkenson, a demi-lady holding in her dexter hand a tower, and in her sinister a palm-branch. 183. 8 Aitkenson, a cock ppr. 91. 2 Aitkine, Scotland, a cross erosslet fitched gu. In cruce snius. 166. 2 Aitkinson, Scotland, a cock ppr. 91. 2 Aito or Auito, Devonsh., issuing out of a cloud a dexter arm ppr., grasping a sword erect arg., hilted or, enfiled with a Moor's head in profile sa., wreathed about the temples arg., and with pearls in the ears. Alton of that ilk, Scotland, Bart., a dexter hand pulling a rose ppr. Et dererptce dabunt odorem. 218. 13 Alton of Dunmure, same crest and motto. Alton and Aitoune, a rose gu. Virtuie orta occiditttt rariu-s. 149. 2 Alton of Kippo, a rose-tree vert, flowered gu. Et decerptoe dahunt odorem. 149.14 Alton of Kinaldie, same crest. Aitoune of Inchdairnie, same crest and motto. Akarys, Akers, Akeris, and Akyris, a griffin's head gu. 66. i Akarys, a demi-griifin or. 64. 2 Akaster, a demi-griffin or. 64. 2 Akeland and Akland, on a sinister arm in fesse vested az., gloved arg., a hawk perched of the last, beaked and belled or. 86. 14 Akeland, a hawk belled ppr. 85. 2 Akelitz, Akelits, or Hakelut, a halbert issuing ppr. 172. i Akenhead, Scotland, an oak-tree ppr. 143- 5 Akenhead, a cock ppr. 91. 2 Akenhead, a demi-savage holding in the dexter hand a bunch of acorns. Rupto roberc nati. Akenside, an arrow ppr. 173. 5 Aker, a triangular harrow. 178. 4 Akeris, a griffin's head gu. 66. I Akerman or Ackerman, out of a pallisado coronet or, an arm embowed, vested gu., cuffetl arg., holding in the hand ppr. an oak-branch vert, fructed of the first. 205. I Akeroyd and Akroyd, a dog sleeping ppr. 57. 13 Akers, a Doric column or. Akers- Douglas, Rt. Hon. Aretas, M.P., of Chikton Park and Mailing Abbey, Kent : ( I ) A dexter arm in armour embowed ppr., garnished or, grasp- ing in the hand a dagger in bend sinister, also ppr., hilt and pommel gold {for Douglas). 195. 3. (2) A dexter cubit arm vested bendy or and az., the hand ppr. holding a banner, also bendy or and az., charged with a Saracen's (or Irish Kerne's) head between eight cross crosslets, fringed and tasselled or {for Akeri). Sapitntia et Veritas. Je vive en esperance. Akiris, Akeris, or Akyris, a griffin's head gu. 66. I Akland, on a sinister arm in fesse, vested az., gloved arg., a hawk perched of the last, beaked and belled or. 86. 14 Akland, the same, but the hawk hooded. Akroyd, in front of a stag's head ppr., three spear-heads sa., encircled by a wTeath of oak also ppr. In veritate Alabaster and AUebaster, a feather arg., enfiled with a ducal coronet or. 114. 12 Aland, Ireland, a leopard passant gar- dant or. Aland, Lord Fortescue, same crest. Forte scrutum salus duccm. Alanson, Allanson, and Allenson, a lion rampant gardant gu., supporting a cross or. Alanson,on a mount vert, a lion rampant gardant gu., supporting a long cross or. 3- >5 ALC Alate, a unicorn's head arg., collared sa. cf. 49. II Albalanda, a boar passant gu. 40. 9 Albam, an urchin ppr. 135-8 Alban, a lion's head erased, pierced in breast with an arrow. cf. 17. 13 Albani, d', Arthur James Louis Francis, Esquire, of Newmarket, on a wreath of the colours two ostrich-feathers in saltire az., thereon perched a martlet or. Vestigia nulla reirorsum. Albany, Shropsh., London, Beds, and Middx., a dolphin hauriant or. 140. II Albany, London, Shropsh., and Beds, out of a ducal coronet gu. a demi-dolphiu hauriant or. Albany, Shropsh., out of a ducal coronet a dolphin hauriant embowed or. Albany, Duke of (H.B.H. Prince Leopold), on a coronet composed of crosses patee and fleur-de-lis a lion statant gardant and crowned with a like coronet or, and differenced with a label of three points arg., the centre point charged with St. George's cross, and each of the other points with a heart gu. Albaster, Staffs, a feather in pale arg., enfiled with a ducal coronet or. 114. 12 Albemarle, Earl of (Keppel), Quideuham Park, Attleborough, Norf., out of a ducal coronet or, a swan's head and neck arg. Ne cede malis. cf. 100. 10 Albeney, a yoke in bend ppr. 17S. 6 Albeney, Berks, a stock-dove az., holding in the beak a branch vert, fructed gu. 92. 5 Alberough or Albrough, a castle, at the sinister base a thistle-bush ppr. 155.6 Alberry of Wickingham, Berks, a dove az., holding in its beak a branch fructed. 92- 5 Albert, a demi-savage, wreathed about the middle with leaves, over his shoulder a sledge-hammer, all ppr. cf. 186. II Alberton, a pennon in bend gu., the staff headed sa. and tasselled or. 176. I2 AlbertUS, Poland, the huU of a ship, with only main-mast, and the top without tacking or. Deus dabit vela. Albery, a stock-dove az., holding in its beak a branch, leaves and stalk vert, fructed gu. 92. 5 Albon, Albone, Allebone, and Allibone, a bull's head affrontee. 44. 8 Alborough, Somers., a fox arg., collared and lined or. Albrecht, a dexter cubit arm erect ppr., holding a fleur-de-lis or. cf. 215. 5 Albrecht or Albreght, a dexter hand in fesse ppr., holding a fleur-de-lis or. 221. 9 Albyn, a lion's gamb issuing sa., holding a spear or, on the top a flag gu. 35- 9 Alcester, Baron (Admiral Sir Frederick Beauchamp Paget Seymour, G.C.B.), out of a ducal coronet or, a ph'.)enix in flames ppr. Foi/ pour devoir. Alchorn, a human heart gu., ducally crowned or, between two wings arg. no. 14 Alcock, Staffs, a cock gu. 91. 2 Alcock, Ireland, a cock arg., combed and wattled gu., spurred az. Vigilanter. ALC Alcock of Silvertost, Northamp., a cock erm., beaked, membered, crested, and wattled or. 9^. 2 Alcock of Wilton Castle, Ireland, a cock arg., standing on a globe, armed, combed, and g'illed or. Vigilaie. Alcock, Ireland, on a pomeis charged ■vrith a cross patee or, a cock statant sa. Vigilaie. Alcock, Philip Clayton, Esquire, of Wilton Castle, Enniscorthy, same crest and motto. Alcock, Kent, out of a ducal coronet az., a demi-swan erm., wings expanded, and ducally crowned or. cf. 99. 5 Alcock-Beck, see Beck-Alcock. Alcock - Stawell - Riversdale, William Thoma.s Jonas, Esquire: (i) Out of a mural crown or, a de.xter arm in armour couped at the elbow ppr., charged with an ogress, the hand grasping a swor Alcock-Stawell, Jonas William, Esquire, of Kilbrittain Castle, Cork: (i) On a cap of maintenance gu., turned up erm., a falcon rising arg., in his beak a scroll, thereon En parole je vis {for Stawell). (2) A cock arg., combed and wattled gu., spurred az., and above it, OP an escroll, the motto. Vigilantcr. Aldam, out of a ducal coronet a plume of five ostrich-feathers. 114. 13 Aldborough or Aldeburghe, Yorks, an ibex passant or. Aldborough, Earl of (Stratford), Ireland, a dexter arm in armour embowed, hold- ing in the hand ppr. a scimitar az., hilted and pommelled or. Virtuti nihil obstat ct armis. 196. 10 Aldborough and Aldeborough, an escallop or, between two wings az. 141. 10 Aide, a torteau. 159. 14 Alden or Aldon, Herts and Jlidd.v., out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion gu. 16. 3 Alden, Herts and Middx., out of a ducal coronet per pale gu. and sa., a demi- lion rampant or. 16. 3 Alden, out of a coronet arg., a bat's wing gu., surmounted of another arg. Aldenham, Baron (Gibbs), Aldenham House, Elstrce, Herts, in front of a rock ppr., a dexter arm in armour em bowed, the hand gauntletted ppr., holding a battle-axe in bend sinister sa. Tenax propositi. 231. i Alder, a griffin's head gu. 66. i Alderford, Norf., a rat ppr. 136. 11 Alderington, a dexter hand holding a hawk's lure ppr. 217. 8 Alderley, a mailed dexter arm embowed ppr., grasping a cross-hilted sword also ppr., hilted or, transfixing a boar's head sa. Aldersey, Hugh, Esquire, J.P., of Aldersey Hall and Spurstow, Chester, a demi- griffin segreant gu., beaked and legged or, issuing from a plume of five feathers of the last. Alnus semper floreat. 240. 5 Aldham, issuant from a mount vert four ostrich-feathers arg., conjoined at the points by a mill-rind or. Alderson, Norf., from a plume of feathers arg., a griffin rising of the same. 64. 9 Alderson, from behind a mount vert, thereon a branch of alder, the sun rising ppr. Alderson, a pillar ppr. 176- 3 Alderson, Middx.: (i) A dove, in its beak an olive-branch ppr. {for Aider- son). 92.5. (2) A boar's head couped or {for Lloi/d). 43- i Alderton, Sufi., a crescent arg. 163. 2 Aldewinckle, Aldewincle, Aldewinkell, Aldwinckle, and Aldwinkle, a wyvern, wings addorsed, ducally crowned, vonuting fire. 70. 10 Aldham, Shrimpling. Norf., a talbot's head erased or, collared sa., lined gu. cf. 56. 2 Aldhouse, Aldhowse, Aldehowse, Aldous, or Aldus, a bird rising gu. 87. 3. (77" above crest was exhibited at the V istt'ti fm of Suffolk, anno 1664, 6y Johi' AI'l- howse of Moulton, in that countij, i-hm he recorded his pedigree. It was, however, " respited for further proof," which does not appear to have been made.) Aldirford, a monkey's head ppr. 136. 14 Aldjo, a stump of an oak sprouting new branches ppr. 145-2 Aldon, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi- lion gu. Aldred, an arm in armour embowed, hold- ing a cross crosslet fitched in pale. 198. 5 Aldrich, a bull passant arg., armed or. Fortitudo vincet. cf. 45. 2 Aldrich-BIake, uses the same. Aldrich, a griffin segreant. 62. 2 Aldridge, Charles Powlett, of St. Leonard's Forest, Susses, an arm couped below the shoulder vested az., charged with a bezant, the hand holding a quill arg. Dirige. Aldridge, Herbert Henry, Esquire, same crest and motto. Aldridge, John Barttelot, Esquire, same crest and motto. Aldridge or Aldrige, a phoenix ui flames ppr. 82. 2 Aldridge, a phoenix in flames ppr., charged on the breast and on each wing with a bezant. Aldrington, a dexter hand holding a hawk's lure ppr. 217. 8 Aldwell, Lieutenant-Colonel Theobald Butler, M.A., co. Moyne, Tipperary, Ireland, an osprey with brings elevated ppr., resting the dexter claw upon an escutcheon of the Butler arms, viz., " or, a chief indented az." Aldwell, Rev. Basil S., of St. Luke's, Portsea, Hants, same crest. Aldwinckle, see Aldewinckle. Aldwinkle, see Aldewinckle. Aldworth, R . Esquire, of Newmarket, Ireland, a dexter arm in armour embowed, the hand grasping a sword, all ppr. yec temere, nee timide. Aldworth, Robert, Esquire, of Westlake, West Coker, Yeovil, Somerset, and Newmarket Court. Newmarket, co. Cork, same crest and motto. Aldworth, Scotland, a torteau. 159. 14 Aldworth, a demi-dragon rampant arg., holding a cross crosslet fitchee gu. ALE Aldworth, a sand-glass winged. 113. 11 Alan, Ireland, a heraldic tiger holding a rose. Alen, Ireland, a demi-heraldic tiger quar- terly or and gu., gorged with a collar counterchanged, chained of the first, and holding between the paws a juilie flower of three branches ppr. Fortis et fidclis. Aleneon, Fiance, a greyhound arg. cf. 60. 2 Alephe, London, a cock's head erased. 90. I Aleston or Alston, a lion passant regar- dant gu., ducally gorged and chained. Alexander, Earl of Stirling, a bear sejant erect ppr. Per mnre, per terras. 34. 8 Alexander, Major George Agar, Colamore Lodge, Dalkey, co. Dublin, crest as above. Alexander, Porydstone, Ayr, a bear sejant. I'lj- )nare, per terras. 3J. 8 Alexander, Very Rev. John, of Mulrankin l; Alexander, a bear rampant ppr. Alexander, Scotland, an elephant passant ppr. Per mare, per terras. cf. 133. Q Alexander, Sir Claud, Bart., J. P., of Ballochmyle, co. Ayr, Scotland, an elephant ppr. Perseverantia vincit. 133- 9 Alexander-Sinclair, Edwyn Sinclair, Es- quire, of Freswick, Caithness-sh., an elephant passant ppr. Perseverantia Alexander, «ee Caledon, Earl of. 195-2 Alexander, a dexter arm in armour em- bowed, holding a sword ppr., pommel and hilt or. 195-2 Alexander, SummerhiU, Kent, a hand holding a sword ppr. 212. 13 Alexander, Kent, a cubit arm erect, holding a sword ppr., pommel and hilt or. 212. 3 Alexander, Sir Lionel Cecil, Bart., Kents- town, CO. Meath, a dexter ami em- bowed, holding a dagger ppr., charged on the wrist with a muUet or. Per mare, per terras. Alexander, James Dalison, D.L., Hamp- sell Manor, Eridge, Sussex, an arm in armoiu" embowed ppr., holding a dagger of the last, hilt and pommel or. Per mare, per terras. Alexander, Granville Henry Jackson, Esquire, J.P. and D.L., of Forkhill, CO. Armagh, an arm in armour em- bowed, the hand grasping a sword, all ppr., and charged on the elbow with an annulet sa. Per mare, per terras. Alexander, Lesley William, Esquire, J.P., of 29, Campden Grove, Kensington, an arm embowed in armour ppr., in the hand a sword, all ppr., pommel and hilt or. Per mare, per terras. Alexander, London, an arm in armour em- bowed, the hand grasping a sword, aU ppr. 195. 2 Alexander, Henry, Esquire, D.L., of Fork- hill, CO. Armagh, Ireland, an arm in armour embowed, the hand grasping a sword in bend sinister ppr., on the elbow an annulet sa. Per mare, per terras. cf. 195. 2 Alexander of Pitskellie, two dexter hands conjoined in fesse. Oraetlabora. 224. 2 ALE Alexander of AuchmuU, a hand holding a pair of scales ppr. Quod libi ne al.teri. 217. 13 Alexander of Boghall, a hand holding a quill-pen. Fidem servo. 217. 10 Alexander, Scotland, a talbot arg., col- lared g";. 54- 2 Alexander, Hants, a talbot's head erased arg., collared gu. Nil desperandum. 56. I Alexander of Kinglassie, a horse's head conped gu., bridled arg. Ducitur non trahitur. 51-5 Alexander, a horse's head arg., bridled sa. DucituT non trahitur. 51-5 Alexander, a cock arg., beaked and mem- bered gu. 91. 2 Alexander, Stirling, a beaver ppr. Per ninrc, per terras. 134. 8 Alexander of Fowls, same crest and Alexander, Scotland, on a mount vert, an otter passant ppr. Per mare, per terras. rf. 134. 5 Alexander, Scotland, a serpent waved in fesse ppr. Ingenium vires superat. 142. 6 Alexander, Scotland, a serpent coiled in fesse. Iiigeniutn vires superat. Alexander, Halifax, Yorks, a demi-lion gardant, wielding with its dexter paw a battle-axe ppr., the sinister paw resting on a cross fleury, and gorged with a collar az., charged with two bezants. Alford, Berks and Sussex, a boar's head arg., with a broken spear in the mouth, handle tlirust down the throat or. 42. 10 Altord, Surrey, Yorks, and Shropsh., a boar's head erect arg., in the mouth three feathers of a pheasant's tail ppr. 41. 12 Alford, Charles John, Esquire, F.R.G.S., of 30, Wilbury Road, Brighton, an escallop inverted arg., surmounting a crosier in bend sinister or. Vive nt vivas. 261. 16 Alford, Edward Fleet, Esquire, F.R.G.S., F.L.S., of 26, the Boltons, South Kensington, same crest and motto. Alford, Rev. Josiah George, of Stoke Bishop Vicarage, Bristol, same crest and motto. Alford, Robert Gervase, Esquire, F.R.G.S., of 30, Wilbury Road, Brighton, same crest and motto. Alford, Suff., a hind's head ppr. 1 24. i Alford, Viscount, see Brownlow, Earl. Alfounder, Essex, an arm couped at the elbow and erect, vested gu., cuffed arg., holding in the hand ppr. three nails or, all between two wings of the second. 207. 9 Altrey and Allfrey, an ostrich-head and neck between two ostrich-feathers arg. 97. 14 Alfrey and Allfrey, an ostrich-head and neck between two ostrich-feathers arg., gorged with a ducal coronet or. 97. 9 Algar and Alger, a greyhound's head sa., charged with four bezants or. 61. 12 Algar, Claudius George, Esquire, solicitor, 17, Abchurch Lane, London, E.G., a greyhound's head. Honors ei amore. 61. 12 Algeo, the stump of a tree ppr. Non deficit alter. Algeo, Captain Henry James, of Bally- braok, co. Dublin, the stump of a tree ppr. Non deficit alter. Algeo, Lewis, Esquire, of Glenboz Manor, Hamilton, co. Leitrim, the stump of a tree ppr. No>i deficit alter. Algle, Algeo, and Algoe, a bear rampant supporting a staff raguly. 34. 9 Algist, a dexter and a sinister arm, couped in saltier, each from the shoulder, vested gu., cuffed or, and holding in the hand ppr. a scimitar arg., hilted of the second. 203. 10 Algloval, a goat statant arg. Algoe, Scotland, a bear sejant erect, sup- porting a staff. 34. 7 Algoe, see Algie. Algood and Allgood, two arms in armour embowed, holding up a flaming heart, aU ppr. 194. 7 Algood, Northumb. and Devonsh., two arms in armour embowed ppr., holding in the hands a human heart gu., in- flamed or, charged with a tower triple- towered arg. 194. 10 Alicock, Northamp., a cock erm., combed and wattled or. 91. 2 AUe, a dexter hand holding up the sun ppr. Alington, Baron (Alington), a talbot pas- sant ppr., billettee or. Dieu est tout. cf. 54. I Alington, of Swinhope, Lines, a talbot passant erm. 54. i Alington, Baron (Sturt), Crichel, Wim- borne, a demi-lion rampant gu., holding a banner of the last o'lirged with a rose arg., the staff and fringe or. En Dieu est tout. 251.2 Alington, Vice-Admiral Arthur Hilde- brand, J.P.. of Swinhope, North Thoresby, S.O., Lines, a talbot passant erm. Non pour haine. En Dieu est tout. Alington, Julius, Esquire, J.P., of Little Barford, St. Neot's, co. Hunts, same crest and motto. Alison, Scotland, a tree ppr., with a bell hung on the branches on each side. Crescit sub pondere virtus. 143. 10 Alison, Scotland, an oak-tree ppr., with a weight hanging on each side. Crescit sub pondere virtus. 143. 10 Alison, Scotland, an eagle's head erased ppr. Vinc.it Veritas. 83. 2 Alison, Rev. A., Scotland, an eagle's head erased ppr. Vincit Veritas. 83. 2 Alison, Major-General Sb Archibald, K.C.B., 2nd Bart., 93, Eaton Place, same crest and motto. Alison and Allison, Scotland, a falcon's head erased ppr. Vincit Veritas. 88. 12 Aljoy, Scotland, the stump of an oak- tree, new branches sprouting. Non deficit alter. 145. 2 Alkene, Askue, or Ayskew, a man's head affrontee, couped at shoulders. cf. 190. 5 Allaire, on a lily a butterfly volant ppr. Allam of Normanhurst, Romford, on a mount vert, a bull passant gu. Nil sinelabore. 4S- 7 Allan, Scotland, a talbot's head erased sa. Spero. 56. 2 Allan, James, Esquire, shipowner, Glas- gow, a talbot's head erased sa. Spero. 56.2 ALL Allan, Bryce, Esquire, shipowner, Liver- pool, a talbot's head erased sa. Spero. 56. 2 Allan, Alexander, Esquire, shipowner, Glasgow, a talbot's head erased sa. Spero. 56. 2 Allan, Alexander, of Aros House, near I Tobermory, Isle of Hull, N.B., same crest and motto. j Allan, R. S., of 15, Woodside Terrace, ! Glasgow, same crest and motto. Allan, Robert Gilkison, Esquire, of Rosemont, Aigburth, Liverpool, a talbot's head erased sa. Spero. Allan, Scotland, a comet ppr. Taicco et terreo. 164. 10 Allan, Durh., a demi-lion rampant ppr., holding up a rudder gu. Fortiter gerit crucem. 11. 11 Allan, Scotland, a dexter arm bendways I grasping a sabre ppr. Dirigat Deus. Allan, Scotland, a cross crosslet fitched gu. Fide et lahore. 166. 2 Allan of Middlesex and of Errol, Scotland, an eagle rising ppr. Fortiter. 77. 5 Allan of Eastwood, Mid-Lothian, the same. Allan, .see Havelook-AUan. AUan of BlackweU Grange, Durh., a demi-lion rampant arg., ducally crowned gu., holding in the dexter I paw a cross-potent or, and supporting with the sinister a rudder of the second. Fortiter gerit crucem. 1 1 . 9 Allan, Barton, Yorks, same crest and motto. Allanby, Henry Charles Kynman, of Monk's Tower, Lincoln, a crescent gu., issuant therefrom a demi-lion rampant ppr., holding between the paws a horseshoe, also gu. Fide et labore. 266. 3 Allanby, «ee Montgomsrie. Alland, a bear's paw erect ppr. 36. 6 Allanson, a demi-eagle, wings expanded. Virtute et labore. 80. 2 Allanson, Yorlcs and Lanes, a demi- griflin, wrings displayed erm., collared gemelle. Allanson, see Alanson. Allanson- Winn, sec Headley, Baron. Allanson and AUenson, on a mount vert, a lion rampant gardant or, sup- porting a long cross gu. 3. 15 Allanson, John Bath, Carnarvon, Wales, issuant from a mount vert, a demi-lion guardant or, holding in the paws a cross gu. Labor et honor. Allardas, Allardice, Allerdyce, Scotland, a I torteau between two wings az. cf. 1 10. 4 1 Allardice, a dove and olive-branch. AmicUia sine fraude. 92. 5 I Allardice and AUerdiee of that ilk, a I naked man from the middle grasping I in his dexter hand a scimitar, all ppr. In defence of the distressed. My defence. 186. 3 Allardice, Barclay-, David Stuart, of Bel- mont Avenue, Providence, Rhode Island, U.S..-\. : (i) A naked man from the middle, holding in his dexter hand I a scimitar ppr. (for Allardice). 186. 3. (2) A Bishop's mitre or (for Barclay). In defence of the distressed. In cruce spero. cf. 180. 5 Allardice, Barclay-, Robert, Esquire, of 1 Rose Hill, Lostwithiel, Cornw. : (i) A ALL naked man from the middle, in his dexter hand a scimitar, all ppr. (2) A bishop's mitre or (jor Barclay). In \ defence oj the distressed. In cruce ^ spero. I Allardice, formerly of Dunninald an ear of wheat and a palm-branch in saltier ppr. Bene qui pacifici. 1 54. 10 Allatt, a unicorn's head arg., collared sa. c/. 49. II Allatt, on a demi-bezant issuing a bee- hive, bees swarming ppr. Allaunson, Durh., a pheon arg., the shaft broken or. 174- 10 Allaunson, on a mount vert, a lion ram- pant gardant gu., supporting a long cross or. 3- ' 5 Allaway and Alloway, an anchor in pale ppr. 161. I Allaway and Alloway, on an anchor a dove, holding in its beak an olive- branch, all ppr. cf. 94. 4 Allaway, Heref., two anchors in saltier sa., thereon a dove holding in the beak a branch of olive ppr. Dei dono sum quod sum. Allcard, Lanes, a demi-swan, wings ele- vated arg., semee of mullets az., holding in the beak a bulrush ppr. Semel et semper. AUchin, William Henry, M.D., 5, Chandos Street, Cavendish Square, W., a human heart gu., ducally crowned or, between two wings displayed arg. Non est mortale quod opto. Allcock, see Alcock. AUcrnft, Herbeiu John, of Stokesay Court, Salop, out of the battlements of a tower a demi-Uon ppr., holding in the dexter paw a flagstaff, therefrom flowing to the sinister a banner sa., charged with a tower arg., and resting the sinister paw on an escutcheon, also arg., charged with a iieur-de-Iis sa. Dai Deus incrementum. AUden, AUdin, and Alldon, a scimitar and a caduceus in saltier, ensigned with a round hat. cf. 171. i Allebaster, see Alabaster and Arblaster. AUebone, see Albon. Alger, see Algar. Alleet, Ireland, a demi-unicom salient re- gardant arg., horned and maued or. 48. 9 Allen, Middx., see Allan. Allen, James Franklin Swithen, Esquire, M.D., M.Ch., R.U.I., of Pietermaritz- burg. Natal, South Africa, an ogress charged with a talbot's head erased or. Fidelis morie tarn vita: 263. 6 AUen, Viscount, Ireland, a bezant charged with a talbot's head erased sa. Tri- umpho morte tarn. vitd. cf. 57. i Allen, the late WiUiam, of Wink House, Thurnscoe, Yorks, a talbot's head erased ppr., collared gu. Semper Allen, Samuel, Esquire, M.A., LL.D., J.P., Barrister-at-law, of Lisconnan, Der- vock, CO. Antrim, Ireland, a bezant charged with a talbot's head erased sa., gorged with a chaplet of fern ppr. Halo mori quam jcedari. 57. i Allen, Chelsea, a talbot's head erased per pale, indented arg. and gu., collared and chained sa. Alien, Colonel Ralph Edward, of Bath- ampton, Somers., same crest. 10 Allen, London, a talbot passant sa., collared gu., ears and chain or. cf. 54- 5 Allen, Benjamin Haigh, of Clifford Priory, Heref., same crest. Allen, Jefierys Philip Thomas, of Lyng- ford. Taunton, same crest. Allen, George Edmund, of Wickeridge, Ashburton, Devonsh., same crest. Allen of Grove, Kent, on a ducal coronet or, lined erm., a bloodhound passant sa,, collared of the first, armed gu. cf. 54. 9 Allen, Kent, on a ducal coronet or, lined erm., a bloodhound statant sa., col- lared or. cf. 54. 9 Allen, on a mount vert, a hound statant sa. 57- 4 Allen, Kent, a talbot passant or, collared gii. cf. 54. I AUen, Kent, on a mount vert, paled round or, a hound sa., collared or. Allen, a demi-greyhound rampant paly of six arg. and sa., collared gu., hold- ing between the paws a crescent or. Allen, Yorks, a demi-greyhound ram- pant sa., holding in his dexter paw a crescent arg. DUigenter et fidel.iter. Alien, Marcus, Esquire, a bezant charged with a talbot's head erased sa., gorged with a chaplet of fern ppr. Malo mori quam fcedari. Allen, Samuel, Esquire, J.P., same crest and mottD. AJIen, Berks, a bird, wings elevated. Triumplho morte tarn vitd. Allen, Chesh., a martlet or, wings elevated sa., collared gu. cf. 95. 11 Allen, Chester, a martlet rising or, winged sa. cf. 95. II AUen or AUeyn, Chesh., Suff., and Wilts, a martlet arg., winged and holding in the beak an acorn or, leaved vert. AUen, Pembroke, the same crest. Ami- citia sine fraude. Allen of Inchmartin, Perthsh., and Eveley, Hants, an eagle rising ppr. Fortiler. 77. 5 Allen of London, a dove holding in its beak an olive-branch. At spes solamen, Amicitia sine fratide. 92. 5 AUen, George Baugh, Esquire, of 5, Albert Terrace, Regent's Park, same crest. Amicitia sine fratide. Allen, Henry Seymour, of CresseUy, Pembroke, a dove holding in its beak an ohve-branch. Amicitia sine fraude. 92. 5 Allen of Hazel Hill, Neyland, Pem- brokesh., a dove holding in the beak an olive-branch, all ppr. AUen, Somers., a partridge, wings ele- vated. Allen, a cock or, combed, wattled, and legged gu. 91. 2 AUen, Middx., an eagle rising ppr. For- titer. 77. 5 ' AUen of Errol, an eagle perched, wings I expanded. Fortiter. /"j. 5 AUen, Ralph Edward, Esquire, of 10, Hanover Square, W. , a Cornish chough with wings endorsed ppr. Jamais Allen, Scotland, a demi-lion gu. Re- member. 10. 3 AUen of Thaxted, Essex, Bart., and Fen- church, Middx., a demi-lion az., hold- ing a rudder. 1 1 . 11 ALL AUen, Berks, a naked demi-female, hold- ing in her dexter hand a spear erect, aU ppr. Allen, Ireland, a demi-tiger rampant gu. Virtus auro praiferenda. cf. 25. 10 Allen, Richmond Robert, M.D., of 2, West Hill, Dartford, Kent, a demi- heraldic tiger gu. Virtus auro prm- ferenda. Allen, Devonsh., a muUet gn., pierced or. Alien, van, William Harman, Esquire, Ph.D., 435, Fifth Avenue, New York, U.S. .A.., two wings displayed gu.; each charged with a chevron arg. no. 2 Alien, out of a ducal coronet or, a horse's head arg. Sine labe decus. 51-7 AUen, Hogge- : ( i ) The battlements of a tower ppr., therefrom issuing a horse's head per chevron engrailed arg. and gu. [for Allen). (2) Two spears in saltire in front of an oak-tree eradi- cated and fructed, aU ppr. (for Hogge). Quercus glandifera arnica porcis. cf. 50. 4 Allen, Edward, Esquire, of Stowford Lodge, Ivybridge, South Devonsh., a lion's head erased. DUigenter et fldditer. Alien, a griffin's head erased, per fesse arg. and gu. 66. 2 AUen, London, a demi-griflin, holding a branch vert, fructed or. cf. 64. 2 Allen, an arm vested az., the hand hold- ing a hunting-horn gu., garnished or. Vivite forten. Alien, Captain Robert Calder, R.N., C.B., 72, Shireland Gardens, Maida Vale, London, an arm vested az., the hand holding a hunting-horn gu., garnished or. Vivite fortes. AUen, Surrey, issuing out of flames of lire an arm couped at the elbow erect, holding in the hand a human heart, all ppr. 216. II Allen, out of a ducal coronet or, two falchion -swords, saltireways, all ppr. Allen, a snake coiled supporting two pen- nons in .saltier. 175. 12 Allen, Lanes, out of a coronet a wolf's head erm., maned or. Allen, the late George, Esquire, of Queen's Terrace, Windsor, on a mount vert, a wheat-ear ppr., rising and regardant, holding in the beak an ear of wheat or, between four similar ears of wheat, two on either side. God giveth ' the increase. -7^. 7 AUen, Rev. George Cantrell, M.A., of CrarJeigh School, Surrey, same crest and motto. AUenson and AUeson, a talbot's head or, collared and ringed az., between two wings expanded of the last. AUenson, a demi-lion rampant gardant, holding a cross gu. AUerdyce, see AUardyce. Allerton, Baron (Jackson), Allerton Hall, Leeds, a horse or, holding in the mouth an ear of wheat sUpped vert, and resting the foreleg on three annulets, one and two interlaced gu. Essayes. AUerton, a lion's head gu., coUared sa. 18. 6 Alias and AUez, a thistle ppr. 1 50. 5 AUestowe or HaUestowe, a hand holding the butt-end of a broken spear. ALL Allestry, a demi-lion rampant az., bran- dishing a scimitar arg., hilted or. 14. lo Allett of Iwood, Somers., a unicorn's licail arg., collared sa. c/. 49. 11 Allett, a unicorn's head erased arg., iiillared with a bar gemel sa., homed .ir. cf. 49. 5 Alley, a lion's face or, between two wings sa. 2 Alley, Ireland, out of a ducal coronet or, a mullet gu., between two laurel branches vert. 146. 7 Alleyn and AlIyD, Devonsh., a demi-lion rampant az., supporting a rudder or. II. II AUeyn, a demi-lion gu., supporting a rudder sa. 11 Alleyn and Allyn, a demi-lion rampant az., fretty arg., holding a rudder gu, cf. n. AUeyn, issuing out of flames of fire, an arm couped at the elbow and erect, holding a human heart, all ppr. 216. 11 Alleyne, Sir John Gay Newton, Bart., of Alleyn Dale Hail, Barbados, and Chevin, Belper, Derbysh., out of a dncal coronet or, a horse's head arg. Non tua te movennt scd jmblica iota. 5 Allez, see AUes. AUfrey, an ostrich-head between two ostrich-feathers arg. 97. 14 AUfrey, Herbert CyrU (late of Wokefield Park, Berks), an ostrich-head and neck gorged with a coronet or, between two ostrich-feathers arg. 97. 9 AllgOOd. Rev. James, M.A., of Nunwick, Nortliumb., two arms in armour em- bowed ppr., holding in the hands a human heart, inflamed, charged with a tower, triple -towered arg. Age omne IQ4- AUgood, Rev. James, M.A., same crest and motto. Allhusen, Augustus Henry Eden, Esquire, Stoke Court, Stoke Pogia, Bucks, a demi-lion rampant gardant az., holding in the dexter paw a passion-cross or, all between two open buffalo-horns of the last. Devant si je puis. 11. 13 AUhusen, William Hutt, Esquire, of 15, Kensington Palace Gardens, W., a demi-lion guardant az., holding in the dexter paw a passion-cross or, between two open buffalo-horns of the last. DevaiU si je puis. AUhusen, Wilton, Esquire, of 61, Eaton Place, S.W., a demi-lion guardant az., I holding in the dexter paw a passion- cross or, between two open buffalo- horns of the last. Honour first. AUibane, a spaniel sejant ppr. 57. 9 Allibone, see Albon. Allicock and AUicocke, a cock ppr. 91. 2 AlUeson or Allison, a demi-savage bran- dishing a scimitar ppr. 1S6. 3 AUin, Suff., a snake coiled up and en- vironed with flags or rushes ppr. AUin, a partridge, wings expanded. AUin, Bart. : (i) A sword erect arg., hilt and pommel or 170. 2. (2) On an open Bible a hand couped closed hold- ing a sword erect. AUingbridge, a castle triple-towered ppr., flag displayed arg., charged with a cross sa. 155. 8 j AUingbam, a church and spire environed with trees ppr. 158. 11 I II AUington, out of a ducal coronet or, a buck's head ppr., attired of the first, pierced through the neck with an arrow of the same, barbed and flighted arg. AlUngton, a talbot or, langued gu. cf. ';4. 2 AUington, of Horse Heath, Cambs, a talbot passant erm. 54. i AUington, a talbot passant erm. Non pour haine. 54. i AUison, see Alison. AUison, a pheasant holding in the dexter claw a key, and in the beak an ear of barley ppr. 90. 12 Allison, Scotland, an eagle's head erased ppr. Vincit Veritas. S3. 2 AUison, the late Colonel James John, p.L., J.P.. of Beaufront, Roker, Sunderland, a peacock in piide ppr. Vincit Veritas. 103. 12 AUison, Robert Andrew, of Scaleby Hall, Carlisle, same crest and motto. Allison, Col. William Henry, J. P., D.L., of Underclift'e, Durh., same crest and motto. AUIston, Frederick Prat, Esquire, of Kamesburgh, Beckenham, Kent, in front of an eagle's head erased holding in the beak a sprig of the cotton-tree slipped and fructed, aU ppr., a shuttle fesseways or, thread pendent gu. Renovate animos. AUix, Noel Charles Noel, WiUoughby HaU, Lines, a wolf's head erased ppr. 30. 8 AUmack, a tower ppr. Cavendo tutus. 156.21 AUman, pusses, a leg m armour couped ' above '■^^ knee ppr., spurred or. 193. I Allnett a°t' AUnutt, a thunderbolt ppr. 174. 13 AUot and Allott, an arm couped at the shouliier and embowed ppr., the eluOV.' resting on the wreath, vested gu., grasping a sword enfiled with a leopard's head. 204. 4 AUot and AUott, the same, but the arm not vested. AUot of Hague Hall, Yorks, a dexter cubit arm erect, vested or, charged with a fesse double cotised wavy az., the cuff arg., holding in the hand ppr. a mullet or. FortHer el rede. 266. 2 Allot, John George, Esquire, of Eastfield, Louth, Lines, same crest and motto. AUott, Yorks, a cubit arm erect, vested gu., cuffed or, holding in the hand ppr. a mullet of the second, cf. 206. 1 3 AUott, Rev. Henry Hep worth, of the Rectory, Stifford, Grays, Essex, a dexter arm couped at the elbow, habited or charged with a fesse double cotised wavy az., cuff arg., the hand ppr. holding a muUet or. Forliter et recte. 266. 2 AUott, Rev. Robert James, of Westgate, Louth, Lines, same crest and motto. AUoway, an anchor in pale ppr. 161. i AUoway, an anchor in pale ppr., thereon a dove holding an olive-branch ppr. cf. 94. 4 Allport, Cannock, Staffs, and Shropsh., a demi-lion erminois, gorged with a mural coronet gu. AUpress of St. James's Street, West- minster, on a mount vert, an eagle with two hands displayed per pale nebuly az. and gu., resting each claw upon a pomegranate leaved and slipped or. Mors levior quam dedecus. Allsop, AUsup, and Alsope, a dove holding in its beak an olive-branch ppr. 92. 5 Allsopp, Baron Hindlip, see Hindlip. AUtham and Altham, a demi-lion gu., supporting the rudder of a ship sa. II. II Allvey and Alvey, a plough ppr. 178. 7 Allwright or Alwright, on a chapeau a greyhound statant, aU ppr. 58. 4 AUye, Tewkesbury, Glouc, a leopard's head or, between two wings sa. AUye, Dorset, a stag's head erased per pale arg. and or, attired of the first, gorged with a coUar embattled and counter-embattled gu., charged with three escallops of the second. AUyn, a tree eradicated vert, fructed with branches of berries gu. Almack, Suff'., a tower arg., thereon a flag having inscribed on it " Pax." Mack al sicker. 157. 13 Alman, of Pearnsey, Sussex, a leg in armour, spurred or, couped in the middle of the thigh. 193. i Almanerlaval, a tower ppr. 156. 2 Almard, a stag trippant ppr. 117. 8 Almayne, on a ducal coronet or, a cinque- foil gu. Almears or Almeers, a long cross crossed on three grieces arg. 166. 6 Aimer and Almor, a. palmer's staff ere.ct Almericus, a nag's head erased arg., ducaUy gorged or. cf. 51. 4 Almewake and Alnwick, on a chapeau a cock, all ppr. 91. 12 Almiger, on a ducal coronet ppr., a tiger sejant gu. 24. 11 Almond, three cinquefoils az., stalked and leaved vert. Almond, a globe vert, garnished and ensigued with a cross patee or. 159. 12 Almot, Alnot, and Alneot, a thunderbolt ppr. 174. 13 Alms, a stag's head erased or. 121. 2 Alnwick, on a chapeau a cock, aU j)pr. 91. 12 AIpe, a biUI's head erased sa. 44. 3 Alphe, Hants, out of a ducal coronet or, a hawk's head arg. 89. 4 Alphe, Hants, out of a ducal coronet an eagle's head ppr. cf. 83. 14 Alpjn, Scotland, a man's head coupecl affrontee ppr. Virtutis regia merces. 190. 10 Alport, Staffs, Warw., and Shropsh., a demi-lion erminois, gorged with a mural coronet gu. Aired, Holderness, Yorks, a griffin's head ppr. 66. I Alsop and Alsope, see Allsop. Alsop^ Derbysh. and Leics., a dove, wings expanded or, beaked and legged gu., holding in its beak an ear of wheat of the first. Alsop, a dove, in its beak an ear of wheat, all ppr., and in its dexter claw a key erect sa. between two ostrich-feathers s Alspath and Alspach, two spears in saltire az. ALS Alstanton, out of a mural coronet or, an arm in armour embowed holding a dagger, all ppr. Alston, Crewe, Odell, Beds, an estoile or, between the horns of a crescent arg. Immotus. 163. 4 Alston or Alstone, of Chelsea, Bart., and of Mile End, Bart., same crest. Alston, a star ppr. E tenehris lux. 164. 3 Alston, Charles Henry, Esquire, of Letterawe, Loch Awe. Argyll, N.B., a derai-eagle rising ppr., on each wing a crescent reversed gu. In allum. cj. 80. 2 Alston, George, Esquire, of Hill House, Newbury, Berks, same crest and motto. Alston, William, Esquire, of Stockbriggs, Lauarksh., same crest and motto. Alston, William Charles, Esquire, of Elmdon Hall, near Birmingham, same crest and motto. Alston, William Hamilton, Esquire, of Oakburn, Helensburgh, N.B., a denii- eagle rising ppr. In Altum. »o. 2 Alston, a lion passant regardant gu. 6. I Alston, Scotland, a demi-eagle rising ppr. In altum. 80. 2 Alston, Charles Henry, Esquire, merchant, Glasgow, a demi-eagle rising ppr., on each wing a crescent reversed gu. In altum. cj. So. 2 Alston, Westerton, an eagle issuing, wings expanded ppr. Sursum. 80. 2 Alstone, Colonel, Scotland, a demi-eagle, wings expanded and iiifortod ppr., on each wing a crescent reversed gu. In altum. cj. 80. 2 Alstone of Newton, Suff., Assington, and Marleford, out of a crescent arg., an etoile or. hmnotus. cj. 163. 4 Altamont, Earl of, see Sligo, Marquess of. Altham and AUtham, a demi-lion gu., supporting a rudder sa. 11. 11 Altham, Cook-: (i) A demi-lion Alverd, Alured, or Alvarde, a mill-rind or. 165. II Alverstone, Baron (Webster), Winterfold, Cranleigh, Surrey, a swan's head and neck erased ppr., encircled by an annulet az., and holding in the beak a like annulet. Veritas puritas. 245. 2 Alves and Alvis, see Alvas. Alwaye, Streetely, Beds, a hind's head arg., between two holly-branches vert, fructed with berries gu. Alwood and AUwood, a demi-stag salient ppr., attired or. 119. 2 Alwyn, Essex, a lion's gamb erect and erased sa., enfiled with a mural coronet or. cj. 36. I Alye, a lion's face or, between two wings sa. 2T. 4 Alye, a leopard's face or, between a pair of wings displayed sa. Alye, Dorset, a stag's head erased per pale arg. and or, on the neck a fesse crenelle gu., charged with three escallops of the second. Alyson, Kent, a pheon arg., with part of broken shaft or. 174. 10 Amand, Amane, or Amarme, a pome- granate ppr. 152. 4 Amarle or Armarle, a lion passant or, resting its dexter paw on a mullet gu. Amary, Essex, a cat's head and neck affrontee arg., holding in the mouth a 25- Amberley, Viscount, see Russell, Earl of. Ambesacs and Amboraes, out of a ducal coronet or, a man's head in profile Ambler, a mascle or. ,6^. g Ambler and Anbler, two dexttf hands conjoined supporting a royal co,vn Ambler, Kirkton, Lines, a demi leopard arg., holding a laurel crown ppr Amborow, Anbury, or Anborow, - bear's head erased sa., niuzzled or. 35- 2 uoldir? a ship's racluersa. (/or Mtham] II. n." (2) A talbot - sejant sa., collared or, reposing the dexter fore- paw on an escutcheon arg., charged with an estoile az. {jor Cool). Pro Deo el Catholica fide. cf. 55.3 Altham, Edward, Esquire : (i) A demi- lion or, charged with three mullets and erased gu., holding a ship's rudder sa. (2) A talbot sejant sa., collared or, reposing the dexter forepaw on an escutcheon arg., charged with an estoile az. Pro Deo et Catholica fide. Altham, John Altham Surtees, Esquire, same crest and motto. Althan or Althaun, a demi-archer vested, shooting ppr. 187. 6 Althorp, Viscount, see Spencer, Earl of. Althoun, a dexter hand apaumee ppr. 222. 14 Alvanley, Baron (Arden), out of a ducal coronet or, five ostrich-feathers arg., charged with a crescent. Patientia vinces. 114. 3 Alvarde, Ipswich, see Alverd. Alvares, a demi-lion rampant ppr., hold- ing in the dexter paw a mascle az. Alvas, Alves, and Alvis, Scotland, a garb or. Deo favente. 153-2 Alvensl»'>?r!, Earon ^, cut of a mar- quess's coronet ppr., a staff raguly per pale gu. and or, couped, surmounted by a rose. , .-, tiiauiiUge, a cross crosslet nfcued lu ). I pale gu., surmounted by two swords in saltier ppr. 166. 14 Ambros. Ambrose, and Ambross, a hand holding a billet arg. 215. 11 Ambrose, William Henry, Esquire, 45, St. James's Square. Netting Hill, W., and Lanarksh., issuant from the battlements of a tower or, a cubit arm ppr., holding in the hand a billet in bend sinister, also or. J'espire en Dieu. 215. 13 Ambrose, a cherub's head between two wings. 189. 9 Ambrose, a pelican in her piety or, charged on the breast with a shamrock ppr. In Heaven is all my trust. C/.98.14 Ambry or Ambrey, a wolf's head erm., holding in the mouth a rose- branch. 29. 7 Amcot and Amcots, a squirrel sejant gu., cracking a nut or. I35- 7 Amcotes and Amcotts, Weston Cracroft, of Kittlethorpe Park, Newark, and Amcotts, Lines: (i) A squirrel sejant gu., collared, and eating an acorn or. (2) A stock ppr., supporting with his dexter foot a battle-axe staff or, headed arg. 135. 7 Amcots, a squirrel sejant gu., collared or. 135- 4 Amcotts, Bart., a boar's bead couped and erect arg., issuing out of the mouth an estoile or. AMI Amcotts, see Cracroft-Amcotts. Ameers, a long cross crossed on three grieces arg. 166. 6 Amenton, an antelope's head ppr. cf. 126. 2 Amerace, a mascle arg. 167. 9 Amerdley, a heart inflamed gu., winged or. no. 6 Ameredith of Marston, Devonsh., a demi- lion rampant sa., ducally gorged and lined or. cf. 10. 7 Ameredith of Tamerton, the same crest. Amerex and Americe, a torteau charged with a talbot's head arg., erased or. 57- 5 Amerie, a dexter hand ppr., holding a fieur-dc-Iis in pale or. cf. 215. 5 Amery of Park House, Stourbridge, out of a mural coronet, a talbot's head. Tu ne cede malis. 56. 6 Amery, London, same crest and motto. Ames, Frederick, Esquire, of Hawford Lodge, near Worcs., a rose arg., slipped and leaved ppr., and in front thereof an annulet or. 244. 1 1 Ames, Henry St. Vincent, Esquire, of Cote House, Westbury-on-Trym, Bris- tol, same crest. Fama Candida rosa dulcior, Ames, Louis Eric, Esquire, of Linden, Morpeth, same crest and motto. Ames, Lionel Gerard, of The Hyde, Bedford, a rose arg., slipped and leaved vert, in front thereof an annulet or. Non sihi. cf. 149. 5 Ames and Amos, a square collegiate cap sa. 180. 9 Amherst Earl (Amherst), Montreal, Sevenoaks, Kent, on a mount vert, three tilting-spears points upwards or, headed arg., one in pale and two in saltier, environed with a chaplet of laurelvert. Constantiaetvirtute. 175. 11 Amherst, of Hackney, Baron (Tys'sen- Amherst), Didiington Hall, Brandon, Norf. : (i) In the centre, on a mount vert, three tilting-spears, one in pale and two in saltire or, headed arg., encircled by a wreath of laurel ppr. (for Amhurst or Amherst). 175. 11. (2) Upon the dexter side, in front of a trefoil slipped vert, a dexter arm fessewise couped, vested gu., cuff az., the hand ppr. holding a cross crosslet fitchee erect, also gu. {/or Daniel). 207. 8. (3) Upon the sinister side, a demi-lion rampant per fesse wavy or and az., ducally crowned gu., and holding between the paws an escut- cheon of the second charged with an estoile of the first {/or Tyssen). Victoria Concordia crescit {Amherst) ; Toujours fret {Daniel) ; Post mortem virttis vire scit {Tyssen). 14. 2 Amherst, Hon. JosceUne George Herbert, of Holmesdale, Darlington, Western Australia, on a mount vert, three hke spears, one erect and two in saltire, girt with a wreath of laurel ppr. Constanlia et virtute. Amhurst, see Amherst. Amias, Norf., a buck's head erased arg., attired or, the neck gorged with a wreath arg. and sa. c/. 121. 2 Amidas, London, a branch of oak ppr., acorned or. c/. 151. 3 Amiel, a hunting-horn sans strings sa. 228. II AMI Amiens, Viscount, Ireland, «ee Aldborough, Earl of. Amitesly, GIouc, a bezant charged with a pale indented gu. cj. 1 59. 6 Amler, Shropsh., an eagle's head erased. 83. 2 Amo, a negress's head from the breasts affrontee, the face smiling ppr., with ear-rings or. 1S2. 4 Amock, a man's head from the shoulders in profile ppr., vested gu., wreathed arg. and sa. Amock, a savage's head from the shoulders, vested gn., wxeathed arg., and sa. Amond or St. Amond, Scotland, three cinquefoils az., stalked and leaved vert. Amond, out of a mural coronet a grifBn's head. 67. 10 Amond, Scotland, out of a mural coronet a griffin's head ducally gorged. 67. 6 Amond, Scotland, an arm in armour embowed brandishing a scimitar, all ppr. 196. 10 Amorie or D'Amorie, Glouc, out of a mural coronet or, a talbot's head az., eared of the first. 56. 6 Amory, out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of seven ostrich-feathers arg., four and three. Amory, see Heathcote-Amory. ■ Amos and Ames, a square collegiate cap sa. 180. 9 Amos of St. Ibbs, Herts, a stag's head. Sapcre aude. 121. 5 Amosley, a horse at full speed sa. 52. 8 Amouth, a battle-axe and the top of a javelin in saltier ppr. Amphlet, Staffs, a dromedary ppr. 132. 2 Amphlett, Richard Holmden, K.C., of Wychbold Hall, Worcs., a dromedary ppr., bridled sa. Amphlett, Rev. Charles, of Earlscombe, Worcs., on a mount vert, a drome- dary statant ppr., charged with three cinquefoils sa. Vincit qui patitur. Amphlett, Edward Greenhill, J. P., of Worthing, Sussex, on a WTeath arg. and az., a dromedary statant ppr., with halter and line reflexed over the back or, charged on the body with two lozenges arg. Chi legge regrje. 292. 1 5 Amphlett, Charles Edward, Captain 6th (Inniskilling) Dragoons, same crest and motto. Amphlett, a dromedary ppr., bridled sa. Honour before honours. Amphlett, John, Esquire, Clent, Stour- bridge, a dromedary statant, bridled ppr. Ampthlll, Baron (Russell), Government House, Madras, a goat statant arg., armed and unguled or, charged witli a mullet sa. for difference. (Vie sura sara. 307. i Amsden and Amsdon, a cross-fleury fitched or, fleury gu., between two wings ppr. Amson of Lees, Chesh., a cock blackbird ppr. between two ostrich-feathers arg. Amson, a crane ppr. 105. 9 Amy of Jersey, out of a ducal coronet or, a peacock's head ppr., holding a sprig vert. Hostis honori invidia. 1.3 Amy or Amye, Cambs., out of a ducal coronet or, an eagle's head ppr., in beak a sprig vert. Amyand, a naked arm embowed ppr., holding three ears of corn bladed, all or. I,a vie durante. cf. 202. 6 Amyand of Moreas Court, Heref., Bart., a crow ppr. 107. 14 Amyas, Norf., gorged with at the end. Amyas, Tilbury, Esses, a hind trippant ppr., collared gu. cf. 124. 14 Amyat and Amyatt, a ram passant ppr. cf. 129. 5 Amyatt, Southampton, a ram passant arg. cf. 129. 5 Amys, Essex, a hind trippant arg., col- lared gu cf. 124. 12 Anables, a stag at gaze ppr. 117. 3 Anby and Anbley, a dexter hand ppr., holding a cross patee fitched in pale gu. 221. 12 Ancaster, Earl of (Heathcote-Drummond- Willoughby), Normanton Parli, Stam- ford: (i) A Saracen's head affrontee, couped at the shoulders ppr., ducally crowned or. (2) On a ducal coronet or, a sleuth-hound arg., collared and leashed gu. (3) On a mural crown az., a pomey as in the arms, between two wings displayed erm. Loyunte me Ancher and Anchor, Kent, a bull's head erased gu. 44. 3 Ancketill, Ireland, an oak-tree ppr., acorned or. Vade ad fornicam. 143- 2 Ancketill of Anketill's Grove, co. Monag- han, same crest and motto. Ancketill, Dorset, on a mount vert, an oak-tree ppr. 143. 14 Ancketill, Dorset, the root of an oak- tree erased, out of it a live branch sprouting ppr., acorned or. Ancram, Earl ol, see Lothian, Marquess of. Ancram, Hill House, Frome, an anchor erect sa. Hold fast. 161. i Andby, Andy, or Andey, Devonsh., on the stump of a tree a crane statant, all ppr. 105. 12 Andby, a dexter hand ppr., holding a cross patee fitchee in pale gu. cf. 221. 12 I Andegarvia, an escarbuncle sa. 164. 12 ! Andelby, an escutcheon gu., charged ! with a cross raoline or. Anderdon, Hants, a dexter arm in ; armour, embowed ppr , garnished or, | the hand apaumee, also ppr. 200. i Anderley, a dolphin haurient devouring a fish ppr. 140. 6 Anderson-, Pelham, Earl of Yarborough, see Yarborough. Anderson, see Macaulay-Anderson. Anderson, Bart., Yorks, a \Yater-spaniel passant or. Gnaiitcr. 57. 9 Anderson, Warw., a talbot passant or. 54. I Anderson, Scotland, a crescent or. Gradatim. 163. 2 Anderson, an oak-tree ppr. Stand sure. 143- 5 Anderson of Airdbreck, an oak-tree ppr. Stand sure. 14. 35 Anderson, Sir Alexander, of Aberdeen, an oak-tree ppr. Stand sure. 143. 5 AND Anderson of Liverpool, an oak-tree, and equally pendant therefrom two weights ppr. Pro Deo certo. 143. 10 Anderson, Bart., of Fermoy, Ireland, a tree ppr., surmounted of a saltier humettee sa. Stand sure. Anderson, James Henry, Esquire, of Portarlington Road, West Bourne- mouth, upon a mount vert, an oak- [ tree ppr., in front thereof three cross crosslets fitchee, one in pale and two in saltier sa. Stand sure. Anderson of New South Wales, a yew-tree ppr. Sic viret virtus. Ubi solum ihi ccrtum. Anderson, Scotland, a stag lodged ppr. Recte quod honeste. nj- 7 Anderson, on a mount a stag lodged, all ppr. 115. 12 Anderson, Alnwick, a stag lodged amidst rushes, the neck pierced with an arrow or, headed arg. Anderson of Jesmond House, Northumb., on a mount vert, a stag lodged, wounded in breast by an arrow, in mouth an ear of wheat, all ppr., charged on side with a bugle-horn or. Nil desperan- dum, auspice Deo. Anderson, London and Scotland, a phoenix in flames ppr. Providentia. 82. 2 Anderson, Penley, Herts, a spaniel-dog passant ppr. 57. 9 Anderson, merchant, London; a phoenix in flames ppr. Dominus providehit. Anderson, an eagle issuing, wings ex- panded and inverted ppr., gazing at the sun gu. Anderson, an eagle issuing. Qui honeste fortiter. Anderson, an eagle issuing, holding in the dexter claw an olive-branch, all ppr. Qui honeste fortiter. ? Anderson, Walter N., of Toronto, Ontario, an eagle issuing, holding in the dexter claw an olive-branch ppr. Qui honeste fortiter. 80. 3 Anderson of Whiteburgh, a crescent arg. Ut se crescit clarescit. 163. 2 Anderson, Archibald, Esquire, of 30, Oxford Square, London, a crescent arg. Gradatim. 163. 2 Anderson of Newbigging, a mullet az. Nil conscire sibi. 164- 2 Anderson, Glasgow, a cloud ppr. Recte quod honeste. 162. 13 Anderson of Glasgow, an elephant's head couped ppr. ^ , , 133-2 Anderson, out of a ducal coronet or, a stag's head affrontee, in the mouth a dart ppr. cf. 119. 13 Anderson, London, out of a ducal coronet arg., a hind's head or, pierced through the neck with an arrow sa., feathered of the first. 1 24. 6 Anderson, Newcastle, an eagle's head erased arg., holding in the beak an arrow in pale gu., headed and feathered or. Anderson, George, Esquire, M.A., J.P., of Little Harle Tower, Newcastle-upon- Tyne (as recorded in the College of Arms), in front of a falcon's head erased sa, guttee d'or, holding in the beak an arrow palewise, head down- wards ppr., three hearts or. 88. 8. A falcon's head erased sa., guttee. AND beaked and eyed or, holding in the beak an arrow in bend dexter head downwards ppr. Vigilatts et certv.s. 88. 13 Anderson, Bradley, Durh., on a chapeau gu-^ turned up erm., a griffin's head erased arg., charged on the neck with fetterlock aa. Anderson, Kenneth Lockwood Morrison, Esquire, of Cluny, Swanage, Dorset, issuing from waves of the sea a sea- horse's head ppr., holding in the mouth a trident or, and on an escroll below the shield. Stand sure. Anderson, Ireland, on a mount a leopard couchant gardant, crowned nnth an antique crown. cj. 24. 9 Anderson-Pelham, Hon. EveUm Corn- wallis, of 29, Belgrave Square: (0 A peacock in hie pride arg. (for Pelham). (2) A water-spaniel or (for Anderson). Vincit amor patria. | Anderson of Linkwood, a hand holding a pen all ppr. Honesty is the best i policy. 217. 10 Anderson, Sussex, a hand holding a pen. Honesty is the best policy. 217. 10 Anderson of Tushielaw, Stirling, a sword in pale, between two branches of laurel j in orle ppr. Pro bello vel pace. 1 70. 3 Anderson, SOU HiU, Middx., three ostrich-feathers encircled with a chain or, on the centre one a crescent. Anderson, Aberdeen, a cross-staff erect, marked with the degrees of latitude. Per more. Anderson, a ship in full sail ppr. 160. 13 Anderton, a dexter arm in armour em- bowed ppr., garnished or, the hand apaumee ppr. 200. i Anderton, Lanes, a curlew arg. Anderton, William Arthur Alphonsus Joseph Ince (Major), of Euxton, Lanes, a curlew ppr. We stoop not. j Anderton, E., Esquire, Trunstone, West- down, Ilfracombe, a curlew arg. Su- pero non cedo. Anderton, a stork ppr. 105. 1 1 Anderton of Brondyffrjrn, Denbighsh., a stork arg., holding in the beak three cinquefoils slipped or, and resting the dexter leg on a shackbolt sa. Anderton, Wilfrid Francis, Esquire, of Haighton, Preston, Lanes, issuant out of a crescent Tert, a buck's head, hold- ing in the mouth an ear of wheat ppr. Aude incipe. 228. 2 Andesley, a sword ppr., and a cross cross- let sa., in saltier. 166. 1 2 Andlaw, an eagle's head sa. 83. i Andover, Viscount, see Suffolk, Earl of. Andrade, a wolf's head or. 30. 5 Andre or Andree, a mill-rind az. 165. 11 Andrea or St. Andrew, a cinquefoil arg. 14S. 12 Andrea, a hurt, charged with a lion's head erased, collared gu. cf. 19. i Andrew, Devonsh., a stag's head erased sa., attired or. 121. 2 Andrew of Tredinick, Cornw., a stag at gaze, holding in his mouth a wheat ear, all or, charged on the side with two mascles interlaced az. Prospice. Andrew of Nethertarvit, a star or. Give and forgive. 164. 3 Andrew of Clockmill, a dexter hand holding a laurel-branch ppr. Virtute et fortuna. 219. 9 14 Andrewes, Rutl., a derai-lion or, ducally crowned arg., holding up in the dexter paw a human heart gu. Andrewes, Sufi., a stag's head erased arg., charged with a crescent for diHerence. 119. 8 Andrewes, a Moor's head in profile, couped at the shoulders ppr. 192. 13 Andrewes, a Moor's head in profile sa., banded arg. 192. 13 Andrews, Bart., of Denton, Northamp., a blackamoor's head in profile, couped at shoulders, wreathed about the temples, all ppr. 192. 13 Andrews, Bart., of Shaw Place, Berks, out of an Eastern coronet or, a blacka- moor's head couped ppr., in the ear a pendant or. Victrix fortunce aapientia. 192. 6 Andrews, a Moor's head in profile, couped at the shoulders ppr. 192-13 Andrews, Oxou., a dexter arm vested vert, cuffed arg., holding in the hand a branch ppr. Nee careo, nee euro. Andrews, Surrey, a stag's head erased arg. Quod honestnm ntile. 121. 2 Andrews, Richard, Southampton, a stag's head erased arg. 121. 2 Andrews, Scotland, a hand holding a branch of laurel ppr. Virtute et for- tuna. 219. 9 Andrews, Suff., an acorn vert. cf. 152. : Andrews, a Moor's head couped ppr. 192. 13 Andrews, Suff., a stag's head erased or. 121. 2 Andrews, Hants, a greyhound's head couped per pale or and sa., charged on the neck with a saltier humettee between two roundles in fess, all counterchanged. Andrews, of Lathbury, Bucks, of Norf. and Suff., a stag's head erased arg. 121. I. {For the Siiflollc branch, I charged with a crescent for difference.) 119. 8 Andrews, Middx., on a naval coronet j or, a dove volant v.ith an olive-branch | in the beak, all ppr. Andrews, Suff., a bird, wings expanded 1 az., holding in its beak a laiurel-branch I vert. 94. 5 Andrews, upon a mount vert, a dove holding in the beak an olive-leaf slipper! ppr., and charged on the breast with an escallop gu. Andrews, Warw., a demi-lion az., gorged with a collar or, charged with three mullets of the first. cf. 10. 9 Andrews, London and Hants, an arm erect habited vert., cuffed arg., charged on the sleeve with a quatrefoil or, and holding in the hand a branch of the first fructed of the third. Andrews of Rivington, Lanes, a Moor's head in profile, couped at the shoulders ppr., in ear a pendant arg. Fortiter defendit. 192. 13 Andros, on a tower a lion rampant sa. 157. 12 Andros, Guernsey, a blackamoor's head, couped at the shoulders and wreathed about the temples, all ppr. Andson, Angus, a fir-tree seeded ppr. Stand sure. 144. 13 Anelche, an eagle, wings expanded ppr. 77- 5 ANK Anelsbey, Glouc, a bezant charged with a pale indented gu. cf. 159.6 Anesworth, see .■\insworth. Aneys, a sword in bend ppr. 170. 5 Angas or Anges, an ostrich-head erased arg., holding in the beak a horse-shoe ppr. Ange, a cross formce or, between two wings az. 1 10. 7 Ange, a cross formee fitchee or, between two wings az'. cf. 1 10. 7 Angel, Angle, Anegall, or Anegal, on a chapeau a tower, all ppr. cf. 1 56. 2 Angeldon, London, a knot sa., between two wings or. Angell, London, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-pegasus arg., crined gu. cf. 47- 5 Angell, Surrey, same crest. Stare super iras antiques. Angell, on a mount vert, a swan arg., ducally gorged or, beaked and legged gu. cf. 100'. 7 Angellis or Angles, a lion's gamb erect, holding a cross pattee fitched or. cf. 36. 9 Anger and Angier, Kent, a martlet flying over a castle, ruined in the sinister tower ppr. cf. 155. 2 Anger, an escarbuncle or. 164. 12 Angersteen and Angerstein, a lion's head erased gu., holding in the mouth a quatrefoil vert. Angerstein of Weeting Hall, Norf., be- tween two elephants' trunks a stork, holding in its dexter claw a stone, all ppr. Angesteen, a crane ppr., holding in the dexter claw a mullet arg. cf. 105. 6 Angeville of Thethelthorpe, Lines, a branch of three roses arg., stalked and leaved vert. 149. 8 Ange Vine and Angevyne, Lines, same crest. Anglesey, Marquess Of (Paget), Beaudesert, Lichfield, Staffs, a demi-heraldic tiger sa., maned, armed, ducally gorged and tufted arg. Per il suo contrario. 25.7 Angolesme,"the sail of a ship ppr. 160. 9 Angolisme, a lion's gamb sa. cf. 36. 4 Anguilla, a bezant charged with a talbot's head erased sa. cf. 57. i Anguish, Norwich, a snake nowed ppr., between two branches of fern vert. Latet unguis in hcrha. Angus, a quadrangular castle. 155-4 Angus, Scotland, a lion crowned with an antique crown or. Fortis est Angus, John, Esquire, Aberdeen, a lion passant gardant gu., armed and langued az. Fortis est Veritas. 4. 3 Anhelet, a gem ring or, the stone gu. 167. 14 Anke or Ankor, a bull's head erased gu. 44- 3 Anketel, a rose gu. 149. 2 Anketell of Shaftesbury, on a mount vert, an oak-tree ppr. 143. 14 Anketel], the stump of an oak-tree, the branches sprouting, acorned ppr. Anketell of AiiketeU, Ireland, an oak-tree ppr. Vade ad formicam. 143. 5 AnketeU-Jones, Henry Moutray Ernest, Esquire, M.A., J.P., Burrishoole House, Newport, co. Mayo, on a chapeau, a stag at gaze. Coclitus mihi vires. Ankor, a bull's head erased gu. 44. 3 ANK Ankyrsley, a hunting-horn sans strings vert, veruled arg. cj. 22S. 11 I Anlaby, on a mount an oali-tree ppr. 143- 14 I Anieby, Yorl;s, an arrow in pale, entiled ■n-ith a ducal coronet or. 174. 3 Aniet and Aniett, Yorks, on a rock a j fire-beacon ppr. 177. 14 Aniey, a dexter arm, the hand gloved and holding a hawk's lure ppr. r/. 217. 8 Anmers or Anners, Chesh., a lion's head era-sed ppr. 17. 8 Anmetesley, a bezant charged with a pale indented gu. cf. 159. 6 Anna and De Anna, a bezant, cf. 159. 14 Annabel], Annable, and Annables, a stag at gaze ppr. 117. 3 Annaly, Baron (White), a cubit arm ppr., charged with a chevron engrailed gu., thereon a cross crosslet or, holding in the hand three roses of the second, slipped ppr. Vi et virtute. 245. 10 Annand, Surrey, a griffin segreant ppr. Sperabo. 62. 2 Annand of Annandale, a rose stalked and leaved ppr. Quod honestum -utile. 149.5 Annandale, Scotland, same crest and motto. Annandale, a spur erect or, winged arg. III. 12 Annat, Scotland, a boar sa., transfixed with an arrow. 40. 14 Anncell, a stag's head affrontee, ducaUy gorged. 119. 14 Anncey and Anncy, on a mural coronet a stag sejant ppr. 116. 4 Anne, a woman's head couped at the breasts ppr., vested arg., the hair dishevelled or. Anne, Major Ernest Lambert Swinburne, of Burgwallis, Yorks. : (i) A maiden's head couped at the shoulders ppr., crined or (for Avne). 182. 5. {2) A leopard's face gu. between two dragons' wings ppr., each charged with a fret sa. (/or Charlton). 10. 3 Anne of Trickley, Yorks., a buck's head cabossed arg. 122. 5 Anneles, a mermaid ppr., the tail vert. 184- 8 Annelshie, a bezant charged with a pale indented gu. cj. 159. 6 Annesley, Ireland, a demi-lady support- ing a portcullis. 183. 7 Annesley, Oxon., a Moor's head in profile, couped sa., wreathed about the temples arg. and az. Virtutis aniore. 192. 13 Annesley, Viscount Valentia, see Valentia. Annesley, Earl (.Annesley), Castlewellan, CO. Down, a Moor's head in profile ; couped at the shoulders ppr., wTeathed above the temples arg. and az. Virtutis umore. \ Annesley of Arley Castle, Staffs : (i) A Moor's head in profile couped ppr., wreathed about the temples arg., and az. (/or Annesleif). 192. 13. (2) A bull's caboshed ppr., between two flags gu. {for Macleod). Hie inurtis afianeus. Virtutis amove. Hold fast. 43. 5 Annesley, a Saracen's head in profile, wTeathed arg. and az. 190. 14 Annesley, WiUiam Gore, Esquire, of Delgany, Polstead Road, N., Oxford, a Moor's head couped at the shoulders in profile ppr., wTeathed about the temples arg. and az. Virtutis amore. 241. 13! 1.5 Annesley, a buck's head or. 121. j Annes, Anness, and Annis, a mascle or. 167. 9 Anngell, Kent, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-pegasus arg., crined gu. cf. 47. 5 Anningson, BusheU, M.A., Walthamead, Cambridge, a scaling-ladder in bend I arg. 301. 15 1 Annot, Annott, or Annat, a boar passant sa., transfixed with an arrow ppr. 40. 14 Annyslay, a Moor's head couped sa. 192. 13 Anscell or Anstrell of Barford, Beds, a demi-lion az., ducally gorged and Lined or. cf. 10. 7 Ansdell, a dexter hand ppr., holding a buckle or. 223. 11 Anselbie and Anselby, an arrow in pale, enfiled with a ducal coronet or. 174. 3 Ansell, a demi-lion ppr., ducaUy gorged and lined or. cf. 10. 7 Ansert, a demi-lion rampant, imperially crowned, holding in the dexter paw a sword wavy ppr. 14. 14 Ansley, a blackamoor's head in profile couped at the shoulders ppr., gorged ■with a collar or, charged with three escallops. cf. 192. 13 Anslow-Alabone, 51., 51. D., 20, Lower Seymour Street, Portman Square, W., a lion's head erased, transfixed through the neck with an arrow in bend point downwards. 297. i Anson, Sir William Reynell, Bart., of Birch Hall, I^ancs, out of a ducal coronet or, a spear erect ppr. Nil desperandum. Anson, Earl of Lichfield: (i) Out of a ducal coronet or, a spear-head ppr. (2) A greyhound's head, couped erm., charged on neck with two bars-gemelle or. Nil desperandum. Anson, Sir Archibald Edward Harbord Anson, Esquire, of Southfield, Silver- hill, St. Leonard's-on-Sea, out of a ducal coronet or, a spear-head erect ppr. Nil desperandum. Anson-Horton, Henry, Esquire, of Catton Hall, Burton-on-Trent : (i) Out of the waves of the sea ppr., a tilting-spear [ erect or, headed and enfiled with a dolphin arg., finned gold {for Horton). (2) Issuant from a coronet or, a spear- head erect ppr. Anstavill, a castle triple-towered, a demi- lion rampant issuing out of the middle tower. I5q. 10 Anstay, Anstee, Anstey, and Anstle, a martlet or. 95. 2 Anstead, Ansted, or Antished, a cross formee or, charged with five torteaux. cf. 165. 7 Anstell, Comw., a cross formee arg., guttee-de-poix. cf. 165. 7 Anstey, Rev. Henry, M.A., Slapton Rec- tory, Leighton Buzzard, a martlet or. Esse quam rid'-ri. 95. 2 Anstie, a leopard's face ppr., jessant-de- lis gu. 22. 5 Anstis, Comw., out of a ducal coronet, five ostrich-feathers, all ppr. 114. 13 Anstis or Anstice, a dexter cubit arm vested per pale embattled, holding in the hand a griffin's head erased ppr. 211. 6 Anston, a martlet issuing ppr. Anstrell, see AnsceU. ANT Anstrother, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-man in armour ppr., in hand a spear sa., headed arg. Anstruther of that ilk. Bart., two arms in armour embowed, grasping in the gauntlets a battle-axe, all ppr. Periis- sem ni periissem. 194. 12 Anstruther, Henry Torrens, Esquire, of Gillingshill, Pittenween, same crest and motto. Anstruther of Hintlesham, Suff., same crest and motto. Anstruther, Inverkeithing, same crest and motto. Anstruther, Airdrie, same crest. Anstruther, Carmichael-, Sir Windham, Bart., Scotland: (i) The same as a.hove {for Anstruther). 237.18. (2) An arm in armour erect, grasping a broken spear ppr. (for Carmichael). Toujours pret. 2IO. 9 Anstruther, Sir Ralph William, Bart., of Balcaskie, Pittenweem, Fifesh., two arms in armour, counter-embowed, holding in the hands a battle-axe, all ppr. Periissem ni periissem. 237.18 Anstruther- Duncan, Alexander William, Esquire, of Naughton, Fife, N.B., two arms in armour, holding in the gaunt- lets a battle-axe ppr. Periissem ni periissem. 237. 18 Anstruther, Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Hamilton, of Hintlesham Hall, Ips- wich : ( I ) Two arms in armour, hold- ing in the gauntlets a battle-axe, all ppr. (2) Out of a wreath of laurel or, a horse's head paly of six sa. and arg. Periissem ni periissem. Ansty, a martlet or. 95. 2 Anteshey and Antesley, a bezant charged with a pale indented gu. cf. 1 59. 6 Anthonisz, Richard Gerald, of Colombo, Ceylon, a lozenge gu., between wings arg. Waarheid eer vrijheid. Anthonisz, Hon. Peter Daniel, M.D., CM.G., M.L.C., of GaUe, Ceylon, a lozenge gu. between two wings erect arg. 1:0. 3 Anthony of London, a demi-goat ppr., charged with a bezant, armed and attired or. cf. 128. 2 Anthony of Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, a demi-ram per fesse erm. and sa., horns and hoofs or, charged on the body with a bezant thereon a leopard's face gu. None pour haine. Anthony and Antoaie, London, a goat's head arg. 128. 12 Anthony, a goat's head or. 128. 12 Anton of Stoatfield, Lines, Middx., London, and Ireland, out of a mural coronet, a lion's head arg. 19. 12 Antony or Antonie, Suff., a goat's head gu. 1 28. 12 Antram, Dorset, a demi-griffin az. Prudentia et animo. 64. 2 Antrim, Earl of (M'Donnell), Glenarm Castle, Antrim: (i) A dexter arm embowed fesseways, couped at the shoulder, vested or, cuffed are., holding in the hand ppr. a cross crosslet fitched in pale az. (for M'Donnell). 203. 9. (2) A sun in splendour or (for Kerr). Sero sed serio. Toujours prlt. 162. 2 Antrobus, Sir Edmund, Bart., Amesbury Abbey, Salisbury, a imicorn's head couped arg., horned and maned or ANT i6 ARC head couped sa., eared or, in the month a snake veit, coiled about the trunk. cf. 133- 2 Appleton, James Enderby, M.R.C.S., Linda, Poole Road, Bournemouth, same crest. Omne bonum Dei donum. Appleton, Suff., out of a ducal coronet or, three pine-apples vert, the tops purfled of the first. gorged with a wreath of laurel vert, issuing out of rays of the sun ppr. Dti memor, gratus amicis. Antrobus, John Coutts, of Eaton Hall, Chester, same crest and motto. Antrobus of London, same crest. Antwisel or Antisell, an eagle, wings ex- panded and inverted ppr. ~6. 13 Anvers, Chesh., a branch with three roses ppr. 149. S Anvers, De, a wyvern sa. 70. 2 Anvory, a dexter hand holding a holly- branch ppr. Anwell and Anwyl, England, and Parkin, Merionethsh., an astrolabe ppr. 167. 7 Anwick, London, a dexter arm gu., the hand holding a broken tilting-spear or. 214. 10 Anwill and Anwyl, Wales, two hands issuing out of clouds pulling an anchor out of the sea ppr. 224. 13 Anwyl, Robert Charles, of LIugwy, Machynlleth, an eagle displayed or. Eryr eryrod eri/ri. Anwyt, an eagle displayed ppr. y^. 2 Aoluite, on a chapeau, a lion statant, tail extended, all ppr. 4. 8 Apeele, a fleur-de-lis or, between two wings arg. c/. 1 10. 5 Apesley, Surrey and Sussex, the same vivas. crest. Apreece, a civet-cat ppr., pierced through Ap-Enyions, a sheaf of arrows ppr., the middle with a spear-head erect. banded gu. Virtutifidc. 173. 3 Aprice, Heref., a cock, wings expanded Ap-Griffith, out of a cloud a dexter and a gu., holding in the beak a rose ppi sinister arm shooting an arrow, all ppr. leaved and stalked vert. cf. 200. 2 Ap-Riee, a boar's head erect arg.. pel Aphe, Hants, out of a ducal coronet arg. i lettee, between two oak-branches vert, a parrot's head or. | fiucted or. Aphery, a trefoil slipped vert. 148. 9 j Apsey, a dove with an olive-branch in its Ap-Howell, a gauntlet erect holding a beak volant over water, all ppr. 93. 1 1 sword, all ppr. 210. 4 ! Apsley, Lord, sec Bathurst, Earl of. Apifer, a hand holding a spiked club ppr. j Apsley, Sussex, a fleur-de-lis or, between cf. 214. 6 two wings arg. cj. no. 5 Apiliard or Appleyard of East Carlton, ! Apted, Suney, a stag's head erased or. Norf., a demi-heraldic tiger quarterly; Semper eadem. 121. 2 gu. and az., the tail of the last tufted Apthorp, Rev. G. F., 1 3, De Parys Avenue, sword, and in the sinister a baton ArbuTthnet, same crest. Tarn interna, ensigned with a royal crown (for guam externa. Woodville). Dum spiro spero. Arbuthnot, Viscount (Arbuthnot), Ar- </. 186. 14 buthnott House. Fourdoun.Kincardine- Appleton or Apleton, Suff., an elephant's [ shire, Scotland, a peacock's head couped ppr., beaked or. Laws Deo. 103. 2 Arbuthnot of Arbuthnothaugh, a pea- cock's head couped ppr. Deus me suMinet. 103. 2 Arbuthnot, Sir Robert Keith, Bart., 105, Cadogan Gardens, S.W., a pea- cock's head ppr. Innocent arid true. 103. Applewhaite of Stoke Ask, Suff., a cubit Arbuthnot, Scotland, a peacock's head arm erect, holding in the hand an open couped ppr., beaked or. Laus Deo. book. 215. 10 103. 2 Appleyard of Shotsham, Norf., an owi arg. Arbuthnot, Hugh Gough, Esquire, of 96. 5 I 40, Princes Gate, London, a peacock's Appleyard, a demi-dragon ppr., holding I head ppr. Innocent and true. in the dexter claw a scimitar arg. j Arbuthnot of Fiddes, a peacock ppr. cf. 73. 10 ; Tarn interna, guam externa. 103. 7 Appleyard, see Apiliard. Arbuthnot of Montrose, a dove with an Aprece, Bucks and Hants, an otter ppr., J adder in orle ppr. Innocue ac provide. collared and lined or. cf. 134. 51 92. 11 Aprece, Bucks and Hant?, a spear erect i Arbuthnot of Weymouth, a ship under arg. Labora ut alernnm vivas. 175. 9 I sail ppr. Fluctuo sed affluo. 160. 13 Apreece, Bart., of Washingley Hall, Arbuthnot, a cross pattee or. 165. 7 Hunts, a spear-head erect arg., im- Arcedeckne or Archdeckne, a dexter arm brued ppr. Vix labora ut in externum in armour enibowed, holding in the or, holding in the mouth a rose gu stalked and leaved vert. cf. 25. 13 Apilston, a pelican in her piety, wings displayed or, vulned ppr. 98. 14 Aplegath or Aplegarth of Bapley, Hants, a demi-heraldic tiger gu., bezantee armed and tufted or, charged with a bend of the last. cf. 25. 13 Apleton, see Appleton. Apletree, Hants, a goat passant arg. hand a scimitar. iq6. 10 Arcedeckne-Butler, James Fitzwalter, Esquire: (i) Out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of five ostrich-feathers, therefrom a demi-falcon rising arg., a label of the last upon a crescent az., for difference (for Butler). (2) A cubit arm erect, vested arg., charged with three chevronels sa., the hand ppr., grasping a sword in bend sinister arg., pommel and hilt or (for Arce- deckne). Timor Domini fans vit(r. Arcedeckne-Butler, St. John Henry, Esquire, of Coreen, Talawakelle, Ceylon, same crests, and motto. Arcester, Glouc, on a bezant, an escar- buncle sa. Bedford, a mullet pierced az. Nemo Archard, Kent, out of a ducal coronet a nisi Christus. [ demi-fish ppr. 139. 14 Apuldrefield, on a chapeau gu., turned up Archbald and Archibald, Scotland, a de- erm., a man's head in profile, couped at ' crescent arg. Ut reficciar. 163. i the neck, wearing a cap arg., fringed Archbald and Archibald, Scotland, a at the front and back gu. j palm-branch erect ppr. Dilat servata Aquitar, London, a demi-lion rampant I fides. 147. i or, muraUy crowned az., holding in ; Archbold, Ireland, a lion's head couped the dexter paw a laurel- branch slipped I erm., guttee-de-sang. c/. 21. i ppr- I Archbold, Worcs. and London, a dove /. 129. 5 j Arabin, the sun rising behind a mountain ! rismg arg. 94. 2 96. 5 I ppr. ^^ _ ^ _ ^ , ^'^-- 10 Archdale and Archedale, London, out of Apleyard, an owl arg. Appelton and Appolton, a camel couchant j Arabin of Beech Hill, Essex, and Drayton, ' ducal coronet ppr. heraldic tiger's Apperley of Jforben, Montgomeryshire, a pine-apple sa. 152. S Applebee, a martlet or. 95. 2 Appleby, Leics., an apple or, stalked and leaved vert. Appleby, F. H., Brigade-Surgeon Lieu- tenant-Colonel, Barnbygate House, Newark, same crest. Fruclu arbor cognoscitur. Appleford, a derai-savage holding in the dexter hand a sword, and in the sinister a baton, ensigned with a royal crown, aU ppr. Jliddx., an eagle's head erased between I head arg., maned and tufted sa." two wings sa., ducally crowned or. i 2^. 3 Nee temere, nee timide. Archdale, Edward Merwn, Esquire," of Arabyn, a griffin's head erased ppr., Riversdale, BallinamaUard. co. Fer- ducaUy crowned or, between two wings \ managh, out of a ducal coronet an arg. j heraldic tiger's head arg., maned, Arblaster or Allebaster, Staffs, a feather tufted, and armed sa. Data fata in pale, entiled with a ducal coronet, ! secuta. aU ppr. 114. 12 Archdale, Mervvn A., M.B., East Riding Arblester, Areblaster, and Arablester, Asylum, Beverley, Yorks, out of a out of a ducal coronet a greyhound's ducal coronet a talbot. Ferendo ei head arg., collared or. cf. 61. 7 | sperendo. Arbuckle, Scotland, a ram ppr. 131. 13 Archdall, Rev. William Frederick. M.A., cf. 186. 14 Arburthnet of Findoury, Scotland, a pea- Apnleford, Essex and Berks : ( 1 ) An apple or, having a leaf on either side j Arburthnet of Catherl: vert (for Appleford). (2) A demi- | couped ppr., charged savage holding in the dexter hand a I Sit laus Deo. the Rectory, Crlanmire, R.S.O.. cock ppr. Interna prcestaiU. 103.7 Cork, same crest. Data fata secuta. peacock's head Archdall, out of a ducal coronet gu., a th a muUet or. ] heraldic tiger's head arg., langued gu., cf. 103. 2 1 tufted sa. Data fata secutus. 25. 3 ARC ArchdaU of Castle ArchdaU and TriUic, ' Ireland: (i) Out of a ducal coronet or, a heraldic tiger's head arg., named, | tufted, and armed sa. (lor ArchdaU). [ 25. 3. (2) On a chapeau ppr., a hand vested az., grasping a sword ppr., hilt ' and pommel or (jor Montgomery). (3) A squirrel sejant ppr. (for Memjn). I Data fata seciUa. Honneur sans repos. De Dieu tout. c/. 135. 2 ArchdaU, Ireland, a cross pattee erm. cf. 165. 7 ArchdaU or Archdell, out of a ducal coronet or, a griffin's head. 67. 9 Archdeacon, Cornw., a martlet flying over a tower ppr. cf. i ;6. 9 Archdecon, co. Cork, a dexter cubit arm vested arg., and charged with three chevroneLs sa., the hand gra.sping a sword ppr. Archebold or Archbold, Staffs, a lion's I head erased arg., collared gu. 18. 6 I Archedale, see Archdale. Archer-Burton, see Burton. [ Archer, Arthur Montfort, M.D., Dee Hills Lodge, Chester, a Sagittarius | passant drawing a bow, aU ppr. Sola j bona quce honesta. Archer, Robert Samuels, M.D., 15, St. Domingo Grove, Liverpool, crest and I motto as above. Archer, Hubert Graves, Esquire, a centaur. Sola bona quce honesta. [ Archer, Baron Archer (extinct), of Umber- slade, Warw., out of a mural coronet | gu., a dragon's head arg. Sola bona qua honesta. 72. 11 Archer, Thomas Lancelot, M.R.C.S., 82, Vincent Square, Westminster, out of a mural coronet or, a wyvern's head and neck gu. Sola bona quce. honesta. Archer, Lines, a dragon's head per pale gu. and az., between two wings ex- panded, the sinister wing or, the dexter arg., issuing out of a mural coronet per pale of the last and third. Archer, out of a mural coronet or, a wyvern's head gu. Dens salutem disponit. 72. II Archer, a demi-dragon holding in the dexter claw a dart. Archer, E-ssex, a griiBn's head erased arg., pierced through the neck by a spear in bend sinister, point down- wards. Archer of Chelmsford, Essex, a griffin's head erased arg., pierced by a spear in bend sinister, collared gu., charged with two crosses patee, in the beak a slip of oak fructed ppr. Archer de Boys, Essex; (i) A wyvern arg. 69. 5. (2) A leg couped at the thigh, embowed at the knee quarterly sa. and arg., spur and leather or. cj. 193. 8 Archer- Houblon, George Bramston, Es- quire, of 73, Upper Berkeley Street ; (i) Alion's head erased or (/or Ho7( Won). I (2) A wyvern arg. (for Archer). (3) A leg in armour, couped at the thigh ppr., garnished and spurred or (for Eyre). Archer, Essex, a wyvern arg. 69. 5 Archer, Charles Gordon, of Trelaske, Cornw., a quiver fuU of arrows fesse- ways. 174. 4 Archer, Cornw., on a quiver full of arrows lying fesseways, a serpent, all ppr. " ! 17 Archer, Essex and Kent, a bull's head erased gu. 44. 3 Archer of Bourne, Kent, a bull's head erased gu., armed or. 44. 3 Archer, Ireland, a mound az., banded and crossed or. 159. 12 Archer, Ireland, a ducal coronet ppr. Pro rege et pairia. 228. 10 Archer, William Henry Davies, Esquire, B.A., LL.M., J.P., of Briokendon, Longford, Tasmania, uses a bear's gamb holding an arrow in bend, aU ppr. Malo niori quam fcedari. Le fin couTonne I'oeuvre. cf. 38. 4 Archer, Joseph, Esquire, J.P., of Pans- hanger, Longford, Tasmania, uses a bear's gamb holding an arrow in bend, all ppr. 3Ialo mori quam fcedari. Le fin cnuronne Vceuvre. cf. 38. 4 Archer, Scotland, a dexter hand and sinister arm issuing from the wreath, drawing an arrow in a bow to the head ppr. 200. 2 Archer, an archer habited vert, in the dexter hand a bugle-horn arg., raised to the mouth, holding in the sinister a bow erect, across the shoulders a quiver full of arrows. Archer, Essex, a leg in armour embowed, couped at the thigh quarterly sa. and arg., spurred or. 193. i Archever, Scotland, two arms drawing an arrow in a bow to the head. Ready. 200. 2 Archibald, see Archbald. Archibald, Blackball, Scotland, a de- crescent arg. Ut reficiar. 163. i Archibald, a branch of palm-trees slipped ppr. Ditat servata fides. 147. i Archibald, Ireland, a palm-branch slipped in bend ppr., in front thereof a mount vert, thereon an estoile or. Palma non sine pidvcre. Archibald, Hon. Sir Adams George, K.C.M.G., C.M.G., Q.C.. D.C.L . of Halifax, and of The Cottage, Truro, Nova Scotia, in the Dominion of Canada, a palm-branch slipped in bend ppr., in front thereof a mount vert, thereon an estoile or. Palma non sine pulvere. Archibald, Charles Falcon, Esquire, of Rusland HaU, Ulverston, a palm- branch slipped in bend ppr., in front thereof a mount vert, thereon an estoile or. Palma non sine pidvere. Archidecknie, a dexter arm in armour embowed, holding in the hand a dagger. 196. 5 Arcy, D', Ireland, a tilting-spear broken in three pieces ppr., head in pale, other two in saltier, banded gu. 175-2 Ard, a cock ppr. Vigilantia. 91. 2 ArdafT, a demi-lion arg., guttee-de-sang, holding in the paws a lily of three flowers az., slipped and leaved vert. Ardagh, a demi-lion rampant or, pel- lettee, holding three lilies arg., slipped and leaved vert. Ardee, Lord, see Meath, Earl of. Ardem, a cross Calvary az. i66. i Arden, see Haddington, Earl of. Arden, Baron (Perceval), see Egmont, Earl of, Arden, Baron Alvanley, Chester, out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of five feathers arg., charged with a crescent gu. Patientia vinces. II4-3 ARD Arden or Arderne, Beds and Warw., a plume of feathers az., charged with a martlet or. Arden, a thistle stalked and flowered ppr- cf. 150. 2 Arden, Oxon., a boar passant quarterly or and az. 40. 9 Arden, Warw., on a chapeau gu., turned up or, a boar passant of the last. cf. 40. 8 Arden, Percy, of Pontfaen, co. Pembroke, a mount vert, thereon a boar pa-ssant arg., semee-de-lis az., langued gu., armed and ungu. or. Doluere dente lacessiti. 249. Arden, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a boar passant or. cf. 40. 8 Arden, East Burnham, Bucks, a boar passant or, semee-de-lis gu. Doluere dente lacessiti. cf. 40. 9 Arden, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a wild boar passant or, charged with three annulets. 40. 8 Arden, Warw. and Stalls, on a chapeau az., tiu-ned up erm., a wild boar pas- sant or. Quo me cunquc vocai pairia. cf. 40. 8 Arden, Douglas, Esquire, a mount vert, thereon a boar passant arg., semee- de-lis az., langued gu., armed and un- guled or. Doluere dente lace-fsili. Arden, Percy, Esquire, of A7, Albany, Piccadilly, same crest and motto. Arden, Richard Edward, Esquire, of East Burnham House, near Slough, Bucks, same crest and motto. Arden, George Edward, Esquire, on a chapeau az., turned up erm., a wild boar statant or. Quo me cunqve vocit patria. Arden of Gresham, Norf., same crest and motto. Arden, Middx., on a mount vert, a boar passant arg., semee-de-lis az., langued gu., armed and ungu. or. Doluere dente lacessiti. Arden, Oxon., a lion's gamb erased gu., holding a cross pattee fitchee. 36. 9 Arderes, Jleriden, Warw., a demi-lion ar., gorged with a collar or, charged with three mullets of the first, cf. 10. 9 Ardern, in a coronet or, a pvramid of leaves vert. cf. 151. 14 Arderne, a plume of feathers arg., banded or. Arderne, Chesh. and Lanes, out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of five feathers, three or, two az. 114. 13 Arderne, issuing from a ducal coronet or, a double plume of feathers gu., the ends turned downwards of the first. 114. 4 Arderne, Chesh., out of a ducal coronet or, seven feathers arg., tipped gu. Arderne, Warw., a boar passant or. 40. 9 Arderne, on a chapeau az., turned up erm., a boar passant or. cf. 40. 8 Arderne, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a wild boar passant or, charged with three annulets. 40. 8 Ardes of Sharington, Bucks, within a catherine-wheel sa., ducally crowned or, the sun in splendour. Ardes, a catherine-wheel or, pierced sa., ducally crowned of the first. Ardilaun, Baron (Guinness), Ashford, near Cong, co. Gal way : ( i ) A boar psLSsant quarterly or and gu., a crescent ARD for difference {]or Guinness). 40. 9. (2) On a pillar arg., encircled by a ducal coronet or, an eagle preying on a bird's leg erased ppr. Spes mta in Deo. 248. 1 Arding, Alfred Charles, Esquire, J.P., B.A., of Brazier's Park. Checkenden, Oxon. : (i) A demigriffin vert, the wing charged with three escallops, two and one or, and holding in the mouth a tilting-spear in bend ppr. (for Arding). (2) Issuant from a rock a flame of fire ppr.. environed by a chain or (/or Wells). Semper fidelis. Ardington or Arthington, Yorks, a dove holding in its beak an olive-branch ppr. 92- 5 Ardls, a demi-lion rampant gu., holding in its de.xter paw a rose or, leaved vert. 12. I Ardrossan, Baron, Scotland, see Eglinton, Earl of. Ardyn, a cross Calvary az. 166. i Ardyn, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a boar passant or. c/. 40. S Arel of France and England, a boar's head erect, between two ostrich- feathers. 41-14 Areskin, a dexter hand holding an es- cutcheon, cf. 219. 7 Areskine, Scotland, a demi-griffin, hold- ing in its dexter claw a sword ppr. Ausim et confido. 64. 6 Areskine of Dun, a griffin's head erased, holding in the beak a sword in bend, all ppr. In Domino confido. 66. 10 Areskine, Scotland, an arm in armour embowed, gauntleted, holding a sword, all ppr. 195. I Arfece, Arfois, or Arforce, a scaling- ladder az. 158. 14 Argahast, a Doric column ppr. Argal, a lion's head erased gu. 17.2 Argall, Argell, or Argill, a lion's head erased ppr. 17. 8 Argall of Low Hall, Essex, a sphinx, wings expanded ppr. 182.12 Argall, a sphinx or, winged arg. 182. 12 Argall, an arm in armour embowed sup- porting a battle-axe, all ppr. Argente and Argentine, Camb., a demi- lion gu., holding a covered cup arg. Argenton, a martlet sa. 95. 2 Argentre, an eagle's head erased gu. 83.2 Argles, 'Thomas Atkinson, of Eversley, llilnthorpe, Westml., a lion's head erased gu. Patri(s non sibi. i Arguilla, on a bezant a talbot's head erased sa. cj. 57. 2 Argum, Argun, or Argune, a hand erect issuing from a cloud and holding an open book, all ppr. sis. i Argyll, Duke of (CampbeU, K.G., K.T., P.C.), Inverary Castle, Argyll, a boar's head erased or, armed arg., langued gu. Vix ea nostra voco. Ne oblii'iscaris. 42. 2 Ariel and Ariell, an anchor cabled and a sword in saltier, all ppr. 169. 9 Aries, Ireland, a satyr holding in his dexter hand a sword and in his sinister a partizan, all ppr. Fides mihi pano- plia. cf. 189. 3 Arkell or Arkle, a griffin sejant arg., holding in his dexter claw a garland of laurel vert. 62. 9 Arklnstall, Camb., on a mount vert, a greyhound sejant erm. 59. 3 18 Arkley, Scotland, within two thistles disposed in orle flowered ppr., a rose gu., barbed and seeded of the first. Bene qui sedulo. Arkroyd, a dog sleeping. 57. 13 Arkwright, Arthur Chandos, Esquire, of Thoby Priory, Brentwood, Essex, an eagle rising or, in its beak an escutcheon pendent by a ribbon gu., thereon a hank of cotton arg. Mulla tvli fecique. Arkwright, Arthur William, Esquire, same crest and motto. Arkwright, Rev. Edwin, of 36, Seymour Street, London, same crest and motto. Arkwright, Esme Francis Wigsell, Es- quire, of Sanderstead Court, Croydon, Surrey, same crest and motto. Arkwright, Francis, Esquire, of Overton, near Marton, Wellington, New Zealand, same crest and motto. Arkwright, Frederic Charles, Esquire, of Willersley, Matlock, same crest and motto. Arkwright, Herbert Robert, Esquire, of Knuston Hall, Irchester, same crest and motto. Arkwright, John Hungerford, Esquire, of Hampton Court, Leominster, same crest and motto. Arkwright, John Thomas, Esquire, of Hatton House, near Warw., same crest and motto. Arkwright, Loftus Joseph, Esquire, of Parndon Hall, Little Parndon, Harlow, Essex, same crest and motto. Arkwright, Richard, Esquire, of Farnham, Surrey, same crest and motto. Arkwright, William, Esquire, of Sutton Scarsdale, Chesterfield, same crest and motto. Arkwright, Rev William Harry, Esquire, of the Vicarage, Wicksworth, Derbysh., same crest and motto. Arkybus, a lion's head erased arg. 17. 8 Arle, a boar's head erect between two ostrich-feathers. 41. 14 Arlote or Arlott, on a chapeau a leopard passant gardant, three blades of rushes on each side, all ppr. Armesbury and Armesburg, Essex, two hands conjoined, each issuing from a cloud, all ppr. 224. i Armeston of Burbage, Leics., a dragon's head erased vert, scaled or, charged with a crescent of the same for differ- ence, cf. 71. 2 Armestone, Leics., a dragon's head erased ppr. cf. 71. 2 Armestrang or Armstrong, Scotland, an arm emboued ppr. Iniictus maneo. 202. 2 Armestrang, Armstrang, or Armstrong, Scotland, a hand issuing out of a cloud, holding a club, all ppr. Invicta lahore. 214. 9 Armet, see Armit. Armfleld-Marrow, Peter, Esquire, between two roses arg., seeded or, barbed vert, a maiden's head couped at the shoulders ppr., orined, also gold, the neck en- circled with a garland of roses arg., barbed or, seeded vert. Fidite virtiite. Armiger or Armeier of North Cieake, Norf., on a ducal coronet or, an heraldic tiger sejant gu., crined and tufted of the first. 25. 12 Armine of Osgodby, Lines, on a mount vert, an erm. ppr. 134. 10 ARM Armistead, a dexter arm in armour em- bowed ppr., holding the butt-end of a broken spear or. Suivez la raison. 197. 7 Armit and Armitt, on a mount vert, a bull passant ppr. 45. 7 Armit, Armet, or Armuet, a demi-lion rampant gu., holding between the paws a helmet, the visor closed, arg. Armitage of Egremont, Chesh., an arm bendwise or, vested gu., crusuly and cuffed of the first, holding a holly- branch erect, slipped and fructed ppr. Fortiler et fideliter. Armitage, Yorks, a dexter arm embowed, vested or, cuffed arg., grasping in the hand ppr. a sword by the blade, also ppr., hilt of the first point down ward. Armitage, Charles Ingram, of High Royd, Honley, same crest. Armitage, Cieorge Pollard, of Milnsbridge, Yorks, a dexter arm embowed, couped at the shoulder, vested or, cuffed arg., holding in the hand ppr. a staff gu., pointed and headed or. Semper para- tus. Armitage, Sir Elkanah, of the Priory, Pendleton, Manchester, in front of a dexter arm embowed, vested gu., cuffed arg., the hand grasping the blade of a sword in bend sinister, the point downwards, pommel and hilt or, an escutcheon of the last charged with a cross potent gu. Armitage, Benjamin, Esquire, of Holme Hall, BakeweU, Derbysh., same crest. Armitage, Charles Smith, Esquire, of the Lee Wood Hotel, Buxton, Derbysh., same crest. Armitage, Vernon Kirk, Esquire, of Sainton Park, Manchester, same crest. Deo dtice ferro comitante. Armitage, Walter Stanley, Esquire, of 34, Cambridge Square, Hyde Park, London, in front of an arm embowed vested az., cuffed arg., the hand grasping by the blade a sword ppr., pommel anil hilt or, a dexter gauntlet fesseways also or. Deo duce ferro comitante. 233. 5 Armitstead, a dexter and a sinister arm embowed in armour, each hand grasping a spear erect ppr. Pro Rege Armitstead, Rev. John Richard, M.A., of Cranage Hall, Chesh., same cresf and motto. Armitstead, George, Esquire, of Kinloch Laggan, Kingussie, N.B., crest as above. Armo, three passion-nails ppr., one in pale and two in saltier. Armony, a stag gu. "Z-S Armorer, a gauntlet bendwise, holding the shaft of a broken tilting-spear, all ppr. Armory, Ireland, an eagle's head or. 83. I Armour, Scotland, a dexter hand holding an esquire's helmet, all ppr. Cassis ttitissi7na virtus. 217. 12 Armour, Donald, M.B., 89, Harley Street, W., crest and motto as above. Armstrang of Mangerton, an arm in armour embowed ppr. 200. i Armstrong of Whittock, an arm em- bowed gu. Invictus maneo. 202. 2 ARM Armstrong, Heref. and Worcs., an arm em bo wed ppr. Invictus maneo. 202. 2 Armstrong, an arm in armour, couped at the shoulder, embowed fessewise. cf. 200. 4 Armstrong of WiUow Bank, Ireland, an arm in armour. In Deo robur mens. Armstrong, Thomas St. George, Esquire, of Garry Castle House, Banagher, King's Co., same crest. Vi et ariiiis. Armstrong of Ballycumber, Ireland, a dexter arm in armour arg., the hand ppr. Vi et armis. 200. i Armstrong, Harkness, Rig Canobie, same crest and motto. Armstrong of Hemsworth, Yorks, same crest and motto. Armstrong, a dexter arm in armour em- bowed, hand apaumee ppr. 200. i Armstrong, Norf., a dexter arm in armour embowed arg., the hand clenched ppr. Vi et armis. cf. 200. I Armstrong, Scotland, an arm embowed, couped, cuffed arg., vested gu., holding a sword, all ppr. Strength. Armstrong, an arm in armour grasping a sword az., billed and pommelled or. Invictus maneo. 195. 2 Armstrong, Scotland, an arm issuing out of a cloud holding a club ppr. Invicta labore. 214. 9 Armstrong, King's Co., Ireland, an armed arm holding a broken tilting- spear ppr. 210. 9 Armstrong, Sir Andrew Harvey, Bart., Gallen Priory, Ferbane, King's Co., Ireland, an arm in armour embowed, the hand grasping the trunk of an oak-tree eradicated, all ppr. Invictus maneo. Armstrong, Sir George Carlyon Hughes, Bart., 39, Cadogau Square, S.W., in front of an arm couped at the shoulder, embowed and barwise in pale, gar- nished or, fists clenched, a trefoil slipped vert. Vi et armis. Armstrong, George Elliot, Esquire, of 24, Hans Road, S.W., same crest and motto. Armstrong of Termonfechan, Louth, out of a mural coronet or, an armed arm embowed, the hand grasping an oak-tree eradicated ppr. Invictus Armstrong, a dexter arm vambraced, the hand ppr. grasping a leg in armour, couped at the thigh of the same. Armstrong, Marcus Beresford, Esquire, J. P., of Chaffpool, near Ballymote, same crest and motto. Armstrong, Lieutenant-Colonel Richard, 6, Ashburn Place, London, S.W., same crest and motto. Armstrong-MacDonnell, Charles Randal, of New HaU and KUkee, co. Clare: (I) A dexter arm embowed fesseways, vested or, cuffed arg., the hand ppr. holding a cross crosslet fitchee erect az., the arm charged with a crescent gu. (for MacDonndl). cf. 203. 9. (2) A dexter arm embowed and Ijfing vam- braced fesseways ppr., the elbow resting upon the wreath and charged with a mullet gu., the hand grasping an armed leg couped at the thigh and bleeding, also ppr. Toujours pret. Vi et armis. 19 ARR Armstrong, Baron, of Cragside, Both- bury, Northumb., and Jesmondene, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, within a gar- land of oak vert, an arm vambraced and embowed, resting upon the elbow, holding in the hand a sledge-hammer, all ppr. Fortis in armis. 234. 2 Armstrong, Baron, see Watson -Arm- strong. Armuet, see Armit. Armytage, London and Yorks, a demi- lion arg., holding in the dexter paw a cross botonnee gu. Armytage, Su: George John, Bart., of Kirklees, Yorks, a dexter arm embowed, couped at the shoulder, vested or, the cuff arg., holding in the hand ppr. a staff gu., pointed and headed or. Semper paratus. Armytage, Arthur Henry, Esquire, of Marton HaU, BridUngton, Yorks, a dexter arm embowed, couped at the shoulder, habited or, the cuff arg., holding in the hand ppr. a staff gu., headed and pointed or. Semper paratus. Armytage, Francis Reginald, Esquire, of Windsor House, Shrewsbury, same crest and motto. Armytage, Godfrey, Esquire, of Carr Lodge, Horbury, Wakefield, same crest. Armytage, Percy, Esquire, same orest and motto. Armytage, George, Esquire, J.P., of Ingleby, Winchelsea, Victoria, Aus- tralia, and of 59, Queen's Gate, London, S.W., a dexter arm embowed, couped at the shoulder, habited or, the cuff arg., holding in the hand ppr. a dagger of the second, pommel and hilt of the first. Semper paratus. 204. i Arnald or Arnauld, a demi-cat gardant ppr. 26. 12 Arnall- Thompson, Harry Thompson, Esquire, of Haworth, Keighley, Yorks, and Ansty Frith, Leicester : (i) In front of two flagstaves ppr., flowing from each a pennon gu., a lion couchant sa., charged on the shoulder with a bezant {for Thompson). (2) In front of a demi-leopard regardant ppr., i semee of annulets gu., holding between the paws a torteau charged with a j pheon, a staff' raguly fesseways, also gu. (for Arnall). Arneel, Arnied, or Arneil, Scotland, an eel naiant vert. Sanspeur. 142. 10! Arnet, on a mount vert, a bull passant ppr. 45. 7 Arnet, Scotland, a crescent or. Speratum et completum. 163. 2 Arnett, Arnot, and Arnott, on a tower ppr., a flag displayed az. Another, the flag arg. 157. 13 Arneway, Arnaway, and Arnold, Bucks and Lines, a crosier or. 170. 14 Arnewood, Hants, out of a ducal coronet a demi-leopard. Arney, Chamberry, Dorset, on a mural coronet or, three arrows arg. through a heart gu., two in saltier and one in Arnison, Major W. B., of Beaumont, Pen rith, Cumb., in front of a fern-brake a stag lodged ppr., resting the dexter forefoot upon an estoile or. Ditat servata fides. 115. 13 Arnold, a hand ppr., holding a bunch of grapes purp., leaved vert. 219. 6 Arnold, a demi-tiger arg., pellettee, hold- ing between the paws a fireball sa. Arnold, Henry Eraser James Coape-, of Wolvey HaU, co. Warw., a demi-tiger regardant sa., bezantee maned and tusked, and holding between his paws a pheon or. Ut vivas vigila. Arnold, London, a demi-heraldic tiger sa., bezantee, maned and tufted or, holding a broad arrow, the shaft gu., feathers and pheon arg. Arnold of Missenden, Bucks, same crest. Nil desperandum. Arnold, a demi-leopard regardant ppr., bezantee, holding a pheon or. Ut vivas vigila. Arnold, Devonsh., out of a ducal coronet an antelope's head. cf. 126. 2 Arnold, Cromer, Norf., BeUesford, Suff., and Kent, a dolphin naiant arg. 140. 5 Arnold, Chilwick, Herts, an eagle's head erased gu., gorged with a mural coronet arg., holding in its beak an acorn sUpped vert. cf. 84. 10 Arnold, Ireland, a feather and a sword in saltier. 170. 6 Arnold-Forster, Edward Penrose, of Cathedine, Burley-in-Wharfedale, a dolphin naiant. Arnot of Balcormo, a crescent or. Spera- tum et completum. 163. 2 Arnot, Arrat, and Arrot, Scotland, a hand holding a dagger erect ppr. Pax armis acquiritur. 212. 9 Arnott, Sir John Alexander, Bart., 68, Merrion Square, DubUn, on a rock a tower ppr., therefrom a flag flying to the sinister az. Speratum et com- pletum. 239. 12 Arnott of Arlary, same crest and motto. Arnott, Fermanagh, a cubit arm erect in armour, the hand grasping a dagger, aU ppr. Speratum et completum. 210. 2 Arnway, Lines, a crosier or. 170. 14 Aron, a lady's arm from the elbow in pale. 222. 3 Arpin, an arm in armour holding a hoUy-branoh, aU ppr. 200. 14 Arran, Earl of (Gore), Castle Gore, Ballina, CO. Mayo, a wolf rampant arg., coUared gu. In hoc signo vinces. cf. 28. 2 Arras, out of a tower gu. embattled or, a lion's head of the last. Arrat, Scotland, see Arnot. Arrat of that Uk, Scotland, a dexter hand holding a sword erect ppr., hilted and pommeUed or. Antiquam assero decus. cf. 212. 9 Arris, Scotland, a satyr, holding in his dexter hand a partizan. cf. 189. 3 Arrol, Scotland, a demi-lion rampant holding in the dexter paw a scimitar. Courage. 14. 10 Arrol, Archibald, Esquire, 18, Blyths- wood Square, Glasgow, a demi-lion gu., armed and langued az., holding in the dexter paw a scimitar ppr. Cour- age. 14. 10 Arrol, WiUiam Auchincloss, Esquire, of Torwood Hill Row, Dumbartonsh., same crest and motto. Arrot of that ilk, Scotland, a dexter hand holding a sword in pale ppr. Anti- quum assero decus. cf. 212. 9 ARR Arrot, see Arnot. Arrowood or Arwood, Lanes, a savage holding in his dexter hand a club rest- ing on the -nTeath, all ppr. Arrowsmith, seven arrows ppr., points upwards, and tied with a ribbon. Arrowsmyth of Huntingfield Hall, SufiE., seven arrows ppr., eniiled with a ducal coronet or. c/. 173. 9 Arscot, Devonsh., a demi-man affrontee in Turkish habit, holding in his dexter hand a scimitar held over his head, his sinister resting on a tiger's head issuing out of the wreath. 185. 7 Arscott, same crest. Arssick, Arsike, Arsycke, and Arsyke, a talbot sejant ppr., resting his dexter paw on a shield gu. 55-3 Aither and Arthur, a mullet of six points gu. 164. 3 Arthington, see Ardington. Arthur, Dubhn, a falcon volant ppr., jessed and belled or. cj. 88. 3 Arthur, Sir Matthew, Bart., of Carlung, West Kilbride, Ayrsh., on a rock a pelican in her piety ppr. Fac et spera. 295- 5 Arthur, William Francis John Rae. Es- quire, a pelican in her piety, full-faced and wings elevated, all ppr. Fac et spera. Arthur of Springfield, Essex, a pelican in her piety sa., the nest or, valuing herself gu. 98. 14 Arthur, Rev. Thomas Freke, M.A., of Hawley House, Barnstaple, a pelican in her piety sa., the nest or, her young also sa., vulning herself gu. Arthur, Rev. WiUiam Wells, B.A.. the Rectory, Atherington, Barnstaple, same crest. Arthur, Scotland, a pelican in her piety in a nest vert. Fac et spera. 98. 14 Arthur, a pehcan in her piety sa., the nest or, her young of the first, and on her breast a crescent. c/. 98. 14 Arthur, Sir George Compton Archibald, Bart., 4, Sackville Street, W., in front of two swords in saltire ppr., pommels and hilts or, a pelican in her piety sa., the nest of the second. Stet fortuna domus. 239. 5 Arthur, Tasmania, upon the capital of an Ionic column ppr., in a nest of the same, a pelican in her piety sa., charged on the wing with a quartrefoil or. Teneo tenuere majores. 98. 9 Arthur, Ireland, a falcon, wings addorsed az., belled or. Impdle obstantia. 88. 2 Artindale of Brown Hill, Burnley, Lanes, a demi-pegasus or. winged fretty gu., holding between the hoofs a mullet of six points. In lumine luce. 47. 12 Artked, a dexter arm embowed, resting on the elbow, holding in the hand a cross crosslet fitched in pale sa. Arton, a candlestick or. Artus, an eagle's head, holding in the beak a quill ppr. Arundel and Surrey, Earl of, see Norfolk, Duke of. Arundel, Baron (Arundel), of Trerice, Comw., on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a martlet arg. 95. i Arundel, Ireland, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a swallow arg. Critce dum spiro fido. c/ 96. 3 20 Arundel, Harris-, Devonsh. : (i) A stags head ppr., attired or {for Arundel). 121. 5. (2) On a chapeau sa., turned up erm., a martlet of the last. 95. i. (3) An eagle rising erm., beaked and spurred or {for Harris). De Hirundine. NuUi praeda. Ear Deu. Res. pub. tra. 77- 5 Arundell, Comw., on a mount a horse passant arg., against a tree ppr. Arundell Hunter-, see Hunter. Arundel!, Viscount Galway, see Galway. Arundell of Wardour, Baron (Arundel), Wardour Castle, Tisbury, Wilts, a wolf passant ar. Deo data. 28. 10 Arweil or Arwell, a hand holding a helmet ppr. 217. 12 Asadam, a rook feeding sa. 107. 4 Asborne, a lion's gamt erect, holding a flag arg., charged with an eagle dis- played sa. cf. 35. 12 Asbufner, an ash-tree ppr. 144. u Asche, Aschey, or Ascher, in the sea, a ship in full sail ppr. 160. 13 Ascon, a mascle arg. 167. 9 AscOUgh, see Askew. Ascough of Blibers, Lines, an ass arg. cf. 125. II Ascough, Lines, an ass passant sa. 125.7 Ascough and Ascue, an ass's head erased arg. cf. 125. 10 Ascum, a fle\ir-de-li3 sa. 148. 2 Aselock or Aslake, Suff., a talbot's head sa., guttee d'eau. cf. 56. 12 Asen, a martlet gu. cf. 95. 5 Aserburne, an ash-tree ppr. Qukquid crescit. in cinere peril. 144. 1 1 Asgile, Bart., London, a sphinx gardant, wings addorsed arg., crined or. Sui oblitus commodi. 182. 12 Asgil, London, same crest and motto. Asgill, London and Hants, on a mural coronet or, a sphinx couchant, gardant, the body brown, face and breasts ppr., winged or. Sui oblitus commodi. Ash, an old man's head in profile ppr., wreathed and stringed or and az. Ash, Stalsted, Kent, on a rock a gooee, wings addorsed ppr. 102. i Ash, Warw., a cockatrice gu. 68. 5 Ash, a cockatrice's head erased. 68. 12 Ash of Ashbrook, Ireland, a squirrel. Non nobis sed otnnibus. cf. 135. 2 Ashawe, Lanes, out of a ducal coronet or, an arm embowed, vested with leaves vert, holding in the hand a croes pattee fitchee arg. 198. i Ashawe, the same, only holding a cross crosslet fitchee arg. Ashbee, an eagle displayed with two heads arg. Be just and fear not. 74. 2 Ashberton, on a chapeau ppr., a com- munion cup or. Ashbey, see Ashby. Ashborne or Ashburne, Ireland, a tower triple-towered ppr. 157. 6 Ashborne, a lion's gamb erect, holding a flag arg., charged with eagle displayed sa. cf. 35. 12 Ashbourne, Baron (Gibson), 12, Merrion Square, Dublin, on a bank of reeds a pelican in her piety, all ppr. Pandite coelestes portce. 242. 9 Ashbrook, Viscount (Flower), Castle Durrow, Durrow, Queen's Co., Ireland, a raven ppr., holding in the beak an ermine-spot sa. Mens conscia recti. cf. 107. 14 ASH Ashburne and Ashburner, Camb., an ash- tree ppr. Quicquid crescit in cinere peril. Actio virlutislaus. 144. 11 Ashburnham, Earl of (Ashburnham, Knight of Malta, and Knight Grand Cross of the Pontifical Order of Pius), Ashburnham Place, Battle, Sussex, out of a ducal coronet or, an ash-tree ppr. Le roi et Vestal. 145. 9 Ashburnham, Bart., Bromham, Sussex, same crest. Will God, and I , Ashburnham of Ashburnham, Sussex, out of a ducal coronet or, an ash-tree ppr. Will God, and I shall. 145-9 Ashburnham, Major-General Sir Cromer, of Brooklands, Wellington, Salop, same crest and motto. Ashburnham or Ashbrenham, a griffin's head ppr., collared arg. cf. 67. 7 Ashburton, Baron (Baring), the Grange, -\lresford, Hants, a mullet erminois be- tween two wings arg. Virtus in arduis. 239. 2 Ashbury, see Ashborne. Ashbury, a lion's gamb erased or, holding a spear, pendant therefrom a flag arg., charged with a martlet gu. JLquitale ac diligentia. cf 31:. 12 Ashby of Greenfields, Shropsh. t (i) On a mural coronet arg., a leopard's face or (for Ashby). cf. 22. 2. (2) A demi- lion rampant, holding in the dexter paw a sword (for Maddoch). 14. 12 Be fust and fear not Ashby, Major George Ashby. (i) On a mural crown arg., a leopard's face affrontee or {for Ashby). (2) A demi- lion couped or, fretty gu., holding in the dexter paw a dagger erect arg., pommel and hilt gold. Be just and fear not. Ashby, John Shuokburgh, same crests and motto. Ashby, Nicholas Hermann, ESquire, of Quenby Hall, I^eics., upon a mural coronet arg., a leopard's face or. Be just and fear not. cf. 22. 2 Ashby, Leics., a ram's head arg., attired or. 130. I Ashby, Leics., an eagle close arg., ducally crowned or. cf. 76. 2 Ashby, Middx., an eagle, wings expanded arg., ducally crowned or. cf. 77. 5 Ashby, George Ashby Hermann, Esquire, upon a mural crown arg., a leopard's face or. Be just and fear not. Ashcombe, Baron (Cubitt), Denbies, Dork- ing, acolumn ppr., in front two scimitars in saltire or. Felix j!(i prudens. 245. I Ashcomb or Vishcomb, Berks, on a chapeau ppr., a demi-eagle displayed sa,, ducaUy crowned or. cf. 80. 12 Ashcroft of Grange House, Oakhill Park, Old Swan, Liverpool, out of park-pales or, an ash-tree ppr., therefrom pendant by a riband gu. an escutcheon of the first, charged with an ash-branch, sUpped, leaved, and fructed vert. Floruit fraxinus. Ashdoun or Ashdown, a lion's head gu., collared or, and bezantee. Ashdown, Kent, a bull's head couped. Numen et omnia. 44- 10 Ashe, Bart., Twickenham, a cockatrice or, combed and wattled gu. 68. 5 Ashe, Devonsh., a cockatrice close or, legged and beaked gu. ASH Ashe of Ashfield, Ireland, and of Wilts, a cockatrice or, combed, wattled, and armed gu. Fight. Non nobis sed omnibus. 68. 4 Ashe or Eshe, Devonsh., a cockatrice arg., charged on the breast with a tre- foil, slipped gu. 68.4 Ashenden, a lion's gamb erased gu., hold- ing up the hilt of a broken sword ppr. 38. 2 Ashenden, a lion rampant supporting an arrow in pale, point downwards. 2. 4 Ashenhurst of Beardhall, Derbysh., a cockatrice, tail nowed, with a serpent's head sa., comb, wattles, and head gu., in the beak a trefoil vert. Asher, a ship in full sail ppr. 160. 13 Asherburne and Ashburner, Cumb., an ash-tree ppr. Quicquid crescit in cinere peril. Actio virtutis laus. 144. 1 1 Asherst, Lanes, a fox passant ppr. 32. i Asheton, Great Lever, Lanes, a boar's head couped arg., armed and bristled gu. In Domino confido. 43. i Asheton or Assheton, a mower, his face and hands ppr., his habit vested per pale arg. and sa. coanterchanged, holding a scythe, the blade arg., the handle or. </. iSS. 12 Asheton-Tonge, see Tonge. Asheton or Ashton, a demi-angel, wings expanded, hands closed a-s in jjraycr, vested arg., face and hands ppr., hair, wings, and girdle or. Ashfield, a wolf passant or. 28. 10 Ashfield, a wolf current erm. 2 Ashfield, Norf. and Suif., a grifiSn passant arg. 63. 2 Ashfield, Suff., a wyvern statant arg. cf. 70. 2 Ashford of Ashford, Devonsh. and Cornw., issuing out of a chaplet of oak-leaves vert, a Moor's head in profile sa., wreathed arg. Ashford, Baron, see Albemarle, Earl of. Ashfordby, Wilts, an ass's head erased or, gorged with a collar sa., charged with three mullets or. r/. 125. 12 Ashhurst, Lanes, a fox statant ppr. Vincit qui patitur. cf. 32. 2 Ashhurst, William Henry, of Waterstock, O.xon., same crest and motto. Ashinghurst, a cockatrice close sa., wattled and legged gu., the tail nowed, ending with a serpent's head, holding in the mouth of cockatrice a trefoil vert. Ashley, Chesh., a bear's head muzzled ppr. 34. 14 Ashley, Lord, see Ashley-Cooper. Ashley of Wimborne, Dorset, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a bull passant sa., gorged with a ducal coronet and armed or. </. 45. 9 Ashley-Cooper, Rt. Hon. Sir Anthony, Earl 0! Shaftesbury and Baron Ashley, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a bull passant sa., gorged with a ducal coronet or, armed and ungu. of the same. Lore, serve. c/. 45. 9 Ashlin, a fir-tree ppr. 144. 13 Ashman, Wilts, a hautboy in pale. 168. i Ashmead-Bartlett, Sir Ellis, of 6, Grosve- nor Street, in front of a tower ppr., a demi-swan with wings elevated arg., collared sa. Mature. Ashmole, Staffs, a greyhound courant sa. cf. 58. 5 21 Ashmole, Staffs, on a mount, a greyhound courant sa. 58. 2 Ashmore, Ireland, a demi-eagle displayed, with two heads or, each royally crowned ppr. cf. 82. I Ashmore, Lieutenant-Colonel Charles, Belfast, a star of six points wavy arg., between two laurel branches vert. Cave adsum. Ashoe, a hawk ppr., belled or. 85. 2 Ashondon, a lion rampant supporting an arrow erect, point doivnward. 2. 4 Ashpitel, a demi-dragon erased sa., winged, collared, and armed or. Omnia certa jac. cf. 73. 10 Ashton, Baron (Williamson), Ryelands, Lancaster, a demi-eagle displayed or, guttce-de-poix, each wing charged with a fesse, and holding in beak two trefoils in saltire sa. Murus mneua con- scientia sana. Ashton, Leics., a boar's head couped arg. 43- I Ashton, Percy, Mortou House, near Worcs., a boar's head erased sa. In Domino confido. Ashton, a stag statant regardant arg., attired and ungu. or, gorged with chaplet of laurel ppr. Ashton, see Burchardt-Ashton. Ashton, Lanes, a boar's head couped arg. In Domino confido. 43. i Ashton of Middx., Staffs, of Spalding, Lines, and Sheering, Essex, out of a mural coronet arg., a griffin's head gu., ducally gorged and beaked or. 67. 6 Ashton, Thomas Gair, of Hyde, Chesh., on a mount vert, a mower ppr., vested paly arg. and sa., in the act of whetting his scythe, also ppr. Vide el virtule. Ashton, Ireland, a man armed cap-a-pie striking with a scythe ppr. Quid non Ashton of Little Orm Hall, Staffs, on a mount vert, a mower with his scythe, all ppr. Fide el virtule. Ashton, Arundel Mackenzie-, Esquire, of Stockport, Chesh., on a mount vert, a mower ppr., vested paly arg. and sa., iu the act of whetting his scythe, also Ashton, a lion's head erased ppr. 17. 8 Ashton of Jlanchester, upon a mount vert, an heraldic tiger rampant or, gorged with a collar dancettee, and holding between the paws a midlet sa. Agere Ashton-Gwatkin, Rev. Walter Henry Trelawny, of the Rectory, Wrotham, Kent, on a mount vert, a garb or. in front thereof a Cornish chough with wings expanded sa. Duw a bortha y Ashtown, Baron (Trench), Woodlawn, CO. Galway, an arm in armour em- bowed, holding a sword, all ppr. Virtutis jortuna comes. 105. 2 Ashurin of Bretforton Manor, Evesham, Worcs., a Moor's head couped at the shoulders in profile ppr.. ^vreathed about the temples arg. and az. Audax vincendo. 192. 13 Ashurst, a wolf passant ppr. 28. 10 Ashurst of Waterstock, Oxon., a fox statant ppr. Vincit qui paiitur. el. ;2. 2 ASK AshweU, on 1 chapeau Ashwood, on a chapeai I garb ppr. 153. 10 the sun, all ppr. c/. 162. 2 Ashworth, Heyford, Oxon., on a mount vert, a fox ppr. cf. 32. 2 Ashworth of Egerton Hall, Turton, Bolton-le-Moors, Lanes, on a mount vert, a fox ppr. Fac rede nil time. cf. 32. 2 Ashworth, Lanes, same crest. Appetitus ralioni pareat. Ashworth, George Binns, of Birtenshaw House, Bolton. Lanes, upon a rock a fox ppr., supporting with the dexter foreleg a passion cross invected or. Ashworth, Henry, Esquire, of Birtenshaw House, Bolton, Lanes, same crest. Ashworth, Edward, of Staghills, Water- foot, Manchester, in front of two crosslets bottonee fitchee in saltire or, a fox passant ppr., charged on the body with two fleurs-de-lis in fesse, also gold. Vincit amor palrice. 244. i Ashworth, a savage's head affrontee ppr. Ashworth, ( 190. ppr. Ashworth, Hants, on ppr. Coelu-i a mount vert, an ash-tree cf. 144. II Ashworth, Ireland, on a chapeau a garb 153. 10 mount vert, a fox cf. 32. 2 Aske of Aske, Lanes, an old man's head in profile ppr., wreathed or and az., and tied with a bow of the colours. Aske, a dragon's head couped arg. 71. i Askeam or Askeham, a dolphin az. 140. 5 Askeby, Askely, Asklaby, Asklakby, or Asklakeby, a sundial on a pedestal ppr. 176. 7 Asken or Askene, an eiss's head sa. 125. 12 Asketine or Askentine, of West Peckham, Kent, two lions' gambs erect sa., supporting a crescent or. 39. 6 Askew, an ass ppr. cf. 125. 11 Askew or Askue, London, an ass's head ppr., gorged with three bars or, be- tween two wings or and arg. Askew, Lines, an ass arg. cf. 125. 11 Askew and Ascough, Northumb. and Scotland, an arm ppr., holding a sword arg., hilt or, enfiled with a Saracen's head couped ppr., wreathed or and sa., blood issuing gu. Fac el spera. cf. 212. 14 Askew of Pallinsburn, Northumb., same crest. Patienlia casus exsuperat omnes. Askew, Henry Hugh, Esquire, a naked arm ppr., grasping a sword arg., pommel and hUt or, enfiled with a Saracen's head couped, distilling drops of blood. aU also ppr., wreathed about the temples. Askew-Robertson, Watson, Esquire, of Ladykirk, Berwick, and Pallinsburn, Cornhill, co. Northumb. : (i) A dexter cubit arm ppr., charged (for dis- tinction) with a cross crosslet gu., the hand holding an imperial crown, also ppr. 270.5. Virhdis gloria mercet {for Robertson of Ladykirk). (2) A dexter hand holding on a poignard erect ppr., hilt and pommel or, a Saracen's head couped and imbrued ppr., wreathed about the temples with a torse arg. and gu., tied with ribands ASK of the same colours, and above, on a scroll. Fac et spera {for Asketc). Palientia easily exsuperat omnes {for Robertson of Ladylcirk). 270. 6 Askham, a dolpbin az. AskiU, see AiskeU. Askwith, Yorks, a mascle gu. 167. 9 Askwith, of Ripon, Yorks, a cross crosslet fitchee between two wings. Honestas quam spleiidida. Ill- 3 Aslack, Aslake, and Asloke, of Holme, Norf., a talbot's bead sa., guttee- d'eau. c/. 56. 12 Aslacton, a moorcock's head erased .^a. Aslakby or Aslakeby, a sundial on a pedestal ppr. 176. 7 Aslake, see Aselock. AsUn, London, a demi-horse ppr. 53. 3 Aslin, Aslyn, or Asslan, an escutcheon charged \Titli a rose gu. cf. 149. 7 Aspall, a dragon's head couped or. 71. I Aspall, a man's head bearded ppr., on his head a cap gu. Aspath, two spears in saltier. Aspin, Bucks, a dragon's head or, between two aspen-branches ppr. AspinaU, Preston, Lanes, a demi-griffin erased sa., collared, winged, and beaked or. ^gis fortissima virtus. Aspinall, Ralph John, J. P., of Standen Hall, Lanes, same crest and motto. Aspinwall, Samuel J., Chestergate, Mac- clesfield, a demi-griffin sa., collared beaked and clawed or. ^gis fortis- sima virtus. Aspland, Arthur Palmer, Esquire, of Wernest Lodge, Gee Cross, Chesh., in front of a ram's head couped sa., armed or, three mascles interlaced fessewise arg. Ex libertate Veritas. cf. 130. I Aspland, Lindsay Middleton, Esquire, LL.D., same crest and motto. Asprey, London, a demi-griffin erased sa. Redontahh et fougueux. Asscoti or Ascotti, an eagle displayed with two heads ppr., imperially crow-ned or. Duni spiro spero. cf. 74. 2 Assent, out of a ducal coronet a horse's head arg., bridled gu. cf. 51. 7 Assey, Sutf., a demi-lion rampant ppr., crowned with an Eastern crown gu., and holding in his paws a sword erect, also ppr. Assheton and Asshetton, a boar's head couped gu. {another, or). 43. I Assheton, Ralph, of Downham and Cuer- dale. Lanes, on a cap of maintenance a mower vested, and capped quarterly arg. and sa., the sleeves and stock- ings counterchanged, holding a scythe a?.., handled or, the point of the blade towards the doster. Nee arrogo nee dubito. Assheton, Ralph Cokayne, Esquire, of Hall Foot, Clitheroe, same crest and motto. Assheton, Rev. Richard Orme, the Gable House, Bilton, Rugby, Warw., same crest and motto. Astbury, Frederick James, Esquire, of Hilton Park, Prestwich, on a mural 1 coronet, a dove with wings expanded ppr., holding in the dexter claw au estoile or. Devotioiie et labore. I Astel or Astle, Staffs, a seahorse couchant, ducally gorged. cf. 46. 5 I 22 Astell, a cross crosslet or, entwined by a serpent vert. Sub cruce glnrior. 165. 6 Astell, Richard John Vereker. of 16, Sloane Gardens, S.W. : (i) A cross crosslet or, environed with a serpent vert. 165. 6. (2) A lion's head erased purp., gorged with a coronet or, and guttee-de-larmes. Sub cruce glorior. Astell, Somerset Charles Godfrey Fairfax, Esquire, of West Lodge, Puddlehinton, Dorchester: (i) A cross crosslet or, entwined with a serpent vert. (2) A lion'.s head erased purp., gorged with a ducal coronet or, and guttee-de- I'armes. St(6 cruce gloria glorior. Asterby, Lines, an oak-tree ppr. 143. 5 Astery, Asterlley, or Esterley, an estoile between two wings ppr. cf. 112. i Astle, see Astel. Astley, Baron Hastings, out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of five ostrich- feathers arg. 114. 13. And also, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a ducal coronet or, issuing therefrom a pillar gu.. surmounted by five ostrich- feathers arg. Justitioe tenax. Astley, Rev. Hubert Delavel, of Benham Hall, Newbury: (i) Out of a dneal coronet or, a plume of five feathers arg. (j) On a chapeau gu., a ducal coronet or, thereout a plume of feathers arg., incased gu. .Justitiir tenax. Astley, Ludford-, of Ansley Park, near Atherstone, Warw., on a cap of main- tenance a plume of seven ostrich- feathers gu. Astley, Warw., out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of seven ostrich-feathers gu., surmounted by another plume of the first. Astley, Sir John Dugdale, Bart., of Everley, Wilts, on a chapeau ppr., a plume of ostrich feathers gu. Astley, Essex, on a chapeau a plume of feathers arg., banded gu., environed with a ducal coronet or. 1 14. 1 1 Astley-Corbett, Sir Francis Edmund George, Bart., of Elsham Hall, in the county of Lines, on a wreath of the coloiurs an elephant statant arg., tusked or, the trappings sa., fimbriated or, on his back a castle triple-towered of the last. 133. II Astley, Sir John, K.G., temp. Hen. VI., out of a ducal coronet or, a harpy arg., ducally gorged and crined of the first. Aston, a bull's head or, armed per fesse sa. and arg. cf. 44. 3 Aston, Baron Aston, of Forfar, a bull's head couped sa. Numini et patrice asto. 44. 10 Aston, Harold Edgar, solicitor, 71, Edg- ^are Road, W., same crest and motto. Aston, Lord Aston, Staffs and Ireland, a bull's head or, the horns arg., tipped sa. cf. 44. 3 Aston, a chapeau gu., turned up erm., on each side thereof within the erm. a bull's horn ppr. Aston, a fox's head ppr. 33. 4 Aston, an etoile ppr. E tenebris lux. 164. I Aston of Aston, Chester, an ass's head ppr. Pret d'accomplir. 125.12' Aston, Chesh., an ass's head per chevron ■ arg. and sa. 125. 12 i ATH I Aston of Fairnham, Bart., Hants, an ass's head ppr. 125. 12 Aston, Staffs, Chesh., and Lanes, an ass's head ppr. Prit d'accomplir. 125. 12 Aston, Chesh., an ass's head per pale arg. and sa. 125. 12 Aston, Staffs and Lanes, an ass's head per pale arg. and sa. Pret d'accomplir. 125. 12 Astonne, an ass's head gu. 125.12 Astor, William Waldorf, Esquire, of 18, Carlton House Terrace, S.W., an eagle with wings displayed. Ad a-sfra. Astrie, Henbury, and Astry, Wood End, Beds, a stag's head erased gu., attired or. 121. 2 Astrovel, a buckle or. 178. 5 Astrye, Beds, an ostrich or, wings en- dorsed, holding in the beak a horse- shoe, cf. 165. 7 Aswell, Cornw., across formee arg., guttee- de-poix. cf. 165. 7 Aswell, see Ashwell. Atbarough or Atborough, Somers., a martin arg., coUared and lined or. <■/■ 1 34- 9 Atcherley, of Marton, Shropsh., a demi- bustard couped gu., wings elevated or, holding in the beak a lily arg., slipped vert. Spe posteri temporis. Atcherley, Llewellyn William, Esquire, same crest and motto. Atcherley, Richard Topping Beverley, Esquire, same crest and motto. Atcheson of Pittenweem, an astrolabe ppr. Observe. 167. 7 Atcheson, Scotland, a cock standing on a trumpet ppr. Vigilantibus. 91. 6 Atchison, a cock ppr. Vigilantibus. 91. 2 AteliH, Atcliffe, Atclyfl, or Atclyfle, a cross crosslet arg. 165. 2 Atetse, a Cornish chough ppr. 107. 14 Atfield, an arm embowed throwing an arrow fesseways, all ppr. 201. 14 Atfoe, on a chapeau a lion's head erased, all ppr. 17. 9 Athanray, Ireland, out of a ducal coronet a goat's head. 12S. 14 Athawes, Edward James, Esquire, of Neville House, Streatham, a lion rampant. Athelstan or Athelston, a hand holding a sword in pale, enfiled with a savage's head couped and wreathed. 212. 14 Athelstane, a mound gu., banded and crossed or. 159.' 12 Atherley and Atherly, a lion's head erased sa. 17. 8 Atherley, ou a chapeau a stork ppr. 105. 3 Atherley, Arthur Harry Howard, Es- quire, J. P., of Landguard Manor, near ShankUn. Isle of Wight, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a stork ppr. Pro pairia. Atherton, Durh., upon a fountain a sparrow-hawk close ppr. Atherton, Lanes, on a perch a hawk belled ppr. 85. 13 Atherton or Atterton, Lanes, a hawk ppr., legged and beaked or. 85. 2 Atherton, Rev. Robert, Bolnhurst Rec- tory, St. Neot's, Hunts, a hawk ppr., legged and beaked or. Onward. 85. 2 Atherton, Lanes, a swan arg. 99. 2 Atherton, Lanes, a swan az., ducally gorged and lined or. cf. 99. 2 ATH 23 ATT Atherton, Taj-nton House, Glouc, a swan az., duoally gorged and lined or. Nee elatiis, necdejectus. cf. 99- 2 Atherton of Atherton, Yorks, a demi- swan arg., beaked gu., gorged with a ducal coronet or. Atherton, a swan, wings expanded, gorged with a coUar and lined, and issuing from ducal coronet. c/. 99- 5 Athill, Charles Harold, Esquire, F.S.A., Richmond Herald, a plume of three ostrich-feathers erect arg., interlaced with as many annulets fessewise or. Crescam nt prosim. i'.^- 5 Athlone, Earl of (De Ginkell), Ireland, a pair of wings erect arg., charged with two bars dancettee. iMo mon quam jcedari. <:/■ I09- 6 Athlumney, Baron (SomerviUe), Navan, Meath, Ireland, a demi-lion rampant sa., charged on the shoulder with a cross crosslet fitchee and two mullets arg. Grains Dieu tant que lu viceras. * 10. 5 Athol, Scotland, an arm in armour brandishing a scimitar ppr. 196- 1° Athole, Duke of (Stewart-Murray), a demi-savage ppr., wreathed about the liead and waist vert, holding in the dexter hand a dagger, also ppr.. pommel and hilt or, and in his sinister a key of the last. Ftirth fortune and (ill the letters. ^^f"- ^ Athorpe, a hawk ppr. ,. , , ^'^- ', Athorpe, Rev. George Middleton. ot Morthen Hall, near Rotherham, a falcon ppr., beUed or, the dexter claw resting on an escutcheon of the aims, viz., per pale nebulee arg. and az., two mullets in fesse counterchanged. 85. :i Athorpe, Robert: (i) Same crest as] above. (2) Middleton. (3) A mount vert, thereon a cross cluchee or, charged in the centre with a fleur-de- I Athurton, a swan arg., ducaUy gorged and lined or. c/- 99- 2 Athwat, a horse's head erm., out of a plume of five ostrich -feathers gu. '■ cf. 51. II Athy, Ireland, a lion passant or. Duci et non trahi. ^ . ^' '* Atkey, Frederick Walter, Esquire, of Clevelands. Wimbledon, a griffin se- greant or, gorged with a collar gemel, holding between the claws a cross moline, and the dexter foot resting on a garb fessewise gu. Lahore fides. Atkin, see Aines. Atkin, Ireland, an ox-yoke az., stapled or 178. 6 Atkin-Roberts, John Roberts^ Esquire, of Glassenbury Park. Cranbrook, Kent : ( I ) On a mount vert, an eagle displayed erm., wings arg., gorged with a" chaplet of ivy ppr. (for Roberts). 74. 10. (2) Two greyhounds' heads addorsed and erased arg., guttee-de- sang, gorged with a collar vair, and each holding in the mouth a trefoil slipped sa. [for Atkin). Post funera vi^tm. ^1- 6o- 12 Atkins, Yelverton, Norf., a demi-tiger erm., collared and lined or. cf. 2%. 8 Atkins, London, an etoile. 164. I Atkins or Atkyns, Totteridge, Herts, and Glouc, two greyhounds' heads erased, addorsed arg. and sa., collared and ringed counterchanged. Vincil cum legihusarma. 6o-.i2 Atkins, Frederick Thomas, Esquire, hanker, Madras, India, in front of two greyhounds' heads addorsed and erased arg., gorged with a collar dory and counter-florv az., as many fleurs-de-lis of the last. 60. 14 Atkins of Yelverton, Norf., a demi-lion rampant erm., langued gu., armed and ducallv "orged or, with a chain affixed to the" coronet, pendant between the paws and reflexed thence over the back, also or. ff- \o. 7 Atkins of Waterpark, Cork, a pelican j vulning herself ppr. Be fust and fear not. 98- I Atkins, a pelican ppr., preying on a wyvern vert. Atkins, Ireland, a nag's head erased sa., bridled arg. Honor et virtus, cf. 50. 8 Atkinson, a "pheon or. Deo adiuvante. 174- II Atkinson, Newcastle, a pheon az. 174- n Atkinson of Tarbottle, Northumb., a pheon or. I74- i Atkinson, Sheffield, a pheon or. Aut homo aut nullus. I74-Ii ' Atkinson of Newark, Notts, a pheon or. Nil sine lahore. 174. " Atkinson, late Rt. Hon. Richard, of Hi"hfield House, Rathgar, co. Dubhn, and of 31, College Green. Dubhn, Lord Mayor of the said city 1857 and 1861. i the" battlements of a castle arg., the towers at either end flommant ppr., 1 1 thereon a pheon erect, point down- wards or. Esperance en Dieu. Atkinson of Rehins, and of Ballylahan, CO. Mayo, Ireland, an eagle displayed with two heads arg., charged on the breast with a fleur-de-lis sa. Est pii Deum et patriam deligere. cf. 74. 2 Atkinson of Cangort, Ireland, an eagle with two heads displayed az., beaked and legged gu. Deo et regi fldelis. 74- 2 Atkinson of WooUey Grange, Bradford- on-Avon, Wilts ; Walls End ; and Ben- weU, Northumb., an eagle displayed with two heads sa., suspended from the neck a bugle-horn stringed arg and holding in each claw a rose gu., slipped and leaved ppr. Deo et regi fldelis. Atkinson, Buddie, Esquire, an eagle displayed with two heads sa., gorged with a bugle-horn stringed arg., in each claw a rose slipped ppr., seeded or. Deo regi fidelis. - ,, , . Atkinson, Charles, Esquire, of Kehms, BaUylahan, co. Mayo, an eagle dis- played with two heads arg., charged on "the breast with a fleur-de-lis sa, E.St pii Deum et patriam deligere. Atkinson, Guv Montague, Esquire, Can- gort, Shinr'one, King's Co., an eagle displayed with two heads az., beaked and le"gged gu. Deo et regi fidelis. Atkinson, Edwin Crossley, Esquire, of Mieklegate House, Pontetract, Yorks, an eacrfe, wings expanded arg., holding a fleur-de-lis in the beak, beaked and legged gu. Tempiis omnia revelat. Atkinson, Thomas Henry Hollis Brad- ford, Esquire, of Angerton, near Morpeth, Northumb., on a mount between two roses stalked and leaved ppr., a pheon az. Crede Deo. Atkinson, London, Northumb., and Somers., an eagle, wings expanded arg., beaked and legged gu. 77- 5 Atkinson, Notts, a demi-eagle, wings displayed or, collared sa. cf. 80. 2 Atkinson, Nicholas, Esquire, Senior Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of Justice in British Guiana, of Rorai- ma, Broadhurst Gardens, Hampstead, a falcon, wings elevated and endorsed gu., bezantee, gorged with a collar gemel arg., supporting with the dexter leg an escutcheon az., charged with a rose arg. Deo et pairice fiddis. cf. 87. 10 Atkinson, Rev. Francis Home, of Morland Hall, Westml., a roundel per fesse az. and gu., charged with an eagle, with two heads displayed or. Atkinson of Rampsbeck Lodge, Cumb., a falcon, wings expanded. cf. 87. i Atkinson, a swan, wings addorsed, swallowing a fish ppr. 99- 1° Atkinson, a lion's head erased ppr. 17- 8 Atkinson, a wolfs head erased sa. 30. 8 Atkinson of Angerton, Northumb., on a mount, and between two roses stalked and leaved ppr., a pheon az. Crede Deo. . Atkinson, Cambs, a sea-lion sejant arg., holding in the dexter paw an escallop Atkyn and Atkyns, an arm in armour embowed ppr., holding in the gauntlet a cross formee fitched az., fleury or. Atkyns, .fee Atkins. Atkyns of Saperton HaU, Glouc., on a mount vert, two greyhounds' heads addorsed arg. and sa., collared and ringed counterchanged. Vincit cum legihusarma. cf. 60. 12 Atkyns of Great Berkhampstead, Herts, a stork arg., wings and tail sa., beaked and legged gu., preying on a dragon vert. Atlee, two lions' heads addorsed ppr., and collared. cf. 18. 2 Atlee and Atley, Sussex, two Uons heads addorsed ppr. I7- 3 Atley, on an escutcheon are., a pheon Atmore and Attemore, a mermaid ppr., crined or, comb and mirror of the last. 184. 8 Atsley, a leopard's head erased or, spotted sa., and ducallv gorged of the first. cf. 23. 2 Atsoe or Atfoe, on a chapeau ppr., a hon s head erased gu. 17- 9 Attelound or Attelounde, a hound couchant sardant ppr. (Another, arg.) cf. 57. II Atterton, see Atherton. Atterton, Lanes, a swan arg., ducaUy gorged and lined or. cf. 99- 2 AttfleW, an arm embowed throwing an arrow in fess, all ppr. 201. 14 Atton or Attone, out of a ducal coronet two lions' gambs in saltier sa. 39- . 1° Attree, Alfred Augustus Town, Esquire, on a mount an oak-tree, and m frtmt thereof a serpent nowed, all ppr. Spsrate ftUurum. ATT Attree, Frederick William Town, Esquire, of Royal Engineers, Chatham, same crest and motto. Attwood, a demi-lady, holding in her dexter hand a pair of scales, all ppr. 183. 2 Attwood, Worcs., issuing from a coronet a swan's head. Attwood, Thomas A. C, Esquire, JI..\. Oson., of JIalvern WeUs, Worcs., of the family of Attwood, formerly of Hawne House, Corngreave's Hall, and the Leasowes, near Halesowen, in the same county, and of the city of Bir- mingham, beneath an oak-tree a demi- swan, wings expanded ppr. Possunt quia posse viderdur. 100. 5 Attwood, formerly of Park Attwood, Wolverley Court, and Perdiswell, Worcs., issuing from a ducal coronet a swan's head and neck between two wings displayed ppr. Atty of PenJey Hall, Warw., on a ducal coronet an erm. passant. Eamus quo ducit jortuna. Atwater, between the attires of a stag, affixed to the scalp or, a rose gu. c/. 149. 9 Atwell, Devonsh., a lion rampant erminois, holding between the paws an annulet or. Atwood, Rev. George Dewhurst, Hinton, Brackley, Northamp., a dove ppr. Humani nil alieiuim. 92. 2 Atwood, an antelope's head ppr cf. 126. 2 Atwood, Ireland, an arm in fess, holding in the hand a cross crosslet filched erect. 221. 10 Atwood, Suff., a cubit arm in armour erect erg., holding in the hand ppr. a battle-axe. Atwood of Bromfield, Essex, on a branch af a tree trunked lying fesseways or, a fleur-de-lis arg., between two" sprigs vert. Aty, Atye, or Attye, an erm. passant ppr. 134. 6 Atye of Newington, Middx., same crest. Aubemarle, an ear of wheat bladed and a palm-branch in saltier ppr. 154. 10 Anbert, Ix)ndon, a talbot passant ppr., with a broken collar between his fore- legs, a line affixed to the collar re- flexed over the back, and passing between the hind-legs, with a double bow at the end, all or. Fide et forti- tudine. 54. 3 Aubertin of Yeulands, Banstead, Surrey, two barmers of the arms (viz., az. on a fesse or, between three plates in chief and a cross moline in base arg., an eagle displayed sa.) in saltire. Eslo fidelis. Aubert, John Daniel, Esquire, a tilting- spear erect ppr., passing through a hauberk or coat of maU or. Aides Dieu. Aubin and St. Aubin, on a rock a Cornish chough, all ppr. 107. 2 Aubin, Cornw., on a rock ppr., an eagle rising arg. Aubley or Aubly, a dexter hand ppr., holding a cross pattee fitched gu. in pale. cf. 221. 12 Aubrey, Bart, (extinct), an eagle's head erased or. Solem /cm. S3. 2 24 Aubrey, Charles Aubrey, Esquire, of Dorton House, Buclcs : (l) An eagle's head erased or {/or Aubretj). 83. 2. (2) Issuant from a wTeath of quatrefoils gu., an arm embowed, vested arg., charged with two escallops, also gu., the hand holding a scimitar ppr. (/or Ricketts). Solem fero. Aubyn, St., Somers., a squirrel sejant erm., collared and lined or. c/. 135. 4 Aubyn, an eagle, wings displayed ppr. Aucher of Bourne, Kent, Bart., a bull's head erased gu., armed or. 44. 3 Auchinleck of that ilk, Scotland, an ear of rye ppr. Pretiosum qnod utile. 154. I Auchinleck, Ireland, a wheat-stalk bladed and eared, all ppr. Pretiosum quod ulile (St. 154. 3 Auchinleck of Balmano, Scotland, two wings issuing ppr. Berum sapieniia custos. 109. 6 Auchmuty, Scotland, an arm in armour embowed holding a spear, all ppr. 197. I Auchmuty, an arm in armour embowed ppr., holding in the hand the lower part of a broken spear az. Dum sjjiri) spero. 197-7 Auchmuty, General Sir Samuel Benjamin. G.C.B., on a wreath of the colours an arm embowed in armour ppr., hold- ing the lower part of a broken spear bendwa3'S az. Dum spiro spero. 197.7 Auchterlonje, Scotland, an eagle dis- played ppr. Deus mihi adjutor. 75. 2 Auchterlony of.Guynd, same crest. Auchterlony, Scotland, a lion's head erased sa., collared or. 18. 6 Auckland, Baron (Eden), Kitley, Ply- mouth, an arm in armour embowed ppr., holding a garb or, the upper part of the arm encircled by an annulet gu. Si sit prtidentia. 251.10 Audborougb, an escallop or, between two wings az. 141. 10 Audeley, a mullet of six points or, between two wings az. 1 1 2. i Auden, Rev. T., of Condover, Shrews- bury, a scimitar and caduceus in saltire, ensigned with a pilgrim's hat. Cresco et spero. 295. 12 Audin, a lion passant or, holding in the dexter paw a banner gu., thereon a cross arg. ;. 13 Audin, a lion rampant arg., holding in the dexter paw an ancient battle-a.xe of the same. Audley of Waldon, Essex, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a wyvern, wings addorsed quarterly or and az. c/. 70. 4 Audely, a Saracen's head couped ppr., WTeathed arg. and purp. 190. 14 Audley or Audly, a martlet sa. Audley, Baron (Thicknesse-Touchet) : (1) A cubit arm erect, vested, paly of six or and gu., holding a scythe ppr., the blade downwards (/or Thicknessc). (2) Out of a ducal coronet or, a swan rising arg., ducaUy gorged (for Toucliel). Je h Herts. Audley, Boston, Lines, a man's head couped at the shoidders sa., with a cap or, turned up erm. Audouin, Ireland, a stag's head erased ppr, Chasse pour /oi. 121. 2 Audry, Wilts, a stag trippant ppr. 1 17. 8 AUS Audym, a lion rampant crowned per pale or and arg., supporting a paschal banner disvelloped arg., staff and cross gu. f/. 3- 7 Audym and Audyn of Dorchester, a lion passant crowned or, bearing on his shoulders a paschal banner disvelloped arg., staff and cross gu. (/. 5. 13 Auflrick, two arms in armour embowed, holding in the hands a gem ring, all ppr. c/. 194. II Auforus, a mullet or. 164. 2 Autrere, a lion rampant gu. Esto quod esse videris. I. 13 Auge, a savage's head couped ppr., wreathed arg. and sa. 190. 14 Auger of Bordeaux, France, and of Ireland, on a mount an oak-tree, thereon perched a jay, all ppr. Aughterlony, an eagle displayed ppr. Deus mihi adjutor. 75. 2 Auld, Scotland, the sun rising out of a cloud ppr. Major virtus quam splendor. 162. 5 Auld, a lion's head erased ppr. 17. 8 Auld or Aulde, Scotland, a cherub's head ppr., the wings in saltier. VirtiUe et constantia. 189. 13 Auldis, Scotland, the trunk of an oak- tree with a branch sprouting forth on either side vert. Nov, deficit alter. 145. 2 Auldio, the stump of a tree, leaves sprouting, all ppr. I45- - Aumarle, Aumerle, and Amerle, an arrow in pale ppr. 173- 5 Auncell, a lion passant ppr. 6. 2 Auncell, a stag's head affront ee ppr., ducally gorged or. 11 9- '4 Aundeligh, a sceptre in pale or. 170. 10 Aungate, on a torteau an etoile or. Aunger, an escarbuncle or. 164. 12 Aunger, London, a demi-griffin or. 64. 2 Aungier, Earl of Longford (extinct), a griffin segreant az., langued gu., the beak, forelegs, and claws or, and hold- ing between the claws an escarbuncle of the same. Scio cui con/ido. Aunsham, an escallop or, between two palm-branches vert. I4i- 4 Aurd, a buck's head erased ppr. 121. 2 Aurelis, a demi-youth ppr., vested arg., the coat az., buttoneci or. Auriol of London and Brussels, an eagle rising, the dexter wing erect, the sinister close. Aust and Auste, a garb ppr. 153-2 Austen or Austin of Bexley, and of Grovehurst and Broadford, Kent, on a mural coronet or, a stag sejant arg., attired of the first. Austen-Cartmell, James, Esquire, of 100, Lexham Gardens, Kensington, and New Square, Jjncoln's Inn, London. ( I ) A lion rampant per fesse nebuly vert and gu., gutti-e-d'or, and resting the forepaws upon a tent(?) or (/or Cartmell). (2) In front of the battle- ments of a tower ppr., thereon a stag sejant arg., attired and resting the dexter forefoot upon a quatrefoil or, a lion's gamb erased fessewise gu. (/or Austen). Immer /rey. Austen, Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Haver- sham Godwin, of Shalford House, Surrey, on a leopard's face az., a falcou rising or. jYe quid nimis. Austen Leigh, see I.^igh. AUS Austin-Gourlay, see Gourlay. Austin, Sir John, Bart., Red HiU, Castle- ford, Normanton, a dexter arm em- bowed in fesse, eouped at the shoulder, vested or, cuff indented erm., the hand . ppr. grasping a cross botony fitchi'e gu., resting on the arm a mullet of the last. 234. 3 Austin, a lion's gamb erased ppr. 36. 4 Austin, Surrey, a passion-cross or, be- tween two wings erect sa. cf. in. 6 Austin, Rt. Rev. William Piercy, D.D., first Bishop of Guiana, a demi-lion or, holding between the paws a passion- cross gu., and charged on the body with three fusils, two and one az. Austin, a paschal lamb arg. 131-2 Austin of Doddington Grove, Surrey, on a ducal coronet or, a paschal lamb ppr. Crux nostra corona. cf. 131. 2 Austin, Rev. William Edward Crauford, Rector of Stoke Abbott, Dorset, an eagle displayed with two heads per pale or and gu.. on each wing a crescent counterchanged. Virtute noii vi. cf. 74. 4 Austin, Scotland, an arm eouped at the shoulder embowed ppr., vested vert, cuffed or, the arm resting upon the elbow and holding in the hand a cross crosslet fi tehee gu. 203. 9 Austrey, Hartington, Beds, a demi- ostrich arg., the wings gu. Austrey of Sommerton, Hunts, an ostrich- head erased arg., between two ostrich- wings gu., holding in the beak a horse-shoe sa. Austyn, a buck's head cabossed. 122. 5 Austyn, out of a ducal coronet or, a stag's head at gaze ppr. cf. 119. 13 Auverquerque, on a chapeau az., turned up erm., a lion rampant gardant or. cj. 2. 5 Auverquerque, a griffin's head sa. 66. i Auvray, France, a demi-savage with a club over the dexter shoulder, all ppr. 1S6. 5 AvagOUT and Avougour, England and France, a parrot's head between two wings ppr. lOi. 10 Avebury, Baron (Lubbock), High Elms, Farnborough R.S.O., a stork, wings elevated erm., supporting an antique shield az., bordered or, charged with a lion rampant guardant arg. 236. 12 Aveland, Baron, see Heathcote. Avelin or Evelin of Long Ditton, Surrey, a demi-hind erm., vulned in the shoulder gu. Aveline, Windsor and Frogmore, Berks, a lion's head erased arg., holding in the mouth in pale a sword, also arg., hilt and pommel or. Aveline, France, a griffin's head erased or. 66. 2 Aveling of Wisbeach, a griffin passant or, winged and ducally gorged az., and resting the dexter claw on a cross crosslet fitchee of the same. 63. 6 Aveling, Stephen T., Esquire, Restora- tion House, Rochester, the same crest. Omnibus optwitis. Aveling, James Thomas, of Estover, Cambs, crest as above. Avenant of Shelsley Walsh, Worcs., a parrot's head erased vert, between two Avings expanded per pale az. and gu.. 25 collared gemelle or, holding in the beak of the third an olive-branch of the first. , loi. 14 Avenayne or Avenar, a buck's head cabossed ppr. IJ2. 5 Avenel, Avanet, or Avenett, out of a baron's coronet a hand grasping a scimitar, all ppr. c/. 213. 5 Avenel, Avenele, Aveneyle, or Avenyle, a buck's head cabossed ppr. 122. 5 Avenet, Avenett, or Avnett, a torteau charged with a lion's head erased or. r/. 19. 3 Avenon, London, a parrot's head erased vert, between two wings expanded per pale az. and gu., collared gemelle or, holding in the beak of the third an olive branch of the first. loi. 14 Averill of Broadway, Worcs., a buck's head cabossed gu. 122. 5 Averinges, a raven sa. 107. 14 Avern, Warw., a horse's head erm. 50. 1 2 Avery or Averey, of Tillingly, Warw., a leopard couchant arg., bezantee ducally gorged or. cf. 24. 10 Avery" of Huwish, Somers., and Enfield, Jliddx., two lions' gambs or, supporting a bezant. 39. 4 Avison, a dexter hand, vested and cuffed, holding an anchor. 208. 3 Avison, a hand issuing from a cloud holding an anchor. 223. 4 Avonmore, Viscount (Yelverton), Belle Isle, Roscrea, co. Tjpperary, Ireland, a lion passant regardant gu. Re nasce n- tiir. 6. I Awborn, a unicorn passant or, gorged with a ducal coronet, and chained sa. 48. 6 Awbrey, an eagle's head erased or. S3. 2 Awdrey, Oxon., on a lion's gamb ppr., a cheveron or, charged with a mullet sa. 39- 2 Awdry, Delme Henry Seymour, of Seend, Wilts, out of a ducal coronet or, a lion's head az. Nil sine Deo. 17. 5 Awdry, Thomas, of Notton House, Wilts, same crest. Awdry, Charles, Esquire, of Shaw Hill, llelksham, in front of a lion's head erased az., gorged with a collar gemel arg., a cinquefoil between two cres- cents fesseways or. NU sine Deo. Awdry, Herbert, Esquire, of Notton House, Chippenham, same crest and motto. Awdry, Thomas, Esquire, of Ardath, Salisbury, same crest and motto. Awdry, Rev. "Vere, Esquire, of Ampfield, Romsey, same crest and motto. Awdry, Rev. William, of the Vicarage, Amport, Audover, Hants, same crest and motto. Awger or Ager, Kent and Glouc, a bull's head erased gu., attired arg. Awing, on a quartrefoil quarterly gu. and vert, a lion's head on a wreath arg. Awmack, a tower ppr. Cavendo tutus. 156. 2 'l a cheveron or, charged with a sa. 39- 2 Awnsam, an escallop-sheU or, between two palm-branches vert. 141. 4 Awston of London, a greyhound's head eouped arg., gorged with a plain collar sa., charged with three bezants. cf. 61. 2 AYL Ayde, Norf., a demi-lion rampant gardant or, supporting a battle-axe arg. 16. 12 Aygle, a bugle-horn arg. 228. 1 1 Aylemer and Aylener, Ireland, on a ducal coronet or, a sea-aylet, wings displayed sa. 108- 6 Ayler, see Aigler. Ayles, a dexter arm embowed, the fist clenched ppr. 202. 2 Aylesbury, see Ailesbury. Aylesbury : (i) A staff "in pale raguly or. cf. 147. 10. (2) A dragon's head or, gorged with three bars gu. Aylesbury, Henry Aylesbury Walker, of Packwood, Warw.: (i) Upon the trunk of a tree eradicated ppr., a dragon's head erased or, gorged with a collar gemel az. (2) On a mount vert a crescent az., within a chain in orle or. Virtuti-s amore. Aylesford, Earl of (Finch), Packington Hall, Coventry, a griffin passant sa. Aperto vivcre voto. 63. 2 Aylet of Howells, Essex, an arm gu., holding a sword arg., hilted or. Not in vain. 212. 3 Aylett of Braintree, Essex, a demi- unicorn regardant arg., crined and armed or. 48. 9 Ayleward, Aylward, and Aylwarde, Norf., between the horns of a crescent or, a cross pattee gu. 163. 6 Aylford and Aylnford, flames of fire between two branches of palm in orle, all ppr. 146. 12 Ayliffe of London and Brinksworth, Wilts, out of a ducal coronet or, an oak- tree ppr., fructed of the first, cf. 143. 5 Aylmer, Baron (Aylmer), out of a ducal coronet or, a "demi-Cornish chough rising ppr. Steady. Aylmer of Derry House, Ireland, out of a ducal coronet a Cornish chough rising, all ppr. Hallelujah. Aylmer, Gerald Percy Vivian, of Wal- worth, D\irh., same crest and motto. Aylmer, Sir Arthur Percy Fitz-Gerald Bart., of Donadea Castle, Kildare, same crest and motto. Aylmer, John Algernon, Esquire, of Courtown, Kilcock, co. Kildare, same crest and motto. Aylmer, Ireland, a sea-aylet with wings displayed sa., on a ducal coronet or. loS. 6 Aylmer of Howden Hall, Essex, on a marquess's coronet or, an aylet's bead erased sa., beaked gu., between two eagles' wings expanded of the first. Aylmer, see Hendrick-Aylmer. Ayloffe, a bear sejant regardant against the stump of a tree. Ayloffe, a demi-lion rampant or. 10. 2 Ayloffe of Braxted Magna, Essex, and Framfield, Sussex, a demi-lion or, collared gu. 10. 9 Aylward, see Toler-Aylward. Aylward-Kearney, James, Esquire, of Shankhill Castle, co. Kilkenny, Ire- land : (i) A gauntleted hand fessways or, holding a dagger erect arg., pommel and hilt of the first (for Kearney). (2) Out of a ducal coronet or, an arm era- bowed, vested az., cuffed arg., the hand ppr. grasping an anchor in bend sinister gold, and in an escroU above the motto, Verus el fidelis semper {for Ayhcard). Sustine et ahstine. AYL Aylwin, see Alwyn. i Aylworth of Devonah., Glouc, and Kent, I an arm vested sa., issuing out of j rays or, liolding in the hand ppr. a human skull arg. 20S. 10 Ayncotes, a covered cup or, between two wings sa. Ayncotts, a squirrel sejant gu., collared or. 135- 4 Aynesworth, Lanes, two battle-axes in saltier ppr. Courage sans peur. 172. 4 Aynesworth or Aynsworth, a falcon, wings expanded and inverted ppr., belled or. Courage sans peur. 87. I Aynscomb of Mayfield, Sussex, a cubit arm erect, holding in the hand ppr. a fleur-de-lis sa. cf. 215. 5 Aynscomb and Ayniscamp, Sussex, same crest. Aynsley of Little Harle Tower, Northumb. , a man in armour holding in the dexter hand a sword erect ppr., hilted and pommelled or, in his sinister a shield of the Aynsley arms, viz., gu. on a bend erm., between two quatrefoils or, three mullets of six points sa. Furth fortune and fill the fetters. Aynsley, Capt. John Francis Murray, R.N., Hall Court, Hants, a man in armour holding in the dexter hand a sword erect ppr., pommel and hilt or, and in the sinister in front of his breast a shield gu., charged with a bend arg., thereon three mullets of six points or (Aynsley). Furth fortune arid fill the fetters. Aynworth, two battle-axes in saltier ppr. 172. 4 Aype, an antelope trippant arg., collared sa. cf. 126. 6 Ayre, Notts, on a ducal coronet or, a wyvern vert. 70. 9 Ayre, Yorks, a leg in armour couped at the thigh, all ppr., garnished and spurred or. Veritas vincit. 193. i Ayre, Lines, a leg erect in armour per pale arg. and sa., couped at the thigh gu., knee-cap and spur or. Lceto aere Jiorent. 193- 2 Ayrton (late Rt. Hon. Acton Smee, Chief Commissioner of Works), a demi-lion rampant erm., holding a pennon per pale gu. and az., thereon a leopard's face or. Pro aris et focis. Ayscough, Durh., an ass's head erased arg. cf. 125. 12 BAC Ayscough, an ass erm. cf. 125. 11 Ayscough, Newcastle, an arm ppr. holding a sword arg., hilted or, enfiled with a Saracen's head couped ppr., wreathed or and sa., dropping blood gu. Fac et spera. cf. 212. 14 Aysingcourt or Aysyngcourt, an eagle's head between two wings ppr. 84. 2 Ayskey and Ayskew, see Alkene. Ayson of London and Essex, out of a mural coronet arg., a griffin's head gu., dueally gorged or. 67. 6 Aysscough, an ass passant ppr. 125. 7 Ayton, a hand holding a hawk's lure ppr. 217. 8 Ayton, see Aiton and Aitoun. Aytoun, Scotland, a hand pulling a rose ppr. Decerptm dabunt odorem. 218. 13 Aytoun, Fife, Scotland, a rose gu. Virtute orta occidunt rarius. 149. 2 Aytoun, Kinaldie, Fife, a rose-tree vert, flowered gu. El decerptce dabunt odo- rem. 149. 14 Aytoun-Sinclair, Roger, of Inchdaimie, CO. Fife: (i) A hand holding a rose ppr. [Aytoun). (2) A phoenix in flames {Sinclair), (i) Decerptce dabunt odorem lAytoun). (2) Fides {Sinclair). B. Baad or Bad, Scotland, a dexter hand I ppr. holding a trident az. 2 1 4. 1 2 I Babb or Babe, Dorset, a dexter hand erect, pointing with two fingers to the sun ppr. 222. 10 Babb well or Babwell, a gate or. 158. 9 Babe of Castle Derver, Louth, on a mound a babe in swaddling-clothes, all ppr. Babeham or Babehaw of London, a demi- man ppr., wreathed on the head with a knot gu., holding in his dexter hand a wing sa., guttee-d'or. cf. 186. 7 Baber, Middx., and Somers., on a mount vert, a cock, wings expanded arg., combed, wattled, and legged gu. 91. 7 Babington of Dethickin, Oxon., and Derbysb., a demi-bat displayed gu. 137. 12 Babington, Rev. John Albert, of Cossing- ton, CO. Leics., a dragon's head between two dragons' wings gu. Foy est tout. Babington, Francis Evans, Esquire, of South Lodge, Halesworth, Suif., same crest and motto. Babington, Thomas Zachary Dodson, Esquire, of Redlands, Parksome, Dor- set, same crest and motto. Babington, Oxon. and Derbysh., a dragon's head erased between two wings gu. cf. 72. 7 Babington of Rotheley Temple, Leics., a 1 dragon's head between two wings gu. Foy est tout. 72. 7 Babington, Lodley, Leics., a fox's head 33- 4j ducal coronet a | demi-eagle displayed ppr. hi solitos docuere nisus. 80. 14 ^ Babrampore.the Maharaja Dirg Bijye Sing ol, on the trunk of a tree eradicatetl fesseways, and sprouting to the dexter, a falcon surmounted by a rainbow, all ppr. Babthorp, Yorks, a cockatrice's head erased arg., beaked, combed, and wattled or. 68. 12 Babwell, Jliddx., a gate or. 158.9 Bacche or Bache, Somers., a savage's head affroutee between two branches of laurel in orle ppr. 192. 14 Bacchus, Henry, Esquire, the Manor House, Lillington, Warw., an eagle displayed or. Aquila non capiat mus- cam Bacchus. 75. 5 Bacchus, Charles Henry, Esquire, in front of a rock ppr., thereon an eagle displayed or, an eagle's leg fesseways, erased at the thigh, also or. Aguila non capiat mu-scam. Bacchus, Rev. Francis Joseph, of the Oratory, Edgbaston, Birmingham, same crest and motto. Bacchus, George Reginald, Esquire, same crest and motto. Bacchus, Rev. John Northcote, the Presbytery, Henley-on-Thames, same crest and motto. Bacchus, Robert Sidney, Esquire, of Burghfield Manor, Reading, same crest and motto. Bacchus, William Ernest, Esquire, of Horntou Grounds, Banbury, same crest and motto. Bache, Stanton, a demi-lion rampant, regardant psean, holding between his paws a bezant. cf. 1 1 . 7 Bache, Thomas, Esquire, of Coventry, on a mount vert, a demi-lion gardant sa., bezantee, gorged with a wreath of oak or, holding between the paws a wool- pack ppr. Bacheler, Berks, a dragon's head erased or, vulned in the neck gu. cf. ~2. 5 Bacheler, Bachelor, and Bachelour, a leg erased above the knee ppr. 193. 10 Back of Eaton, Norwich, a griffin passant I per pale wavy gu. and arg., collared or, wings elevated erminois, the dexter claw supporting a woolpack arg. Back, Philip Edward, Esquire, of Man- croft Towers, Oulton, Suflolk, same crest. Back, William, Esquire, M.D., same crest and motto. Backhouse, Sir Jonathan Edmund, Bart., the Uplands, Darlington, in front of a rock ppr., thereon an eagle displayed vert, holding in each claw a passion cross or, a serpent on its back, the tail nowed, also ppr. 2i;9. 4 Backhouse, Cliarles F., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., The Terrace, St. Ives, Cornw., same crest. Confido in Deo. Backhouse, out of a ducal coronet an arm in armour brandishing a scimitar, all ppr. cf. 196. 10 Backhouse, on a snake embowed, its tail nowed, an eagle displayed. Confido in Deo. Backhouse, an eagle vert, wings close, preving on a snake ppr. Confido in Dei. Backhouse, Charles James, of St. John's, Wokingham. Durh., in front of a rock ppr., thereon an eagle displayed vert, holding in each claw a passion cross or, a serpent on its back, the tail nowed, also ppr. Confido in Deo. Backhouse, Edward, Esquire, of Hur- worth Grange, Croft, Darlington, same crest and motto. Backie, a sword and a cross crosslet fitched in saltier ppr. 166. 12 Backie or Bailue, Orkney, a flame of fire ppr. Commodum non damnum. 177.10 BAC Backwell, London, out of a miiral coronet iir, a demi-bull sa. Bacon, Sir Hickman Beckett, nth Bart, of Redgrave and I2th Bart, of Milden- haU, Suff., Premier Bart., a boar passant erm. Mediocria firma. 40. 9 Bacon, Rev. Thomas, M.A., late Rector of Wiggonholt and Greatham, Sussex, a boar arg., resting the dexter fore-foot on a fret sa. Bacon of Daisy Hill, Londonderry, a boar pasisant erm., charged on the body with a muUet or. Mediocria firma. cf. 40. 9 [ Bacon of Sutton Bonnington, Notts, on a mount vert, a boar statant arg., bristled and tusked or, semce of mullets sa., and holding in the mouth a ragged staff vert. Mediocria firma. 40. 10 i Bacon of Harlston, Norf., a demi-boar or, I armed and bristled az. 4°- 13 ' Bacon of Newton Cup, Durh., and Stewart Pile, Northumb., a demi-wild boar rampant gardant az., bristled, armed, and ungu. or, langued gu., holding in the mouth a tilting-spear arg., stricken in shoulder and vulned ppr. 41- - Bacon, a boar's head couped or, holding in the mouth a griffin's head erased az. Bacon, Hants, a tiger sejant gu., pierced through the breast with a broken spear or, headed arg. Another, the spear arg. Bacon, Nicholas Henry, of Baveningham Hall. Norf., a boar passant erm. Mediocria firma. Bacon, Rev. M. J., of Swallowfield Vicarage, Reading, a talbot's head sa., erased gu., holding in the mouth a deer's leg or. Proba conscientia. Bacon of Twyhouse, Somers., a grey- hound's head erased sa., holding in the mouth a stag's foot or. 61. 5 Bacon, Kenrick Verulam, Esquire, the Lodge, Hale, Farnham, Surrey, a boar statant erm., bristled, armed, and ungu. or, debruised by a bendlet sinister wavy gu. Mediocria firma. Bacon, Hesset, Norf., a talbot's head sa., erased gu., holding in the month a deer's leg or. Bacot, William George, M.D., Carfax, Marlborough Road, Bournemouth, out of a ducal coronet or, a goat's head arg., attired of the first, .iritiqnum ohtinens. Badby, London, a sphinx passant gardant ppr., wings addorsed. 182. 12 Badcock of Kensington, Middx., and Essex, a stag lodged gardant between two branches of laurel in orle, all ppr. 115. II Badcock, Devonsh., a demi-cock gu. Badd of Fareham, Hants, a lion's head erased, gardant arg., ducally crowned az. cf. 18. II Baddeley, a phoenix in flames, all ppr. Deutn time, et dedecus. 82. 2 Badder, on the stump of a tree in fess, couped and eradicated, a lion sejant. 7- 9 Baddiford, of Dartmouth, Devonsh., an eagle's head or, crowned with a coronet flory sa., between two branches of lily arg., stalked and leaved vert. ^ c/. 84. 6 Baddiford, an eagle's head or, surmounted by a cross crosslet sa., between two branches of thistle ppr. 84. 7 Badeley, John, Leigh's Hall, Essex, and Baddeley, Essex and Suff., a boar's head and neck couped arg. Prineipiis ohsta. 41. I Badeljsmere or Badelsmere, Yorks, a lion's gamb erased sa., holding a laurel-branch vert. cf. 37. 4 Baden-Powell, Baden Fletcher Smyth, Major Scots Guards : (i ) A lion passant or, in the paw a broken tilting-spear in bend ppr., pendent therefrom by a riband gu., an escocheon resting on the wreath sa., charged with a pheon or. {for Powell). (2) Out of a crown vallery or, a demi-lion gu., on the head a like crown, charged on the shoulder with a cross patee arg. and supporting with the paws a sword erect ppr., pommel and hilt or {for Baden). Ar nid yw Pwyil pyd yw. Baden-Powell, Donald, Esquire (son of Sir George Baden-Powell), of 114, Eaton Square, same crests and motto. Baden-Powell, Henry Warington Smyth, Esquire, K.C., of 8, St. George's Place, London, same crests and motto. Baden-Powell, Major-General Robert Stephenson Smyth, C.B., same crests and motto. Baden-Powell, Sir George, K.C.M.G., same crests and motto. Badenach-Nicolson, Arthur, Esquire, of Glenbervie House, Drumlithie, For- doun, N.B., a lion's head erased or. NU sistere contra. Badger, a badger ppr. 33. 10 Badger, a buck's head cabossed sa., between the attires a greyhound current arg., collared gu. 122. 11 Badbam, an eagle displayed with two heads arg., charged on the breast with a saltier gu. Virtus astra petit. 74. I Badham-Thornhill, Laurence John, Es- quire, of Carrigmahon, Monkston, co. Cork: (I) A double-headed eagle dis- played {for Badham). (2) A thorn bush, thereon a robin redbreast ppr. {for Thornhilt). Conquer or die. Badley, Suff., a demi-lion rampant arg., charged with two bendlets az. cf. 10. 2 Baett or Batt, a demi-Uon or, guttee-de- sang. cf. 10. 2 Bageley or Bagley, on the top of a spear, issuing, a wyvem sans legs, tail nowed. 69. 6 Bagenal, Beauchamp Frederick, Esquire, of Benekerry, Carlow, heraldic ante- lope sejant vert, attired, ungu., ducally gorged and chained or. BagenhaU, Staffs, a dragon's head erased gu., gorged with a bar gemelle or. cf. 71. 2 Bagenholt, a horse courant bridled ppr. cf. 52. I Bagg, two wings endorsed gu. and arg., the latter charged with a cinquefoil az. cf. 109. 12 Baggalay, the late Sir Richard, Attorney- General, Surrey, a goat's head erased arg., charged on the neck with three fleurs-de-lis, one and two az. Stem- mata quid faciunt. 243. 8 Baggallay, Claude, Esquire, of The Grange, East Grinstead, Sussex, a BAG goafs head erased arg., charged on the neck with three fleurs-de-liS: one and two az. Stemmata quid faciunt. Baggallay, Ernest, Esquire, of the Moat, Cowden, Kent, same crest and motto. Baggallay, Henry Charles, Esquire, of Onslow Gardens, S.W., same crest and motto. Baggally, a dexter arm in armour em- bowed ppr., garnished or, holding a sword, also ppr. Didce periculum. 195. 2. Bagge, Sir Alfred Thomas, Bart., of Stradsett Hall, Norf., two vrings ad- dorsed or, semee of annulets gu. Spes est in Deo. 239. 4 Bagge, Thomas Edward, Esquire, of Gaywood Hall, King's Lynn, same crest and motto. Bagge, a sword in pale, supporting a garland of laurel, all ppr. 170. I Bagge or Bagg, Plymouth, Devonsh., a cinquefoil az., between two wings, the dexter gu., the sinister arg. Baggeley, Chesh., a ram's head az., armed and charged with three lozenges or. 130. II Baggeley, Chesh., a ram's head az., armed or. 130. i Baggs, a rose charged with a thistle ppr. 149- 3 Bagholt and Baghott, on a ducal coronet or, a leopard sejant gardant ppr. Baghot, a stag's head cabossed sa., between the attires a greyhound courant arg., collared gu. 122. 11 Baghot-De la Here, Rev. John, of Buxted St. Mary Vicarage, Uckfield, Sussex : (i) Out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of eight ostrich-feathers, five and three per pale arg. and az. 263. 7 {for De la Bere). (2) A stag's head cabossed sa., and between the attires a grey- hound courant arg., collared gu. In cruce salus. 263. 8 Bagley, an arm in armour embowed, holding a sword, all ppr. 195. 2 Bagnall, Kent, a dragon's head erased gu., gorged with two bars or. cf 71. 2 Bagnall, John, Esquire, Water Orton, near Birmingham, and Benjamin Bag- nall, Esquire, Ellerslie, Eaton Gardens, Hove, Sussex, a lion rampant holding between the paws an hour-glass. Fugit hora. I. 5 Bagnall, Staffs and Wales, an antelope sejant arg., billettee sa., ducally gorged, lined, armed, and tufted or. 126. 4 Bagnall of Wicklowand Worcs.; a heraldic antelope sejant arg., biUettee sa., horns and tail or, collared and chained of the same, the chain reflexed over the back. cf. 126. 4. Bagnall, Ireland, a heraldic antelope sejant vert, crined, ducaUy gorged, and chained or. Bagnall-Wild, Ralph Bagnall. Esquire, M.A., J.P., of Costock, Notts: (i) A demi-stag sa., guttee-d'or, attired and resting the sinister foot on an escallop or {for Wild). 119- 4- (2) Upon the trunk of a tree fesscways, eradicated and sprouting ppr., a heraldic antelope sejant az., bezantee, gorged with a collar gemel and attired or {for Bagnall). 127. 9. Sur ct loyal. Bagne and Bague, on a chapeau a pelican vulning herself, all ppr. 98. 7 BAG Bagnel, Bagnell, Bagnill, or Bagnoll, a galley, sails furled ppr. 160. 6 Bagnell, an ancient galley, oars in action. 160. 7 Bagnell, a goat rampant, ducaUy gorged and staked to the ground. Bagot, Christopher Neville, Esquire, of Aughrane Castle, co. Galway, Ireland, out of a ducal coronet or, a goat's head erm., horned of the first. Anti- qnum obtinens. 128.14 Bagot, Arthur Henry Louis, Esquire, out of a ducal coronet or, a goat's head arg., armed of the first, and charged with a crescent gu. Antiqimm obtinens. Bagot, Charles Fitzroy Alexander HaUi- fax. Esquire, same crest and motto. Bagot, John Christopher, Esq., of Bally- turin, Gort, co. Galway, same crest and motto. Bagot, Richard, Esquire, of 42, Loivndes Street, S.W., same crest and motto. Bagof, Baron, Blithfield, Rugeley, Staffs, out of a ducal coronet or, a goat's head arg., attired of the first. Anti- quum obtinens. 128. 14 Bagot of Kileoursey, King's Co., same crest and motto. Bagot of Pype Hall, Staffs, same crest and motto. Bagot, Josceline Fitzroy, of Levens Hall, Westml., out of a ducal coronet or, a goat's head arg., armed of the first, and charged with a crescent gu. Antiquum obtinens. Bagot of Castle Bagot, co. Dublin, same crest. Pour Dieu et mon roi. Bagshaw, of South Okendon, Essex, a bugle-horn or. 228. 1 1 Bagshaw, of Delaridge, Derbysh., an arm couped at theelbow, erectppr., grasping a bugle- horn sa., stringed vert. c/. 2 1 7 . 4 Bagshawe, issuing from clouds an arm erect ppr., holding in the hand a bugle- horn sa. cj. 217. 4 Bagshawe, of Oakes, Norton, and Worm- hill Hall, Derbysh., issuing from clouds a dexter cubit arm, holding in the hand ppr. a bugle-horn or, the handle sa., within the strings a rose gu. Forma, flos ; fama, flatus. Bagshawe, Frederic, M.D., 35, Warrior Square, St. Leonard's, issuing from clouds a dexter cubit arm couped, holding in the hand ppr. a bugle-horn. Forma, flos ; jama, flatus. Bagshawe, Clement Walsh, Esquire, of 24, East Cliff, Dover, issuing out of clouds a dexter arm ppr., holding in the hand a bugle-horn or, the handle sa., within the strings a rose gu. Forma, flos ; fama, flatus. Bagshawe, Francis Westby, Esquire, of the Oaks, Sheffield, same crest and motto. Bagshawe, Greaves-, William Henry, of Ford Hall, Derbysh., and Banner Cross, Yorks : (l) A dexter cubit arm couped holding in the hand ppr. a bugle-horn sa., stringed vert {for Bagshawe). f/. 217. 4. (2) On a mount vert, a stag trippant or, holding in the mouth a slip of oak ppr. {for Greaves). Forma, flos ; fama, flatus. Deo non fortuna. cf. 118. 2 Bagshawe, a dexter cubit arm erect ppr., the hand holding a bugle-horn sa., stringed vert. Forma, flos ; fama, flatus. 28 Bagshole and Bagsbote, an acorn slipped and leaved ppr. 152. i Baguley, J. M., Esquire, Whitecliffe, Alfriston, Sussex, a ram's head az., attired or, charged with three lozenges of the second. Bagwell, Richard, Esquire, J.P., of Marl- field, Ireland, out of a mural coronet a demi-buU, all ppr. In fide et in bello fortes. Bagwell-Purefoy, Wilfrid, Esquire, of Greenfield, Tipperary, a hand in armour grasping a broken lance, all ppr. En bonne-foy. Baighton, a heron's head erased, holding in its beak an eel, all ppr. 104. 2 Baigrie, Robert, C.B., Lieutenant-Colonel Bombay Staff Corps, in front of the battlements of a tower, thereon an armed leg couped above the knee ppr., garnished and spurred or, a mount vert. Baikie, Alfred, of Tankerness, Orkney, a flame of fire. Commodum non damnum. 177. 10 Bailey, Lt.-Col. Edmund WyndhamGrevis, J.P., of Nepicar House, Wrotham, Kent, in front of a demi-lion erminois, holding in his dexter paw a cross pattee fitchee gu., a trunk of a tree eradicated fesseways and sprouting ppr. Nee tetnere, nee timide. Bailey, James, Esquire, of Shortgrove, Newport, Essex, in front of a cubit arm vested per pale az. and gu., cuff arg., the hand ppr., holding a crosier surmounted by a mullet, both or, three mullets of the last. Deo duce. Bailey, Baron Glanusk, see Glanusk. Bailey, John Lockhart, Esquire, of Llangorse House, Prince's Park, Liver- pool, same crest and motto. Bailey, Llewellyn Crawshay, Esquire, of Llangorse House, Prince's Park, Liver- pool, same crest and motto. Bailey of Norwich, a cubit arm erect, vested bendy of six az. and sa., the cuff arg., holding in the hand ppr. a crosier, and surmounted by an estoile, both or. Deo duce. 207. 2 Bailey, J. G., Esquire, M.S., M.D., Santa Ana, Orange County, California, U.S.A. (eldest son of the late Sir James Bailey), a cubit arm erect, vested bendy of six az. and sa., the cuff arg., holding in the hand ppr. a crosier sur- mounted by an estoile, both or. Deo duce. 207. 2 Bailey, Shropsh., a griffin segreant gu., guttee d'or. Another, guttee d'eau. cf. 62. 2 Bailey, a cat salient gardant. 26. 3 Bailey, a demi-lady, holding in her dexter hand a tower, and in her sinister a laurel-branch vert. 1S3. 8 Bailey, the late John Eglington, Esq ' BAI Bailey, Rev. James Sandford, of Ightham Place and Nepicar House, Kent, in front of a demi-lion erminois, holding in the dexter paw a cross pattoe fitchee gu., the trunk of a tree eradi- cated fessewise and sprouting ppr. Nee temere, nee timide. 231. 14 Bailey, Sir William Henry, of Sale Hall, Chesh., a griffin segreant arg., wings chequy of the first and az., holding in the dexter claw a flagstaff, therefrom flowing to thi- sinister a banner gu., semee of annulets, and resting the sinister claw on a pheon sa. Non terra sed aquis. Ballhache, Jersey, a ship ppr. Yive memor lethi, fugit hora. 160. 13 Bailie, a hand holding a dagger. Quid clurius astris? 212. q Baillie-Hamilton-Arden, Earl of Hadding- ton, see Haddington. Baillie, Cochrane-, Lord Lamington, see Lamington. Baillie, Kennedy-, of Ardtrea, Armagh, Ireland : ( i ) A boar's head couped arc. {for Baillie). 43- I- (2) -^ dolphin naiant az. {for Kennedy). Quid clarius astris ? 140. > Baillie, of Hoperig, East Lothian, a boar's head couped. Quid clarius astris ? 43. I Baillie, James Evan Bruce, of Douchfour, Inverness, a boar's head couped. Quid clarius astris. 43. i Baillie, Bart., a boar's head erased ppr. Vbi bene ibi patria. 42. 2 Baillie, James William, Esquire, of Ilston Grange, Leicester, a boar's head couped. Quid clarius aatris ? Baillie-Gage, Thomas Robert, Esquire, of 38, Northumberland Road, Dublin : (1) A ram passant arg., armed and hoofed or, holding in the mouth a trefoil slipped vert {for Gage), cf. 131. 13. (2) A boar's head couped, holding in the mouth a sprig of oak, all ppr. (for Baillie). Courage sans peur. 42. 7 Baillie of Rosehall, Scotland, a oat sejant ppr. Spcro meliora. 26. 8 Baillie of Corstorphine, a crow ppr. Be ppr. 107. 14 cockatrice, wings BaiUie, Scotland, panded. 68. 6 Baillie of Monktown, co. Ayr, an' eagle regardant, his wings raised ppr. LiberiM optima rerum. cf. yj. 10 Baillie of Walston, a dove volant, in its beak an olive-branch ppr. Patior et .■'pcro. 93. 10 Baillie of Carnbrae, on the point of a sword in pale ppr., hilt and pommel or, a laiirel WTeath fructed, also ppr. Perseverantia. 170. i F.S.A., of Stretford, Lanes, in front [ Baillie of Hardington, Scotland, a hand of an anchor in bend sinister ppr., a holding a pen ppr. Fides servata dital. female figure vested vert, supporting! 217. 10 with her dexter hand an escutcheon j Baillie, Scotland, the sun in splendour gu., charged with a martlet arg., and j ppr. Clarior astrvs. 162. 2 resting with the sinister on the stock | Baillie of Jerviswood, a crescent or. of the anchor. Vallum cenium esto. | Major virtus quam splendor. 163. 2 184. I Baillie of Balmudyside, the morning star Bailey, Ronald, Esquire, in front of an j ppr. Vertitur in lucem. 164. i anchor in bend sinister ppr., a female ! BaiUie, Inshaughy, Ireland, a star of figure vested vert, supporting with the I eight points arg., out of a cloud ppr. right hand an escocheon gu., charged I Nildarius astris. 164. il BAI Baillie, Sir Robert Alexander. Bart., of Polkemet. Linlithgow, an etoile of I eight points or, out of a cloud ppr. In caligine lucit. 164. 1 1 I Bajllie, Hon. William Douglas Hall, of Kennington. Picton, Marlborough. New Zealand, Member of the Legislative Council of New Zealand, a star of eight points arg., issuaut from a cloud ppr. Quid darius astris .? 164. II Baillie, Sir Robert Alexander, Bart., of Ognez, Toorak, near Melbourne, Vic- toria, and Benerembah, Hay, New .South Wales, Australia, out of a cloud ]i])r., an estoile of eight rays or. In C'lliqinK lucel. 164. II Bailward of Horsington, Somers., a bull's hrad couped arg. cf. 44. 3 Baily, out of a ducal coronet a wyvern's h'-ad ppr. 72. 4 Baily, Thoraeis Farmer, Esquire, of Hall Place. Kent, a goat's head erased az., bezantee. attired or. Vestigia nulla ritrorsnm. cf. 1 28. 5 1 Bain, late Sir James, D.L.. J. P., F.R.S., F.R.G.S., Jarrington, Cumb., and 3, Park Terrace, Glasgow, a dexter arm embowed gu., the hand grasping a dirk ppr. Et arte et marte. Bain of Craggs, Little Broughton, Cocker- mouth, a dexter arm embowed gu., the hand grasping a dirk ppr. Et arte et marte. Bain, a dexter arm in armour embowed ppr., garnished or, grasping a dagger, also ppr. Et marte et arte. 195-4 Bain of Berwick, Northumb., a hand holding a scroll of paper ppr. Virtute. 215. 6 Bain of MoiTiston, Lanark, a dexter hand ppr., holding a rose gu., slipped and leaved vert. Benedic nobis Domine. 218. 10 Bain of Lynton, Devonsh., a dexter hand ppr., holding a rose gu., slipped and leaved vert. Benedic nobis Domine. 218. 10 Bain or Baine, a lion rampant gu., be- tween two wings or. 9. 2 Bainbridge, Bainbrigg, Bainbrigge, or Bambridge, Leics. and Derby.sh., on a mount vert, a goat sa., armed and un- gu. or, and collared and belled arg. 1^9- 3 Bainbridge, George B., Esquire, Espley Hall, Morpeth, Northumb., a stag's head erased. Avance. Bainbridge, an arm from the shoulder issuing from the sea, holding an anchor, corded, all ppr. 202. 7 Bainbrigge, William Parker Yates, J, P., 71, Lissenden Mansions, Highgate Road, N.W., on a mount vert, a goat statant sa., horned, ungu. and collared arg. Virtute non armis jido. Baines, a wild duck among flags ppr. 102. 5 Baines, a cubit arm holding a dagger ppr. 212. 3 Baines, Peteonly, Scotland, a dexter hand holding a dagger ppr. Vel arte vel marte. 212. 9 Baines, Rev. Albert Charles, of Little Wymondley, Stevenage, Herts, a dexter ariu embowed, vested az., cuff arg., the hand grasping a jaw-bone ppr., on the arm a cross pattee or. 264. 1 5 29 Baines, Athelstan Arthur, Esquire, of 29, First Avenue, Hove, Brighton, same crest. Baines, Egerton Charles Augustus, Es- quire, same crest. Baines, Rev. Frederick Samuel, of 41, Medina Villeis, Hove, Brighton, same crest. Baines, Jervoise Athelstane, Esquire, of Kensington Park Gardens, same crest. Baines, John, Esquire, same crest. Baines, Louis Adolphus, Esquire, same crest. Baines, Rev. Montague Charles Alex- ander, of Carlby Rectory, Stamford, same crest. Furor arma ministrat. Baines, Bell Hall, Yorks, a cubit arm erect, holding in the hand a leg- bone, in bend sinister arg. Baines, WilUam Mortimer, Esquire, of Bell Hall, Naburn, Yorks, a dexter hand couped ppr., holding a shin-bone arg. Baines, a bone and a palm-branch in saltier ppr. I47- 4 Baird, Sir Alexander, Bart., of IJrie, Stonehaven, Kincardine, a griffin's head erased or. Dominns fecit. Baird, William, Esquire, of Elie House, Fife, same crest and motto. Baird, John George Alexander, Esquire, of 89, Eaton Square, S.W., same crest and motto. Baird, Sir David, Bart., of Newbyth, East Lothian: (l) A Mameluke on horseback, holding in his dexter hand a scimitar, all ppr. 189. 8. (2) A boar's head erased or. Vi et virtute. 42. 2 Baird, Maturin-, see Maturin-Baird. Baird, Sir William James Gardiner, Bart., of Saughton Hall, co. Edinburgh, Scotland, a boar's head erased or. Vi et virtiUe. 42- 2 Baird, Sir John Kennedy, of 31, Cadogan Place, London, a boar's head erased or. Vi et virtute. Baird, Scotland, a boar's head erased ppr. ; and another charged with a crescent. A-- ~ Baird of Cambusdoon, Ayr, an eagle's head erased. Dominus fecit. 83. 2 Baird of Frankfield, Scotland, an eagle's head ppr. Vi et virtute. 83. 2 Baird, an eagle's head erased ppr. Dominus fecit. 83. 2 Baird of Knoydart, Inverness, and of Lochwood, Lanark, a griffin's head erased or. Dominus fecit. 66. 2 Baird, Auchmedden, Scotland, a griffin's head erased ppr. Dominus fecit. 66. 2 Baird, a cockatrice, wings addorsed gu. 68. s Baird-Hay, James George, Esquire, of Belton, Haddington, Scotland, a goat's head erased arg., armed or. Spare nought. 1 28. 5 Baird, Scotland, a dove, wings expanded ppr. Virtute et honore. 94- 3 Baird, of Craigton, Scotland, a ship in fuU sail ppr. Adsit Deus non demovebor. i6o. 13 Bairnstather or Barnesfather, Scotland, a boar's head couped or. 43. i Bairstow, out of a crescent a demi-eagle displayed. 81. 4 Baisley of Ricketstown, co. Carlow, an arm in armour embowed ppr., the hand BAK holding a shepherd's crook pointed with the head of a bearded arrow, all ppr. Bake, a demi-man in armour wielding a sword, all ppr. 187. i Baker, Bart, (now Rhodes), Devonsh., a dexter arm embowed, vested az., charged with three annulets interlaced or, cuffed arg., holding in the hand an arrow in bend sinister ppr. True unto death. Baker, a naked dexter arm embowed, holding an arrow ppr. 201. 13 Baker, a dexter arm in armour embowed, holding an arrow ppr. 198. 4 Baker, Derbysh., a dexter arm embowed in armour, grasping a caduceus in bend surmounting the truncheon of a tilting- spear in bend sinister splintered, all ppr. Dum spiro spcro. Baker, Chester and Shrewsbury, out of a ducal coronet a dexter arm embowed, vested or, the hand gauntleted and holding a broken tilting-spear with- out burr or vamplate, in bend of the same, on shaft a ring enfiled with a garland vert. Baker, out of a cloud a dexter arm in fess, raising a garb, all ppr. 223. 12 Baker, a dexter hand gu., holding a club sa. 214. 6 Baker, a naked dexter arm, holding a purse. 202. I Baker of London, and of Northfield, Worcs., a hand issuing out of clouds ppr., holding a cross Calvary sa. Nemo sine cruce beatus. Baker of Skerton House, Old Trafford, Manchester, two arms embowed in armour grasping a tilting-spear fesse- wise, the head to the sinister ppr., pendant from the staff a spur leathered or. Ex monte alto. 194- 3 Baker, Philip, of Shelboume, Wake Green, Moseley, same crest and motto. Baker, Mayfield, Sussex, on a tower sa., an arm in mail embowed ppr., holding a piece of plate-iron az. (described also as a flint-stone ppr.) Baker, Hon. Sir Richard Chaffey. K.C.M.G., J.P., of Adelaide, South Australia, Member of the Legislative Council of South AustraUa, a dexter arm embowed ppr., charged with two cinquefoils az.. holding a lozenge, also az., thereon a swan's head and neck erased or. Carpe diem. Baker, John Richard, Esquire, same crest and motto. Baker, Sisinghurst, Kent, a dexter cubit arm holding a swan's head erased arg., beaked gu. 220. 9 Baker, Rev. Robert Lowbridge, of Ramsden, Charlbury, Oxford, a dexter arm in mail ppr., the under-vest seen at the elbow vert, the hand also ppr., grasping a swan's neck erased or, beaked gu., and gorged with a ducal coronet of the last. Baker, Kent, an arm embowed, vested with green leaves, holding in the hand ppr. a swan's head erased or. Baker of Lismacue, co. Tipperary, a dexter naked hand and arm holding a swan's head erased arg. Bonos virtutis satelles. 220. 9 Baker of Ware,sley, Worcs., a naked dexter arm embowed ppr., grasping a BAK swan's head erased or, dueally gorged and beaked gu. Baker of West Hay, Soraers., a dexter arm in mail, the under-vest seen at the elbow vert, holding in the hand ppr. a swan's neck erased or, beaked and gorged with a ducal coronet gu. Baker, Granville Edwin Lloyd, of Hard- wicke, Glouc, a hairy, wild man's arm vert, hand and elbow ppr., holding a swan's head erased or and arg., dueally gorged gu. 220. 9 Baker, George Edward, Esquire, M.A., of Freshford, co. Somers., Fellow and Bursar of Magdalen College, Oxford, a tower sable and issuing from the battlements thereof a dexter arm in armour embowed holding in the hand a baton ppr. Sola meus turris Dtu^. 314. 8 Baker, Thorngrove, Worcs., and Lypeat Park, Glouc, a swan's head erased or, ducaUy gorged gu. Persevero. lOl. 5 Baker, LawTence James, Esquire, of Ottershaw Park, Ottershaw, Surrey, in front of a swan's head erased arg., an estoile or, between two bezants. Sedulo et honesle. Baker, Lawrence Ingham, Esquire, of Eastcote Lodge, Pinner, same crest and motto. Baker of Bowden, Chesh., London, and Windsor, a swan's head erased arg., collared gu., holding in the beak a trefoil az. Baker, Sir Samuel 'White, F.R S., F.R.G.S., F.R.S.A., K.M., M.A., D.L., J.P., Sandford Orleigh, Newton Abbot, Devonsh., a swan's head erased arg., gorged with a naval coronet and between two cinquefoils az. Perse- vere. Baker of Wattisfield and Wrentham, Suff., a demi-ostrich, wings expanded, holding in its beak a horseshoe. c/. 96. 8 Baker, an ostrich-head erased or, holding in the beak a horseshoe arg. Baker, Radnorsh., a hawk's head arg., between two flings gu., holding in the beak three ears of wheat of the last. c/. 89. I Baker, Ireland, an eagle displayed sa. 75. 2 Baker, a phoenix in flames, aU ppr. 82. 2 Baker, Sir Randolph Littlehales, Bart., of Ranston, Blandford, Dorset, and Ashcombe, Sussex : (1) A nag's head erased arg., charged on the neck with a cross pattee ii tehee gu., holding in the mouth a trefoil shpped vert (for Baker). 51. 2. (2) Between two wings elevated or, an armed arm embowed ppr., garnished or, the hand in a gauntlet grasping an arrow in bend sinister entwined by a branch of olive, also ppr. {for Littlehales). Finis coronal opus. 198. 10 Baker, Sir George Sherston, Bart., of Upper Dunstable House, Richmond, Surrey, a demi-lion rampant, per fesse indented erminois and psean, holding between the paws an escallop arg., charged with an erm. spot. Fidei cotictda crux. 13. 10 Baker, Durh., a lion rampant arg. 1. 13 30 Baker, Ferdinand, of Elemore Hall, Durh. : ( I ) A lion rampant arg., charged on the shoulder with a saltier az., and holding between the paws an es- cutcheon of the last, thereon a maunch or (for Baker). 3. 4. (2) A griffin passant per pale or and erm., resting the dexter claw on an escutcheon sa., charged with a tower or (jor Tower). Love and dread. 63. 9 Baker of London and Worcs., a cockatrice erm., combed and wattled gu. 68. 4 Baker, William Chnton, Esquire, of Bayfordbury, Herts, a cockatrice per fesse indented erminois and pa;an, combed and wattled gu., gorged with a coUar az., and in the beak a quatre- foil sUpped vert. So run that ye may obtain. Baker, Wingfleld-, of Orsett Hall, Essex : (i) For Baker, a cockatrice erm., combed and wattled gu. 68. 4. (2) For Wingfield, a griffin passant vert. 63. 2 Baker, Westbrook, of Cottesmore, Rut- land, a greyhound's head erased ppr., charged with a fess between six ears of wheat or. Non sibi sed patrice. Baker, a greyhound's head erased arg., gorged with a fess engrailed sa., fimbriated or, charged with three fleur- de-lis of the last. Baker, William Meath, of Hasfield Court, Glouc, out of a ducal coronet or, a goat's head arg., attired or. Ars bona violentia. Baker, Lines, and SmaUborough, Norf., a demi-unicorn erased arg., armed and maned or. c/. 48. 7 Baker, a boar's head couped or. 43. I Baker, a rose-tree vert, flowered or. 149. 14 Baker, Rev. Robert Lowbridge, of Rams- den House, Oxford, a dexter arm in maU, the under-vest seen at the elbow vert, the hand ppr. grasping a swan's neck erased or. gorged with a ducal coronet gu., beaked also of the last. Baker, Kent, and of Battel, Sussex, a musk-rose branch vert, flowered arg., seeded or. 149. 8 Baker of London, on a mount vert, a tower arg., between two laurel- branches ppr. Baker of Walton, Norf., on a chapeau az., tiu-ned up erm., a stag's head cabossed or. 122. 10 Baker-Wilbraham, George Barrington, Esquire, a wolf's head erased arg., charged on the neck with a cross cross- let az. for distinction (for Wilbraham). (2) A dexter arm embowed vested az., charged with three annulets interlaced or, cuffed arg., holding in the hand ppr. an arrow of the last. In portu quies. Baker-Cresswell, Addison Francis, Cress- weU, Morpeth, Northumb. : (i) On a mount vert a torteau charged with a squurel sejant arg. (jor Crcsswell). 135. 11. (2) A goat's head erased arg., armed and crined or, gorged with a collar gemel and cliarged on the neck with a saltire gu. (jor Baker). Cressa ne careat. Balam, Norf. and Suff., a lion's head erased gu., collared and lined or, charged on the neck with a cinquefoil BAL Balam of Walstoken, Norf., and Barton, Suff., out of a ducal coronet or, a demi- cock gu., wings displayed, combed and wattled or. 9i- 14 Balberney, Scotland, a stag lodged ppr. I II5-7 Balbirnie-Vance, Robert Anstruther, Esquire, J.P., formerly of Balmerino, 'Victoria, a lion rampant or, gorged with a collar gu., and holding in the dexter paw a pair of balances ppr., and charged on the shoulder with a cinquefoil of the second. Be faithfid. Balcarres, Earl of, Scotland (Lindsay), see Crawford, Earl of. Balchen, an anchor erect, and from its cross-beam a square banner pendant charged with three fleur-de-lis in fesse. j Balcombe, Kent, a bear passant ppri, [ coUared and chained or. Teuebo. c/. 34- I Baldberney or Balbirney, Scotland, a morion ppr. iSo. I Balderney, on a mo\mt a stag lodged, all ppr. 115. 12 Balderston or Balderstones, Scotland, a hand holding a lancet ppr. Vtdnere sano. 216. 14 Balderstone, Scotland, out of a cloud a dexter arm in fess ppr., holding in the hand a cross pattee fitched az. 223. 6 Baldock of Petham, Kent, on a mount vert, a greyhound sejant, the dexter paw resting on an escallop arg. 59. i Baldock of Cauleston, Norf., an eagle close, gazing at the sun. 76. I Baldrie or Baldry, a trefoil slipped vert. 148.9 Baldry, out of a gillyflower gu., a demi- man habited. Baldwin, a squirrel sejant or. cf. 135. 4 Baldwin, a squirrel sejant or, holding a sprig of hazel vert. Vim vi repeilo. 135- 2 Baldwin, Colonel WiUiam John Atkinson, of Dalton-in-Furness, Lanes, a squirrel sejant or, charged on the body with a fesse az., and supporting with the fore- legs an ostrich feather erect arg. \'im vi repeUo. 233. 3 Baldwin of Shrewsbury, on a wreath above a cap of maintenance a cocka- trice, wings endorsed arg. Baldwin and Baldwyn of Diddlebery, on a mount vert, a cockatrice arg., beaked, combed, and wattled or, ducaUy gorged and lined of the last. Per deum meum tratisilio murum. cf. 68. 7 Baldwin, Frederick Benjamin Judge, surgeon, Draycott House, Bodicote, Banbury, a cockatrice arg., ducaUy gorged or. Est voluntas Dei Baldwin of Clohina, Ireland, a dove, in its beak an olive-branch ppr. Est voluntas Dei. 92. 5 Baldwin, Captain Wilham, of Chingford, Dunedin, New Zealand, Honorary Resident Magistrate for that Colony, uses standing on a cross a dove, holding in its beak an olive-branch. Scquere me est voluntas Dei. Baldwin of Stede Hill, Kent, a lion ram- pant az., holding in its paws a cross crosslet fitched or. Bale of Carleton-Curlew, Leics., a demi- lion gu., supporting a broken spear or. BAL Bales of Norton, Northamp., a lion sejant gu., resting the dexter paw on a cross pattee fitched or. Bales of Wilby, Suff., a tiger's head erased sa., armed or, gorged with a fess wavy az. (Another, on a mount vert, a lion sejant erm.) 7. 7 Balfour, Bart., Denmilne, Fife, a crescent or. God gives increase. 163. 2 Balfour of Randerston, a crescent. 163. 2 Balfour-Melville, John Mackintosh, Es- quire, of Pilrig, Edinburgh, and Strath- kinness, Fife ; (i) On the dexter side a dexter hand holding an olive-branch ppr. Adsit Deus (for Balfour). 219. 9. (2) On the sinister side a crescent arg. Deniquecalum (for Melville). 163. 2 \ Balfour of Telrig, Scotland, a dexter hand holding an olive-branch, all ppr. Adsit Devs. 219. 9 BaI|our, Arthur Mackintosh, Esquire, Sussex Artillery, Brighton, a dexter hand holding an olive-branch ppr. Adsit Deus. Balfour, Hon. James, of Tyalla, Toorak, Melbourne, same crest and motto. Balfour of Trenaby, Orkney, a dexter arm in armour erect, the hand holding a baton in bend gu., tipped arg. For- ward. cf. 209. 9 Balfour, Scotland, a hand in armour holding a truncheon ppr. Forward. 209. 9 Balfour of Balmouth, an otter's head cmiped. Forivard, non temere. 134. i Balfour of Dunbog, a tower arg., masoned sa., ensigned with an otter's head erased of the last. Nil temere. Balfour, a mermaid holding in her dexter hand an otter's head erased, all ppr. c/. 184. 10 Balfour of Mountquhanny, Fife, a mer- maid ppr., holding in her dexter hand an otter's head erased sa., and in her sinister a swan's head, also erased ppr. Omne sohi/in forti patrin. Balfour of Dunbog, a mermaid ppr., hold- ing in her dexter hand a boar's head erased sa. Omne solum forti patria. 1S4. 10 Balfour of Burleigh, Baron (Bruce), Kennet, Alloa, Clackmannan : ( i ) On the dexter side, on a rock a mermaid ppr., holding in her dexter hand an otter's head erased sa., and in her sinister a swan's head erased, also ppr. (for Balfour). Omne solum forti patria. (2) On the sinister side, a dexter arm in armour from the shoulder, resting on the elbow, the hand holding a sceptre, all ppr. (for Bruce). Fuimus. Balfour, James William, Esquire, of Balfour Castle, Kirkwall, a dexter arm in armour erect ppr., the hand holding a batoii in bend gu., tipped arg. Forward. Balfour, William Edward Ligonier, Es- quire, of Boodle's Club, St. James, same crest and motto. Balfour, Lt.-Col. John Edmond Heugh, D.S.O., of The Manor, Sidmouth, a dexter hand and arm erect, holding in bend a branch of laurel slipped, all ppr. Adsit Deus. Balfour, Major Kenneth Robert, M.P., 31 Balfour of Grange, on the battlements of a castle arg., a woman standing attired | gu., holding in her dexter hand an otter's head. Nil temere. 155. 7 Balfour, Gerald William, M.A., of 67, Addison Road, W., a palm-tree ppr. Virtus ad cethera tendit. Balfour, Edward, of Balbirnie, Fife, a palm-tree ppr. Virtus ad mthera tendit, 144. I Balfour, Charles Barrington, Esquire, of Newton Don, Kelso, same crest and motto. Balfour, Edward, Esquire, of Balbirnie, Markjnch, N.B., same crest and motto. Balfour, Rt. Hon. Arthur James, of Whittinghame, Scotland, same crest and motto. Balfour of Townley Hall, Ireland, on a perch or, a hawk close ppr., beaked and | belled, also or, round the neck a ribbon I gu. Omne solum forti patria. c/. 85.13 Balfour of Forret, an eagle rising, ppr. Dieii aidant. yy. 5 Balfour-Kinnear, George Thomas, of Cross and Bristane, Orkney, Esquire, Writer to the Signet, 6, Doune Terrace, Edinburgh, an anchor ppr. Spem fortuna alit. 161. 11 Balfour, Major Francis Walter, of Fernie Castle, CO. Fife, a mermaid ppr., hold- ing in her dexter hand an otter's head erased sa., and in the sinister a swan's head erased ppr. Omni solum forti patria, Balfour, Scotland, an heraldic tiger passant sa. 25. 5 Balfour-Hay, te Paterson-Balfour-Hay. Balgonie, Lord, see Leven, Earl of. Balguy of Duffield, Derbysh., a bear passant ppr., coUared and chained or. «/ 34- I Baliol, Scotland, a decrescent and an increscent arg. 163. 7 Ball of Seotto, Xorf., a demi-lion rampant gardant sa. 10. 8 Ball, a demi-lion rampant, holding be- tween the paws a ball. Ball, Northamp., out of clouds ppr., a demi-lion rampant sa., semee of estoiles arg., holding a globe or. Ball, an arm erect or, holding in the hand a fire-ball, all ppr. 216. 6 Ball, a cubit arm vested gu., the cuff tory, Cambridge, an arm vambraced embowed arg., charged with two ogresses, the hand grasping a fire-ball fired, all ppr. On. 241. 12 Ball, Sir Charles Bent, same crest and motto. Ball, John Stewart Valentine, Esquire, same crest and motto. Ball, Thomas Hand, Esquire, of 236, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, U.S.A., an escallop or, charged with a fire-ball, all proper. Ball of Boughton, Greenhall, and Irby, Chesh., out of a ducal coronet an arm in armour embowed, holding in the hand a fire-ball, all ppr. Ball, Bart, (extinct), of Blofield, Norf., out of a naval coronet a cubit arm erect in naval uniform, holding in the hand a grenade bursting ppr. Ball of Ballsgrove, near Drogheda, a griffin's head erased arg., langued gu., beaked or. Fulcrum dignitatis virtus. 66. 2 BAL Ball of London, a caltrap az., embrued Ballantine-Dykes, see Dykes. Ballantyne of Holylee, Scotland, a demi- grifRu, holding in the dexter claw a sword erect ppr Nee cito, nee larde. 64. 6 Ballard of Ballards, in Horton, near Canterbury, Kent, a demi-grifiin, wings addorsed erm., beaked and armed or. 64. 2 Ballard of Evesham, co. Worcs., a griffin's head erased erm. 66. 2 Ballard of Cradley, Heref., a demi-griflSn erm., supporting a broken tilting-spear ppr. 65. 3 Balle, an arm holding a fire-ball ppr. 216. 6 Ballenden of Broughton, a hart's head couped ppr., attired or, between the attires a cross crosslet fitched of the last. Sic itur ad astra. cf. 120. 12 BaUenden, St. Oair Grahame, L.E.C.P., Holborn Lodge, Sedgley, Dudley, cre^t and motto as above. Bellenger, a dragon's head with wings addorsed ppr. cf. 72. i Ballentine, a demi-griffin sa., wings ad- dorsed erm., holding in the dexter claw a sword erect arg., hilt and pom- mel or. 64. 6 Ballett of Hatfield, Essex, out of a mural coronet or, a demi-eagle displayed sa. 80. 8 Ballidon, Derbysh., a demi-lion vert, crowned or, holding a cross crosslet of the last. cf. 11. 10 BaUingaU, Hugh, Esquire, J.P., D.L., of Ardarroch, Dundee, a demi-eagle displayed vert, between two lilies issuing out of the wreath ppr. Decore. 250. 15 Ballinghall, late Sir George, F.R.S., Regius Professor of Military Siirgery in the University of Edinburgh, an eagle displayed with two heads, per pale embattled or and gu. Fortitudine et dcc^re. 74. 2 Ballow of Westminster, two arms em- bowed, vested s larg. thef ppr., conjoined, holding an etoile of eight points or. Balls-Headley, Walter, Esquire, M.A., M.D., F.R.C.P., of Collins Street, Melbourne, and Redholme, Kensington, Road, South Yarra, Victoria, mes a martlet. Ccler et vigilans. 95. 4 Bally of Bath, on a mount vert, in front of an oak-tree fructed ppr., two swords in saltire, also ppr., pommels and hilts or. Balm and Balme, a hat turned up or, with three ostrich-feathers arg. 115. 4 Balm, a trefoil slipped or. Fideliter. 148. 9 Balmanno of Affleck, Scotland, a dexter hand grasping a scimitar, all ppr. Fortiter. 213-5 Balmanno or Balmano, Scotland, an eagle displayed gu., holding in each claw a sword ppr. 75-6 Balnaves of Carnbody, a dexter hand holding a ball ppr. Hinc origo. 216. 3 Balnaves or Balneaves, a dexter hand holding a ball sa. Fortitudine et vdo- citate. 216. 3 BAL Balscott, on a ducal coronet or, a lion passant gardant arg. c/. 6. 4 Balsillie, Scotland, a dexter hand ppr., holding a cross crosslet fitched gu. ' 221. 14 Balston, Kent, a dove holding an olive- branch in its beak, all ppr. J'espere. 92. 5 Balston, Reginald Mansfield, Esquire, in front of a dove holding in the beak a sprig of olive ppr., three fleur-de-lis fesseways sa. J'espere. Balston, Richard James, Esquire, of Springfield, Maidstone, same crest and ' motto. I Baltrey, on a mural coronet or, a goat's I head erased quarterly arg. and erm. ' Balvaird, Scotland, a hand holding a 1 hunting-horn ppr, '"' ■'-" ''"- Non dor- 217. Bambell, out of a ducal coronet or, a pelican vulning herself sa. c/. 98. i Bamber, Lanes, a bull's head erased gu., armed or. Fortis et egregius. 44. 3 Bamber, Ireland, a bull's head couped iiu- cf. 44. 3 Bambrough, Rendlesham, SuflF., a skull- cap arg. Bamburg, Yorks, a wolf's head erased vert, bezantee. c/. 30. 8 Bamfield or Bamtylde, a lion's head erased sa., ducally crowned or. 18. 8 Bamfield or Baumfield, a lion's head erased sa., ducally crowned gu., charged on the neck with an annulet or. cf. 18. 8 Bamfield, Cornw. and Devonsh., a lion statant gardant, holding in the dexter paw an anchor, the flukes resting on the wreath. 5. 10 Bamford of Bamford, Derbysh., on a chapeau a serpent nowed. 142. 9 Bamford, Arthur J. J., Esquire, of Misterton Hall, Lutterworth, Leics.. in front of a dexter arm embowed, holding a flagstaff ppr., therefrom flowing a banner arg., charged with a mascle gu., three annulets interlaced fesseways of the last. Perseverantia vincit. cj. 199. 10 Bamme, Baum, or Baume, out of a ducal coronet a griffin's head, holding in the beak a key, all ppr. 65. 14 Bampfylde (Rt. Hon. Sir Augustus Frederick George Warwick), Baron Poltimore, Devonsh., a lion's head erased sa., ducally crowned or. Ddec- tare in domino. ' 18. 8 Banard or Banyard of Stakey, Xorf., a lion's gamb erased sa., charged with a martlet, or for difference. r/. 36. 4 Banastre, Shropsh., a peacock ppr. 103- 7 Banbury, Sir Frederick George, Bart., Warneford Place, Highworth. Wilts, a demi-antelope ppr., holding between the forepaws a cross pattee and charged on the shoulder with a garb gu. Moneo et munio. -i-- 7 Banbury or Bandbury, Oxon., a falcon regardant, holding in its dexter claw a garland of laurel, all ppr. 85.4 Bance of London and Callow, Berks, out of a ducal coronet or, a lion's gamb holding a cross crosslet fitched sa. 36. II Banckes, see Bankes, and Banks, and 32 Bancks, a griflin segreant arg., holding a cross formee fitchee gu. Bancroft of I^ondon, a garb between two wings expanded, all or. 153. 14 Bancroft, Sir Squire, 18, Berkeley Square, W., in front of a garb banded between two wings or, each wing charged with a cross crosslet, four annulets fesseways and interlaced a?.. Vi el virtuie. 244. 17 Band of Wookey House, Somers., an eagle rising or. Dieu est mon aide. 77- 5 Band, Essex, on a chapeau an owl ppr., wings expanded or. 96. 6 BandeneU of Netherburj', a griffin statant ppr. 63. 8 Banderstone, see Balderstone. Bandinel, a helmet close, crested with a plume of feathers ppr. 180. 4 Bandon, Earl of, see Bernard. Banester or Banaster, Lanes, a peacock in pride, the body and wings or, the tail ppr. 103. 2 Banester, Leics. and Staffs, a peacock sitting ppr., gorged with a collar gu., charged with three bezants. Banester, Surrey, a peacock ppr. 103. 7 Banester, a crab erect. 141. 5 Banester, a lobster or. 141. 2 Banger, a greyhound's head erased, per fess gu. and or. 61. 4 Bangor, Viscount (Ward), Castle Ward, Downpatrick, co. Down, a Saracen's head affrontee, couped below the shoul- ders ppr., wreathed about the temples or and az., and adorned with three o.strioh-feathers. Siibcriicesalus. 190. 5 Banister, a torteau. 159. 14 Banke or Banck of London and Yorks, on the stump of a tree couped a stork close, all ppr. 105. 12 Banke or Banckes, Glouc. and Lanes, a griffin segreant arg., holding a cross formee fitched gu. Bankes of London and Middx., a man's head couped at the shoulders sa., on his head a chapeau gu., turned up erra. Bankes of Kingston Lucy, Dorset, a blackamoor's head affrontee, couped at the shoulders ppr., in the ears earrings or, on the head a chapeau gu., turned up erm., adorned with a crescent, issuant therefrom a fleur-de-lis or. Veile vult quod Deus. Bankes, Walter Ralph, of Corfe Castle, Dorsetshire, same crest and motto. Bankes of Revesby Abbey, Lines, on the stump of an oak-tree couped, sprouting out new branches, a stork statant arg., beaked or, ducally gorged gu. Nullius in verba. 105. 4 Bankes of Winstanley, Wigan, on the stump of a tree a stork statant ppr., ducally gorged gu. 105. 4 Banks, Y'orks, an eagle's head couped arg. 83. I Banks of Leeds, Yorks, an eagle's head erased sa., between two fleur-de-lis are. 84. 9 Banks, Herbert Delamark, Esquire, of Oxney Court, near Dover, Kent, on a mount vert, a stone column of the Tuscan order, fesseways, thereon a stork ppr., the dexter claw resting on a fleur-de-lis or. Perseverando. 104. i Banks, a dragon's head erased arg. Ripa caret tacitnrtta ventis. cf. 71. 2 BAN Banks of Aylesford, Kent, a dragon's head erased arg. cf. 71. 2 Banks, Sir John, of Ciolagh, Monaghan, a dragon's head erased per pale sa and gu. Fide et fortitudine. Banks, Yorks, on a mount vert, a dragon rampant arg., supporting a cross pattee or. Banks, Edwin Hodge, of Highmoor, Wig- ton, Cunib., upon the trunk of a tree eradicated and sprouting to the dexter ppr., an eagle regardant, wings ele- vated sa., charged upon the breast and upon each wing with a fleur-de-Es or. Dum spiro spero. Banks, Middx., a blackamoor's head affrontee, couped at the shoulders ppr., in the ears earrings or, and on his head a chapeau gu., turned up erm. Banks, Dorset, a blackamoor's head affrontee, couped at the shoulders ppr., in the ears earrings or, and on his head a chapeau gu., turned up erm., charged with a crescent, issuing thereform a fleur-de-lis or. Banks of Aylesford, Kent, on a mount vert, a stag statant, attired and ungu or, behind a tree ppr. cf. 1 16. 1 3 Banks, John Daniel, solicitor. Notary Public, West End House, Prescot, an eagle's head couped arg. NuUiwi in verba. Banks of London, an arm in armour em- bowed arg., garnished or, issuing out of clouds ppr., holding in the hand, also ppr., a falchion arg., hilt and pommel or, and on the falchion a chaplet vert. Bannatine and Bannatyne, Scotland, a demi-griffin. 64. 2 Bannatyne of Corhouse, a demi-griffin holding in the dexter claw a sword erect, all ppr. Xec cito, nee tarde. 64. 6 Bannatyne of Kames, same crest and Bannatyne of NewhaU, a demi-griffin holding in the dexter claw a sword in fesse ppr. Dum spiro spero. Bannatyne, Scotland, a griffin's head erased. 66. 2 Banner of London, an arm in armour embowed, holding in the hand ppr. a banner gu., fringe and staff arg., charged with a fleur-de-lis or. Nil sine numine. cf. 199. 9 Banner of London, a demi-wolf ppr., ducally gorged and chained or, holding between its paws a mullet of six. points of the same. 31. 6 Bannerman, Bart., of Elsick, Scotland, a demi-man in armour affrontee, his dexter hand grasping a sword, all ppr. Pro pnlria. 187. I Bannerman, W. Bruce, Esquire, F.S.A., of Croydon, a demi-man in armour affrontee, his dexter hand grasping a sword, all ppr., and his sinister hand holding a banner displayed arg., thereon a canton az., charged with a saltire of the field. Propatria. 292.12 Bannerman of Edinburgh, same crest and motto. Bannerman, James Murray, of Wyastone Leys, Heref. A demi-man in armour holding in the dexter hand a sword, all ppr. Pro patria. Bannerman, Scotland, a demi-priest habited ppr., in the act of prayer. Hc^c prceslat inililia. BAN Bannerman, Campbell-, Rt. Hon. Sir Henry, M.P., of Hunton Court, Kent: (t) a demi-man in armour ppr {for Bannerman). (2) A boar's head erased ppr. {/or Campbell). Patrice fidelis. A'e oUiviscaris. 42. 2 Bannester and Bannister, an arm in armour couped in fess, holding a scimi- tar in pale arg., enfiled with a boar's head couped ppr. c/. 2 1 1 . 9 Banning, see Greaves-Banning. Banning of London, an ostrich arg., hold- ing in the beak a key or. 97. 5 Bannister, an arm in armour couped fess- ways ppr.. holding a scimitar arg. in pale, entiled with a boar's head couped, also ppr. c/. 211. 9 Bannister of GuonchaU, Leics., a peacock sitting ppr., gorged with a coUar gu., charged with three bezants. Bantry, Earl of (Hedges-'White) : (i) A stork arg., beaked and membered or, charged with a crescent gu. (for Wlute). (2) A swan's head and neck erased ppr. {for Hedges), cf. loi. 5. (3) A leg booted, armed, and spurred, couped at the thigh, per pale gu. and arg., spurred or {for Eyre). The noblest motive is the public good. Banworth, on a ducal coronet a griffin sejant, resting the dexter claw on an escutcheon. 62. 11 Baptista of Castile, out of a ducal coronet or, a dragon's head vert, in Uames of fire ppr. 72. 14 Baptist-Browne of Italy, a dragon's head between two wings sa., gorged with a bar gemelle or, the dexter ear gu., the sinister arg., the wings pur- fied or. Baratty, an eagle regardant, wings ex- panded, holding in its dexter claw a sword, all ppr. 7y. 10 Barban or Barbon, a leopard's head and neck ppr. 22. 10 Barbe, St., of Lymington, Hants, awyvern sa. 70. 2 Barbenson, Thomas Nicholas, Esquire, of Alderney, three mullets or, in front of a mount vert, thereon an olive-tree ppr., and on the dexter side thereof, rampant to the sinister, a lion gu. Semper fidelis. 3. 1 1 Barber, Scotland, a dexter hand holding a cross crosslet fitched gu. 221.14 Barber, Scotland, a dexter hand holding a cross pa ttee fitched gu. 221.12 Barber, Thomas Philip, Esquire, B.A., J. P., Lamb Close House, Greasley, Notts, out of a ducal coronet, a bull's head. In Deo spis. 44. 1 1 Barber, Suff., out of a ducal coronet gu., a bull's head arg. cf. 44. 1 1 Barber of London, on a mural coronet gu., a bull's head erased arg. Barber, Herts, out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head per pale arg. and gu. cf. 44. II Barber-Starkey, William Joseph, Esquire, of Aldenham Park, Bridgnorth, Shropsli., a stork arg., semee of estoiles az. Homo proponit, Deus disponit. Barberie or Barberrie, a dexter hand holding an arrow, point downwards, aU ppr. Suivezraison. 214.4 Barbon of London, a leopard's head and neck arg., spotted sa. 22. 10 Barbon, see Uarban. 33 Barbor of Stamford, Lines, London, and Suti., out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head arg.. charged on the neck with a cinquefoil gu. cf. 44. 11 Barbor, on a staff raguly in fess an eagle displayed with two "heads az., each ducally crowned or, the inside of the wings and the legs also or. Barbour, a Calvary-cross gu. Nihilo nisi cnice. 166. I Barbour, George, of Bolesworth Castle, Chesh., in front of a mount vert, thereon a cross Calvary arg., a garb fessewise or. Nihilo nisi cruce. Barby, Devonsh. and Northamp., a heraldic tiger statant arg., attired with four horns, turned round like those of a ram or. Barchaud, a dove arg., winged or, beaked, legged, and collared gu., charged on the breast with a crescent of the last, holding in its beak an olive-branch vert, and resting its dexter claw on a mill-rind, erect az. Barclay, Sir David Edward Durell, Bart., of Pierston, a sword in pale arg., hilt and pommel or. Crux Christi nostra corona. 170. 2 Barclay-AUardioe, see Allardice. Barclay of London, same crest and motto. Barclay, Scotland, a hand holding a dagger in pale ppr. Crux Christi nostra corona. 212. 9 Barclay, Charles Alexander, Esquire, of Aberdour House, Fraserburgh, co. Aberdeen, a hand holding a dagger ppr. Aut agere, aut mori. Barclay, Charles Herbert, E3 Barclay, Robert, Esquire, of Bury Hill, Dorking, Surrey, a mitre or, and in an escroll. In cruce spero. Barclay, a dexter hand holding a sword ppr., hilted and pommelled or. Aut agere, aut mori. 212. 13 Barclay, an arm couped and embowed, resting the elbow on the wreath, hold- ing in the hand three ears of wheat, aU ppr. 202. 6 Barclay, Scotland, a mitre ppr. In cruce spero. cf. 180. 5 Barclay, Robert, of Higham, Bury St. Edmunds, same crest and motto. Barclay, a mitre or, charged with an escallop gu. Dieu avec nons. cf. 180. 5 Barclay, Rev. Joseph, LL.D., Rector of Stapleford, Herts, and Bishop of Jerusalem, a mitre or, charged with an escallop gu. Dieu avec nous. cf. 1 80. 5 Barclay of Touch, Scotland, a cross pattee gu. Cruxsalutimconjert. cf. 165. 7 Barclay of Balmakewan, Scotland, a cross pattee gu. Sola cruce salus. cf. 165. 7 Barclay of Wavertree, a cross pattee gu., surmounted by an Eastern crown or. ilirtix etre que paroltre. Barclay of Burford Lodge, Surrey, same crest. Barclay, Sweden, a passion-cross gu., surmounted by a celestial crown or. Crux Christi solamen ofjert. Barclay, Scotland, a dove holding in its beak an olive-branch ppr. Cedant arma. 92. 5 Barclay, a demi-griffin regardant az., supporting a flag erect charged with a crescent. 64. 14 BAR Barclay of Johnston, Scotland, the sun issuing out of a cloud ppr. Servabit me semper Jehovah. 162. 5 Barcroft, Henry, Esquire, of the Glen, CO. Armagh, a demi-bear rampant gu., muzzled and charged on the shoulder with a trefoil slipped or. 263. 10 Barcroft of Meer Green, Worcs., a wolf rampant gu. 28. 3 Bard of Caversfield, Bucks, a lion's gamb couped and erect or, grasping a horse's leg erased sa. 38. 12 Bardin, a demi-youth ppr., holding over his shoulder a broken axe. Bardolf, Bardolfe, or Bardolph, out of a ducal coronet or, a dragon's head of the ,?ame, wings expanded gu. Bardolph of London, out of a mural coronet gu., a dragon's head between two wings of the la.st, each charged with a mascle or. BardsweU, Charles William, M.A., Re- corder of Kingston-on-Thames, the Beacon, Surbiton, a peacock in his pride ppr. Non nobis nascimur. Bardwell, an arm in armour holding in the hand a broken spear, the pieces in saltier. 209. 10 Bardwell, Thomas Newman Frederick, Esquire, D.L., Bolton Hall, Wilberfoss, Yorks, a demi-goat erm., armed and attired or. Bear thee well. 1 29. 10 Bare, Ireland, a wolf's head sa. 30. 5 Barentine or Barrentine, an eagle dis- played arg., between the attires and over the scalp of a stag or. Bareth, Ireland, a lozenge gu. cf. 1 10. 3 Barett, a demi-leopard gardant ppr. cf. 23. 4 Bareu or Barew, a holly-braneh vert. 147- 7 Barfoot of Midlington Place, Hants, a stag statant, gorged with a ducal coronet. cf. 117. 5 Barfoot or Barford, out of a ducal coronet, a cubit arm in armour, the hand grasping a sword in bend sinister ppr. Barford or Berford, Rutl., a bear passant sa. f/. 34- I Bargrave or Bargrove, Kent, on a mount vert a pheon gu., point downwards, between two laurel- branches of the first. Barham, Baron (Noel), a buck at gaze arg., attired or. Tout bien ou rien. 117- 3 Barham or Braham, Suff. and Surrey, a wolf's head arg. 30. 5 Barham of Staines, Middx., a stork among bulrushes, all ppr. 104. 3 Bariff, Northamp., on a mount vert a beaver passant ppr., gorged with a plain collar and ring or. cf. 1 34. 4 Baring of Larkbeer, Devonsh., a mullet erminois, between two wings arg. Prob itatc et labore. cf. 1 1 1 . 5 Baring, Baron Ashburton, see Ashburton. Baring, Viscount Baring and Earl of Northbrook, see Northbrook. Baring, Baron Revelstoke, see Revelstoke. Baring, a dexter cubit arm in armour, holding in the hand a caltrap, all ppr. 210. 7 Baring-Gould, Rev. Baring, of 65, Lee Park, Lee, Kent, a demi-Iion rampant az. bezantee. Toujours sans tache. Probitate et labore. BAR Baring-Gould, Francis, Esquire, of Mer- row Grange, Surrey, same crest and motto. Baring-Gould, Rev. Sabine, of Lew Treneliard, North DeTon, same crest and motto. Baring, Harold Herman John, High Beach, Essex, a mullet erminois be- tween two wings arg. Probitate et labore. 239. 2 Baring, WiUiam Henry, of Norman Court, Hants, crest and motto as above. Barkas or Barcas, an arm from the shoulder holding a roU of bark ppr. Fari quce sentiat. Barke, an arm from the shoulder holding in the hand a spade ppr. 202. 12 Barkeley, Somers., a unicorn statant gu., armed or. cf. 48. 5 Barkeley, a mitre gu., charged with a chevron, between ten crosses formee arg. c/. 180. 5 Barkeley, Okenbury, Cornw., on a mount vert, a stag lodged ppr. 115. 12 Barkeman of London, two arms in armour embowed or, holding between the hands ppr. a bundle of arrows arg., banded gu. 194. 6 Barker, Bart., Bocking Hall, Esses, a bear sejant or, collared sa. c/. 34. S Barker, Thomas, Esquire, of Roslyn Hall, Sydney, New South Wales, a bear sejant sa., muzzled and gorged with a collar gemelle or, holding in the paws an escutcheon gu., charged with an escallop arg. Barker, Christopher Dove, Esquire, of Radnor House, Great Malvern, issuant from an annulet or, a bear's head erased sa., muzzled of the first, charged -n-ith a bend nebuly arg., thereon three torteaux. Virtus tutissima cassis. Barker, Ponsonby-, of Kilcooly, Ireland : (i) A bear sejant or, collared sa. (for Barker), cf. 34. 8. (2) In a ducal coronet az., three arrows, one in pale and two in saltier, points downward, enveloped with a snake ppr. (for Ponsonby). 173. 2 Barker, a bear's head sa., muzzled or. 34- 14 Barker, Rev. Alfred Gresley, Stanlake Park, Readhig, on a rock arg., a hawk close or. In solo Deo solus. Barker, Norf., a bear's head erased gu., muzzled or. 35-2 Barker of Newbury, Berks, Great Hor- wood, Bucks, etc., a bear's head erased gu., muzzled or, between two wings erect, the dexter az., the sinister of the second. 35. 5 Barker, George Rickard, Esquire, Hemsby Hall, Norf., a bear's head eouped gu., muzzled or, between two torteaux. Barker of Over and Vale Royal, Chesh., a falcon arg., standing on a hawk's lure gu., stringed or. cf. 85. 14 Barker, Shropsh., on a rock a hawk ppr. 86: 7 Barker of WoUerton, Shropsh., on a rock arg., a hawk close or. 86. 7 Barker, Raymond-, Reginald Henry, of Fairford Park, Glouc. : (i) On a rock arg., a hawk close or (for Barker). 86. 7. (2) Out of a mural coronet a demi-eagle displayed or, charged on the body with three torteaux in pale. VirUis tutissima cassis. So. 8 Barker of Haughmond, Shropsh., an eagle rising regardant arg., beaked and winged or. y?. 4 Barker of Chelsum, Bucks, a turtle-dove ppr., holding in its beak a rose gu., stalked and leaved vert. cf. 92. 5 Barker of Bockenhall, Essex, an ostrich- head erased or, holding in the beak a Barker, Jliddx., Kent, and Surrey, out of a ducal coronet or, an eagle displayed sa., beaked and legged gu. cf. 75. 2 Barker of Albrighton Hall, Salop, same crest. Juvante Deo floret industria. Barker of Holbeach, Norf., out of a ducal coronet or, a grilBn's head ppr. Fide sed cui vide. 67. 9 Barker, Hurst., Berks and Warw., a naked boy ppr., holding an arrow. Barker, Berks, a naked man holding a spear in pale ppr. Barker, Berks, a demi-Moor ppr., in his dexter hand an arrow or, feathered and headed arg., on his sinister arm a shield, also or, and over his shoulder a Barker of Ipswich, Suff.. same crest. Barker, William Oliver, Esquire, M.D., of Dunboyiie, co. Meath, and of Gardiner's Row, Dublin, a demi-Moor ppr., over his sinister shoulder a sash gu., holding in his dexter hand an arrow or, feathered and headed arg., and on Ills sinister arm a shield or, charged with a crescent sa. Mors potius macula. Barker of Ipswich, a greyhound sejant arg., collared and ringed or, having attached to the latter a Une of the same, entwined round the body and held to the ground by the dexter liind-foot. Barker, Rutland, a bear sejant ppr. cf. 34. 8 Barkesworth or Barksworth, Yori;s, out of a ducal coronet two arms, dexter and sinister, vested and embowed, and in each hand an ostrich-feather. 203. 2 Barkey of Bremen, Germany, and of Dublin, a lion's gamb eouped sa., between two ostrich-feathers, the dexter arg., the sinister gu. Barkham, an arm eouped at the shoulder in a maunch, embowed in fess, the elbow resting on the wTeath. 203. i Barkham of London, two arms in armour embowed ppr., holding a sheath of five [ arrows or, feathered arg., and banded with a ribbon gu. DUigentia fortuna mater. 194. 6 Barksteade of London, out of a ducal [ coronet or, an arm in armour embowed ' ppr., grasping a sword arg., hilt and | pommel of the first. 195. 10 , Barkwortb, Yorks, a demi-hon rampant | arg. Esto quod esse videris. 10. 2 I Barlande, a lion rampant gu., supporting 1 a garb ppr. i . 7 | Barlay or Barley, a boar's head or, tusked az., charged on the breast with a mullet of the same. 41-3 Barley, Derbysh., a boar's head erased or, in the mouth a quatrefoil az. I Barley of London, a dexter cubit arm vested, charged with a fess vair cottised, ' cuff arg., holding in the hand a staff. BAR Barley, a demi-stag party per pale, charged with three bars wavy counter- changed, cf. 119. 2 Barling, Kent, a lion rampant gu., sup- porting a garb ppr. Perspicax aiidax. ■ I- 7 Barloss, a cock or, combed, legged, and wattled gu. 01. 2 Barlow, Very Rev. William Hagger, Dean of Peterborough, on a Mercury's cap or, the wings arg., an eagle's head erased ppr. Barlow, Sir Thomas, Bart., in front of a staff erect, entwined by a serpent ppr., an eagle's neck erased with two heads arg., thereon a rose gu. Sicut aquila juvenescam. 232. 9 Barlow, Lanes, two eagles' heads erased and conjoined arg., beaked or. Barlow of Sheffield, on a Mercury's cap or, the wings arg., an eagle's head erased ppr., collared erm. 84. I Barlow of Slebege, Pembroke, a demi-lion arg., holding in the dexter paw a cross crosslet fitched sa. 1 1 . 10 Barlow, an eagle's head erased ppr., holding in the beak an escaUop-shell. Barlow of Upton House, near Manchester, a gauntleted hand beudways ppr., grasping two eagles' heads conjoined and erased at the neck sa. En foi prest. Barlow, Alexander Kay, Esquire, of Wivenhoe Hall, Essex, same crest and motto. 84. II Barlow, William Wycliffe, Esquire, of Pitt JIanor, near Winchester, same crest and motto. Barlow-Massicks, Thomas, Esquire, of the Oaks, Millom, Cumb., a cross pattee az., surmounted by a leopard's face jessant-de-lis or. Vestigia nulla re- trorsum. Barlow of Dublin, issuant from a billet raguly vert, a demi-eagle without wings, per pale arg. and or, and charged on the breast with two chevronels sa. So. 1 1 Barlow, Sir Richard Wellesley, Bart., out of an Eastern crown or, a demi-lion arg., supporting in the paws a cross crosslet fitchee az., between on the dexter side a branch of olive, and on the sinister a branch of palm ppr. Si piusinprimis. Diligepacem. 251. 5 Barlow, a demi-lion rampant gardantarg., gorged with a collar gu., thereon three bezants, holding between the paws a cross moline of the second charged with a bezant. Barnaby, a demi-iloor ppr., holding in his dexter hand a rose gu. Barnaby, a boar's head erased, per fess nebiJy sa. and or. 41. 5 Barnaby of Colchester, Essex, a demi- greyhound gu., collared and ringed arg., holding between the paws a branch of laurel vert. Barnaby, Worcs. , an escallop sa. 141. 14 Barnaby, Shropsh., a leopard couchant sa. 24. 10 Barnack or Barnake, a bear's head sa., muzzled or, between two \rings of the last. cf. 35. 5 Barnard, Rev. Dennis Jacob Johnson, of the School House, Stamford, a demi- lion arg., charged on the shoulder with BAR an escallop, holding between the paws a serpent nowed, the whole between two escallops, all az. IlaintenaiU ou jamais. 295. 6 Barnard, Baron (Vane), an armed hand couped at the wrist grasping a sword in bend sinister, all ppr., pommel and hilt or. Nee tetnerc nee timide. Barnard of Bartlow, Cambs, a demi-bear rampant sa., muzzled or. 34-13 Barnard, Yorks, same crest. Barnard, Fulke Lancelot Wade, Esquire, of Portishead, Somers., same crest. Fer et perfer. 34. 13 Barnard of London, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-bear rampant sa., muzzled or. 34. 10 Barnard, Benjamin, Esquire, of Ham, Surrey, out of a mount vert, a demi- bear sa., muzzled, charged on the shoulder with a cross pattee fitchee, and the sinister paw resting on a cross crosslet or. Barnard of Notcliffe House, Tewkesbury, Glouc, a demi-bear rampant sa., semee of annulets or, and holding between the paws a buckle of the last. Ex Concordia victorice spes. 34. 1 1 Barnard of Cave Castle, Yorks: (i) A bear rampant sa., muzzled or (for Barnard. (2) A greyhound courant {for Boldcro). Feslina lente. cj. 58. 2 Barnard, Norf. and Yorks, and Pirton, Oxon., a demi-lion rampant arg., charged on the shoulder with a mullet within an annulet, holding in the paws a snake entwined az. 9. 14 Barnard, G. W. G., 4, Surrey Street, Norwich, a demi-lion arg., charged on the shoulder with an escallop, holding between the paws a serpent nowed, the whole between two escallops, all az. Nunc aut nnnguam. 260. 13 Barnard, John, Esquire, of Lambeth, Surrey, a lion passant arg., biUettce sa., supporting with the dexter paw an escutcheon gu., charged with a garb or. J/eo gloria fides. 5. i Barnard, London, an escallop-shell arg. 141. !4 Barnard, Herbert, Esquire, of 69, Port- land Square, W., ou a mount vert, a demi-bear sa., muzzled, charged on the shoulder with a cross patee fitchee, and the sinister paw resting on a cross cros,slet or. Barnard, John, Esquire, of 32, Montpellier Crescent, Brighton, a hon arg., billet tee sa., supporting with the dexter paw a shield gu., charged with a garb or. Mea gloria fides. Barnard, Joseph, Esquire, a demi-bear rampant sa., semee of annulets or, and holding between the paws a buckle of the last. Ex Concordia victorice spes. Barnardiston, Nathaniel, Esquire, of The Ryes, near Sudbury, Suff., a bittern or, standing among bulrushes ppr. Barnardiston, Nathaniel Walter, of the Ryes, Sudbury, Suff., same crest. Barnardiston of Kiddington, Suff., an ass's head arg. Jc trouve bien. 125. 12 Barnardiston of Great Cotes, Lines, among rushes ppr., a stork or. 104. 3 Barnato, of 23, Upper Hamilton Place, upon a rock ppr., two roses saltire- .35 ways arg., stalked, leaved, and slipped vert, interlaced by a mascle or. In- diistria atque jortuna. Barnawell, see Barnewell. Barnby, Yorks, a bear's head couped sa., muzzled or. 34. 14 Barne, Michael, Esquire, a falcon volant arg., ducaUy gorged and membered or, standing on a mount vert. Nee timide nee temere. Barne, Miles, Esquire, of Sotterley, co. Suff., same crest and motto. Barne, Seymour, Esquire, of Sotterley, CO. Suff., same crest and motto. Barne of Tiverton, Devonsh., in front of an oak-tree ppr., growing out of a mount vert, an eagle with wings dis- played sa., charged on the body and on each wing with a bezant, and resting the dexter claw on a leopard's face or. Amrum honori. 78. 10 Barne of London, out of a ducal coronet or, and on a mount vert, a stag statant ppr. 118. 4 Barneby of Brockhampton, Heref., a lion couchant gardant sa. Virtute non vi. 7. 10 Barneby, William Henry, of Longworth, Heref., same crest and motto. Barneby-Lutley, John Habington, Es- quire, of Brockhampton, co. Heref., same crest and motto. Barned, Lewis-, Israel, Esquire, of Gloucester Terrace; Regent's Park, London, N.W. : (i ) A female in a sitting attitude vested az., and holding in the right hand a sickle ppr. {for Barned). (2) Upon the trunk of a tree fess- wise and eradicated ppr., a gryphon segreant or, holding in the dexter claw a trefoil vert [for Leu-is). Benigno Barnefield, a lion's head erased sa., ducally crowned gu. 18. 8 Barnes, Berks, a demi-unicorn erm., armed, collared, and lined or. c/. 48. 10 Barnes, Edmund, J.P., 220, Camden Road, N. W., same crest. Nee timide nee temere. Barnes, Walter James, solicitor, Bideford, same crest and motto. Barnes, a demi-greyhound ppr., holding in its paws a garb or. Barnes, a demi-lion or. 10. 2 Barnes, Cambs, a leopard passant arg., spotted sa., collared and lined or. Barnes, Pemberton-, of Haveringham- atte-Bower, Romford, Essex: (i) Upon a rock a leopard passant ppr., semee of estoiles, and a cross crosslet sa., for difference {for Barnes). f2) Upon the trunk of an oak-tree eradicated and sprouting, towards the dexter ppr., a griffin passant or, guttee-de-poix {for Pemberton). Mutare vel timere sperno. Barnes, the descendants of the late Robert Barnes, Esquire, of Durham, upon a rock a bear ppr., muzzled or, and resting the dexter fore-paw on a trefoil slipped vert. Forbear, and the same crest with the motto Fer fortiter. 34- 2 Barnes of London, in rushes ppr., a duck arg. 102. 3 Barnes, a falcon, wings expanded arg., ducally gorged, beaked, and legged BAR Barnes, Kent, on a mount vert, a falcon, wings expanded arg., ducally gorg( beaked and legged or. Barnes, Herts and Lanes, an etoi pierced or. 164. 5 Barnes of London, out of a cloud ppr., issuing rays paleways or, an arm erect vested of the second, holding in the hand, also ppr., a broken sword arg., hilt and pommel also or. cf. 210. 12 Barnes, the late Alfred, of Ashgate Lodge, Chesterfield, Derbysh., in front of a cubit arm in armour the hand grasping a broken sword, all ppr., the wrist encircled by a wreath of oak or, five annulets interlaced and fessewise arg. Frangas non. fiectes. Barnes, Arthur Gorell, Esquire, of Tupton Hall, Chesterfield, same crest and motto. Barnes, Frederic Gorell, Esquire, J.P., DL., of Springfield, Hawkhurst, Kent, same crest and motto. Barnes, Hon. Sir John Gorell, K.C., of 14, Kensington Park Gardens, same crest and motto. Barnes of Brookside, Manchester, a cubit arm issuant from rocks ppr., habited chequy arg. and az., cuffed of the second, the hand grasping a broken sword ppr., and issuant from the rock behind the arm rays of the sun or. Dens noster re/ugium. Barnes, Captain Richard Knowles, R.N., on the embattlements of a tower gu., a wyvern az., gorged with a collar gemel or, the wings elevated of the last guttee-de-sang. Barnes, a demi-savage, wreathed about the head and loins, holding a club in pale, all ppr. Barnes, same crest. Nee timide, nee timere. Barnes, Robert, Esquire, upon a rock ppr., muzzled or, and resting the dexter fore-paw on a trefoil slipped vert. Fer fortiter. Barnes, Rev. George, M.A., of the Rectory, St. Albans, Wood Street, London, same crest and motto. Barnesfatber, see Bairnsfather. Barnesley, Staffs and Surrey, an old man's head affrontee, couped at the breast ppr., charged with a mullet for differ- Barnet, a holly-branch ppr. 150. 10 Barnett, Bertram, Knighton Grange, near Chichester, out of a ducal crown or, a demi-bear sa., muzzled of the first. Barnett, Thomas, Esquire, of Knighton Grange, Aldingbourne, Chichester, out of a ducal coronet a bear's head muzzled. Nisi paret imperat. Barnett of Stratton Park, Biggleswade, Beds, a fleur-de-lis arg. 148- 2 Barnevelt, a demi-buck gu. 119. 2 Bamewall, Sir Reginald Aylmer John de Barne val, Bart., Ireland, 23, Cliveden Place, Eaton Square, S.W., from a plume of five ostrich-feathers or, gu., az.. vert, and arg., a falcon rising of the last. Malo mori quam feedari. Barnewell, Baron Trimlestown, Ireland, same crest and motto. Barnewall or Barnawelle of Stamford, Lines, a boar's head erased arg., 32 oile BAR gorged with a collar embattled gu., charged with three bezants, in front a double ring or. Barnewell of Cransley, Northamp., a wolf's head erased arg., gorged with collar raguly gu., charged with three bezants, in front a double ring or. Barnewell, Ireland, an arm from the elbow erect, vested, holding in the hand two branches of laurel in orle, with martlet perched between and on the hand. 205. 6 Barney or Barney, Norf., a garb or. 153- 2 Barney, a hand in armour holding a pheou in pale ppr. 211. 7 Barney, Park Hall, Norf., a plume of seven feathers alternately az. and gu., four at the bottom and three at the top. Barnfleld, Shropsh. and Devonsh., a lion's head erased sa., ducally crowned gu. c/. 18. 8 Barnham, a crescent gu., between two branches of laurel in orle ppr. c/. 163. 10 Barnham, Bart, {extiyict), Kent, a dragon's head arg., pellettee, between four dragon's brings sa., bezantee. Barns-Graham, see Graham. Barns, a garb or. Peace and plenty. 153- 2 Barns of Glasgow, a garb ppr., banded gu. Peace and plenty. 153-2 Barns, Stephenson-, Colonel James, C.B., of Kirkhill : (i) A garb ppr., banded gu. {for Barns). 153. 2. (2) A dexter hand issuing out of a cloud, holding a laurel garland, all ppr. (for Stephenson), 218. 9 ; and for a crest of augmenta- tion, a dexter arm in armour, issuing from a broken battlement, the hand holding a banner inscribed '" St. Sebastian." Peace and plenty. Codum mm solum. Barns, a pellet. c/. 159. 14 Barnsdale, issuant from rays of the sun or, an eagle's head and neck arg., beaked gu. Barnsley, a dragon passant arg., charged on the breast with a rose gu. cf. 7^. 2 Barnsley, Shropsh., a man's head couped at the shoulders and affrontee ppr. cf. 190. 5 Barnwell of Mileham Hall, and Beeston, Norf., a wolf's head erased arg., gorged with a collar raguly gu., charged with three bezants. Loyal au mort. cf. 30. II Barnwell, Turner-, of Bury St. Edmunds : (i) A wolf's head erased arg., gorged with a collar embattled and counter- embattled gu., charged \\'\t\x three bezants and chained or (for Barnwell). cf. 30. 1 1. (2) On a mount vert, a lion passant gardant arg., holding in his dexter paw a fer-de-moulin sa., and charged on the side with a fret gu. (for Tumor). Malo viori quam fcedari. cf. 6. 7 Barnwell, a wolf statant regardant ppr. cf. 28. 12 Barnwell, on a mount vert, a wolf statant regardant ppr. cf. 28. 12 Baron of Bradwell, Essex, a garb vert, eared or. 153-2 Baron (alias Barnes of London), cut of clouds ppr., issuing rays paleways or. 36 an arm erect, habited of the last, hold- ing in the hand ppr. a broken swoid arg., hilted of the second. Baron of Heywood, Lanes, a cubit arm in armour, the hand in a gauntlet grasping a tilting-spear erect ppr., suspended therefrom by a chain or, an escutcheon gu., charged with a mullet pierced, also or. 209. 12 Baron of Preston, Scotland, a demi- eagle displayed sa. Alter ipse amicus. 81. 6 Baron, Cornw., a talbot's head couped or. 56. 12 Baron or Barron, Scotland, on a mount vert, a pyramid ppr., environed with ivy. 179- 12 Baronsdale of London, out of an antique eron-n or, a stork's head arg., beaked gu- Barough or Barrow, a lion passant az., resting his dexter paw on a ball or. cf. 6. 2 Barr, a branch of laurel fructed ppr. 151. II Barr, a lion's head erased gu., coUared or. Fortitudine. 18. 6 Barr, an arm couped at the shoulder vested gu., embowed and lying fess- ways, the elbow resting upon the wreath, the hand towards the sinister holding a bow ppr. 204. 1 1 Barr, a demi-savage, the head and loins wreathed with leaves, all ppr. cf. 185. 2 Barran, Sir John, Bart., Chapel Allerton Hall, near Leeds, in front of a tower gu., charged with tlu-ee mascles inter- twined palewise, a lion's gamb fessp- wise erased or. Amor patriae. 234. 12 Barrat or Barratt, a galley, her oars in saltier sa., the flags gu. 160. 10 Barratt and Barrett, a wyvern ppr., coUared gu., chained or. cf. 70. I Barre or Barrey, an arm in armour, couped at the elbow in fesse, holding in the hand a sword in pale, ensigned with a Saracen's head affrontee. cf. 211. II Barreau, Jersey, a dexter hand in armour ppr., holding a passion-cross arg. In hoc signo vinces. Barrel or Barrell, Hcref., a talbot's head couped arg., eared gu. 56. 12 Barrentine, see Barentine. Barret, a demi-unioorn arg., collared sa. 48. 10 Barrett-Lennard, see Lennard. Barrett, a human heart or, between two wings az. cf. no. 14 Barrett-Hamilton, Samuel, Esquire. J.P., of Kilmannock, CO. Wexford, Ireland : (i) In front of two battle-axes in saltire an oak - tree fructed, all ppr., the trunk transfixed with a frame- saw or {for Hamilton). (2) A human heart gu., between two wings con- joined and expanded az., bezantee (for Barrett). Over the second crest, Vivit post funera virtus. Under the arms " Through." Barrett of Castle Barrett, Cork, a human heart or, between two wings conjoined sa., semee of etoiles or. In ujirigldiiess God tvill support us. Barrett of Barrett's Country, co. Cork, a demi-lion rampant sa., ducally crowned per pale arg. and gu. lo. 1 1 BAR Barrett, Heref., a lion rampant or, holding between his paws an escallop sa. cf. I. 13 Barrett of Lea Priory, Kent, a lion couchant arg., the dexter paw resting on a muUet sa. c/. 7. 5 Barrett, Charles William Sessions, M.B., Argent Mead, Hinchley, Leics., a demi-uuicornarg., collared sa. Frangas nan flectes. Barrett of Aveley, Essex, a hydra with seven heads, the wings addorsed vert, scaled or. 73-3 Barrett, Cambs, a griffin segreant re- gardant or, beaked, armed, and winged gu. cf. 62. 2 Barrett, Warw., a griffin segreant re- gardant gu., the wings elevated or. cf. 62. 2 Barrett, Louis Arthur, of Milton House, Berks, a wyvern, the wings erect or, collared and chained az. Honor, virtus, probitas. Barrett of Attleborough, Norf., a wyvern erm., coUared and chained sa., charged on the neck with an escallop of the last, the wings displayed. Barrett of Shortney, Notts, a nag's head erased per pale gu. and az., gorged with two bars arg. cf. 51. 4 Barrett, Suff., a demi-greyhoimd arg., coUared and lined sa. cf. 60. 8 Barrett, Suff., a helmet arg., garnished and plumed with feathers or. 180. 4 Barrett, on a globe a hawk, the wings expanded, aU ppr. 1 59. 7 Barretto of London and Calcutta, out of a count's coronet a demi-tiger ppr., coUared with three barrulets, and hold- ing a star pagoda or. Barrey, see Barre. Barrie, Scotland, a demiotter sa. 134. II Barriff, Northamp., on a mount vert, a beaver passant ppr., gorged with a plain collar and ring or. cf. 134. 4 Barrifle, see Beriffe. Barrlngton of Barrington Hall, Essex, a Capuchin friar affrontee ppr., couped below the shoulders, vested paly arg- and gu., on the head a cap or. Totit ung durant ma vie. 192. 3 Barrington, Sir Vincent Hunter Barring- ton Kennett, 57, Albert HaU Mansions, S.W. : (I) A hermit's head in profile couped below the shoulders ppr., vested paly of six gu. and or, the cowl thrown back (Barrington). (2) Between two branches of palm a dexter arm embowed in armour ppr., garnished or, charged mth an estoile gu., holding in the hand a helmet ppr. ( i ) Ung durant ma vie. (2) Audi alteram partem. Barrington, Rt. Hon. John, Lord Mayor of Dublin, 1864, of Glenvar, co. Dubhn, Ireland, on a WTcath of the colours a mural crown ppr., out of which a her- mit's bust in profile, vested paly arg. and gu., and having on the head a cowl, also paly arg. and gu. Honesta quam splendida. Barrington, Viscount (Barrington), a Capuchin friar couped at the breast in profile, the hair sa., vested paly of six arg. and gu., on the head a cap or, the cowl hanging behind paly as the last. Honesta quam splendida. BAR Barrington, Nicholas William, M.D., 97, St, George's Road, Warwick Square, S.W., same crest and motto. Barrington, Charles George, Esquire, of 13, Morpeth Mansions, Victoria Street, London, a Capuchin's bust in profile vested, with a cowl paly of six arg. and gu. Honesta quam splendida. 2i;i. i Barrington, Edward, Esquire, of Cam- panella, KiUiney, co. Dublin, crest as above, but issuing from a mural crown. Honesta quam splendida. Barrington, Jonathan Pirn, Esquire, of 70, Adelaide Road, Dublin, same crest and motto. Barrington-White, James, Esquire, of Roxley Court, Hitchen, Herts, a crown vallary or, charged on the band with three pommes, issuing therefrom a demi-hermit, with the dexter arm elevated, vested paly gu. and arg., the hand ppr. grasping three roses gu. on one stem, slipped, barbed, and seeded ppr., on the head a cowl, also paly gu. and arg. Vng durant via vie. 233-4 Barrington, Sir Charles Burton, Bart., Ireland, out of a crown vallary or, a hermit's bust, vested paly of six arg. and gu., a cowl of the leist. Ung durant ma vie. 190. 9 Barritt of Jamaica, a talbot's head per fosse arg. and erm., collared or, eared c/. 56. I Barron, Norf., a garb ppr. 153-2 Barron, an eagle regardant, wings ex- panded, holding in the dexter claw a sword, all ppr. 77. 10 Barron, Edward Jackson, F.S.A., 10, Endsleigh Street, Tavistock Square, W.C, same crest. Vigilans. Barron of Belmont House, Kilkenny, Ireland, a boar passant az. Fortuna juvat audaces. 40. 2 Barron, Clarke Charles Netterville, of Hobons Street, Wellington, New Zealand, same crest and motto. Barron, Sir Henry Page Turner, Bart., C.M.G., of Glenanna and Barron Court, CO. Waterford : (i) A boar passant az., armed and crined or, langued gu., charged with a cross pattee of the second, cj. 40. 2. (2) A demi-lion rampant arg., langued gu. Audaces fortuna juvat. Barrow, Sir Francis Laurence John, Bart., on a mount vert, a squirrel sejant cracking a nut, all ppr., charged on the shoulder with an anchor. Parum sufficit. Barrow, Northamp., a demi-boar ram- pant or, charged with three billets between two bendlets sa. cf. 40. 13 Barrow of Winthorpe, Norf., a stag's head couped arg. 121. 5 Barrow, Suff., a hind's head arg. 124. i Barrow, a horse's head ppr., charged with three bezants. cf. 51. 4 Barrow, the late John, Esquire, Meath- rop Hall, Westml. (present representa- tive, Mrs. Williams, Holme Island, Grange-over-Sands), a squirrel cracking a nut, all ppr. Confido in Deo. 135.7 Barrow, Sir John Cioker, Bart., Lanes, on a mount vert, a squirrel sejant cracking a nut, all })pr., charged on the shoulder with an anchor. Parum sufficit. 245. 6 37 Barrow, John James, of Holmewood, Kent, on a perch ppr., a squirrel .sejant or, collared and chained az., cracking a nut ppr. Non jrustra Barrow, Bridgnian l.angdale. Esquire, of Sydnope Hall, near Matlock, same crest and motto. Barrow, John Burton, Esquire, of Ring- wood Hall, Chesterfield, co. Derbysh., same crest and motto. Barrow, George Martin, Esquire, of St. John's Green, Essex, upon a mount vert, a squirrel sejant ppr., gorged with a collar gemel or, holding a rose arg.. barbed, leaved, and slipped of the first. Barrow, Shropsh., a squirrel sejant gu., charged with a chevron or, cracking a nut ppr. cj. li'k. 7 Barrow of Southwell, Lines, and Ring- wood Hall, Derbysh., on a perch ppr., a squirrel sejant or, coUared and chained, cracking a nut, all ppr. Non Barrow, Cambs, an ostrich-head erased arg., holding in the beak a key or. Barrow, Glouc, an Amazonian woman ppr. Barrow, Lansdowne Grove, Bath, a demi- bear sa., semee-de-lis arg., muzzled or, holding in the dexter paw an arrow, point downwards ppr. Barrow, Alfred, Esquire, of London, issuaut out of clouds a dexter arm embowed in armour ppr., garnished or, the hand also ppr., holding a bugle- hoin sa., stringed vert, above the hand a fleur-de-lis of the second. Barrow, Ireland, on a mural coronet or, a dove holding in its beak an olive- branch ppr. ef. 92. 5 Barrowcourt, Somers., out of a wreath of laurel vert, a demi-bull rampant or. cf. 45- 12 Barrowe, a demi-lion rampant arg., hold- ing in the dexter paw a cross crosslet fitchedsa. 11. 10 Barrowman, Scotland, a demi-huntsman firing a gun, all ppr. 187. 2 Barrs, Staffs, upon a mount vert, in front of a gate or, the trunk of an oak-tree eradicated and sprouting towards the dexter ppr. Barrs-Haden, of High Court, Staffs: (i) In front of a cubit arm in armour, the hand grasping an aiTOw in bend sinister, a morion, all ppr. (for Iladen). (2) Upon a mount vert, in front of a gate or, the trunk of an oak-tree eradicated and sprouting towards the dexter ppr. (for Barrs). Disce pati. Barry, Rt. Hon. Charles Robert, of 3, Fitzwilliam Square. East Dublin, a castle arg., and issuing from the battle- ments a wolf's head gu. Bouiez en avant. cf. 254. 6 Barry of Ballyclough, Ireland, same crest. Boutez en avant. Barry, Bart., Ireland, same crest and motto. Barry, Standish-, Henry Arthur Bruno Robert, of Lemlara, Carrigtwohill, Cork, same crest and motto. Barry, Sir Francis Tress, Bart., i. South Audley Street, W., issuant from a castle with two towers arg., a wolf's head sa., holding in the mouth a trefoil BAR vert, between four roses, two on either side gu., stalked and leaved ppr. Boutez en aiant. 234. 8 Barry, James Grene, Esquire, J.P., D.L., of Sandville House, Ballyneety, co. Limerick, out of a castle arg., charged with a crescent az., a wolf's head sa. Boutez en avant. Barry, Devonsh., a wolf's head sa., charged with a crescent or. cf. 30. 5 Barry of Winscot, Devonsh., a wolf's head erased sa. 30. 8 Barry of Dublin, a wolf's head couped sa. 30. 5 Barry, Ireland, on a ducal coronet or, a wolf's head erased gu., collared of the first. Regi legi fidelis. cf. 30. 1 1 Barry, a lion's head erased gu., collared or. Fortitudine. 18. 6 Barry of Stanley House, London Road, Forest Hill, S.E., a gryphon gu., wings elevated and addorsed barry of six or and az., in its beak a rose arg., leaved and slipped ppr., resting the dexter claw on a portcuUis with chains sa. Boutez en avant. Barry, a griffin's head erased per bend sinister vair and arg., gorged with a plain collar gu., charged with two mullets or. Barry of Roclaveston, Notts, the em- battlement of a tower on a bar fesse- wise gu., charged with three roses in fess arg. A rege et victoria. Barry, Otter-, of Emperor's Gate, London : (I) The embattlements of a tower gu., charged with three roses in fesse arg. (for Barry). (2) Two crosses pattee, and resting thereon a crescent, all or. (for Otter). 163. 8 Barry, see Bmy-Barry. Barrymore, Earl, extinct, out of a castle with two towers arg., a wolf's head sa. cf. 254. 6 Barrymore, Baron (Smith Barry, P.C), a castle arg.. issuant from the battle- ments thereof a wolf's head sa., charged with a cross pattee fitchee or. Boutez en avant. 254. 6 Barsane or Bartane, a raven rising ppr. His securitas. 107. 3 Barsham, Norf., a garb lying in fess. 153. 6 Barstow, John Jeremiah Jackson, of The Lodge, Weston-super-Mare, and Rossmoor,' Yorks : (i) In front of a horse's head arg., collared gemel sa., an increscent and a decrescent of the last. 270. 9. (2) In front of two trees ppr., a jackdaw, standing on a demi- Catherine-wheel, both sa. Nil des- perandum auspice Deo. 270. 10 Bartan, Bartane, or Bartain, Scotland, a tent az., the flag gu. 158. 7 Bartane, see Barsane. Bartelot, Rev. Richard Grosvenor, Chiu-ch House, Salisbury, a demi- eagle or, wings elevated az., pendent from the beak an escutcheon arg., charged with a cross patee fitchee gu. Sapiens incipit a fine. irtelott, a peacock arg. 103. 7 Bartelott, Smyth-, Sussex, a swan couch- g., the mugs expanded. Barthelet of London, out of a ducal coronet arg., two serpents endorsed az., scaled or, their tails coming up in BAR saltire under their throats, the ends entering into their ears, langued and armed gu. Bartholomew, see Bartolomew. Bartholomew, E. Urquhart, Lieutenant, of Cransbrook, Lansdowne Road, Alder shot, a demi-goat rampant arg., gorged with a wreath of laurel vert. / conqu by the wound. 302. lo Bartholomew of Glasgow, a demi-goat saliant sa., gorged with a wreath of laurel ppr. Ad alia. 302. 10 Bartlet, Rev. John Moysey de Ludbroke, of Ludbroke Manor, Devonsh., in front of a demi-swau, wings elevated arg. semee of crescents, and gorged with i collar indented gu., five roses fesse wise of the last, barbed and seeded ppr. Mature. Bartlett of Weston in Bransconibe, Devonsh., a demi-gritfin sa., collared gemel arg., holding a cinquefoil of the second. Bartlett, Sir Ellis Ashmead, M.P., in front of a tower ppr., a demi-swan, wings elevated arg., collared sa. Mature. 100. I Bartlett-Burdett-Coutts, William Lehman Ashmead, Esquire, Holly Lodge, High- gate : ( I ) A man from the middle shooting an arrow from a bow, all ppr., charged for distinction with a cross crosslet or (/or Couits). 247. 1 1. (2) A lion's head erased sa., charged for distinction with a cross crosslet or (lor Burdett). 247. 10. (3) In front of a tower ppr., a demi-swan, wings elevated arg., collared sa. {for Bartlett). 247. 12 Bartlett, a demi-eagle or, wings elevated az., pendent from the beak an escut- cheon arg., charged with a cross pattee fitchee gu. Sapiens incipit a fine. Bartlett, Rev. Robert Leach, of Thur- loxton Rectory,|Tauuton, and Swanage, Dorset, same crest and motto. Bartlett, Charles Leftwich Oldfield, Es- quire, of Burton House, Sherborne, Dorset, same crest and motto. Bartlett, late John Adams, Esquire, of Lytnon, Mossley Hill Road, Liverpool, on a mount vert, a moorcock sa., combed and wattled gu., holding in the beak an ear of wheat leaved and slipped ppr., resting the dexter claw on a crescent gu. Deo favente cresco. 89. 2 Bartlett, Thomas, Esquire, of 12, Pem- broke Place, Liverpool, same crest and motto. Bartlett, William, Esquire, of Highfield House, Knotty Ash, Liverpool, same cregt and motto. Bartlett, WiUiam, Esquire, of 12, Pem- broke Place, Liverpool, same crest and motto. Bartley of London, a lion passant, tail extended ppr. Candide et secure. 1;. II Bartolomew or Bartholomew of Rochester, a demi-goat arg., gorged with a chaplet of laurel vert. cf. 129. 10 Bartolozzj, on a mount a poplar-tree, all ppr. Lahore et prudentia. 144.121 Barton, Scotland, see Bartan. Barton, a wolf's head erased erm. 30. 8 Barton, a wolf's head erased or. 30. 8 I 38 Barton of Barton, Lanes, a boar's head couped gu. 43- i Barton, John, Esquire, J.P., Trentham, Wellington, New Zealand, same crest. Nisi Dominus frustra. Barton, Baptist Johnstone, Esquire, J. P., of Greenfort, Letterkenny, co. Donegal, a boar's head gu. Vis forti- hus arma. Barton, Nathaniel, Esquire, J.P., of Straffan House, co. Kildare, Ireland, a boar's head erased ppr. Fide el fo/rti- tvdine. 42. 2 Barton, Dunbar Plunkett, Esquire, of 13, Clare Street, Dublin, same crest and motto. Barton, William Henry Hugh, Esquu-e, of Hereford Villa, Bronsford Road, Worcs., same crest and motto. Barton of Grove, co. Tipperary, Ireland, a boar's head gu. Quod ero spero. 43. i Barton of CloneUy, co. Fermanagh, Ireland, same crest and motto. Barton of Rochestown, Cahir, same crest and motto. Barton of Glendalough, co. Wicklow, Ireland, same crest. Fide et fortitu- dine. Barton, Ireland, a boar's head erased ppr. Fide et /ortitudine. 42. 2 Barton, a dragon's head couped and crowned or. Barton, Norf., a dragon's head couped or. 71. I Barton of Threxton House, Norf., a griflin's head erased ppr. Fortis est Veritas. 66. 2 Barton of Edinburgh, a raven rising sa. His securitas. 107. 3 Barton, Charles Steventon, i, Calverley Park, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, an owl ppr. Fortis et Veritas. 96. 5 Barton, an owl arg., ducally gorged or. cf. 96. 5 Barton, Everard William, of Warstone House, Bewdley, on a mount vert, an owl arg., between two acorns slipped and leaved ppr. I byde mij time. 253.1 Barton, Charles Tom, Esquire, of the Hill, Wolverley, Worcs., same crest and motto. Barton, Lanes, an acorn or, leaved vert. 152. I Barton, James Herbert Cooper, M.A., Solicitor, Cleveland House, Belle Vue, Shrewsbury, an acorn leaved and slipped ppr. Barton of Stapleton Park, an acorn ppr., fructed or, with a leaf on either side. Crescitur cultu. Barton, Yorks, issuant from a mount vert an acorn ppr., fructed or, with a leaf on either side vert, each charged with a martlet, also or. Crescitur cultu. 152. I Barton of SmithiUs, Manchester, an acorn or, leaved vert. 152. i Bartram, Cumb. , an arm embowed, holding in the hand a scimitar, all ppr., 201. i Barttelot, Sir Walter, Bart., of Stopham House, Sussex: (i) A swan couchant arg., wings expanded and addorsed. 247. I. (2) A castle with three tiu-rets sa. Mature. cf. 155. 8 Barttelot, Brian Barttelot, Esquire, of Ditton, Torquay, Devonsh., a swan couchant with wings endorsed arg. Mature. 247. i BAS Barwell, a talbot passant. 54 ? Barwell, a demi-wolf salient erm. 32. 2 Barwell, a demi-lady holding in her dexter hand a garland of laurel ppr. 183- 5 Barwell of Norwich, an antelope's head erased arg., attired or. 126. 2 Barwell of Witham, a greyhound's head erased arg., collared or. cf. 61. 2 Barwick, Northumb., on a mount vert a stag or, attired sa. 117. i Barwicke, Essex, an escarbuncle, the centre az. and the rays arg. 164. 12 Barwis of Langrigg, Cumb., and Yorks, a bear muzzled. Bear and forbear. cf. 34- I Barwis of Iselekirk, Cumb., a hand cut- ting an ostrich-feather with a scimitar in saltire. cf. 213. 7 Barwise, William, M.D., Scarisbrick Road. Southport, a bear statant ppr., muzzled and chained. Sustine et abstine. Bary, see De Bary. Barzey of Shrewsbury, a squirrel sejant ppr., cracking a nut or. 135-7 BasceiUy, a torteau charged with a pale indented or. 159. 6 Basevi of Hove, Sussex, a buck's head erased ppr. 121. 2 Bashe, Herts and Heref., a griffin segreant per pale arg. and sa., gorged with a plain collar counterchanged, holding in the beak a broken spear. cf. 62. 2 Basier or Basire, a hand ppr., holding a buclde or. 223. 11 Basing, Baron (Sclater-Booth), out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-eagle displayed sa., holding in the beak a crescent of the first. Et /XT) f Tui (TTovpCj. Baskcomb of Chiselhurst, Kent, a talbot's head couped gu., charged on the neck with a cinquefoil erm. Forti et fideli nihil difficile. cf. 56. 12 Baskenford, a sword and an ear of wheat bladed in saltier, all ppr. Armis et diligentia. 154. 11 Baskerville, John, Esquire, of Cro'wsley Park, Henley-on-Thames, Oxford, a wolf's head erased or, pierced through the mouth by a broken spear in bend sinister point upwards arg., imbrued gu., and staff broken gold. Spero ut fidclis. Baskerville, Mynors-, Ralph Hopton, Es- quire, of Clyro Court, near Hay, same crest and motto. Baskervile and Baskerville, Heref. and Warw., a Uon's head pierced through the mouth with a spear. Baskerville, Heref. and Warw., a wolf's head erased arg., holding in the mouth an arrow, the point downwards. Baskerville, Wilts, a wolf's head erased or, in the mouth a broken spear of the same, headed arg., embrued gu- Baskerville, a wolf's head erased arg., holding in the mouth a standard, thereon a flag. Baskerville, Chesh., a forester vested vert, edgings or, holding over his dexter shoulder a crossbow of the last, in the other hand in a leash a hound passant arg. Baskerville, a sheaf of rosemary ppr. Baskervill-Glegg, see Glegg. BAS Basket or Baskett, of Isle of Wight and Dorset, a demi-lion or. lo. 2 Baskin of Ord, Scotland, a sword and a stalk of wheat in saltier, all ppr. Armis cf diligentia. 154. II Basnet, on a mount covered with long grass, an oak-tree, all ppr. 143. 14 Basnett, formerly of the Cloughs, New- castle-under-Lyne, an arm in armour einbowed, holding in the hand a cutlass, all ppr. cf. 196. 10 Baspoole of Beston, Norf., out of a ducal coronet or, a stag's head erm., attired of the first, wreathed about the neck arg. and sa., and tied behind with two bows. cj. 120. 7 Basquer of Isle of Wight, Hants, out of a mural coronet gu., a griffin's head or. 67. 10 Bass, out of a ducal coronet, two wings, all ppr. 109. 8 Bass, of CuTzon Street. Mayfair, London, W., out of a mural crown gu., masoned arg., a demi-greyhound issuant, holding in the mouth a rose with two leaves, all ppr. Bass, Baron Burton, see Burton. Bass, Staffs, a demi-lion gu., resting the sinister paw on a plate charged with a ileur-de-lis az., on the shoulder three annulets, two and one, arg. Basis vir- tutum constantia. 13. 11 Bassano, a silkworm moth ppr. Bassano, Alfred HiU, Esquire, of Heydon- holme. Old Hill, same crest. Gralio iios dirigc. Bassano, Walter, Esquire, of Heydon Cross, Old Hill, same crest and motto. Basse, a demi-lion gu., resting his sinister paw on an oval shield in cartouch or, charged with a fleur-de-lis az. Basset, Arthur Francis, of Tehidy, Cornw., a unicorn's head couped arg., horned, maned, and tufted or. Pro Eege e( popido. Basset, a unicorn's head couped arg., armed and maned or charged with two bars dancettee gu. Pro rege et popnlo. cf. 49- 9 Basset, Charles Henry, Esquire, of Pilton House, Barnstaple, and of Umberleigh, Devonsh., a unicorn's head couped arg., armed and crined or, charged on the neck with two bars indented gu., and for distinction with a cross crosslet of the same. Pro rege et populo. 49. 9 Basset, of Watermouth, Hfracombe, and Umberleigh, Esses: (i) A unicorn's head couped arg., armed and crined or, charged on the neck with two bars, indented gu. (for Basset), cf. 49. 9. (2) On a mount vert, a lamb passant arg., in the mouth a sprig of cinquefoil gu., slipped also vert {for Davie). cf. 131. 9 Basset and Bassett, a griffin segreaut sa., semee-de-lis or, collared and chained of the last. cf. 62. 2 Basset and Bassett, Glouc, a falcon with wings displayed arg. cf. 87. 12 Basset, William Richard Basset, of Beaupre, Cowbridge, Glamorgansh. , a stag's head cabossed, and between the attires a cross fitchee arg. Gwell angau na chywilydd. cf. 122. 5 Bassett, Lord Bassett of Drayton, out of a ducal coronet or, a boar's head az., tusked of the first. 41. 4 39 Bassett, George Forbes, M.A., Basset Mount, Basset, Southampton, a stag's head caboshed, and between the attires a cross pattee fitchee arg. Cwell angau na chijvnlydd. Bassett, Ralph Thurston. Esquire, of Crossways, Cowbridge, Glamorgansh., same crest and motto. Bassett, Alfred Barnard, of Fledborough Hall, Holyport, Berks, a boar's head erased or, gorged with a riband gu., suspending an escutcheon of the last charged with a bugle horn of the first. In ardius fortitudo. 250. 14 Bassett or Basset of Langley, Derbysh., out of a ducal coronet or, a boar's head gu. 41-4 Bassett of Womberly, Devonsh., a uni- corn's head arg., charged with two bars dancettee gu. Pro rege et populo. cf. 49. 9 Bassingborne, out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head gu., ducally crowned of the first. cf. 44. 1 1 Bassinges, three roses gu., stalked and leaved vert, issuing from the wreath. 149. 12 Bastable, a griffin's head couped gu., between two wings erect or. Eegardez mart. 65. 11 Bastard of AsUngton, Norf., an elephant's head, per chevron or and sa., eared of the last. 133. 2 Bastard, an arm in armour embowed, grasping a dagger ppr. 195. 4 Bastard, Baldwin John PoUexfen, of Kitley and Buckland Court, Devonsh., a dexter arm in armour embowed ppr., garnished or, the hand gauntleted grasping a sword in bend sinister, point do«-nward, also ppr., hilt and pommel of the second. Pax potior bello. cf. 195. 6 Bastard, William Edmund Pollexfen, Esquire, of Lynham, Yealmpton, Devonsh., same crest and motto. Bastard, Rev. William PoUexfen, of Coffiete, Torquay, same crest and motto. Basto, a horse's head couped arg. cf. 50. 13 Batchelor or Batchellor, a leg erased above the knee ppr. 193. 10 Bate, Thomas, Esquire, of Kelsterton, Flint, North Wales, in front of a stag's head couped arg., attired or, pierced in the neck by an arrow in bend, point downwards ppr., a hand couped at the wTist fessewise, also or. Live to live. 237. 2 Bate, Yorks, a stag's head arg., attired or, vulned through the neck with an arrow of the second, feathered and headed of the first. Bate, a bull's head couped erm., armed or. cf. 44. 3 Bate, Derbysh., a cross pattee. 165. 7 Bate of Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leics., a dexter hand apaumee. Dieu et ma tnain droite. 222. 14 Bateman, Baron (Bateman-Hanbury), see Hanbury. Bateman, see Jones-Bateman. Bateman, Sir Frederick, of Upper St. Giles, Norwich, a crescent. Principiis obsta. Bateman of Hartington Hall and Bread- sail Mount, Derbysh., out of a crescent BAT or, an etoile gu., between two eagles' wings of the first. Sidus adsit amicv.m. 112. 8 Bateman, Sir Alfred Edmund, K.C.M.G., of Woodhouse, Wimbledon Park, same crest and motto. Bateman, Frederick Osborne Fitzherbert, Esquire, of Hartington Hall and Bread- sail Mount, Derbysh., same crest and motto. Bateman, Hugh Alleyne Sacheverell, Esquire, of Etwall, Derbysh., san-,e crest. Virtus ad sidera. Bateman, Hugh Osborne, Esquire, same crest. Sidus adsit amicum. Bateman, Rev. John Fitzherbert, of 119, Fordwych Road, West Hamp- stead, N.W., same crest and motto. Bateman of Middleton, Derbysh., same crest. Bateman, an increscent arg., between two wings, the dexter arg., the sinister gu. Bateman, Derbysh., out of a crescent or, an etoile gu. 163. 4 Bateman, a Muscovy duck's head couped, between two wings erect, expanded, all ppr. Sec prece, nee pretio. Bateman of Whitechapel, Middx., out of a mural coronet arg., an eagle rising with a garland in its beak ppr. Bateman of Knypersley, Staffs, and Tolson Hall, Westml., a tower arg., issuant therefrom a demi-eagle, wings elevated sa., charged on the breast with the chemical character of Mars or, and holding in the beak a wreath of oak ppr. Bateman, John, Esquire, of Moveron's Manor and Brighthngsea, Essex, same crest. Bateman, Robert, Esquire, of Benthall Hall, Broseley, Shropsh., same crest. Bateman, Rev. Rowland, M.A., of Narowal, Punjab, India, same crest. Bateman, La Trobe-, Rev. William Fair- bairn, Ascot Rectory: (i) In fiont of an eagle's head or, a crescent sur- mounted by a mullet gu., between two wings, also or, each charged with an escallop az. {for Bateman). 252. 14. (2) Out of clouds a dexter cubit arm ppr., the hand grasping an anchor fesseways or (for La Trobc). Tutto si fa. Sidus adsit amicum. Bateman of Oak Park, Kerry, a pheasant ppr. Nee prece, nee pretio. cf. 90. 8 Bateman of Bartholey, Monm., same crest and motto. Bates, Sir Edward Bertram, Bart., J.P., a stag's head erased az., attired or, charged on the neck with two quatre- foils in pale, and pierced by as many arrows in saltire or. Lahore et virtute. ,120. 6 Bates, a lion's head erased gu. 17. 2 Bates, Yorks, a demi-lion rampant, hold- ing in the dexter paw a thistle and in the sinister a fleur-de-lis, all ppr. 13. 12 Bates, late Cadwallader John, of Langley Castle, Northumb., in front of a swan's head couped arg., the neck charged with six barrulets az., five fleurs-de-lis, alternately or and gu. Virtvtis comes invidia. 241 . 4 Bates, a dexter hand apaumee couped ppr. Cor et manxts concordant. 222. 14 BAT Bates of Walsingham, Durham, an arm in armour embowed, the hand grasping a sword, the point to the dexter, all ppr. Ernst und ireu. 195-4 Bates of Milboume Hall, Northumb., a naked man holding in his dexter hand a willow -wand ppr. Et mano et corde. Bates, William R., Esquire, of Liverpool, on a mount vert, a savage wTeathed about the waist with oak, and holding in the dexter hand three arrows con- joined, two in saltire and one in pale, points upwards, all ppr. Bates of Denton, Sussex, an arm in armour embowed, holding a truncheon. Manii et corde. Bates, Henry Stratton, Esquire, J.P., same crest and motto. Bateson, Bart., Baron Deramore, see Deramore. Bateson, Antrim, Ireland, a bat's wing sa. Probitas verus honos. 137. 10 Bath, Marquess Ol (Thj-nne), a reindeer statant or, collared sa. J'ai bonne cause. cj. 125. 9 Bath, a wolf's head sa., holding in the mouth a rose shpped ppr. 29. 7 Bath, Edward Henry, of Alltyferin, Carmarthensh., D L. and J. P. for that CO., High Sheriff 1S92, a wolf's head erased sa., gorged with a collar vair, holding in the mouth a rose gu., shpped and leaved ppr. He conquers who endures. 295 . 1 1 Bath, Ireland, a lion rampant arg., sup- porting in the paws a sword of the first pommel and hilt or. Bather, a falcon close ppr., belled or. Vt vivas vigila. 85. 2 Batherne, of Penhow, Monm., out of rushes a demi-swan rising ppr. Bathgate, Scotland, a bee volant ppr. Vive ut vivas. 137. 2 Bathurst, Bart., of Leachlade, Glouc. {c.rlinr'). on a mount vert, a bay horse statant. cf. 52. 5 Bathurst, Charles, Lydney Park, Glouc, a dexter arm in armour embowed, holding in the hand, all ppr., club with spikes or. Tien ta jot/. 231. 2 Bathurst, Ven. Frederick, Archdeacon of Bedford, of Holwell Rectory, Hitchin, same crest and motto. Bathurst, see Harvey-Bathurst. Bathurst, Earl (Bathurst), a dexter arm in mail embowed, holding in the hand, all ppr., a spiked club or. Tien ta foy. 231. 2 Bathurst, Hervey-, Sir Frederick Edward William, Bart. : (i) A dexter arm in mail embowed, holding in the hand ppr. a club spiked or (for Bathurst). 231. 2. (2) A leopard sa., bezantee, coUared and lined or, holding in the dexter paw a trefoil slipped vert {for Hervey). Tien ta fay. Je n'oublicray jamais. 254. 12 Bathurst, Isle of Wight, a dexter arm in mail-armour, embowed ppr., charged with an annulet or, and holding in the hand, also ppr., a club with spikes or. cj. 199. 2 Bathurst, a tiger holding in the dexter paw a fleur-de-lis ppr. Batle;, Yorka; a demi-lion rampant gu., holding between the paws a bezant. II. 7 Batley, Battley, Battaley, or Batteley, a castle double-towered, weeds growing round the sinister tower ppr. cj. 155. 6 Batnymersh, a dexter arm in armour, holding in the hand ppr. a baton sa , tipped arg. Batt, E.-iquire. J.P., D.L., of Purdysburn, CO. Down, and Ozier Hill, co. Wexford, Ireland, a crescent arg., charged with an escallop gu. Virtute et valore. cj. 163. 2 Batt, Thomas Edmond, Esquire, of RathmuUan House, co. Donegal, a crescent arg., charged with an escallop gu. Virtute et valore. Batt, Hackney, a wolf passant ppr. 28. 10 Batt, see Baett. Batt, Middx., a demi-lion or, guttee-de- sang, holding between the paws a marshal's staff in pale or, tipped sa. cj. 15. 9 Batt, Berks and Yorks, a demi-lion guttee-de-sang, holding between the paws a raiU-rind sa., banded or. Domimis a dextris. Battayll or Battaille, out of an antique crown or, a dexter cubit arm ppr., holding a cross crosslet fitched in pale gu- Batten, Chisholm-, James Forbes Chis- holm, Esquire, of Thornfalcon, near Taunton, and Kirkhill, R.S.O. , Inver- nesshire, in front of the stump of an oak-tree, sprouting on either side ppr., three roses arg., barbed and seeded, also ppr. (jor Batten). 233. 10. (2) A dexter hand holding a dagger erect ppr., on the point a boar's head erased or. Feros jerio {jor Chisholm). Batten, a hand couped in fess, charged with an eye. 221. 4 Batten of Yeovil, Somers. : (i) The trunk of an oak-tree couped at the top, issuing from towards the top two branches, all ppr. (2) A sea-lion erect, holding in the paws an anchor, all ppr. cj. 20. 3 Batten, George B., M.D., 2, Underbill Road, Lordship Lane, Dulwich, S.E., a dexter cubit arm issuing in bend grasping a battle-axe in bend sinister. Batten, Henry Butler, Esquire, of Aldon, Yeovil, Somers., in front of the stump of an oak-tree, sprouting on either side ppr., three roses arg., barbed and seeded ppr. Tcnax propositi persto. Batten, Herbert Gary George, Esquire, of Fairlee, Isle of Wight, Keyford, Yeovil, same crest and motto. Batten, Herbert Phelips, Esquire, of Lufton Manor, near Yeovil. Somers., same crest and motto. Batten, John Mount, Esquire, Upcerne House, Dorchester, same crest. Hold jast. Batten, John, F.S.A., of Aldon, Somers., out of a ducal coronet a camel's head az., gorged with a wreath of roses or. Batten, Clifford, Esquire, of Mussoorie. United Provinces, India, a dexter arm in armour embowed holding in the hand a battle-axe fessewise. all ppr. Fortiter. 292. 8 Battersbee and Battersby, a ram passant erm., armed and ungu. or. cj. 129. 5 BAW Ireland, a ram passant erm., armed and ungu. or. Ante honorem humilitas. cj. 129. 5 Battersby, Worsley, Esquire, of Stanna- naughts. Lanes, Cleveland, Somers., and of 72, Onslow Gardens, London, on a wreath of the colours a ram arg., armed or, charged on the body with two trefoils slipped vert, resting the dexter foreleg on a lozenge sa. Lahore vinces. cj. 131. 10 Battersea, Baron (Flower), issuant out of clouds, a cubit arm erect ppr., the hand holding a rose and a lily arg., each slipped vert. Flores curat Dens. 257- 5 Battle, Wadsworth, Yorks, a stork with a fish in its beak, all ppr. Battle, a kingfisher ppr. cj. 96. 9 Battle, a kingfisher ppr., ducally gorged and chained or, holding in its beak a fish arg. cj. 96. 9 Battle- Wrightson of Cusworth Park, Don- caster, upon a rock ppr., a unicorn rampant arg., resting the sinister fore- leg on an escutcheon or, charged with a griffin's head erased az. 237. 4 Battlne, a demi-Bengal artilleryman habited, holding in the dexter hand a flagstaff ppr., therefrom flowing to the sinister a barmer gu., inscribed " Bhurtpore " in letters of gold. Battye-Trevor, Charles Edmund Augus- tine Trevor, Esquire : (l) Upon a club fesseways ppr., a stork arg., collared and lined sa., holding in the beak a roach ppr. (jor Battye). (2) On a mount vert, the trunk of an oak-tree, a branch sprouting from its dexter side, acorned ppr., upon the trunk a wyvern, tail nowed sa., wings elevated erminois {jor Trevor). Ducat amor Dei. Baud and Baude, a lion's head gardant, erased gu., ducallv crowned or. cj. 18. II Baugh, Oxon., Glouc, and Shropsh., on a ducal coronet or, a talbot sejant sa. cj. 55. 2 Baumfield, see Bamfield. Baumfield, Cornw., and Devonsh. a hon statant gardant, holding in the dexter paw an anchor, the flukes resting on the wreath. 5. 10 Baumtord, see Bamford. Baumford, Donington, Ijncs, on a chapeau a serpent nowed. 142. 9 Baunceford, a lion rampant. i. 13 Bausefield and BausQeld, out of a ducal coronet or, a griffin's head ppr. 67. 9 Bavand, Chesh., a boar's head or, pierced in the mouth with an arrow arg. Bavant, Chester, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a boar's head couped sa., armed and langued gu. 42. 5 Bavent, Norf., a sheaf of six arrows in saltier sa., feathered arg., barbed or, banded gu. 173. 13 Bawde of Curringham, Essex and Beds, a satyr's head in profile sa., with wings to the side of the head or, the tongue hanging out gu. 190. 6 Bawdewyh or Bawdwen, a sceptre in pale or. 170. 10 Bawie, an arm embowed, vested gn., cuffed or, holding in the hand ppr. a branch of laurel vert. BAW BEA Bawtre or Bawtree, Cambs, a lion's head erased gu. '7- ^ Bawtre, a goat's head erased arg. L-°- 5 Bax, Alfred Ridley, Esquire, of lyy Bank, Haverstock Hill, Hampstead, N.\^, two arras embowed, vested sa., cutis arg., the hands ppr., holding a lyre or. Vtnis d tiddis. ^ ^ , Baxendale, Joseph WiUiam, of Hursley Park, Hants, issuant from a mount a fir-tree ppr., between four trefoils, slipped two on either side vert. Bax-Ironside, Henry George Outram, Esquire, of Heronden House, tastry, Kent : (1) A cubit arm vest«d per pale az. and gu., cuff arg., the hand ppr., holding a cross flory or {for Ironside). (2) A demi-lion gu., charged on the shoulder with three cinquefoils arg., holding between the paws an Eastern crown or (lor Bax). In hoc signo vinces ; Cavendo tutus. Baxter, the late Rt. Hon. W. E of Kincaldrum, Forfarsh., Scotland, ; lion rampant guardant sa. I' incit Veritas. ^-i f' ^ Baxter, Jolm Henry, Esquire, Gilston, Colinsburgh, Fifesh., Scotland, a lion rampant guardant sa. Vincit Veritas. Baxter, Edward A., Esquire, of Kincal- drum, near Forfar, a lion passant auardant sa. Vincit Veritas. Baxter of Atherstone, Warw., a falcon beUed and jessed or. Virtule non verbis. ^ , <^l- 85- 2 Baxter, Scotland, an escarbuncle sa. 164. I- Baxter, Stannow, Norf., a lion's gamb erased or, holding a spear sa., headed arg., stringed and tasseUed of the first. Baxter, an eagle's head couped. 83.1 Baxter, Henry, Esquire, J.P., of the Tower, Rainhill, Lanes, a demi-eagle 1 Bayley of Hoddesdon, Herts, out of a I ducal coronet or, a nag's head arg. j 51- 7 Bayley, a boar's head erased ppr. 42. 2 j Bayley, a griffin sejant erm., winged and armed or. Bayley and Bailey, Shropsh., a griffin segreant gu., guttee d'eau. 02. 2 Bayley -Worthington of Sharton HaU, near Northeuden, a goat passant arg., semee of estoiles sa., in the mouth a sprig of laurel ppr. In opmum sed gratuin. Baylie, within seven mullets in orle or, a cross pattee gu. 164. 9 Baylis, Glouc, out of an eastern coronet or, charged on the band with an auricula flower, a bay-tree fructed, aU Baylis, London, a demi-antelope ppr., gorged with a coUar or, budded of the same. 'f ^■, 3 Baylol, Scotland, an increscent and de- crescent arg. 163. 7 BayloU, on a mount vert, a lion rampant collared, holding in the dexter paw an arrow, all ppr. <^f- 2- 6 idc displayed sa., gorged with a col tremel, charged on the breast and each wing with an annulet, and holding in the beak three ears of wheat leaved^and slipped, all or. Baxter, Richard, Esquire, of Leinster Gardens and Lincoln's Inn, London, a bat, wings expanded sa., each wmg charged with an anmilet or, and m the °mouth an arrow fessewise ppr. Deeds, not words. f/. 1 37-. 11 Bay of London and Hants, a dexter wing sa., charged with an escallop or. c/. 109. 7 Bayard, a demi-horse. 53-3 Bayen, a poplar-tree vert. 144-12 Baytord, an owl arg. 9"- 5 Baylee or Bailie, see Bailey. Bayley or Bailey, Scotland, see Bailey. Bayley, a lion rampant ppr. i . 1 3 Bayley, Shropsh., a lion statant gardant ppr., armed and langued gu. Si Deus ■pro iMbis quis contra nos. 4- ' Bayley, London, a demi-lion rampant gardant or, holding in the dexter paw I branch vert. ,'/■/' '° Bayley, Bart., London and Kent, on a mount vert, behind a waU arg., a lion rampant of the same. Bayley, London, a dexter arm embowed, habited az., and charged with a fess vair, the hand ppr. holding a statt arrow, au ppr. j '\ It, Bayly of London, an arm couped at tne elbow and erect, habited gu., charged with a fesse vair, the cuff arg., holding in the hand ppr. a muUet of six points or. <^/- 206. 13 Bayly, Wicklow, a boar's head erased ppr. Quid darius astris ? 42._ 2 Bayly, Somers., a goat's head az., bezantee, attired or. jl- '28. 12 BavlV. Hugh Wansey, M.A., New Oxford and Cambridge Club, same crest. , erum ob consilium. Bayn Scotland, a dexter hand grasping a dagger in pale or. Et marte, el arte. Bayn, a Saracen's head in profile ppr., wTeathed and stringed behind arg. and Baynard, of Blagd>.u, ^v,.^...-, - -;--- rampant or, armed ppr., crined sa "* ' Baynard of Stukey, Norf., a bear's paw erased sa., charged \vith a martlet or. Baynbridge or Baynbrigge, a stag s head erased arg., attired or. 121. 2 Baynbridge, Buckeridge-, Cambs, a dexter cubit arm erect, couped at the elbow vested, charged with three bars ermi- nois, holding in the gauntlet ppr. a cross crosslet fitched sa. Baynbrige, Derbysh., a cubit arm armed with a gauntlet or, holding a battle- Ba^brlgge, Leics., upon a mount vert, a goat passant sa., armed, ungu., belled, and collared arg. 129. 3 Baynbrigge, Derbysh., a bloodhound passant or, collared vert, garnished of the first. '^■'j-'': 5 Bayne, of TuUoch, Scotland, a dexter hand grasping a du-k in pale ppr. ^ A« ■marte, et arte. . 212. 9 Bayne, a pellet between two wings arg. j Bavne, see Baine. Bayne, Scotland, a hand holding a scroll of paper ppr. Virtiite. 215. 6 Bayne, Lanes, an etoile or. 164. i Baynes, Sir Christopher Wilham Walter, Bart of Hareficld Place, Middx., a cubit arm erect, vested az., cuffed erminois, holding in the hand a jaw- bone arg. Furor arma ministral. Baynes, Cumb., Essex, and London, the same crest. Baynes of Blackburn, a cubit arm erect ppr., vested arg., the hand grasping a shuttle or, aU within a wreath of the cotton-plant, flowered and fructed ppr. Arte et industria. 208. 1 5 Baynes or Baines, Surrey, a dove volant regardant or, holding in its beak a myrtle-branch ppr. Baynham, a beaver ppr. i34- » Baynham, Kent and Glouc, a bull s head couped at the neck or. cf. 44- 3 Baynham, Glouc, out of a mural coronet gu. a bull's head arg. cf. 44. 1 1 Bayning, Baron (Powlett), a buck statant sa., attired or, charged on the body with a mullet arg. Stare super vias antiquas. w- ^17- ^5 Baynton and Bayntun, Wilts, a griffin s head erased sa., beaked or. cj. 66. 5 Baynton, a goat passant ppr. cf. 1 29. 5 Bayntun, Rolt-, Bart, (extmct), of Sea- combe Park, Herts, a griffins head erased sa., beaked or. cf. 66. 5 Bayons and Bayos, a horse at fuU speed, holdina in his mouth a spear-head ppr. cf. 52. 8 Bazalgette, Joseph, Esquire, a lion rampant arg., gorged with a coUar az. charged with two crosses flory or, holding in the dexter forepaw a sword erect ppr., pommel and hilt of the third, and the dexter hind-paw resting on a crescent or. Bazalgette, Edward, Esquire, c.o. London County Council, Spring Gardens. Bazeley or Bazley, a hand holding a chapeau between two branches of laurel in orle, aU ppr. 217. 5 BaziUe or Bazely, a crow sa. Be not wanting. ^ ^ . J07; '4 Bazley, Sir Thomas Sebastian, Bart., a cubit arm ppr., charged with a bee volant or, the hand holding a chapeau gu., turned up or, the whole between two branches of oak vert. Fmem resuice -54- 9 Beach, Hicks-, Rt. Hon. Sir Michael Edward, Bart. : (1) A demi-hon ram- pant arg., ducally gorged or, holding in the paws an escutcheon az., charged with a pile or (lor Beach). 236. 4- (2) A buck's head couped at the neck or, gorged with a wreath of laurel ppr. (lor Hicks). Tout en bon heme. Beach of Oakley Hall, Hants: (i) A demi-lion rampant arg., ducaUy gorged or, holding in the paws an escutcheon az., charged with a pile, also or (Beach). 236.4. (2) Crest as above Beach, Beds and Kent, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion arg. 16. 3 Beachcroft, a beach-tree ppr., behind six park pales arg. Beaconsfleld, Earl o\,see Disraeli. Beadle of South Ella, Yorks a stag s head erased or, attired and ducaUy gorged gu. '^I- '^'- \ - ■ lU, Henry Christopher Thomas, of tiogarrn, Montgomerysh., - --.. hound's head ppr., erased gu., gorged with a rosary and a bell pendent therefrom arg. Sec timide, nee temere. BEA I of Gotten House, Somers., a lion with a human face passant or. Esse quam videre. Beaghan of Dunluce, eo. Antrim, Ireland, a bezant between two wings paly sa. and gu., per fesse cotinterchanged. 11. 9 Beaghan, Ireland, two swords in saltier, points downward. cf. 171. 12 Beak and Beake, out of a ducal coronet the horns, scalp, and ears of an ox. Beake or Beeke, Dorset, an ostrich-head arg., holding in the beak a horse-shoe or. Beal, Sussex, a lion's head era.«ed. Tout hardi. 17- 8 Beal or Beall, a demi-wolf sa., holding a spear in pale, tasselled ppr. 29. 4 Beale, Siurey, a unicorn's head sa., erased gu., armed and crined or. 49. 5 Beale, Cork, Ireland, and London, a unicorn's head erased or, charged with an etoile gu. 3Ialo mori quam jadari. cf- 49- 5 Beale of London, a unicorn's bead erased or, semee-d'etoiles gu. cf. 49. 5 Beale of Heath House, Shropsh., a unicorn's head erased or, semee- d'etoiles gu. <■/. 49. 5 Beames, between six sun-rays a garb ppr., charged with three mullets, two and one arg. Bene vivere bis rircrf. Beamish, Bernard-, of Raheroon, Cork, a demi-lion rampant gu., charged on the shoulder with a trefoil slipped or. Virtus insignit attdentes. cj. 10. 5 Beamish, Richard Henrik, Esquu-e, of Ashbourne, Glounthann, co. Cork, Ire- land, a demi-lion rampant gu., charged on the shoulder with a trefoil slipped or. Virtus insignit audentes. cf. 10. 5 Beamish, Alten Augustus William, Es- quire, of 27, Philbeach Gardens, S.W., same crest and motto. Beamish, Francis Bernard Servington, Esquire, same crest and motto. Beamish, James Caulfield, Esquire, of CamphiJl, Dromore West, co. Sligo, same crest and motto. Beamish, North Ludlow Axel, Esquire, of Ashgrove, co. Cork, same crest and motto. Beamish or Bemish, a pair of scales ppr. 179. S Bean or Beane, a lion rampant, holding between the paws a phimb-rule sa. Beanlands, Rev. Arthur John, M.A.,'the Rectory, Victoria, British Columbia, a leopard's head erased or. Bearcroft, a demi-bear rampant muzzled. 34- 13 Beard of North Kells, Lines, a lion's gamb couped or, grasping a horse's leg, erased above the knee sa. 38. 12 Beard, Aberton, Susses, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a tiger couchant or, maned, armed, and tufted sa. Beard, see Bard. Beardmore or Berdmore, on a mitre sa., semee of crosses pattee arg., a cheveron of the last. cf. 180. 5 Beardmore of Uplands, Hants, a griffin's j head erased. Providenti Beardmore, a wolf rampant. 28. 2 I 42 Beardoe, of Manchester, Lanes, a demi- bear, holding in the dexter paw a bundle of six arrows in saltier ppr., headed or, flighted arg. Beardsley, Richard Henry, Bay Villa, Grange-over-Sands, a demi-leopard, holding in the dexter paw a sprig of laurel, all ppr. A cruce salus. 294. i Beare or Beere, Kent, on a garb in fess or, a raven sa. Beare, of Beare, Himtaham and More- bath, Devoush., a bear's head sa., muzzled or. Bear and jorhear. 34. 14 Bearhaven, Viscount, see Bantry. Beasley, a demi-leopard, holding in the dexter paw a sprig of laurel ppr. 23. 9 Beasley, Dublin, a demi-leopard ppr., holding between its paws a plate charged with a trefoil slipped vert. Labor omnia i-incit. Beath or Beith, Scotland, a dragon's head vomiting fire ppr. Fortuna virtiite. 72. 3 Beath or Bietb, Scotland, a dragon's head couped ppr. Fortuna virtiite. 71. i Beath, Scotland, a wolf's head erased. Fortuna virtiUe. 30. 8 Beathell : ( i ) Out of a ducal coronet a boar's head and neck. 41. 4. (2) An eagle's head between two wings dis- played az., charged on the neck with an etoile or. cf. 84. 2 Beatie or Beattie, Scotland, a star issuing from a crescent or. Ltimen coeleste sequamur. 163. 4 Beatie or Beatty, a castle sa. cf. i5S- 8 Beaton, a lion passant sa. Fortis in arduis. 6. 2 Beatson of Rossend, Fife, a bee erect, wings expanded ppr. Cum prudentia sedulus. 137. I Beatson, Stuart Brownlow, Esquire, Union Bank of London, Charing Cross Branch, a bee volant en arriere ppr. Cum frudentia sedulus. Beatson of Contell, Fife, Scotland, a bridge of three arches arg. Pro patria. 158. 4 Beattie of Aberdeen, Scotland, see Beatie. Beatty, Ireland, on a ducal coronet a lion passant gardant ducally crowned. 6. 4 Beatty, W. J., M.D., Van MUdert House, Stockton-on-Tees, a demi-lion ram- pant, holding in the dexter paw a crescent. Foriiter et fidelUer. Beaty, two keys in saltier ppr. cf. 168. 1 1 Beauchamp, Earl of (Lygon), a savage's head afirontee, couped at the shoulders and wreathed round the head ppr. Ex fide fortis. cf. 192. 14 Beauchamp, Proctor-, Sir Reginald Wil- liam, Bart., of Langley Park, Norf. : (i) On a mount vert, a greyhound sejant arg., spotted of a brown colour, collared or. (2) An heraldic tiger. Toujours fidile. 59. 2 Beauchamp, Edmund Beauchamp, D.L., Trevince, Gwennap, Cornw., a demi- sea-horse reguardant arg., holding in his paws a heart gu. Auspice Tuero. Beauchamp of Hoult, Essex, a swan's head and neck arg., beaked gu., between two wings sa. loi. 6 Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-swan arg. Beauchamp, out of a ducal coronet or, a swan's head gu. BEA Beauchamp of Powycke, Glouc, a tiger passant or, vulned in the shoulder gu. 27. II Beauchampe, Glouc. and Warw., out of a coronet gu., a swan's head and neck arg., beaked of the first. Beaucbatt, a cat's head erased gardant gu- 26. Beauclerk, sec St. Alban's, Duke of. Beauclerk, Aubrey de Vere, Esquire, of Ardglass Castle, co. Down. See St. Albans, Duke of. Beauley or Beaufoy, a demi-griffin, hold- ing between the claws a close helmet az. cf. 64. I Beaufice, a Paschal lamb passant arg., bearing a banner pink, the staff ppr., surmounted by cross. 131. 2 Beaufort, Duke ol (Somerset), a portcullis or, nailed az., with chains pendent thereto, also or. Mutare vel timere sperno. cf. 178. 3 Beaufort, Leicester Paul, Esquire, of the Cottage, Strathfield. Turgis, Winch- field. Hants, a female figure habited of the second, encircled round the waist with a belt or, holding in her dexter hand a mirror ppr., in her left hand a book, between two wings erect arg. Dens mens turris fortis. Beauloy, Beaufo, or Beawfo, a tree vert, on a ribbon round the stem the motto " Siibtegmine fagi." Beauman of Hyde Park, co. Wexford, a cubit dexter arm in armour holding a sword, aU ppr. Fortiter. 210. 2 Beaumont, Baron (Stapleton), a man's head couped at the shoulders in pro- file ppr., wreathed about the temples arg. and sa. MieuXx je serra. loi. I2 Beaumont, Sir George Rowland William, Bart., of Stoughton Grange, Leics., on a chapeau az., semee-de-lis or, turned up erm., a lion passant of the second. Erectus non electus. 254. lo Beaumont of Barrow-upon-Trent, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a lion passant or. Erectus non electus. 4. 9 Beaumont, Francis Henry, of Buckland, Siurey, on a chapeau az., semee-de-lis or, turned up erm., a lion passant or. Erectus non electus. 254. 10 Beaumont, De, a demi-lion gardant sa. 10. 8 Beaumont, Leics. and Suff., a lion passant or. 6. 2 Beaumont, Devonsh., a stork or heron, wings expanded arg. 105. 2 Beaumont, Suff., a bear's head erased ppr. 35. 2 Beaumont, Captain Lewis Anthony, K.N., upon a rock a cubit arm erect ppr., holding in the hand a cross crosslet fitchee sa., and surmounted by a mullet of six points or. Beaumont, Henry Frederick, Esquire, of Whitley Beaumont, Huddersfield, a bull's head erased quarterly arg. and gu. Fide sed qui ride. Beaumont, Wentworth Blackett, Esquire, of Bretton Park, Wakefield, same crest and motto. Beaumont, Wentworth Canning Blackett, Esquire, of Bywell Hall, Stockfield-on- Tyne, same crest and motto. Beaumont, Wentworth-BIackett, of Bret- ton Hall, Yorks, same crest and motto. BEA 43 BEC Beaumont, a buU's head quarterly arg. and gu. "( 44-3 Beaumont, Leics., and Beaumont Hall, Suff., an elephant, on its back a tower triple-towered arg., garnished or. (4no/7ier, the tower or.) I33- " Beaurain. a Uon's head erased arg., nelletee. , cf. 17. S Beauvoir, a griffin's head between two wings ppr. ^5; " Beauvoir, London, a demi-dragon, wings addorsed ppr. 73- 1° Beauvons and Beavons, a buU s head sa. cf. 44- 3 Beavan or Bevan, over a mount vert, a dove hovering ppr., in its beak a sem-rin<' or. Semper virtute constans. * ° 21. 5 Beavan, a lion's head erased az., holding in the mouth a rose gu. Beaver, a beaver ppr. '^'*', '^ Beaver, Hugh, Esquire, of the Temple, near Manchester, a mount vert, thereon in front of three arrows, one in pale and two in saltire, points downwards, a beaver passant ppr. Beaver, Robert Atwood, M.D., btur- minster Newton, Dorset, same crest. Industria el virtute. Beaver, A. Atwood, of Beauvoir, Bourne- mouth, same crest and motto. Beaver, a leopard statant ppr. 24. 2 Beavis, Devonsh., a pheon arg. (Anotliei or.) 174." Beawfice, a Paschal lamb passant arg., supporting a flag, the banner pink, the staff or, surmounted by a cross. 131. 2 BeawpeU, out of a mural coronet a hand ppr., vested gu., holding a sword wavy Becher of ChanceUor House, Tunbridge and Beds, a demi-lion erased arg., its body enfiled with a ducal coronet or. cj. 10. 2 Becher, Wrixon-, Sir Henry, Bart, of BaUygihlin, co. Cork, Ireland, out ot a ducal coronet or, a demi-hon erm., gorged with a plain coUar vair. Bis vivet qui bene. cf. 16. 3 Beck of London, a raven ppr., between two wings or. Beck, Norf., out of the sea ppr., a sea- wolf arg., finned or, holding between the paws a cross pattee gu. Beck, see Bee. Beck, Lt.-Col. Charles Harrop, C.B., ot Upton Priory, Macclesfield, Chesh., a raven ppr., between two wings or. Assiduitas. Beck of Woodside, Surrey, a stafl ragijly fessewise or, thereon a blackbird, hold- ing in the beak a sprig of holly ppr. Beck!' Alcock-r William, of Esthwaite Lodge a cross potent? or, perched thereon a blackbird ppr., holding in its beak an annulet of the first. Animum Beazlev, Edwin Arthur, Esquire, of Merefield, Oston, Birkenhead, a demi- leopard ppr., holding in dexter paw a lily arg., stalked, leaved, and slipped vert, and resting the sinister paw on a fleur-de-lis or. Sleadjast. Beazley, Frank Charles, Esquire, of tern Hill, Claughton, Birkenhead, same crest and motto. , j n 1 Beazley, James Henry, Esquire, ol Uak Dene, Noctorum, Birkenhead, same crest and motto. Beazley, Robert Clover, Esquire, of Waterford Road, Birkenhead, same crest and motto. Bebb of Donnington Grove, Berks : (I) An esquire's helmet ppr., resting in a cre-scent gu., the helmet charged with a cross crosslet of the second for distinction (jor Bebb). (2) Out of an Eastern crown or, a cubit arm erect vested sa., cuffed erm., the hand hold- ing a wreath of laurel ppr. (/or Lawrell). Per vim et virtntem.Prcs- mium virtuiis honor. Bebington of Bebington, Chesh., out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-eagle dis- played sa., bezantee. cf. 80. 14 Bee or Beck, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm a lion's head erased of the first. 17. 9 Beccles, a dexter arm in armour embowed ppr., holding in the hand, also ppr., a cross pattee. Beche, Berks, a cubit arm, vested or, cuffed gu., holding in the hand ppr., an escarbuncle of the last. 207. 7 I Beck, Wales, on a mount vert, a pelican arn., vulning herself gu. cf. 98. i Beck, Suff., a peacock ppr. 103. 7 Beck, Peter Arthur, Esquire, of Trelydan HaU Gillfield, near Welshpool, a pea- cock's head couped az., holding in the beak an annulet or, between two wings expanded of the last, semee of annulets of the first. Sixm pretio non emam. Beck of erecting St. Mary and Needham Market, Suff., a peacock's head erased or holding in the beak a serpent entwined about the neck ppr., between two wings az., each charged with three bezants. Unitate fortior. cf. 103. 3 Beck, Rev. Edward Josselyn, of the Rectory, Rotherhithe, a peacocks head erased or, holding in the beak a serpent entwined about the neck ppr., between two wings az., each charged with three bezants. Unitate fortior. _ Becke of Berks and Lines, a peacocks head erased or, gorged with two bars dancettee sa., between two wings az., each charged with three bezants pale- ways. , , l°2-^ Beckering and Bekering, Yorks, a crow perched on an oak-tree. Becket. Ireland, a Cornish chough ppr. I07. 14 Beckett of Courthither, Cornw. (Visita- tion 1623), a Cornish chough, wings expanded sa., beaked and legged gu., ducally gorged or. w- 107-3 Beckett or a Beckett, of Penleigh, Wilts, a fleur-de-Us az., charged with a hon s moline sa. {for Turtier. 6. 8. (2) A fleur-de-lis az., charged with a lions head erased erm. (for Beckett). 19. 8 Beckett, Rt. Hon. Sir Edmund, LL.D., Q.C., Baron Grimthorpe, of Grim- thorpe, Yorks, a boar's head couped or, pierced by a cross pattee fitched erect gu. Prodesse civibus. Beckett, Ernest William, Esquire, of KirkstaU Grange, Leeds, a boar's head couped or, pierced by a cross pattee fitchee erect sa. Prodesse civibus. Beckett, a dexter arm embowed in armour ppr., about the elbow a wreath or and az., holding in the hand, also cnr. a baton of the second. ^^ cf. 200. 3 Beckford, London, Wilts, and Leics., a stork's head erased, holding m the beak a fish, aU ppr. , . , . Beckford, Clarence, Esquire, of Victoria Street, Westminster, S.W., a storks head erased, coUared, and chained reflexed az., between two roses arg., barbed, seeded, leaved, and shpped ppr. De Dieu toxit. Beckford of Ruxley Lodge Surrey, a heron's head erased or, collared, hold- ing in the beak a fish arg. De Diett Beckford of Fon thill, Wilts: (i) A heron's head erased or, gorged with a collar flory and counterflory gu., hold- ing in the beak a fish arg. (2) Out of a ducal coronet or, an oak-tree fructed ppr the stem penetrated transversely by a frame-saw, also ppr., differenced with a shield pendent from a brancli of the tree, charged with the arms of Latimer, viz., gu., a cross patonce or. De Dieu tout. , rr ^ Beckford, Love-, of Basing Park, Hants, a heron's head erased or, holding in the beak a fish ppr. . Beckham, a horse's head arg., pierced tlirough the neck with a broken ti tmg- spear or, and holding in the mouth the top of the spear embrued gu. Beclungham of Hoe, Norf., a demi-gnffin arg., armed sa., wings addoised gu.. hold mg dexter claw a cutli head erased erm. Foys, sapience, et chevalerie. {The arms of Becl-ettare of very ancient date, as per the Visitations of Wiltshire in 1565 and 1623 ; but the crest belonging thereto was granted m the year 1808 to the Rev. Thomas d, Beciett- Turner of Penleigh and Littletoti, Wilt- shire, and to his younger brother William and their descendants.) I9- » Beckett-Turner, WiUiam, of Littleton, Wilts: (I) A lion passant gardant erminois, charged upon the body with three trefoils in fesse slipped vert, and holding in the dexter paw a fer-de- ar Beckingham, Essex, a demi-griffin sa., holding in its dexter claw a cutlass are., hilt and pommel or. cf. 64. b Beckley, Beckly, or Biokley, Devoi^h., a cross pattee gu., between two wings or no. 7 Beckman, London, an ostrich head couped arg., gorged with a fess dan- cettee sa., between two palm-branches BeckweU or BekeweU, a horse-shoe ^ppr.^ Beckwith or Bickwith, a stag's head erased ppr. , , '^'' j Beckwith, Durh., a stag's head couped Beckwith, an antelope ppr. 126.12 Beckwith of Thurcroft, Yorks, an ante- lope ppr., holding in the mouth a branch vert. Jomr en bien. ^^^^^ Beckwith, Henry John J.P., of IMia- hope Park, Shropshire, and Silks- worth, near Sunderland, an antelope trippant holding in the mouth a branch. ,Jouir en bien. BEC Beckwitb, Bart., of Aldborough, Yorks, same crest and motto. Beckwith, Yorks, a stag's head quarterly per fess indented or and gu. Another, or and az. 121. 5 Beckwith, Yorks, a stag's head couped sa. 121. 5 Beckwith, Durh., a roebuck's head couped sa. 121. 5 Beckwith, a dove holding in the beak three ears of wheat, all ppr. cf. 92. 5 Beckwith and Beckworth, Yorks, an eagle's head or, beaked gu., charged ■with two bends vert, all between two wings, one arg., the other sa. cf. 84. 2 Beckquet, a falcon rising sa., ducally gorged or. Celcrilas. 87. 2 Bective, Earl, see Headfort, Marquess. Becton, a demi-heraldic tiger ppr., ducally gorged and chained or. cf. 25. 12 Becton, a demi-heraldic tiger ducally gorged and chained, holding between the paws a mullet of six points. cf. 25. 12 Bedall, Essex, a buck's head gu., attired or, between the attires a bough of a tree leaved ppr. c/. 1 2 1 . 5 Beddington, Hyam Leopold, Esquire, of CornwaU Terrace, St. Marylebone, London, a lion rampant arg., gorged with a collar geraelle az., holding in the fore-paws a flagstaff erect ppr., there- from flowing to the dexter a banner az., charged with a chaplet of roses arg., and resting the dexter hind-paw on a mullet of six points or. E.r fide jortis. 2. 10 Beddington, Claude, Esquire, of 5 1 , South Street, Park Lane, W., same crest. Be strong and oj good courage. Beddington, Herbert Melville, Esquire, of 8, Cornwall Terrace, Regent's Park, N.W., same crest and motto. Beddington, Maurice, Esquire, of 91, Lancaster Gate, London, W., same crest. Beddington, Alfred Henry, Esquire, 8, CornwaU Terrace, Regent's Park, London, N.W., on a WTeath of the colours a lion rampant arg., gorged with a collar gemelle az., holding in the fore-paws a flagstaff erect ppr., therefrom flowing to the dexter a banner az., charged with a chaplet of roses arg., and resting the dexter hind- paw on a mullet of six points or. Be strong and of good courage. 2. 10 Beddington, Samuel Henry, Esquire, of Hyde Park Square, London, W., a lion rampant arg., gorged with a coUar gemelle az., holding in the fore-paws a flagstaff erect ppr., therefrom flowing to the dexter a banner az., charged with a chaplet of roses arg., and rest- ing the dexter hind-paw on a mullet of sis points or. Deus nobis guts contra. Beddoe, John, M.D., the Chantry, Bradford-on-Avon, Wilts, a stag's head and neck erased ppr., pierced through the neck by an arrow or. Qui invidet Bedell of Rumford, Essex, an arm in armour couped at the elbow and erect, the hand grasping a cutlass by the blade arg., billed or. 44 Bedell and Bedolfe, Staffs and Bedolph's Hall, Essex, an arm embowed, vested az., holding in the hand ppr. a sword arg., hilt and pommel or, pierced into the side of a squirrel sejant regardant or, the side of the squirrel guttee-de-sang. Bedell of Hamerton, Hunts, out of a pa,lisado coronet a buck's head or, attired az. cf. 120. 7 Bedell-Sivright, William Henry Revell, Esquire, of North Cliff, North Queensferry, Fifeshire, Scotland, a dexter hand holding a thunderbolt ppr. Recte jerio. 216.4 Bedell, a stag's head couped gu., attired or, the branches az., between the attires a thistle of the second stalked and leaved vert. cj. 121. 5 Bedewell or Bedwell, on a rock a fort in flames ppr. 155. i Bedford, Duke (Russell), a goat passant arg., arraedor. Chesarasara. cj.iig.t, Bedford, Cornw., an eagle rising from an anchor arg. Verite sans peur. Bedford, a hand ppr., holding a sphere erect or. 216. 3 Bedford, John, Esquire, of Oughtibridge and Birley House, Yorks, in front of a bear's paw erased sa., holding a terrestrial globe ppr., an annulet arg. Gare le pied fort. 231. 5 Bedford, Henry Hall, Esquire, same crest and motto. Bedford of More Hall, Bolsterstone, Sheffield, same crest and motto. Bedford of Henloc, Beds and London, a demi-lion sa., ducally crowned or, holding between the paws a sphere, also or. cf. 1 1 . 7 Bedford, Edward, solicitor and Notary Public, 12, Priory Crescent, Southover, Lewes, Sussex, a demi-lion rampant holding between the paws an imperial crown Animum fortuna sequatur. 3GO, 9 Bedford, a demi-lion rampant ppr., hold- ing in the dexter paw a trefoil slipped vert. cf. 13. 13 Bedford, a demi-lion rampant az., holding in the dexter paw a fleur-de-lis or. cf. 13. 2 Bedford, Ryland-, a demi-lion rampant sa., murally crowned or, holding be- tween the paws a bezant. Ariimum fortuna sequatur. Bedingfield of Beckhall, Norf., an eagle displayed or. Despicio terrena. 75. 2 Bedingfield, Paston-, Sir Henry George, Bart., Oxburgh, Norf., a demi- eagle wings expanded gu. Despicio terrena solcm contemplor. Badge, a fetterlock az. 80. 2 Bedingfield of Ditchingham, Norf., a demi-eagle wings expanded gu. Aquila non capit muscas, or Despicio terrena. 80. 2 Bedingfield, James, of Bedingfield House, Eye, Suffolk, same crest and motto. Bedingfield, a demi-eagle wings ex- panded or. Despicio terrena. 80. 2 Bedingfield, a unicorn's head erased sa., I the horn wreathed or and arg. 49. 5 Bedle or Bedell, London, a stag's head erased or, attired and ducally gorged gu. cf. 121. 2 Bedo and Bedon, of Putney, Surrey, a boar's head couped and erect gu. of- 43- 3 BEG Bedolle, see Bedell. Bedwell of the Manor, East Kennett, near Marlborough, out of a ducal coronet a griffin's head. 67. 9 Bee of Basingstoke, Hants, a dragon's head or, pierced through with an arrow gu., flighted and feathered arg. Bee, Norf., a dragon's head erased or, collared vair. 71-2 Beebee, a beehive ppr. Se defendendo. </ 137- 7 Beeby, a mullet or. 164. 2 Beech, Rowland John, of Brandon Lodge, Warw., and the Shawe, Staffs, in front of a bugle-hom stringed az., a stag's head cabossed or. Sub teg/nine fagi. 122. 8 Beecham, Joseph, Esquire, Ewanville, Huyton, near Liverpool, a swan's head and neck erased arg., between two escallop-shells or, holding in the beak a like escallop-shell. Nil sine labore. loi. 2 Beecher of London, a demi-lion erased arg., enfiled round the body with a ducal coronet or. cf. :o. 2 Beechey and Beecby, a hurt. cf. 159. 14 Beeching, Sussex, a winged spur. Ag- noscar evcntu. 1 1 1 . 12 Beeching, James Plumer George, Esquire, of Spring Grove, Isleworth, a beech- tree, the sun rising from behind the stem, in front a fountain, all ppr. Beecroft, Berks, on a chapeau vert, turned up or, a wyvem, wings ex- panded az. Pro virivtc. cf. 70. 1 1 Beecroft of Bishop- Wearmouth, two arms embowed, dexter and sinister, in ar- mour ppr., holding in the fingers an annulet gu. cf. 194. 11 Beedham of Ashfield, Kimbolton, Hunts, oa a mural crown ppr., a bird, wings expanded arg., beaked and legged gu., resting its dexter claw on an escutcheon of the second charged with a human heart of the third. God be in m>j bede. Beeke, see Beake. Beekenshall, Lanes, an arm erect couped below the elbow holding a garland gu. 218. 6 Beer and Beere, see Beare. Beerhaven, Viscount, see Bantry, Earl of. Beers of Leslie Hill, Ireland, on a garb in fesse or, a raven sa. In Deo spes mea. Beesley or Beesly, out of a mural coronet two branches of palm in saltier ppr., surmounting a spear in pale. I75. i Beeston, Beestone, or Beiston, a heart gu., within a fetterlock sa. cf. 181. 7 Beeston of Beeston Castle, Chesh., on a mount vert, a castle or, issuant there- from an arm in armour embowed ppr., garnished of the second, brandishing a sword ppr., hilted, also or. Beetham, Richmond, Esquire, J. P., of Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zea- land, Resident Magistrate for Christ- church and Sheriff of Timaru, South Canterbury, a stag lodged gu. Per ardua surgam. "S- 7 Beetham, late Albert, out of a ducal coronet or, an elephant's head trunked and tusked or. Per ardua surgam. Beevor, Sn Hugh Reeve, Bart., of Hethel, Norf., a beaver passant ppr. Suaviter in modo, fortiter in re. 236. 7 Beevor of Heckmondwike, Yorks, the same crest. Nil desperandum. BEG Beg or Begg, Scotland, a cross crosslet fitched between two branches of palm in orle ppr. c/. i66. 5 Begbie, Francis Warburton, Esquire, M.R.C.S., a lion's gamb erased, holding a spear-head ppr., and in an escroU over the same this motto : Sans peur. Begbie, Rev. A. J., M.A., of the Rectory, Horton, Chipping Sodbury, Glouc, a cock ppr., charged on the breast with a hurt, the dexter claw resting on a mullet of six points or. In Deo con- Begbie, Colonel Elphinstone Waters, C.B., of Clifton Lodge, Winchester, same crest and motto. Begg, Dublin, a naked arm embowed ppr., holding in the hand a long cross g"- Begg, Ireland, a hand fesswise couped at the wrist ppr., holding a cross formee fitchee purpiue. Begg, out of a mural coronet a dem savage ppr., wreathed round th middle vert, holding in the dextt hand a cock's head and in the sinister a club resting on the shoulder. Beggar or Begger, a pelican's head and neck erased vulning herself. 98. 2 Beggs of Shropsh., a Cornish chough ppr. 107. 14 Behethland, from a cloud in the sinister a dexter hand fesseways holding a club in pale, all ppr. 223. 5 Behrens, Sir Jacob, of Springfield House, Bradford, Yorks, a demi-bear arg., muzzled sa., holding in the dexter paw a mullet of six points gu., and resting the sinister paw on an escutcheon gu., charged with a bee volant ppr. Esse quam videri. Behrens, Charles, Esquire, of Holm-Acre, Altrincham, Chesh., same crest and Behrens, Gustav Nathan, Esquire, same crest and motto. Beigtaton of Werksworth, on a mural coronet or, a greyhound erm., collared ot the first. Beilby, Warw., a leopard's face. 22. 2 Beilby, a hawk close ppr. 85. 2 Beirne or O'Beirne, Cotmaught, a dexter arm in armour embowed, the hand grasping a sword, all ppr. 195. 2 Beist or Blest of Atcham, Shropsh.', a sinister arm couped above the elbow, vested sa., cuffed arg., the hand ppr. holding a bow stringed, also ppr. Beiston, see Beeston. Beith or Bieth, Scotland, a dragon's head couped vert. Fortuna virtute. 71. i Beke, Beeke, or Beack, Durh., out of a ducal coronet gu., two bulls' horns erui. Boke, out of a ducal coronet a boar's head and neck. 41. 4 Beke or Beck, Berks and Lines, a hare's head. Beke, Norf., a dragon's head erased or, collared vair. 71-2 Bekett, within a wreath or and vert, garnished with laurel - leaves of the second, a falcon rising arg., legged and beaked gu., and ducally gorged Belasis, a stag's head erased arg. Bonne tt belle assez. 121. 2 Belasyse of Newborough, Yorks, Viscount Fauconburgh, and a Bart., a stag's 45 head erased ppr., attired or, holding in the mouth an acorn leaved vert. Bonne et belle assez. cj. 119. 11 Belcher, Northamp., a demi-hawk or, wings expanded sa. 88. 1 1 Belcher of Gilsborough, Northamp. , Staffs, and Warw., a greyhound's head erased erm., eared az., gorged with a collar gu., rimmed and ringed or. cf. 61. 2 Belches, Scotland, a horse's head arg., bridled gu. Keep tryst. 51-5 Belches of Tofts, Scotland, the stump of an oak-tree eradicated shooting branches ppr. Revirescit. 145. 2 Belches and Belsches, Scotland, a grey- hound's head couped arg., collared az. Fidget virtus intaminata. 61. 2 Beldam, a lion rampant arg. I- '3 Beldam-Johns, Frederick Meadows, Es- quire, of Fowlmere Manor, Royston, a garb banded or, pendent from the band by a ring, also or, an escutcheon vert, charged with a dexter hand couped at the wrist or. Dal Deus incrementttm. Beldero, Suff., a greyhound current gu., collared and rmged or. cf. 58. 2 Belew or Bellew, Devonsh., an arm em- bowed, vested vert, holding in the hand ppr. a bell or. Beley, late of St. John's Hill, Surrey, a griffin sejant or, winged vair, resting the dexter claw on a plate. Auspice Deo vinces. cf. 62. 10 Belfarge or Belfrage, Scotland, on a ducal coronet or, a hawk belled ppr. 85. 9 Belfast, Earl of, see Donegal, Marquess of. Belfield of London and Herts, a demi- heraldic tiger arg., armed and tufted or, pierced thi'ough the body with the broken staff of a flag, the flag hanging between the fore-legs party per fess wavy arg. and az. BelQeld of Malmains, Glouc, same crest. Vbi amor ibi fides. Belfour, Belfore, Belfoure, and Balfour, a hautboy in pale ppr. 168. i Belfrage, see Belfarge. Belgrave, William, of Kilworth and Bel- grave, Leics., and Preston Hall, Rutland, a ram's head arg. 130. i Belgrave of Cocktield, Suff., out of a ducal coronet a fleur-de-lis. Belhaven and Stenton, Baron (Hamilton), Wishaw House, Lanarksh., Scotland, a nag's head couped arg., bridled gu. Ride through. 51-5 Belhouse, a squirrel sejant per pale arg. and az., the tail or, the fore-feet against an oak-branch vert, fructed or. Belhouse, a wolf's head party per pale or and az. 30. 5 Beliald of Thorpe, Northamp., a lion's head couped gu., billettee arg. cf. 21. i Bell of Stoneycross, Leics., a demi-man affrontee habited in russet leather and gloved grasping in the dexter hand a hawk rising ppr., suspended therefrom a lure, the sinister hand resting on a trefoil slipped both or. Magna est Veritas. Bell, a hawk close ppr., beaked and belled or. Perscverantia. 85. 2 Bell, Richard Moore, Claremont, Brighton Road, Sutton, Surrey, a hawk close ppr., belled or. Perscverantia. Bell, Berlis and Bucks, a hawk, wings expanded arg., beaked and belled or, I jessed gu. cf. 87. 12; BEL Bell, Charles Wentworth, Esquire, of Bronsil, Eastnor, near Ledbury, Heref., on a rock ppr., between two antlers az., a hawk close, also ppr., around the neck a riband az., pendent therefrom a bell or. Dexlra fideque. Bell, Spencer-, James, Esquire, of Fawe Park, Cumb. : (i) A beaver statant erm. (for Bell). 134. S. (2) Out of a ducal coronet or, a gritiin's head arg., collared gu., between two wings ex- panded of the second {for Spencer). Dieu defend le droit. cf. 67. i Bell, Charles Loraine, of Woolsington, Northumb., between two escallops sa., a falcon close ppr., belled and jessed or, holding in the beak a wing erect, also or. Bell assez bel. 81;. 2 Bell, Sir Isaac Low thian, Eart., of Ro'un- ton Grange, Yorks, a hank or, holding in its beak a lure az., and resting its dexter claw on a sun in splendour of the first. Perseverantia. 86. 2 Bell, John Charles, Esquire, of 61, Port- land Place, London, W., in front of the stock of a tree a branch of olive and a sword ,jn saltire, all ppr., thereon a hawk, wings close arg., belled or, charged on the body with two bars az. Fortis qui predens. Bell, Thomas, Esquire, 23, Windsor Terrace, Newcastle-on-Tyne, in front of a mount vert, thereon a falcon rising ppr., belled and jessed or, three roses fessewise of the last. Industria et probitate. 87. 5 Bell, a falcon close ppr., belled or. Prend moi tel que je suis. 85.2 Bell of Bellview, co. Fermanagh, Ireland, on a ducal coronet or, a falcon rising ppr., collared gu., belled of the first. Bell, Thomas Fotherley, M.B., the Red House, Heckington, Lines, a falcon belled ppr. Prend moi tel que je suis. Bell, on a mount an eagle rising ppr. Yian affectat Olympo. cf. 78. i Bell, on a rock ppr., a martlet erminois. cf. 95. 2 Bell, a hawk's bell stringed ppr. Bell, Scotland, a bell or. 168. 7 Bell, in front of a tree ppr., a bear resting his dexter fore-paw on a bell. Bell, Essex, a talbot passant erm. 5.4. i Bell, Scotland, a demi-lion rampant ppr. Dextra fideque. 10. 2 Bell, Matthew, of Bourne Park, Canter- bury, a Uon's head erased ppr. Lege et labore. Bell of Ewell, Surrey, and of Scatwcll, Muir of Ord, Scotland, formerly of Provosthaugh, Scotland, on a mount vert, a roebuck feeding ppr. Signum pads amor. 116. Q Bell, Matthew Montgomerie. Esquire, of 72, Great King Street, Edinburgh, a stag grazing ppr. Signum pads amor. 256. 18 Bell of Jamaica, a stag's head erased gu attired arg. Fulget virtus. 121. 2 Bell of Fortoun, Scotland, a stag's head erased ppr. Ardenter amo. 121. 2 Bell, Thomas, Esquire, Rossie, Perth, a stag's head erased gu. Fulget virtus. 121. 2 Bell of Ealing, a stag's head ppr., attired or. Signum pads amor. 121. 5 BEL Bell, Sir James, ist Bart., of Marlborough Terrace, Glasgow, a stag's head couped ppr., attired or. Signum pacis amor. Bell, Scotland, a dexter hand with the two last fingers folded down ppr. Confido. 222. II Bell, Joseph, Esquire, surgeon, 2, Mel- ville Crescent, Edinburgh, uses a garb. Quid utilius. 153-2 Bell, Middx., a portcullis ppr. 178. 3 Bell, George Robert, Esquire, a stone masoned arch ppr., suspended from the keystone thereof a bell or. Bell, London, a human heart winged ppr. Forward, kind heart. 112. 10 Bell, Glouc, an arm embowed, vested gu., holding in the hand ppr. a battle- axe, the staff gu., the head arg. Bell, Scotland, a cubit arm in armour grasping a scimitar, all ppr. Pro rege et patria. Bell, Walter Leonard, M.D., 123, London Road, Lowestoft, Suff., a garb or. Quid utilius. BeU, William Abraham, Esquire, of Pen- deU Court, Bletchingley, Surrey, a figure of Justice vested chevronny of six arg. and gu. Hujus stat fof^dere Mundus. Bellairs of Kirby Bellars, a lion's gamb ersised gu. In truce viea fides. 36. 4 Bellairs, Lines, out of a mural coronet or, a demi-lion rampant gu., holding between the paws a cross crosslet fitchee or. Bellairs, Lines, out of a mural coronet or, a demi-lion rampant gu., holding in the paws a staff ppr., thereon a banner displayed of the arms of Walford, viz., arg. a fesse, and in chief a lion passant gu. cf. 16. 7 BeUairs of Barton End, Staffs : (i ) Out of a mural crown or, a demi-lion rampant gu., holding between the jiaws a cross crosslet fitchee, also gold. (2) A horse's head couped arg., in the mouth a leaf of oak ppr. Virtus tutissima cassis. Bellairs, Lieutenant-General Sir William, of Clevedon, Somers., same crests. Virtus tutissima cassis. Bellairs, George Clarke, Esquire, of South- bourne-on-sea, Hants: (i) Out of a mural crown or, a demi-lion rampant gu., langued az., holding between his paws a cross crosslet titchee or. (2) A horse's head couped arg., in the mouth a leaf of oak ppr. Virtus tiitissi/na cassis, and Nihil sine cruce. Bellairs, Lines, a horse's head couped arg., holding in the mouth a wreath of oak vert. Bellam, Ballam, and Bellome, out of a ducal coronet or, a cock's head between two wings gu., combed and wattled of the first. Bellamy, an arm couped and erect, vested sa., cuffed arg., holding in the hand ppr. a sceptre or, surmounted by a crescent arg. Bellars of New Lodge, Herts, a lion's gamb erased ppr. 36. 4 Bellas, a stag's head erased per fesse, indented arg. and gu., attired or, holding in the mouth a fleur-de-hs az. (/. 121. 2 Bellasis or Bellasses, on a mount a palm- tree ppr. 144. 3 Bellasis, Durh., a stag's head erased ppr., attired or. 121. 2 46 Bellasis or Bellassis, Yorks, alion couohant gardant az. Bonne et belle assez. 7. 10 Bellasis of Marton, Westml., a mount vert, thereon a lion couchant gardant az., in front of a tent ppr., lined gu. 9. 4 Bellasis, Edward, Esquire, Lancaster Herald, of 22, Prince of Wales' Terrace, W., a mount vert, thereon a lion couchant gardant az., in front of a tent ppr., lined gu. Q. 4 Bellasis, Yorks, a stag's head erased, in mouth an oak-branch fructed ppr. cf. 121. 2 Bellenden of Auchinoule, co. Edinburgh, a hart's head couped, between the attires a cross crosslet fitchee or. Sic iturad astra. 1 20. 12 Bellerby, Yorks, a dexter hand couped at wrist, pierced through the palm with an arrow in bend sinister, all ppr. Bellere, a spur rowel az. 164.8 Bellet, Chesh., a fox's head erased sa. 33.8 Bellet of Norf. and Wilts, an arm in armour couped at the elbow, holding in the gauntlet a baton or, tipped at both ends sa. 209. 9 Bellew of Stockleigh, Devonsh., an arm embowed, vested, the hand ppr. grasp- ing a chalice, poui'ing water into a basin, also ppr. Tout d'en haul. Bellew of Okehampton, a dexter arm em- bowed vested vert, cuffed arg., the hand or, grasping a chalice pouring water into a basin, also ppr. Bellew, William Legassicke, Esquire, same crest and motto. Bellew, a boar passant sa. 40. 9 Bellew, a hyena passant. cf. 127.13 Bellew, Baron (Bellew), of Barmeath, co. liOuth, Ireland, an arm in armour embowed, holding a sword ppr. Tout d'en haul. 195. 2 Bellew, an arm in armour embowed, hold- ing in the hand a dagger, point down- wards. Bellew, Grattan-, Sir Henry Christopher, Bart., of Mount Bellew, co. Gal way, Ireland: (1) An arm in armour em- bowed ppr., charged with a crescent for difference, grasping in the hand a sword l)pr., pommel and hilt or (for Bellew). 234. 4. (2) A dove ppr., holding in its dexter claw a sceptre and standing on a tun or (jar Grattan). Tout d'en haut. 248. 7 Bellewe of Newstead, Lines, a buck's head erased or, guttee-de-larmes, the dexter attire arg., the sinister az., guttee counterchanged. cj. 121. 2 Belli of Courtlands, Surrey, on the battle- ments of a tower gu., a lion rampant erm., holding in the dexter fore-paw a sword erect ppr., pommel and hilt or, the dexter hind-paw resting on a cal- trap of the last. Per acuta belli. Bellingham, Lines and Yorks, a buck's head couped arg., on a branch twisted or and az., leaved vert. Bellingham, Ireland, a stag's head erased sa., attired or, charged with a fleur- de-lis of the Icist. cf. 120. 5 Bellingham, Sir Alan Henry, Bart., of Castle Bellingham, co. Louth, Ireland, a buck's head couped or. Amicus amico. Ainsi il est. 121. 5 Bellingham of Brumby, Lines and Sussex, a stag's head arg., attired or, gorged with a chaplet vert. 120. ? BEN Bellingham, Bart, (extinct), of Hilsington, Westml., a stag's head erased az., attired or. 121. 2 Bellingham of Orston, Wilts, a demi-buck supporting a banner charged with the family arms, viz., arg. on a pile or, between two bugle-horns sa., stringed or, two boar's heads couped in chief sa., and in base a rose gu., stalked and leaved vert. Bellingham of Hissington, a bugle-horn arg. 228. II Bellis, a hand in armour, holding a holly- branch, all ppr. 209. 14 Bellismo, out of water the top of a spear in pale, sustaining on its point a dolphin naiant. 140. 10 Bellomont, a cross moline lozenge- jjierced gu. cf. 165. 11 Bellot, a fox's head erased sa. 33. S Belmore, Earl (Lowry-Corry) : (I) A cock ppr. {for Carry). 91. 2. (2) A garland of laurel vert between two branches of the same (/or Lotwy). 257.12. Virtus semper viridis. Belmour, a griffin's head. 66. i Beloe, an ancient Greek lyre or, the chords arg., the band gu., garnished of the first. Vita et pectore puro. Belper, Baron (Strutt), in front of rays of the sun ppr., a cu'oit arm erect, vested, bendy of six or and sa., cuffed arg., holding in the hand a roll of papir ppr. Propositi tenax. 248. J Belsches, see Belches. Belsches-Wisheart, on a chapeau a trunk of an oak-tree eradicated, sprouting out branches with leaves ppr. Rcvirescit. Fulget. Belsches of that ilk, a greyhound's head couped arg., collared az. Fulget virtus intaminata. Belshes, Invermay, a horse's head couped arg., bridled gu. Keep tryst. Rc- vercscit. 51-5 Belson, a hand holding a key in bend sinister. 217. 7 Belstede, Belsted, Belstide, or Beltead, Norf., aseax az., hilted or. 171. 2 Belt of Boasall Hall, Yorks, on a mount vert, a cross pattee fitchee in pale gu. cf. 166. 3 Beltolt or BeltoftS, a cock sa., beaked, combed, and wattled gu. 91. 2 Beltoft or BeltoftS, Lines, out of a ducal coronet a hand holding a sword, all ppr. 212. II Belvale, two arms in armour embowed, holding in the hands a heart inflamed ppr. 194. 7 Belward, a pheon sa. 174. 11 Belyn, Chesh., a unicorn's head erased arg., armed or, charged on the neck \vith four bars gu. cf. 49. 7 Bempde, a winged spur. III. 12 Ben and Benne of Newport-Cranley, Surrey, an heraldic tiger passant erm., ducally gorged and tufted or. cf. 25. 5 Benbow of Newport, Shropsh., a harpy close or, the face ppr., the head wreathed with a chaplet of flowers gu. cf. 189. I Bence of Aldborough, Benhall, and Kings- Held, Suff., a tower arg., charged with a fret gu. cf. i Bence, Edward Starkie, Kentwell Hall, Suff., a tower or, charged with a fret gu. Virtus castellum meum. BEN Bence of Thcrington, Suff., a castle triple-towered. FirtJM castellum meum. cf. 15?- 8 Bence-Lambert, Colonel Guy Lenox, C.M.G., of Thorington Hall, Darshani, Suff., a centaur ppr., charged on the shoulder with a cross crosslet or. Ut quocunquc paratns. Bender, a stag's head cabossed, between the attires a bugle-horn strung, all arg. cf. 122. 5 Bendall, Middx., a demi-lion double- queued az., holding an anchor ppr. cf. 12. 12 Bendlowes, Essex, a centaur with bow and arrow, all or. 53. 2 Bendyshe, Rev. Richard, of Harrington, Cambs, and Bendish of Steeple- Bamstead, Essex, out of a ducal coronet or, a talbot'a head, all or. Utrague 57. 12 Bene, a buck's head erased, per pale em- battled, holding in the mouth a rose slip ppr., thereon three roses arg. Benegall, a battering-ram fesseways. Benett of Norton Bavant and Westbury, Wilts, out of a mural coronet or, a lion's head arg., charged with a mullet, also or. rf. 19. 12 Benett, Wilts, a demi-lion rampant gu., holding between the paws a bezant. II. 7 Benett, Staffs, a horse's head arg. cf. 50. 13 Benge, an eagle displayed ppr. 75- 2 Benger, Kent, a cockatrice per pale or and vert, wings expanded counter- cliaiiged. 68. 6 Bengough, Rev. Edward Stuart, M.A., of the Rectory, Hemingby, Horn- castle, two crosses pattee arg., thereon resting a lion's head erased sa., charged with an ermine spot or. Per acuta belli. Bengough, Major - General Harcourt Mortimer, C.B., of The Beech House, Whitwell, Herts, same crest and motto. Benhan, Bengham, or Benham, a chart ppr. 159. II Benjamin, on a chapeau a flame of fire, all ppr. 180. 10 Benley, a sand-glass gu. I77- 15 Benn, Joseph, Esquire, of Horton Grange, Bradford, Yorks, on a wreath of the colours an alpaca's head couped at the neck between two sprigs of oak fructed ppr. Cura atque industria. 125.2 Benn, William Henry, Esquire, of Willas- ton, Harrogate, same crest and motto. Benne, London, an heraldic tiger passant erni., ducally gorged and tufted or. Bennet, a ship in full sail ppr. 160. 13 Bennet, Earl 0! Tankerville, see Tanker- ville. Bennet of London, a double scaling- ladder or. 15S. 12 Bennet, Norf., two dolphins, the one or, the other arg., entwined in saltier, erect on their tails. 1 40. 3 Bennet, a Cornish chough ppr. 107. 14 Bennet of London, on a mount vert, a martin ppr. Bennet of Laleston, Glamorgansh., a goat's head erased sa. Aut minquam tentes, mil perfice. 128. 5 47 Bennet of Grubet, Bart., a hand issuing out of a cloud ppr., holding a cross pattee fitched gu. Benedictua qui tollil crucem. 223. 6 Bennet, a dexter hand holding a cross pattee fitched gu. Bcnedir.ius qui iollit crucem. 221. 12 Bennet, Ireland, an arm couped at the elbow, holding a thistle slipped, all ppr. 218. Bennet, Scotland, a demi-lion holding in its dexter paw a cross crosslet fitched. Benediclus qui tolli! cruceyn. 11. 10 Bennet, Scotland, a demi-lion holding in the dexter paw a cross pattee gu. Bennet of Abington, out of a mural coronet or, a lion's head gu., charged with a bezant. cf. 19. 1 2 Bennet of Steeple- Ashton, Wilts, a demi- lion rampant arg., crowued or, support- ing a tower ppr. Bennet, Leigh-, Henry Cmrie, of Thorpe Place, Smrey, out of a mural coronet or, a lion's head gu. Dux vitoe ratio. cf. 19. 12 Bennet of Rougham Hall, Suff., and of Tollesbury, Essex, out of a mural coronet or, a lion's head gu., charged on the neck with a bezant. Bene tenax. cf. 19. 12 Bennett of Thorpe Place, Surrey, out of a mural coronet or, a lion's head gu., charged with a bezant. Dux vita: ratio. cf. 19. 12 Bennett, William, Esquire, of Bank House, Grimsby, in front of a demi- lion or, gorged with a collar invected gu., holding between the paws a bezant, an escallop surmounting two branches of oak fructed in saltire ppr. Deo Bennett of Bennett's Court, Ireland, out of a mural coronet or, a demi-lion rampant arg., holding in the dexter paw a bezant. Serve the King. Bennett, Surrey and Berks, out of a mural coronet or, a lion's head gu., charged on the neck with a bezant. cf. 19. 12 Bennett of Faringdon, Berks, a lion's head charged with a bezant. Dc hon valoir servir le roi. cf. 21. I Bennett, a demi-lion rampant gu., hold- ing in the dexter paw a bezant. Bennett of Finsbury, a demi-hon rampant or, holding in its dexter paw a bezant. Bennett, Jackson-, John Charles, Es- quire : (i) Out of a mural coronet or, a demi-lion rampant arg., holding between the paws a bezant (for Bennett) cf. II. 7. (2) An arm embowed in armour, the hand grasping a battle- axe, all ppr., the arm charged with a mullet gu. (for Jackson). Serve the king. cf. 200. 6 Bennett of Stourton, Stourbridge, on a mount vert, a horse's head couped arg., pierced through the neck by an arrow, in bend sinister, point downwards, ppr. Irrevocabile. Bennett, Glamorgansh., a goat's head erased sa., bearded and dou'ole armed or, langued gu. Aut nunquam tentes, aut perfice. Bennett of WiUaston Hall, Chesh., and Bedstone, Shropsh., on a mount vert, a greyhound passant or, collared gu., studded arg. Debon vovloir sen ir leroij. BEN Bennett of Pyt House, Wilts, on a whelk- shell or, a Cornish chough sa., beaked and legged gu. Nihi consulit Deus. Bennett, Newcastle, a castle or, with fire flaming therefrom ppr., charged with three pellets. cf. 155. 9 Bennett of Dublin, an arm couped at the elbow, holding in the hand a thistle, all ppr. 218. 2 Bennie, Benny, Benzie, or Binnle, Scot- land, a horse's head bridled ppr. Virtttte et opera. 51-5 Benning, a demi-horse saddled and bridled. cf. 53. 6 Benningham, Ireland, a horse at full speed with the point of a broken spear in its mouth. cf. 52. 8 Bennion, ate Benyon. Bennis, Dubhn, a dexter hand couped at the wrist, lying fesseways and grasping a reaping-hook, all ppr. Bennitt, William Ward, Esquire, of Stokegreen House, Slough, Bucks, upon a mount vert, a horse's head couped arg., pierced through the neck by an arrow in bend sinister, point downwards ppr. Irrevocabile. Benolt, a stag current ppr. cf. 118. 13 Benon of Aldington, Sussex, on a mount vert, a griffin segreant, wings elevated arg. cf. 62. 2 Bensay, Berks, a horse saddled and bridled. Virtute et opera. 52. 4 Bense or Benst, a sea-lion holding a cross patonce. 20. 4 Bensley, Bart., of Marylebone, a dexter hand holding a plume of ostrich- feathers. Bensley or Bensly, a sand-glass gu. 177-15 Benson, a bear's head erased ppr., muzzled and coUared or. c/. 35. 2 Benson of Utterby, Lines, a bear's head erased arg., muzzled gu. Inconcussa virtus. 35- 2 Benson, General Robson, 15, Lansdown Crescent, Bath, in front of a bear's head couped sa., gorged with a collar and muzzled or, two crosses pattee, also or. cf. 34. 14 Benson, a bear's head erased arg., collared and muzzled gu., and holding in the mouth a trefoil slipped of the last. Fay bicn, crain rien. cf. 35. 2 Benson, Robert Hugh, Esquire, a bear's head arg., ereised gu., gorged with a coUar gemel, and muzzled of the second, and holding in the mouth a trefoil slipped in bend sa. Fay bien crain, rien. Benson, Arthur Christopher, Esquire, of Eton College, Windsor, same crest and motto. Benson, Edward Frederick, Esquire, same crest and motto. Benson of Baysbrown and Hawkshead, Lanes, a bear's head erased arg., muzzled, gorged with a collar, and pendent therefrom an escutcheon az., charged with a trefoil or. Si Deus quis contra. cf. 35. 2 Benson of Dublin, a bear's head couped ppr., muzzled and collared with a chaplet of cinquefoils or. cf. 34. 14 Benson, Thomas Starling, Esquire, of North Cray Place, Kent, the sun rising from clouds ppr., in front a demi-lion gu., charged on the shoulder BEN with a trefoil arg., the sinister paw resting on an escutcheon az., thereon a bear's head erased of the third, collared and muzzled, also gu. Opes parit industria. 14. 6 Benson, George Vere, M.A., barrister-at- law, a demi-lion rampant, holding in the dexter paw a mullet of fire points. Miieris succurrere. Benson, a talbot's head erased arg., ducally crowned or. 56. 9 Benson, the sun surmounted by a rain- bow, each end of the latter issuing out of clouds, all ppr. Benson, Ralph Beaumont, of Lutwyche, Shropsh., a miUtary long-tailed chest- nut horse, maned and tailed sa., richly caparisoned, bitted and bridled ppr., the saddle-cloth az., the girth arg., and suspended round the neck a shield, also az., charged with a pine-apple ppr. Leges arma tenent sanctas com- mercia leges. Bensted, Benstead, Benst, or Bense, a sea-lion holding a cross patonce. 20. 4 Bent of Bafsford, Staffs, a demi-lion az., holding between its paws a bezant. Nee temere, ncc timide. n- 7 Bent, a demi-lion az., holding between its paws a bezant. Nee temere, nee timide. 1 1 ■ 7 Bent, a derai-lion az., holding between its paws a lozenge arg. cf. 13. 1 Bent of Wrexham Lodge, Bucks, a demi-lion rampant, per fesse az. and gu., gorged with a collar indented, and holding between its paws a bull's head cabossed or. Tntamen Detui. Benthall or De Benthall of Benthall, Shropsh., on a ducal coronet or, a leopard statant arg., spotted sa. Bentham, a Uon rampant arg. i- 13 Bentham, on a cross fleury fitched quarterly gu. and arg., between two wings of the first, each charged with a rose of the second, seeded or, barbed vert, the sun also or. 112. 7 Bentick, a chevaher standing beside his horse holding the bridle, all ppr. 53- II il, all ppr. 160. 13 Bentjnck, see Portland, Duke of. Bentinck, Henry Aldenburg, of Terring- ton St. Clement, Norf., and of Indio, Bovey Tracey, Devonsh., out of a ducal coronet or, two arms couuter- embowed, nested gu., on the hands gloves or, each holding an ostrich- feather arg. 203. 2 Bentinck, Count (William Charles Philip Otho Bentinck), out of a ducal coronet or, two arms counter-embowed, rested gu., on the hands gloves, also or, each holding an ostrich-feather arg. 203. 2 Bentley of Birch House, I.aucs, a wolf j rampant erm., ducally gorged or. I Benigno numine. cf. 28. 2 I Bentley, a spaniel dog passant arg. Virc [ tit vivas. <^f- 57- 7 \ Bentley, .James, Esquire, of Highbury Place, Middx., a talbot passant arg!. supporting with the dexter fore-paw an escutcheon of the arms, viz., or, on a bend cotised sa., a lion's face between two chaplets of oak of the field. I Bentick, a ship at sea i full ; 48 Bentley, Edward. Esquire, of Ely Place, London, a talbot passant arg., the dexter paw resting on an antique shield vair, charged with an annulet or Bentley, Richard, Esquire, of Upton, near Slough, Bucks, same crest Fide el fiducia. Bentley, a demi-lion rampant. 10. 2 Bentley, a demi-lion rampant grasping a thunderbolt or. Benton, Wilts, on a mount vert, a lamb carrying a flag az. 131. I Benton, a griffin's head erased arg. 66. 2 Benvil or Benvill, a demi-swan rising ppr. 100. 9 Benweil or Benwell, a greyhound sejant, collared, with wings addorsed. 59. 9 Benwell of Oxford and London, a garb or, entwined by a serpent ppr., the head issuing through the ears of corn to the sinister. cf. 153. i Benwin, out of a ducal coronet gu., a boar's head erect arg., langued of the first. Benyngton, Essex, a lion's head erased arg., semee of torteaux gu., ducally crowned or. 18. 9 Benyon-De Beauvoir, see De Beauvoir, Benyon of Sussex and SuS., on a mount vert, a griffin sejant arg. cf. 62. 10 Benyon, Shropsh., on a mount vert, a griffin sejant arg. cf. 62. 10 Benyon, James Herbert, of Englefield, Berks, a griffin sejant or, gorged with an Eastern crown gu., holding in the beak a Guernsey lily ppr. (for Benyon). cf. 62. 10. (2) A lion's head erased and murally crowned arg., charged with a fesse indented erm. (,for Pel- lowes). Vincam. vel moriar. 18.3 Benzie, Scotland, a horse's head bridled ppr. Virtule et opera. 51-5 Berblock of London, in a guantlet in fess ppr., garnished or, lined gu., the lower pert of a spear in pale of the ' second. Berdmore or Beardmore, a mitre sa., semee of crosses pattee arg., charged with a chevron of the last. cf. 1 80. 5 Bere, Kent, and Oakenham, Berks, on a garb in fess or, a bird sa. Bere, Richard, Timewell House, Devonsh., a bear's head erased sa., muzzled or. 35- 2 Bere, a heraldic tiger sejant az., bezantee, maned and tufted or. Berearly, London, a cross potent fitched between two wings expanded. Bereford, Staffs, an ostrich-head between two palm-branches. cf. 96. 10 Berenger and Beranger, England and France, on a mount a tree vert. 143. 14 Berens, Kent, a demi-bear salient sa. 34. 13 Berens, Richard Benyon, Esquire, of Kevington, St. Mary Cray, Kent, a demi-bear. Nil nisi cruce. Berens, of Spratton Grange, Northamp., a demi-bear erect, holding between the paws a sword, all ppr. Dens protector mem. cf. 34. 13 Bereseth, a griffin's head erased ppr., collared or. cf. 66. 2 I Beresford, Marquess ol Waterford, see Waterford. Beresford, Baron Decies, Ireland, see Decies. I BER Beresford-Ash, William Randall Hamil- ton, Esquire, of Ashbrook, Derry : (1) A squirrel sejant ppr., holding in its paws a trefoil slipped vert (for Ash). (2) A dragon's head erased vert, pierced through the neck with a broken tilting-spear, the point thrust through the upper jaw, all ppr., a crescent or for difference (for Beresford). Nil nisi cruce. Beresford-Massy, John George, Macbie HaU, Peebles: (i) Out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head gu., armed sa., charged with a martlet of the first (for Massy), cf. 44. 11. (2) A dragon's head erased az., charged with a cres- cent or, and pierced through the neck with a broken spear, the broken point thrust through the upper jaw, also or, and on an escroll above the crest the motto Nil nisi cruce. Pro-libertale patriae. Beresford, Viscount and Baron (Beresford extinct), out of a mural coronet or, a dragon's head per fesse wavy az. and gu., pierced through the neck with a broken tilting-spear in bend of the first, and holding the upper part of the spear in the mouth. Nil nisi cruce. Beresford, Charles Edward de la Poer, Esquire, a dragon's head erased arg., pierced through the neck with a broken spear or, point arg., thrust through the upper jaw. Nil nisi cruce. Beresford, William James Montgomery, Esquire, same crest and motto. Beresford, Ralph Barre de la Poer, Esquire, of Learmont, co. LondondeiTy, same crest and motto. Beresford, Jlostynde de la Poer, of 76, Jermyn Street: (i) Same crest as above. (2) A stag's head cabossed ppr., attired or, between the horns a crucifix of the last. Nil nisi cruce. Beresford, Pack-: (i) Issuant from a mural crown or, a dragon's head per fess wavy arg. and gu., the lower part of the neck transfixed by a broken spear, in the mouth the remaining part of the spear, the point upwards or (for Beresford). (2) A mural crown arg., and issuing therefrom a Uon's head gu., gorged with a wreath or (for Pack). Nil ni-ii cruce. Beresford-Peirse, Sir Henry Monson de la Poer, Bart., of Bedale Hall, Yorks : (I) A cross crosslet fitchee or, sur- mounted with a mural crown gu. (for Peirse). 279. 5. (2) Out of a naval crown or, a dragon's head per fess wavy arg. and gu., the lower part of the neck transfixed with a broken tilting-spear, and in the mouth the remaining part of the spear, point upwards of the first (for Beresford). Non sine pulvere palma. Nil nisi cruce. 279. 6 Beresford, Kent, and Bentley, Derbysh., a dragon's head erased az., pierced through the neck with a broken spear or, part of same in the mouth, headed arg. Beresford, Charles William, surgeon, Markgate House, Narborough, Leics., same crest. Nil nisi cruce. Beresford, Major-General John Beresford, of Craig Dhu Varren. Portrush, co. BER Antiini. an arm vambraced ppr., the hand bare, holding a pheon thereof gu. Viribus virtus. Beresford - Drummond, Francis Cole- hrool;e. Esquire, a falcon, wings ex- panded, hooded, jessed, and belled ppr.. charged on the breast with a nuiUet or. Lord have mercy. Beresford, a dolphin hauriant. 140. 11 Berey of Croston, Lanes, between two wings erm., an eagle's head couped or. Bergaigne or Bergaine,a demi-lion holding in its dexter paw a sword arg. 14. i.: Berger, a lion's gamb erased sa., holding a dagger ppr. 38. S Bergne-Coupland, Alexander Hugh, Es- quire, of Skellingthorpe Hall, Lincoln : (i) A swan, wings addorsed arg., semce of escallops gu., and resting the dexter foot on a like escallop (/( Coupland). c). gg. 7. (2) A demi-Uon gu., gorged with a collar gemelle or, holding in the dexter paw two arrows saltirewise, points downwards ppr., and resting the sinister paw on a fleur-de- lis az. (for Bergne). JSqiio adeslc animo. Beridge, Rev. Basil James Harold, Gosfield Place, Essex, in front of a bear's head erased sa., three escallops inverted or. In solo Deo salus. 249. 1 3 Berifle, of Colchester, Essex, out of a mural coronet gu., a demi-lion ram- pant or, ducally crowned of the first, and holding in its dexter paw a trefoil slipped vert. Beriffe, Essex, in grass vert, a beaver pa.ssant ppr., collared or. cf. 134. 4 Beringer, Bucks and Hants, a stem of holly-tree raguled and trunked lying fesseways sprouting out a branch in pale, leaved and fructed, all ppr. Beringham or Berringham, Worcs., a cross moline az. 165. II Beringham, an arm in armour embowed holding in the hand a spiked club, all ppr. <-/. 199- 2 Berington of Winsley, Heref., and of Little Malvern Court, Worcs., a grey- hound's head couped arg., gorged with a collar gu. 61. 2 Berington, Chesh., out of a ducal coronet or, a greyhound's head arg., collared gu. c/. 61. 7 Berington, Brad well, Chesh., out of a ducal coronet or, a greyhound's head arg., collared gu., charged with three plates. c/. 61. 7 Berkeley, Roland Comyns. of Cotheridge, Worcs., a bear's head couped arg., muzzled gu. Dieu avec nous. 34. 14 Berkeley, Maurice Henry, Esquire, of St. Cloud, Worcs., same crest and motto. Berkeley, Thomas Mowbray Martin, p]s(iuire, same crest and motto. Berkeley, Robert Valentine, of Spetchley, Worcs., same crest and motto. Berkeley, Comyns, M.R.C.P., 53, Wim- pole Street, W., same crest and motto. Berkeley, a unicorn passant gu., armed and crined or. ef. 48. 5 Berkeley, Earl of. Viscount Dursley (Rt. Hon. Randal Thomas Jloreton Berkeley), a mitre gu., labelled and garnished or, charged with a chevron between ten crosses pattee, six and four, arg. Dieu avec nous. cf. 1 80. 5 Bermingham, i Bermingham 1 49 Berkenhead, out of a ducal coronet a hand holding a sheath of arrows, points downward, all ppr. 214. 2 Berkhead, Crestwhite, Cumb., a goat's head erased, party per fess or and gu., attired sa. 128. 5 Berkhead or Berkenhead, a goat salient arg., attired or, resting the dexter fore-foot on a garb of the last. Berkley, a unicorn passant gu., armed and crined or. cf. 48. 5 Berkley, a bear's head couped arg., nuizzlod gu. 34- 14 Bermingham, an heraldic antelope's head erased arg., maned and attired or. cf. 127. 10 owl erm., crowned or. cf. 96. 5 d Birmingham, Warw., bs in saltier sa. 39. 14 'or ! Bernall, a demi-lion rampant gu. 10. 2 Bernard, a bear passant ppr., muzzled or. cf. 34. I Bernard of Nettleham, Lines, and Nether Winchendon, Bucks, a demi-bear sa., muzzled and collared or. Bear and forbear. 307- H Bernard, Hunts, a demi-bear sa., muzzled and collared or. Nisi paret imparat. 307. 14 Bernard, John Mackay, Esquire, of Dun- sirman and Buttergask, Perth, a demi- bear arg., muzzled and lined gu. Bear and forbear. Bernard, Dr. Charles John, Skegness, Lincolnshire, a demi-bear rampant muzzled and collared. Bear and for- heir. 307. 14 Bernard, Earl of Bandon, and Viscount Bernard, Castle Bernard, Bandon, Ireland, a demi-lion arg., holding a snake ppr. Virtus probata florebit. cf. 9. 14 Bernard, of Palace Anne, Ireland, a demi-lion arg., holding between its paws a snake ppr. Virtus probata florebit. cf. 9. 14 Bernard, Percy Broderic, Castle Harket, Tuam, same crest and motto. Berners of Tharfield, Herts, a monkey ppr., collared about the loins and lined or. cf. 136. 8 Berners, Charles Hugh, of Woolverstone Park, Suff., a monkey ppr., environed about the loins and lined or, holding a scroll with the motto Del fuego lo avola. cf- 136. 8 Bernes, Cambs, a leopard passant arg., spotted sa., collared and lined or. cf. 24. 2 Berney, Sir Henry Hanson, Bart., of Parkhall, Norf., a plume of ostrich- feathers arg., and gu. alternately. Nil temere, neque timore. 251. 6 Berney, Thomas, Clifton House, Bramley Hill, Croydon, same crest. Berney, Augustus, Esquire, of Bracon Hall, Norf., out of a ducal coronet a plume of five ostrich-feathers arg. Xil temere, neque timore. Berney of Kirkbedoe, Norf., same crest and motto. Berney, an eagle's head ppr., gorged with an Eastern coronet or, and in the mouth a palm-branch vert, between two wings erm. Berney, Norf., a sheaf of reeds or. cf. 15 BER Bernheim, a fleur-de-lis, on the top three grass-spires, each containing seven piles gu. Bernil and Birnall, a greyhound's head between two roses stalked and leaved. 61. II Berns of Soham, Cambs, an ounce arg., spotted sa., collared and chained or. cf. 24. 12 Berondon and Berondowne, Northumb., a unicorn ranipant ppr. 48. 2 Berowe and Berew, Glouc, a sea-horse's head erased sa., bezantee, maned and finned or. Berreton, out of a ducal coronet a bear's head and neck muzzled. 34. 3 Berrey, a hand holding a dagger. 21 J. 3 Berriedale, Lord, see Caithness, Earl of. Berring, out of a ducal coronet or, a greyhound's head ppr. 61.7 Berringham, see Beringham. Berrington, Arthur Vendigaid Davies, Esquire, J.P., D.L., of Pant-y-Goitre, Abergavenny : ( i ) An estoile gu. {for Berrington). 164. i. (2). A wolf salient arg. {for Davies). Solem fero. cf. 28. I Berry or Berrie, Westerbogie, Scotland, a demi-lion gu., holding in the dexter paw a cross crosslet titched az. In hoc signo vinres. 232. 3 Berry, William, Esquire, of Tayfield, Fife, Scotland, a demi-lion rampant gu., armed and langued az., holding in his dexter paw a cross crosslet fitchee, also az. In hoc signo vinces. Uesper- ance tne com forte. H- 5 Berry, Robert, of 5, University Gardens, Glasgow, same crest and motto. Berry of Ballynegall, Westmeath -. (i) A griffin's head and neck per pale in- dented gu. and arg., charged with a trefoil count«rchanged {for Berry), cf. 66. I. (2) A demi-lion rampant az., holding between his paws an escallop or {for Gibbons). Nihil sine labo^e. 13. 10 Berry, Henry F., Assistant Keeper of the Records in Ireland, and Colonel Edward Ring Berry, a griffin's head erased arg., and charged on the neck with three torteaux in pale. Ne cede malis. cf. 66. 2 Berry, Edward Ring, Esquire, of 2, Hyde Park Gate, South Kensington, S.W., same crest and motto. Berry, Henry Fitzpatrick, Esquire, of 60, Moreharapton Road, Dublin, same crest. Berry of Berry-Narbor, Devonsh., a griffin's head erased per pale, indented arg. and gu. 66. 2 Berry, William Bertram, Esquire, of Kersewell, Carnwath, Lanarksh., a ram's head ppr., issuing from an antique crown or. J'avance. Berry, an eagle's bead ppr., gorged with an Eastern coronet or, in the beak a laurel slip vert. Berry, Bart, {extinct), of Catton, Norf., between two wings elevated erm., an eagle's head couped ppr., gorged with an Eastern crown or, in the beak a palm-branch ppr. Per ardua. Berry, out of an Eastern coronet or, a demi-talbot rampant ppr. Berry, between the horns of a crescent or, a cross pattee gu. 163. 6 4 BER Berry, Henrj, Esquire, of Esbald House, Kothwell, Yorks, in front of a demi- gryphon arg., holding between the claws a fret gu., a like fret. Vincit omnia Veritas. Beiryman, Devonsh., a horse's head erased sa. 50- 8 Bertie, a savage's head couped at shoulders ppr., dueally crowned or. Loi/au'e in oblige. 19^-9 Bertie, Earl of Lindsey, see Lindsey. Bertie, Earl of Abingdon, see Abingdon. Bertie-Greatheed, ste Greatheed. Bertie, Bart., of Kether Hall, Essex, a man's head affrontee couped at the shoulders ppr., dueally crowned or, charged on the breast with a sinister bendlet wavy gobony arg. and az. Loyaule in oblige. Beitie, a pear-tree frueted ppr. 144. I o Bertles or Bertleys, Che=h.. a lion ram- pant az., holding a tree erased at the roots ppr. Bertram, a bull's head erased ppr., dueally gorged or. 44; 2 Bertram of Grafford, Jersey, a demi-lion arg. lo. 2 Bertram of Grouville, Jersey, a demi-lion arg., holding between its paws an escutcheon of the arms, viz., or, an orle az. Bertram of Nisbet, co. Roxburgh, Scot- land, issuing out of an antique crown or, a ram's head ppr. J'avance. cf. 130. 8 Bertram, William, Esquire, of Kersewell, Carnwath, co. Lanark, a ram's liead ppr., issuing from an antique crown or. Bertram, Julius, of Sishes, Stevenage, Herts, an eagle displayed sa., holding in the mouth a fleur-de-lis or, and in each claw a chaplet of roses gu., leaved, also or. Aquila non capit muscas. Bertrand, a hand holding a pistol ppr. 221. 8 Bertwhistle, a dolphin naiant ppr. 140. 5 Berwick, Duke of, see Fitzjames. Berwick, Baron (Xoel-HiU) : (i) On the battlements of a tower ppr., a hind statant arg., collared and chained or Uor Hill). 124. 10. (2) A buck at gaze arg., attired or {/or Nod). 1 1 7- 3- (3) A stag's head caboshed .sa., holding in the mouth a sprig of oak ppr. (for Haru-ood). Qui utiscilti bona. c/. 122.5 Berwick, Lanes, two ears of wheat in saltier ppr. 1 54. 4 Bery of Biu-y, Devonsh., a griffin's liead erased party per pale indented arg. and gu. 66. 2 Bery or Barry of Winscot, Devonsh., a wolf's head erased sa. 30. 8 Besant, Philip Eustace, Esquire, of Frognal End, Hampstead, N.W., is- suant from clouds ppr., a palm-tree or, thereto attached by a chain, gold, and resting on the WTeath an esco- cheon sa., charged with two bezants in pale. Beseley, Lanes and "iforks, an arm in armour embowed, resting on the elbow, couped at the shoulder, holding a club, aU ppr. 199.4 Beseley, Yorks, a castle triple-towered arg., on the centre tower a standard floating to the sinister sa., charged with a saltier of the first. cf. 155. 8 50 Beseley, Besley, or Besly, a lion rampant holding between his paws a ducal coronet. 3- 6 Beseley, Besley, or Besly, out of a mural coronet two brandies of palm in saltier, surmounted by a spear in pale ppr. 175- I Besiles or Besills, a hand holdmg a bunch of grapes, all ppr. 219.6 Besley and Besly, see Beseley. Besly, see Wood-Besly. Besney, Heref., out of a ducal coronet a demi-griftin arg. 64. 4 Besook, on a mural coronet a beaver passant ppr. (Ayiother, statant.) </ 134- 8 Bessborough, Earl (Ponsonby), in a ducal coronet az., three arrows, one in pale and two in saltire, points downwards, entwined by a snake ppr. Pro rege lege grege. 173-2 Bessell, a demi-lion affrontee, in each paw a slip of columbine ppr., flowered purp. Bessemer, the late Sir Henry, Knt., Knight Commander of the Austrian Order of St. Francis Joseph, and Knight Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour of France, of Denmark Hill, Surrey, a demi-griffin az., charged with three fleur-de-lis chevronwise or, supporting a torch erect fired ppr. Onward ever. Best, Baron Wynford, see Wynford. Best- Fairfax, Kent, out of a mural coronet or, an ostrich issuant arg., holding in its beak a cross crosslet of the first. Best, out of a mural coronet or, an ostrich-head arg., holding in the beak a cross crosslet of the first. Best, Kent, out of a ducal coronet or, an ostrich-head between two wings arg., holding in the beak a cross crosslet of the first. cf. 97. 1 1 Best, Glouc. and Kent, out of a ducal coronet or, an ostrich-head between two wings arg. cf. 97. 1 1 Best of Chibton, Kent, out of a mural coronet or, a demi-ostrich issuant arg., holding in the beak a cross crosslet filched or. Best, Major Mawdistly Gaussen, of Park House, Boiley, Kent, same crest. Sola cruce. Best, London, a peacock with wings elevated or, holding in the beak a serpent reflesed over the back az. Best, London and Kent, out of a ducal coronet gu., a demi-peacock, the wings displayed or, holding in the beak a snake ppr., entwined round the body. Best of Eastbiury, Surrey, a griffin's head erased sa. Havd nomine tantum. 66. 5 Best, a griffin's head erased sa. 66. 5 Best of Elmswell, Little Driffield, and South Dalton, Y'orks, a cubit arm vested gu. and cuffed arg., holding a falchion ppr. Best, Marmaduke Head, of Doimington, Berks, a cubit arm vested gu., cuffed arg., holding a falchion ppr. Ojitimus est qui optime facit. Best, Haden-, George Alfred Haden, Esquire, of Haden Hill, Rowley Regis, Staffs: (i) In front of a rock ppr., thereon a pheon az., a boar's head BET couped or {for Best). 270. 11. (2) In front of a cubit arm in armour, the hand grasping an arrow in bend sinister, a morion, all ppr. (for Haden). 270. 12 Bestall, a bee erect and volant ppr. Utile diilci. Beste of Middleton-Quernhow, Yorks, the sinister arm of an archer couped and embowed in fess, habited gu., holding a bow in pale ppr., strung arg. cf. 204. II Beste, Digby-, of Botleigh Grange, Hants, and Abbotsham Court, Devonsh. : (i) An archer's arm habited gu., hold- ing a bow in pale, strung or (fcyr Besie). 204. II. (2) An ostrich arg., holding in the beak a horse-shoe or (for Digby). Solo Deo gloria. 97. 8 Bestick, a demi-lion rampant az., holding between the paws a bezant. In Deo srdus. 1 1 . 7 Bestney, Herts, out of a ducal coronet a demi-grifiin arg. 64. 4 Beston, a demi-talbot holding in the mouth an arrow. 55. 10 Bestoricke or Bestorike, a demi-talbot holding in the mouth an arrow. 55. 10 Bestow, a crescent arg. 163. 2 Bestroe and Bestrow, an elephant's head erased per chevron or and sa., armed of the last. 133. 3 Besville, a dragon's head erased gu. cf. 71. 2 Beswick, London and Kent, a demi-lion ppr., holding between its paws a bezant. n- 7 Beswick of Beswick, Kent, a demi-lion ppr., double-queued, holding between its paws a bezant. cf. 11. 7 Beswick of Gristhorpe, Yorks, a demi- lion rampant or, holding between its paws a bezant. Denique calum. II. 7 Beswick, of Winnington, Chesh., a demi- l| lion or, holding between its paws a bezant. 11. 7 Beswicke-Royds, Clement Robert Nuttall, Pyke House, Littleborough, Manchester; ( I ) A leopard sejantsa., bezantee, gorged with a collar arg., the dexter fore-paw resting on a pheon or (for Royds ). ( 2 ) A demi-hon rampant or, holding between its paws a bezant (for Beswicke). Semper paratus. Beswycke, a demi-lion rampant gu., hold- ing in the dexter paw a bezant. cf. II. 7 Betagh, Ireland, two anchors in saltier. 161. 7 Betagh, a camel's head erased arg., bridled gu. cf. 132. 9 Betenham or Betnam, Kent, a bear's head erased sa., muzzled and biUetee or. cf. 35. 2 Betenson, Bettenson, or Betterson, Kent, a lion's head erased sa., collared arg. Qui sera sera. iS. 6 Betenson, Devonsh., a griffin's head couped ppr. 66. i Betham, Bucks, out of a ducal coronet or, an elephant's head arg. 133. i Bethell, Dorset, a demi-eagle, wings dis- played az., charged on the body with an ctoile of six points or. cf. So. 2 Bethell, Heref. and Yorks, between two wings displayed az., an eagle's head, couped of the same, charged on the neck with an etoile or. cf. 84. 2 BET Bethel], Guy Vivian, Esquire, out of a crown vallery or, an eagle's head sa. between two wings az., and charged on the breast with an estoile or. Ap Ithel. 250. 3 Bethell, SHngsby Westbury, Esquire, same crest and motto. Bethell, Baron Westbury, out of a crown ■vallery or, an eagle's head sa., between two wings az., and charged on the breast with an estoile or. Ap Ithel. 250. 3 Bethell, William, of Walton Abbey, York, out of a ducal coronet or, a boar's head couped sa. 41. 4 Bethell, Alfred James, Esquire, of Middlethorpe Lodge, York, same crest. Bethell, Commander" George Richard, of Sigglesthorne, Hull, same crest and motto. Bethel!, William, Esquire, of Rise Park, Hull, same crest and motto. Bethell or Bythell, out of a ducal coronet or, a boar's head and neck arg. 41. 4 Bethome, out of a ducal coronet an elephant's head arg. 133. i Bethune, Bart., Scotland, an otter's head, eraaed ppr. Debonnair. n4. 3 Bethune, Patton-, of Clayton Priory, Burgess Hill, Sussex : (i) A demi-otter issuant arg. (jor Bethune). 134. 11. (2) Upon two swords saltirewise ppr., ]>ommels and hilts or, a falcon rising arg., guttee-de-larmes (jor Patton). VirtiUe adepta. Debonnaire. Bethune, an otter's head couped ppr. Urbane. 134. i Bethune, Charles Congleton, of Balfour, CO. Fife, an otter's head erased arg. Debonnair. 134. 3 Bethune, Scotland, an otter's head couped arg. Debonnair. 134. i Bethune of Blebo. Scotland, an otter issuing arg. Debonnair. 135. 11 Bethune, Alexander, Esquire, of Blebo. Cupar, Fifesh., a demi-otter rampant arg. Debonnair Bethune of Nethertarvit, a physician's quadrangular cap sa. Eesohitio canta. Bethune of Great Berwick, Shropsh., a demi-lion rampant. Nunquam non paratus. 10. 2 Bathwater, a fawn's head cabossed or. Betnam, see Betenham. Beton, Beaton, Betton, and Betune, a lion passant sa. Fortis in arduis. 6. 2 Betray, an arm embowed vested gu., cuffed arg., holding in the hand ppr. a torteau. Betson of Glassermount, Scotland, a bee volant in pale ppr. Cum prudentia sedulus. 137. 2 Betson of Contle, Scotland, a bridge of three arches ppr. Pro patria. 158. 4 Betsworth, out of a tower arg., a demi- lion or, ducally crowned az., holding in his dexter paw a battle-axe arg. c/. 157. i: Bettenson or Bettinson of Seven Oaks, Kent, a lion's head erased sa., collared arg. Qui sera sera. 18.6 Bettes, out of a ducal coronet or, a buck's head gu., attired of the first, gorged with a collar arg., charged with three cinquefoils of the second. cf. 120. 7 Bettes, Hants, out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head arg. 44. 1 1 of Vere's Watton, Dorset, an olive - branch ppr. Non omnis morianu 151. 11 Bettesworth of Tyning, co. Sussex, on the stump of a tree vert, a lion sejant per fesse or and arg., holding in the dexter paw a battle-axe gu., headed of the third. 9. 5 Bettesworth, out of a tower arg., a demi- lion rampant per fess or and arg., crowned az., holding in tlie paws a battle-axe, the handle or, headed arg. c/. 157. II Betfie or Betty, a goat's head erased and collared ppr. cf. 12S. 7 Bettison, Warw., a lion's head erased sa., collared arg. Qui sera sera. 18.6 Betton of Great Berwick and Overton, Shropsh., a demi-lion rampant. Nun- quam non paratus. :o. 2 Betton, see Beton. Betts, a leopard passant gardant ppr. 24. 4 Betts, Augustine Matthew, of Euthella, Goulburn, New South Wales, out of a naval coronet arg., a demi-lion gu., holding a sail arg., charged with an anchor sa. Betts of Preston Hall, Kent, out of the battlements of a tower ppr., a stag's head arg., charged with a cinquefoil sa. Oslendo non ostento. cf. 120. 10 Betts of Wortham Hall, Suff., out of a ducal coronet or, a buck's head gu., attired of the first. 120. 7 Bettsworth, out of a tower arg., a demi- lion rampant crowned az., holding in the paws a battle-axe, handle or, headed arg. cf. 157. 11 Betty, a demi-bon holding in the dexter paw a crescent arg. Betty, a goat's head erased and collared ppr. cf. 1 28. 7 Betune, a demi-bear rampant. 34. 13 Betune, see Beton. Beufo, a beech-tree with a saw through it ppr. Beugo, an arm in armour embowed, wield- ing a scimitar turned to the dexter, all ppr. Qui nos vincet ? Pro Deo, patria, et rege. Beuzevill, a lion's head ppr., platee. cf. 21. I Bevan or Bevin, Comw., a griffin passant or. 63. 2 Bevan of Fosbury, Wilts, and Trent Park, Middx., a griffin passant or, semee of annulets gu., holding in the dexter claw two annulets interlaced, also gu. Deus presidium. 63. 5 Bevan, Roland Yorke, Esquire, same crest and motto. Bevan, Sydney, Esquire, of Fosbury Manor, Hungerford, Wilts, same crest and motto. Bevan, Wilfred Arthur, Esquire, same crest and motto. Bevan, Paul, Esquire, M.A. (Cantab.), A.C.A., 46, Queen's Gate Terrace, London, S.W., a griffitn passant or, semee of annulets gu., and holding in its dexter claw two annulets interlaced of the last. Non sine industria. 63. 5 Bevan of Ashted, Surrey, on a mural coronet arg., a griffin passant or, gorged with an Eastern coronet gu. Bevan, Thomas, Esquire, D.L., J.P., High Sheriff of the City of London BEW and of Middx., 1878-79, and High Sheriff of Kent, 1895, of Stone Park, Kent, upon the battlements of a tower ppr., a gryphon or, gorged with a collar gemel az., resting the dexter claw on an escutcheon arg., charged with a hurt. Semper virtuti constans. 63.11 Bevan of Pen-y-Coed, Carmarthensh., a mount vert, thereon an eagle rising ppr., holding in the beak an annulet or, enriched with a ruby ppr. Semper virtnte constans. Bevan, see Beavan. Bevans or Beavins, a weaver's shuttle in pale, threaded ppr. 176. 14 Beveley, a bull's head sa., ducally crowned of Dublin, a cubit arm erect, vested az., the hand ppr., grasping a garb or. cf. 218. i Bevereham and Beverham, Ireland, out of a coronet or, an arm in armour, holding a sword, all ppr. Beveridge-Duncan, see Duncan. Beveridge, Kent, Chichester, and Scotland, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi- beaver ppr. Beverley, between two wings expanded a nail erect. Beveriey of Beverley, Yorks, a bull's head erased arg. Ubi liberlas, ibi patria. 44. 3 Beverley, Earl of, see Northumberland, Duke of. Beverley of Dublin, on a mount vert, a wolf passant arg., pierced through the ntck with an arrow sa. Bevers of Hogsdon, a demi-wyvern vert, armed gu. 69. iz Bevers, a beaver sejant ppr. Et finem spiro. 134. 8 Beversham of Holbrook Hall, Suff., out of a tower arg., a demi-lion gu. 157. 11 Bevil. a bull's head gu., armed or. Bevil and Bevile, Suff., a dove volant, with an olive-branch in its beak ppr. 93. 10 Bevill, Beville, or Bevin, Cornw., a griffin passant gu. 63. 2 Bevill, a griffin passant or, coUared sa. cf. 63. 2 Beville of KiUegarth, a griffin passant or. Futurum invisible. 63. 2 Bevin, see Bevill. Bevis, a pheon az. 174. 11 Bew, a peacock's head couped and erect ppr. 103. 2 Bewcham or Beweham, a hand issuing from the wreath and pruning a vine ppr. cf. 221. II Bewes of St. Neots, Comw., on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a pegasus rearing of a bay colour, mane and tail sa., wings or, holding in the mouth a sprig of laurel ppr. 263. 4 Bewes, Cecil Edward, Esquire, of 3, the Esplanade, Plymouth, same crest. Major ab advertis. Bewes of Beaumont, near Plymouth, the same crest. Major ab advertis. Bewicke, Calverley, Esquire, of Bewicke, Newcastle, and Close House,Northumb., a goat's head erased arg., aimed, maned, and gorged with a mural coronet gu. In ccdo quies. cf. 128. 5 Bewicke, Calverley Theodore, Esquire, of I, Warwick Road, S.W., same crest and motto. 4-2 BEW Bewicke-Copley, Robert Calverley Aling- ton, Sprotborough, Doncaster : (I) Out of a ducal coronet or, charged with a cross crosslet gu. (for distinction) five ostrich-feathers arg. (Copley.) (2) A goat's head erased at the neck arg., armed, maned, and gorged with a mural coronet gu. {Bevncke.) In cruce vinco. Bewley, Sir Edmund Thomas, of 40, FitzwiUiam Place, Dublin, an ibex's head or, issuant from the centre of a rose gu., stalked and leaved ppr. Virtntis gloria merces. 27 1 . i : Bewley, Suff., an ibex's head or, issuing out of the centre of a rose gu., barbed vert. Bewley, Lines, a Moor's head aSrontee vested in a cowl, all ppr. Bewris or Bewrys, a lion's head arg., charged with two chevronels sa., ducally crowned or. Bewshin, out of a ducal coronet or, a lion's gamb holding a palm-branch ppr. 36. 10 Bexley, Baron (Vansittart), upon two crosses pattee arg., a demi-eagle couped sa., the wings elevated. Gi-ata Beyard, on a tower arg., the loopholes and gateway sa., a lion rampant gu. 157. 12 Beykle, a cross pattee gu., between two wings or. 1 10. 7 Beynham of Grove, Herts, a beaver ppr. 134. 8 Beynham, Hunti^, a raven ppr. 107. 14 Beynon of Trewern, Pembrokesh., a lion rampant sa. Heb Dihiw heb ddini a Dmr a digon. i. 10 Beynon of Bath, a lion rampant ppr, holding between its paws a rose or, barbed vert. c/. 1.6 Beynon, see Crowther-Beynon. Beynon, a lion rampant arg., semee of cross crosslets vert, holding between the fore-paws an escutcheon, also arg., thereon a greyhound's head erased pean, and charged on the shoulder for distinction with a rose gu. Integer vitce. Beynon of Carshalton, Suixey : (:) A lion rampant arg., semee of cross crosslets vert, holding between the paws an escutcheon of the first, charged with a greyhound's head erased pean (for Beynon). (2) A griffin's head erased pean, holding in the beak a mill-rind or (for BaUey). Beynton, a griflin's head erased sa. 66. 5 Bibby Hesketh, Charles Hesketh, Esquire, D.L., of the Rookery, North Meols, Southport, CO. Lancaster: (i) A mount vert, thereon in front of an eagle with two heads displayed ppr., a garb or, banded gu. (for Hesketh). (2) In front of a cubit arm erect, holding a sword in bend sinister ppr., pommel and hilt or, a mullet of six points between two escallops fesseways arg. (for Bibby). Quod tibi hoc alteri. Bice of Dublin, a falcon preying on a partridge, all ppr. 77. 12 Blckerstaffe, in front of the sun in splen- dour a unicorn rampant, all ppr. 48. i Bickersteth, Rev. Samuel, the Vicarage, Lewisham, S.E., a dexter arm in armour embowed holding in the hand a battle-axe. Frappc fort. 52 Bickersteth, .see Langdale, Baron. Bickersteth, a dexter arm embowed in armour ppr., garnished or, about the elbow a WTeath of oak vert, in the hand a roll of paper ppr. Frappe fort. 266. 1 Bickersteth, Lieutenant-Colonel Robert, of 70, Cromwell Road, S.W., same crest and motto. Bickerton, Hussey-, Bart., of Upwood, Hunts: (i) A dexter arm in armour embowed, holding a dagger, all ppr., and for augmentation suspended from the arm by a crimson ribbon an escut- cheon gu., charged with a mullet and increscent fesseways or {for Bickerton). cf. 196. 5. (2) A hind trippant ppr., ducaUy gorged and chained or (for Hvss'i/). Pro Deo et rege. cf. 124. 12 Bickerton, a martlet or. 95. 2 Bickley, Bart., of Attleborongh, Norf., a hind's head ppr., collared arg. cf. 124. 5 Bickley of Bickleigh, Devonsh. and Sussex, Cambs and Middx, the same crest. Bicknall or Bicknell, an angel praying between two branches of laurel in orle. 184. 2 Bicknell, Algernon Sidney, Esquire, a dragon couchant regardant, wings ex- panded sa., gorged with a collar or, holding in the dexter claw a cross flory. Surge biconyll. Bicknoll, a dragon's head erased vert. cf. 71. 2 Bicknor, Bickenor, or Bykenore, a pheon erm. 174. 11 Bicknor, see Bykenor. Bickwith, Yorks, see Beckwith. BiddeU, Biddle, or Biddelle, Clone., a demi-heraldic tiger rampant gu., ducally gorged or. Dews clypeus mcu- 25. 12 Biddulph, Myddelton, of Chirk Castle, Denbigh: (i) A wolf salient arg., charged on the shoulder with a trefoil slipped vert (for Biddulph). 26S. 9 (2) Out of a ducal coronet or, a bloody hand ppr. (for Myddelton). In verilate tri-umpko. Biddulph, Michael, of Ledbury, Heref. : (1) A wolf salient arg., charged on the shoulder with a trefoil slipped vert. 268. 9. (2) A wolf sejant regardant arg., vulned on the shoulder gu. SuhUmiora petimii-s. 278. lo Biddulph, a wolf sejant regardant arg., vulned in the'shoulder gu. 278.10 Biddulph, Sir Theophilus George, Bart., of Birdingbury Hall, Warw., a wolf rampant arg., vulned in the shoulder ppr. cf. 28. 2 Biddulph, Wright-, of Burton Park, Sus- sex : (I) A wolf salient arg. cf. 28. i. (2) Out of a ducal coronet or, a dragon's head ppr. 72. 4 Biddulph, George Tournay, Esquire, of Douglas House, Petersham, a wolf salient arg., charged on the breast with a trefoil slipped pert. Sublimiora Biddulph, General Sir Michael Anthony Shrapnel, K.C.B., of 2, Whitehall Court, S.W., a wolf sejant regardant arg., vulned on the shoulder gu. Sublimiora petamus. 278.10 BIG Biddulph, Michael, Esquire, of 19, Enuis- more Gardens, London, S.W., a wolf sejant regardant arg., vulned in the shoulder gu. 278. 10 Biddulph, General Sir Robert, United Service Club, PaU Mall, same crest. Sublimiora petamus. Biddulph, Cleve Court, Somers., a wolf salient arg. cf. 28. I Biddulph Colclough, Francis Digby, Es- quire, of Tintern Abbey, co. Wexford, Ireland: (i) A demi-eagle displayed sa., gorged with a ducal coronet or, and charged on the breast with a cross crosslet arg. (for Colclough). cf. 81. 2. (2) A wolf rampant arg., guttee-de-sang, gorged with a bar gemelle az., and charged with a trefoil slipped ppr. (for Biddulph). His calcabo genles. 28. 5 Biddulph, Lieutenant-Colonel M. W., Rathrobin, TuUamore : (i) A wolf salient arg. 278. 9 (2) A wolf sejant regardant arg., vulned in the shoulder gu. 278. 10 Bidgood of Exeter, Devonsh., a dexter hand erect in armour or, holding an adder ppr. Bidgood of Rockbeare Park, Devonsh., the same crest, charged for distinction with a cross crosslet gu. Bidlake, Somers., a cock holding in the beak a trefoil, all ppr. 91. 5 Bidlake, same crest. Virtute von astutio. Bidon, between two wings a lion rampant. 9- ^ Bidulph, Kent, a wolf saUent arg., vulned in the shoulder gu. cf. 28. i Bidwell or Bydew'ell, Devonsh., a hand couped in fess holding a curling-stone. 221. 2 Bidwell, a martlet sa. 05. s BidwiU, John Orbell, Esquire, J.P., of Pihaiitea, Featherstone, Wellington, New Zealand, wscs an escallop. 141. 14 Bie, two oak. branches in saltier ppr. 151. I Bielby, a hawk close ppr. 85. 2 Biest, Shropsh., see Beist. Biest, a fetterlock ppr. 168.12 Bieth, see Beith. Bifleld or Byfleld, London, a cross crosslet fitched gu., between two palm-branches vert. cf. 166. 5 Big, Bigg, or Bigge, three savages' heads conjoined in one neck, one looking to the sinister, one to the dexter, and one upwards, wreathed vert. 191. 5 Big, Bigg, or Bigge, Essex, a cockatrice's head couped ppr., beaked and crowned or, between two wings displayed vert. 'cf. 68. 8 Bigberry and Bigbury of Bi^bury, Devonsh., a hand holding a leg in armour, couped above the knee and spurred, all ppr. 220. 1 1 Bigelow, Melville Madison, Esquire. Ph.D., Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S.A., a ram's head az., attired arg., the neck charged with three lozenges or. Finis coronal optts. 1 30. 11 Bigg of Benendon, Kent, Haines HiU, Berks, Chilton Folyatt, Wilts, and Hants, a rhinoceros ppr. 226. 2 Bigg, Bart, (extinct), of Lenchwich, Worcs., an arm embowed vested, couped at the shoulder, holding in the hand a serpent ppr., the tail environing the arm. BIG Bigg of Iping, Sussex, and Arnwood, Hants, an eagle's head couped ppr., ducally crowned or, between two wings elevated of the first. cj. 84. 2 Bigg, out of a mural coronet seven Loch- aber axes ppr. I7-- 9 Biggar of Woolmet, co. Edinburgh, Scotland, a pelican's head couped and vulning itself ppr. Giving and for- giving, cf. q8. 2 Biggar or Bigger, a pelican's head vulning ppr. cf. 98. 2 Biggar, Ireland, a demi-pelican sa., vulning herself ppr. Bigge, see Bigg. Bigge of Long Horsley, Northumberland, a cockatrice's head couped sa., beaked and crowned or, wings erect vert. Bigge, Francis Edward, Esquire, Hen- napyn, Cockington, Torquay, a cocka- trice's head couped and murally crowned or, between two wings erect az. Bigge or Biggs, an eagle's head erm., ducally crowned or, between two wings arg. cf. 84. 2 Biggs, Yeatman-, of Stockton House, Wilts : (I) In front of a javelin erect ppr., a leopard's head affrontee erased az., charged mth two fleurs-de-lis fesse- wise or {for Biggs). 243. 10. (2) A goat's head erased sa., armed, bearded, and charged with a gate or {for Yeat- man). 243. II Biggs, London, a leopard's face gu. cf. 22. 2 Biggs, London, a lamb couchant arg. cf. 131. 12 Biggs, a dexter hand charged with a bendlet arg., holding a serpent vert. 220. 2 Bigham, Hon. Sir John Charles, of 10, Palace Gate, Kensington, a horse per pale or and sa., charged on the body with three horse-shoes fesseways counterchanged, and resting the dexter fore-leg on a cross pattce gu. .J'avance. Bigland, George, of Bigland Hall, Lanes, a lion passant regardant gu., holding in the dexter paw an ear of big-wheat stalked and bladed or. Gratitude. Spes labor levis. cf. 6. i Bignell, a Wyvern gu., the wings elevated and addorsed or, resting the dexter claw on an anchor of the last. cf. 69. 5 Bignold, Charles Arthur Bathurst, Es- quire, of Eaton Hall, Norwich, a lion passant regardant gu., holding in his fore- paw an eai of big-wheat or. Bigot or Bigott, a martlet sa. cf. 95. 5 Bigsby of Stowmarket, Suff., and Arno- vale, Notts, an eagle displayed or, armed gu. Ad astra. ±iitamitr semper ad optima. 75. 2 Bigwood, a hand erect issuing from a cloud holding a club in bend sinister. 214. 9 Bilesby of Bilesby, Lines, a lion's head erased arg. 17. 8 Bill, a stork's head erased ppr. 106. i Bill, Charles, of Farley Hall, Staffs, a pelican's head erased arg., vulning itself. Omne solum patria. 98. 2 Billam of Billam and Wales, and of NewaU Hall, Yorks, a dexter arm grasping an arrow ppr. Azincourt. 53 BiUcliffe of Turganby, Kent, a naked arm couped at the elbow and erect holding a battle-axe, all ppr. cf. 213. II BiUers of London, a snail in its shell ppr. 141. 8 Billesworth, a squurel sejant cracking a nut, all ppr. ArMther, collared or. 135- 7 Billet or Billot, Norf., and Ashe, Devonsh., a hand and arm couped at the elbow in armour ppr., holding in the gauntlet a baton or. cf. 209. 9 Billiat, Joseph, Esquire, of Aisthorpe Hall, Lines, a duck close or, holding in the beak a billet arg., between two bulrushes ppr. Ung Dieu uiig Iloi/. 271. 17 Billich, a rat salient sa. Billing, Norf., a dexter arm in armour ppr., holding in the hand an anchor. Billing and Billinge of Deding, Oxon., and Billinge, Lanes, an arm couped at the shoulder and embowed in fess, the elbow resting upon the wreath and holding a spear in pale. 201. 11 Billing, a mount semee of quatrefoils. 179- 10 Billing or Billinge, a buck trippant ppr. 117- 8 Billingham, a lion rampant ppr. i . 13 Billingham, a lion rampant double- queued arg. Another, or. i. 14 Billinghurst, Smrey, issuant from a human heart a branch of roses, all ppr. Billinghurst of Newport, Isle of Wight, an eagle displayed or, holding in the beak a cross crosslet fitched arg. cf. 75; 2 Billings, Beds, an arm embowed, vested, holding a covered cup. 203. 4 Billingsley, on a mount vert, a leopard couchant or, spotted sa. cf. 24. 9 Billington of Dublin, out of a mmal crown sa., a sun in splendour or. cf. 162. 2 Bilney, Norf., a demi-griffin arg., holding between the claws a buckle sa. Bilsdon, a ram's head couped or. 130. I Bilson or Billson, Hants, a bugle-horn or, stringed arg., and tasselled of the first. 228. II Binckes, Bincks, or Binks, a winged column gu. 113. 10 Bindley, out of flames ppr., a phoenix rising of the same. Nunc et idem. 82. 2 Bindley or Bindly, out of a mural coronet a dexter arm embowed wielding a sword ppr. cf. 201. 4 Bindlosse, Borwick, Lanes, and Westml., a demi-horse arg., ducally gorged az. </ 5.V 3 Bindon, Ireland, on a mount vert, a bull passant arg. Stet non timeat. 45. 7 Binet, Jersey, a woman couped at the knees, habited medievally, between the attires of a stag, all ppr. II le cueil. Bing, Middx., see Byng. Bing, Kent, a demi-pegasus regardant or, holding in pale a flag gu. cf. 47. 9 Binge, Kent, an antelope erm., attired or. 126. 12 Bingham, Rt. Hon. John George Barry, Baron Clanmorris, a rock, thereon an eagle rising, all ppr. Spes mea Christus. cf- 77 ■ 5 BIN Bingham, Richard Charles William, Esquire, of Melcombe Bingham, Dor- chester, on a rock ppr., an eagle rising or. Spes mea Christus. Bingham, Baron (Bingham), see Lucan, Earl of. Bingham of Binghams- Melcombe. Dorset, on a rock ppr., an eagle rising or. Spes mea Christus. cf. Tj. 5 Bingham, Sir John Edward, Bart., of West Lea, Ranmoor, Sheffield, an eagle, wings expanded ppr., resting the dexter claw on a garb fessewise vert, and charged on each wing with a cross pa tee azure. Spes mea Christus. 254- 3 I Bingham, Ireland, on a mount vert, an eagle rising ppr. cf. 78. i Bingham, Denis, Esquire, of Bingham Castle, BelmuUet, co. Mayo, on a mount vert, a falcon rising ppr., beaked, belled, and membered or. Spes mea Christus. Bingham, Dorset, an arm couped at the elbow erect ppr., habited az., charged on the sleeve with a cross formee arg., cuffed of the same, and holding in the hand ppr. a laurel-branch vert. Bingham-Cox of Woodlands, Northaw, Herts, and of Botherop, Glouc. : (i) Between a stag's attires attached to the scalp ppr., a cockatrice gu., holding in the beak an ear of wheat or {for Cox). (2\ A wing erect arg., between two Catherine - wheels az. {for Bingham). Bingley, a cross crosslet, charged with an escallop between two wings. 1 11 . 8 Bingley, T. H., Esquire, of Whitley HaU, Ecclesfield, Yorks, West Riding, three arrows, one in pale and two in saltire or, the points downwards, barbed and flighted arg., in front thereof, suspended by a ribbon gu., an escutcheon sa., charged with a pheon, also arg. Beatua qui implevit. cf. 173. i Bingley of Blyth, Notts, on a pellet a cross formee arg., charged with an aimulet gu., and between two wings or. Bingley, Middx. and FUntsh., a pheon arg., between two wings or, and behind all a pellet. Bingley, Notts, on a pellet a cross formee arg. Bingley and Bingly, a phoenix in flames ppr. 82. 2 Sinks, Durh., a lion's head erased between two wings, all or. 19. 7 Binks, an eagle's head erased, ducally gorged, holding in the beak a pheon. 83. 10 Binks, see Binckes. Binney, a dexter hand ppr., holding a sword in pale az., hilt and pommel or. 212. 9 Binney, James, Esquire, J.P., D.L., M.A., Barrister-at-law, of Pampisford HaU, Cambridge, on a ivreath of the colours a barbel in front of two bul- rushes in saltire, all ppr. Bene. 271.10 Binning, Lord, see Haddington, Earl of. Binning of Walliford, Scotland, a demi- horse furnished for a waggon ppr. Christo duce feiicite. Binning of Carloury Hall. Scotland, a horse's head furnished for a waggon ppr. Virtute doloque. 50. 12 BIN Binns, Wores., a martlet. Lahore et diUgentia. 95- 4 Binns of Sheffield, a lion rampant az., gorged with a collar flory and connter- flory or, holding in the fore-paws a sword erect ppr., pommel and hilt of the second, the dexter hind-paw rest- ing on a saltier, also or. Deus pro- videbit. Binns, a mortar mounted ppr. 169. 10 Binns, Ireland, a hand holding a close helmet az. 217. 12 Binny or Binney, a dexter hand holding a sword in pale az., hilt and pommel or. 212. 9 Binny of Fearn, Scotland, a horse's head arg., bridled gu. Virtute et opera. 51. J Binny or Binnie, Scotland, a horse's head bridled ppr. Virtute et opera. 51. 5 Birch, a hare courant sa. Libcrtas. c/. 136. 3 Birch, a hare courant sa., collared or. cf. 136. 3 Bircb, Bart., Lanes, on a mount vert, a hare sa., coUared arg. Libertas. Birch of Birch Hall, Lanes, Lines, and London, a fleur-de-lis arg., entwined by a serpent ppr. 148. 8 Birch, Lanes and Shropsh., a demi-bird (eagle ?) wings displayed sa. 80. 2 Birch of Croydon, Surrey, an eagle rising az., holding in the dexter claw a banner flowing to the dexter gu., thereon three crosses clechee, two and one, the staff point and tassels or. cf. 78. 14 Birch of Wrotham Hall, Norf., a fleur- de-lis arg., with a serpent entwined ppr. Prudentia et simplicitate. 148. 8 Birch, Henry, Thame, Oxon., a fieur- de - lis or, surmounted by a hurt, entwined by a serpent and between two palm-branches ppr. Sincera fide agere. Birch, Newell-, of Henley Park, Oxford, same crest and motto. Birch of Kilkenny, Ireland, a griffin's head erased, holding in the beak a birch-branch ppr., and charged on the shoulder with a lozenge sa. BirchaU of Bowden Hall, Glouc, a lion rampant arg., and resting his fore-paws against the sinister side of a tree, all ppr. Quare verum. BirchaU, John Dearman, Esquire, of Bowden Hall, Gloucester, a lion rampant arg., resting its fore-paws against the sinister side of a tree, all ppr. Quare verum. Birch-Reynardson, Charles, Esquire, of HolyweU Hall, Stamford : (i) A lion's head erm.. murally crowned chequy arg. and gu. (for Reynardson). (2) A fleur-de-lis arg., and a trefoil slipped vert, entwined by a serpent ppr. (for Birch). Virtue est rili^mi jugere, and Prudentia simplicitate. Birch-Reynardson, Vere Henry, Esquire, of Rushington Manor, Totton, Hants, same crests and mottoes. Birch-Reynardson, William John, Es- quire, of Ad well House, Tets worth, same crests and mottoes. Birchett of Rye, Sussex, an heraldic tiger sejant vert, ducally gorged and maned BirchiU of BirchiU, Chesh., a lion ram- pant az., supporting a tree vert. 54 Bird of Drybridge, Heref., a martlet gu. Cruce spes mea. c/. 95. 5 Bird, a martlet, the wings expanded gu., charged on the breast with a mullet or. c/. 95. II Bird of Broxton, Chesh., a martlet gu. c/. 95. 5 Bird of Hackney, Middx., a martlet rising gu. cf. 95. 11 Bird, on a dolphin ppr., an eagle with wings expanded or. Bird, Charles Henry, Esquire, M.A., J.P., of Crookbey, Cockerham, Lanes, three mullets of six points fessewise arg., thereon a martlet gu. Cruce spes mea. Bird, Westminster, a ring-dove ppr., rest- ing its dexter claw on a rose or. Bird of Denston, Suff., out of a ducal coronet arg., a greyhound's head couped or. 6t. 7 Bird, London and Warw., a greyhound's head vert, erased gu gorged with a collar dove-tailed or. 235. 5 Bird, William Macdonald, Esquire, of 26, Harrington Gardens, South Ken- sington, London, a greyhound's head vert, erased gu., collar dove-tailed or. Eecte ccrte. 235. 5 Bird, Derbysh., on a mount vert, the stump of a tree couped and eradicated, thereon a falcon, wings addorsed, all ppr. cf. 87. 1 1 Bird, out of an Eastern coronet a demi- lion holding in the dexter paw a cross crosslet. Birde, a griffin's head erased bendy of six sa. and arg. 66. 2 Birdwood, Sir Georae Christopher Moles- worth, M.D., K.C.LE., C.S.I., LL.D., of 7, Apsley Terrice, Acton, London, W., a martlet. 297. 7 Birkbeck, London: (i) A bow erect en- twined by an oak-branch ppr., acorned or. (2) An oak-bi-anch ppr., acorned or, and a rose-branch flowered gu., intertwined and erected. Fide sed cui vide. Birkbeck, Sir Edward, Bart., of Horstead Hall, Norf., upon a rock in front of a hazel-branch slipped and fructed a bow palewise, all ppr. 248. 3 Birkbeck, Henry, Esquire, of Westacre High House, Swaffham, Norf., upon a rock a bow in pale, stringed and inter- twined with a hazel-branch, all ppr. Birkbeck, William John, Esquire, same crest. Birkbeke or Birkberke, a nut-branch vert, fructed or. Birkby, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm.. a garb or, banded arg. 153. 10 Birkenhead of Backford, Chesh., a goat saUent arg., attired or, resting the fore- feet on a garb of the last. Birkenhead, Chesh., out of a ducal coronet or, an arm embowed ppr., holding in the hand three arrows of the first. Birkes, an ear of wheat and a palm- branch in saltier ppr. 154. 10 Birket of Birket House, Chesh., a ram's head erased arg. 130. 6 Birket and Birkett, on a hand couped at the wrist an eagle rising ppr. cf. 78. 12 Birle, Essex, an arm couped at the shoulder in fess, vested arg., cuffed sa., holding in the hand ppr. a cross formee titched or, charged on the arm with 1 three torteaux. I BIS I Birley, Henry Langton, of Carr Hill, near Kirkham and Staind. Lanes, a demi- boar sa., armed ungu., and bristled or, gorged with a chain of the last, and supporting a branch of teazle ppr., and charged on the shoulder with a millrind. Omni liber metn. Birley, Hugh Arthur, Esquire, of Wood- side, Knutsford, same crest and motto. Birley of Woodend, Cumb., a derai-boar sa., collared arg.. the chain reflexed over the back or., supporting a branch of wild teazel ppr., and charged on shoulder with a mill-rind, also arg. Omni liber metu. Birley of HaUiwell Hall, and Moss Lee, Lanes, and of Manchester, same crest and motto. Birmingham, Norf., two lions gambs in saltier sa. 39. 14 Birmingham, a goat's head erased. 128. 5 Birn, Ireland, a dexter hand apaumee couped gu. 222. 14 Birnal or Birnall, a greyhound's head between two roses stalked and leaved. 61. II Birnie of Broomhill, Scotland, alion's head erased ppr. Sapere aude, incipe. 17. 8 Birnie of Saline, Scotland, a dexter hand ppr., holding an anchor erect or, environed with clouds, abo ppr. Arcus, artes, astra. 223. 4 Birom, Lanes, an urchin sa. 135-8 Biron, a mermaid with a glass and a comb, all ppr. Crede Byron. 184. 8 Birrell, an arm in armour embowed brandishing a scimitar, all ppr. 196. 10 Birt, a flounder. Birt, Kent, a demi-leopard guardant gu., f guttee-d'eau, charged with two hats wavy or, supporting with the paws an anchor arg., cable sa., all between two branches of oak fructed ppr. Facta non verba. Bil'te, Devonsh., a dexter arm embowed in fess issuing from a cloud in the sinister holding in the hand a garland of laurel, all ppr. 200. 12 Birtwesill, a dolphin naiant ppr. 140. 5 BiSChofI, of Leeds and London (originally of Basle, Switzerland), a crosier erect or, between two wings of an imperial eagle, the dexter arg., the sinister sa. Biscoe, Henry Stafford Tyndale, Esquire, of Holton Park, Oxon., on a mount vert, in front of an oak-tree a grey- hound courant ppr., coUared or, seizing a hare, also ppr. Confido non con- fuiida. 58. 14 Biscoe of KingiUie, co. Inverness, Scotland, a greyhoimd courant sa., seizing a hare or. </. 58. 14 Biscoe, Thomas Ramsay, Esquire, of Newton, KirkhiU, Inveruess-sh., a greyhound sa., seizing a hare ppr. Post virtiUem curro. Bisdee, Alfred J., surgeon, Norris Lodge, Hoddesdon, Herts, on a mural coronet a fleur-de-lis. Dieu est ma foi. Biset, Scotland, the stump of an oak-tree shooting branches ppr. Exilus acta prob'.it. 145-2 Bish, on a chapeau, a demi-lion rampant. 15. 14 Bishe of Burston, Surrey, on a mural crown or, a sword erect arg., pommel and hilt of the first, the blade impaling a leopard's face gu. cf. 22. i BIS Bishop, a griffin's head erased sa., between two laurel branches ^ert. Bishop, Dorset and Somers., an eagle's head erased, party per fesse or and en., beaked of the last. 83. 2 Bishop of Evesham, Wores., out of a mural coronet arg., a griffin's head sa., liiaked or. 67. 10 Bishop, Charles, Cwm-Rythan, Lland- overy, a double-headed eagle displayed ppr. Ung je serviray. Bishop, Charles Joseph, Esquire, of Hill- side, St. Helen's, an eagle's head erased erm. and or, charged with paleways, and holding in the beak a pheon sa. Pro Deo. Bishoppe of Bristol, Somers., a griffin sejant arg., resting its dexter claw on an escutcheon, also arg. cf. 62. 1 1 Bishopston, Warw., an arm issuing from a cloud in fess, holding a terrestrial glo'oe. 223. I Bishton, out of a castle triple towered, an arm in armour embowed, all ppr., grasping a dagger, also ppr., hilted or. cf. 155. 3 Bispham, Lanes, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a lion passant arg., resting the dexter claw on an escutcheon of the first. Bispleam, a stag's head cabossed erm., attired or. 122. 5 Biss, an eagle preying on a partridge, all ppr. " 77. 12 Biss, Durh. and Somers., on a mount vert, two serpents entwined erect and respecting each other ppr. Ayez pru- dence. Nil conscire sihi. Bisse, Ireland, on a mount vert, two snakes interlaced or, respecting each other ppr. Bissell, a demi-eagle with wings displayed sa., charged on the neck with an es- callop-shell or. c/. 80. 2 Bissell, Frederick Edward, M.D., King- stone, near Heref., a demi-eagle sa. with wings displayed, charged on the breast with an escallop shell or. Dens liohUcinn quis conira. Bisset, the tr\uik of an oak-tree sprouting ppr. lierirrfco. 145. 2 Bisset, the stump of a tree eradicated and erased, therefrom a branch sprout- ing ppr. RepuUulat. Bisset, Fenwick- : (i) The trunk of an oak-tree sprouting afresh {/or Bisset). 145. 2. (2) A phcenix in flames gorged with a mural cromi ppr. (for Fenwick). A bscissa virescit. Peril ut vivat. cf.82.2 Bisset, a hand couped in fess holding a sword in pale, on the point a garland of laurel, all ppr. cf. 221. 7 Bisset, Scotland, the trunk of a tree ppr., a shield arg. pendent fi'om one of its branches. Revirescit. 145. 8 Bissett, Captain Maurice Elrington, of Lessendrum, Huntly, N.B., and Rev. Mordaunt Elrington Bissett, the trunk of an oak-tree sprouting afresh ppr. Abscissa virescit. 145. 2 Bisshe, Essex, a hind trippant arg. 1 24. 1 2 Bisshop of Brandean House, Hants : (1) An eagle's head erased per fesse or and gu., beaked of the last. 83. 2. (2) On a ducal coronet or, a griffin sejant arg., resting the dexter claw on an escutcheon of the last. Pro Deo et | tcclcsia. 62. 1 1 55 Bisshopp, Bart, (extinct), of Parham Parle, Sussex, on a ducal coronet or, a griffin sejant arg., resting its dexter claw on an escutcheon of the last. Pro Deo et ecclesia. 62. 1 1 Bisshopp, Baron, of Barring worth : (i ) On a ducal coronet or, a griffin sejant arg., resting its dexter claw on an escutcheon of the last. (2) On a flag folded round a halberd in fess, a falcon arg. Pro Deo et crclesia. Bissland, Bilsland, or BuUsland, co. Ren- frew, a bull's head. Certum pete finem. cf. 44. 3 BiSSOD, a blackbird ppr. Bis dot qui cito dat. cf. 106. 2 Bisson, F. S. de Carteret, City Asylum, Nottingham, same crest and motto. Bistley, a Doric column or. Bistley, a cross pattee gu., between two wings or. no. 7 Bitfield, a demi-wolf rampant, pierced tlirougb the shoulder and transfixed by a flagstaff. Bitterley of Cowdrey, Sussex, out of a ducal coronet a hand vested, holding the sun ppr. 209. 2 Blaauw, Henry Thomas Gillman, of Beechland, Sussex, a demi-Uon rampant ppr. Feslina lente. ' 10. 2 Blabley, Devonsh., a tiger's head erased arg., issuing out of rays or. Blachford, Baron (extinct), see Rogers, Bart. Blachford of London, a demi-swan rising, the wings expanded arg., guttee-de- larmes. 100. 9 Blachford of London and Dorset, a demi- swan rising arg., guttee-de-poix. 100.9 Blachford, William Henry, Esquire, of Ham, Surrey, a demi-swa rased arg., guttee-de-larmes, gorged with an Eastern crown or, wings elevated bendy wavy of the second and gu. Black of Aberdeen, Scotland, a demi-lion ppr. Non crux, sed lux. 10. 2 Black, Charles Bertram, Esquire, 38, Drummond Place, Edinburgh, a demi- Uon rampant sa., armed and langued gu. Non crux, sed lux. 10. I Black of Wigtown, Scotland, a star or, rising out of a cloud ppr. Spes lucis ceternce. 164. ii Black of Glasgow, a kangaroo sejant ppr. Via crvcis, via lucis. 136. 7 Black of Craigmaddie, co. Stirling, Scot- land, a demi-lion rampant ppr., gorged with a collar or. Non crux, seA. lux. 10. 9 Black, Norman Spens. Esquire, of i. Grove Avenue, Blackrock, co, Dublin, a demi-lion rampant ppr., gorged with a collar or. Non crux sed lux. Black, Charles Bertram, Esquire, c/o. Messrs. A. and C. Black, Publishers, Soho, London, W.C, a demi-Uon rampant sa., armed and langued gu. Non crux, sed lux. Black, William George, Esquire, of Ramoyle, DowanhiU Gardens, Glasgow, same crest and motto. Black, Charles Cliristopher, of the Inner Temple, a mount vert, thereon a cat gardant ppr., holding between the paws an escutcheon az., charged with a boar's head erased or. Black, a reindeer's head ppr., collared. cf. 122. I BLA Black, an arm embowed, vested, purfled at the shoulder, the part above the elbow in fesse lying upon the wreath, the hand in pale holding a branch of palm ppr. 203. 7 Black of London, an arm in armour em- bowed ppr., wielding in the hand, also ppr., a scimitar arg. Spe vires augen- adder in pale sa., holding in the mouth a rose gu., leaved and stalked. Vise a la fin. Blackborn, Blackborne, or Blackburn, Yorks, out of a cloud shedding forth rays an arm from the elbow erect vested gu., holding a broken sword of the last. cf. 208. 13 Blackburn, an antelope's head erased arg. 126. 2 Blackburn, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion rampant ppr., holding in the dexter paw a mullet sa., gorged with a plain collar arg., charged with three muUets of the third. Bonne et belle asscz. Blackburn, Scotland, an arm couped at the shoulder and embowed, the elbow resting on the wreath, holding in the hand a bombsheU fired ppr. Blackburn of Wavertree Hall, Lanes, and Hawford Lodge, near Wores., on a trumpet or, a cock statant ppr. 91. 6 Blackburne, Robert Ireland, of Hale Hall, Liverpool, and Orford, Lanes, upon a mount vert, a trumpet or, thereon a cock gu., beaked, combed, wattled, spurred, and charged on the breast with a cinquefoil or. Come ui ieo sue. 237. 16 Blackburne of Richmond, Yorks, a horse's head couped arg. cf. 50. 13 Blackburne-Maze, WiUiam Peter, Es- quire, of Shaw House, Newbury, Berks : ( i ) An eagle displayed erminois, charged on the breast and on each of the wings with a cinquefoil gu. 237. 15. (for Maze). (2) On a mount vert, a trumpet fesseways or, thereon a cock gu., beaked, wattled, armed,' and charged on the breast with a cinquefoil or (for Blackburne). 237. 16. Garde ta bien aimee. Blacke, Suff. and Essex, a hand couped in fess ppr. 221. 6 Blakeney, John Henry, L.R.C.P., Wood- ford, Bristol Road, Edgbaston, Bir- mingham, a dexter arm in armour embowed, holding in the hand a sword, all ppr. Blackensteiner, out of a coronet or, a plume of three feathers, the centre one arg., the others gu. Blackeny, a harpy gardaHt ppr. 189. I Blacker of Carrick Blacker, Ireland, an arm in armour holding a battle-axe ppr. Pro Deo et rcge. Blacker of Madras, a dexter arm in armour embowed, the hand gauntleted and grasping a battle-axe, all ppr. Pro Deo et rege. Blacker, Murray MacGregor, Esquire, a dexter armed arm embowed ppr., the hand gauntleted and grasping a battle- axe ppr. Pro Deo et rege. BLA Blacker, William, Esquire, of Castle Martin, Newbridge, co. Kildaie, same crest and motto. Blacker, a nag's heatl couped az., bridled or. 51- 5 Blacker, Bucks, and of Old Sarum, Wilts, two lions' beads erased, collared and addorsed. i8. 2 Blacker, Bucks, a horse's head couped az., bridled or. 5'- 5 Blacker-Douglas, St. John Thomas, Es- quire, of Elm Park, Armagh: (i) A cubit arm erect ppr., grasping a human heart gu., and charged with a trefoil slipped vert {for Douglas). (2) A dexter armed arm embowed ppr., the hand gauntleted, grasping a battle- axe ppr. Forward, and Pro Deo et Tcge. Blacket, Major-General Sir Edward Wil- liam, Bart., A.D.C., of Matfen Hall, Northumb., a hawk's head erased ppr. Nous (ramillerons en Tespnance. 8S. 12 Blacket and Blackett, a hawk's head Northumb., a hawk's head erased ppr. Nous trnvailUrons dans Vespcrance. SS. 12 Blackett-Ord, John Reginald, Esquire, Whitfield Hall, Whitfield, R.S.O., Northumb., upon a mount vert, an elk's head erased ppr., pellettee {/or Ord). Nous travaillerons dans Vesper- a nee. Blackford, see Blachford. Blackball, Scotland, an annulet or, stoned vert. 167. 14 Blacknall of Totnes, Devonsh., a tiger's head erased arg., issuing out of rays or. Blackie and Blackley, Lanes, a dragon's head vert, ducally gorged or. cf. 72. 9 Blackie of Edinburgh, a tiger salient ppr. Spero in Deo. Blackie, Robert, Esquire, 7, Great Western Terrace, Glasgow, Publisher, a wolf's head erased ppr. Virtute et fiJJitatc. 30. 8 Blackie, James Robertson, Esquire, of Ferndean, Cove, Dumbartonsh., and Northbank, Glasgow, a wolf's head erased ppr. Virtute et fidelilate. Blackiston, London, a cock or. 91. 2 Blackley or Blakey of Blackley HaU, Lanes, a dragon's head vert, ducally gorged or. cf. 72. 9 Blackman, a demi-Moor in fetters, crowned with an Eastern coronet. Blackman, London, .-. griffin erra. Blackman, a denii-griffin vert, semee of crescents arg., collared gu. Fide et fiducin. cj. 64. 2 Blackmore, Devonsh., a Moor's head in profile sa., erased at the neck ppr., and round the neck a chaplet of roses or, leaved vert. Blackmore, an arm in armour embowed ppr., garnished or, supporting a stan- dard, the banner of the last, the staff of first, pointed arg. ej. 199. 9 Blackmore, out of a mural coronet or, an arm in armour embowed ppr., garnished or. cf. 200. i Blackmore, a demi-griffin segreant erm. 64. 2 56 Blacknell, Warw. and Berks, an embowed, sted gu-, affed "g-. holding in the hand ppr. four feather: each per pale of the second and first. Blackney or Blackeney of Norf., a harpy gardant ppr. 189. i Blacknoll and Blakenhall, issuing out of a cloud az., a hand fessewise ppr., holding a plume of six feathers alternately arg. and gu. Blackshame, an acorn or, stalked and leaved vert. 152. i Blackstone of Castle Priory, Wallingford, Berks, a cock gu. " 91. 2 Blackwall, London, a dexter hand gauntleted, holding a pheon, all ppr. 211. 7 BlackwaU of BlackwaU, Derbysh., two arms embowed, habited in mail ppr., the hands arg., holding between them by the nose and ear a greyhound's head couped sa., collared chequy or and gu. BlackwaU, John, of Hendre Uanrast, North Wales, same crest. Fidelitns. Blaekwall-Evans. John BlackwaU, of Blackwall, Derbysh.: (i) On a ducal coronet or, a boar's head erased fesse- ways gu. (for Evans). (2) Two arms embowed, habited in mail ppr., holding by the nose and ear a greyhound's head couped at the neck sa., collared chequy or and gu. (for Blachodl). Blackwell of Ampney Park, Glouc, two arms in scale armour embowed, holding between the hands ppr. a greyhound's head couped at the neck gu., collared sa. Blackwell, a martlet. 95. 4 Blackwell of Sprouston Hall, Norf.. a swan's head and neck erased arg., ducally gorged or. loi. 5 Blackwell, a dove issuing. Blackwell, Middx., a demi-lion holding between its paws an anchor ppr. Petit ardita virtzis. 12. 12 Blackwill, a demi-lion holding between its paws an anchor ppr. 12. 12 Blackwood, Captain Sir Francis, Bart., on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a crescent arg. Per vins rectos. 245-3 Blackwood of Ballyleidy, Ireland, on a cap of maintenance gu., turned up erm., a crescent arg. Blackwood, Baron, Ireland, the sun in splendour. Per tias rectas. Blackwood, Hamilton-Temple-, Marquess of Dutlerin and Ava, see Duftcrin and Ava. Blackwood, Scotland, a hand holding a couteau sword ppr. Virtute porta tuemini. 213. 5 Blackwood, on a mount vert, an escut- cheon arg., between two laurel- branches ppr. cf. 146. 14 Blackwood, Edinburgh, rays or beams of the sun ppr. Per lias rectos. Bladen of Glastonbury, Somers., a grey- hound's head erased ppr. Toiijours fidde. 61. 4 Bladen, Ireland, on a ducal coronet a griffin passant, wings elevated or, holding in its beak an arrow ppr. Spe ft laborc. cf. 63. 2 Bladerjke, a lion's head erased, pierced through the mouth with a sword in ' fess, all ppr. cf. 17. 8 ! BLA Blades of Broxwell Hall, Surrey, a demi- tiger rampant gardant couped, sup- porting with the paws a staff erect ppr., therefrom a banner flowing to the sinister az., fringed or, charged with two swords in saltire arg., pom- mels and hilts of the third, surmounted of the Roman fasces paleways of the same, the axe headed also arg., inter- laced with a double chain collar or, and from the neck pendent by a blue ribbon a star pagoda, also ppr. Blades, Yorks, a talbot's head erased sa. 56. 2 Bladewell and BladweU, Suff., Staffs, and Norf., a demi-lion per pale indented arg and gu.. 10. 2 Blagdon of' Boddington Manor House, Cheltenham, a lion rampant bearing a Blage, on a broken tilting-spear or, a lion passant arg., cro^vned of the first. Blagrave, Henry Barry, of Calcot Park, Berks: (i) A falcon ppr., belled or. 85. 2. (2) An oak-tree eradicated ppr. (3) Three palm-branches ppr. Pro marte et arte. Blagrave of Bulmarsh Court, Berks : (1) An oak-tree eradicated vert. (2) A falcon ppr. 85. 2 Blagrove, a palm-tree fructed ppr. 144. i Blagrove, Henry, Esquire, of Abshott, Hants, a cocoa- tree fructed ppr., there- from pendent by a chain or, an escutcheon gu., charged with a greave of the second. Blaikie or Blackie, Scotland, a wolf's head erased ppr. Virtute et fidditate. 30. 8 Blaikie of Craigiebuckler. Scotland, a Moor's head ppr. Fidelis. 192. 13 Blaine, Sir Robert Stickey, of Summer- hill, Bath, uses a sword erect ppr., pommel and hilt or. Pax out hdhim. 170. 2 Blair, Hunter-, Rev. Sir David Oswald, Bart., O.S.B., the Abbey, Fort Augustus, N.B., a stag's head cabossed ppr. Vigilantio, rohur, voluptas. 122. 5 Blair,, Frederick Gordon, of Blair, Ayr, a stag lodged ppr. Aino probos. 115. 7 Blair, Patrick, Esquire, of 11, Ainslie Place. Edinburgh, a dove with wings expanded. Virtute tutus. Blair of Balthayock, Perth, a dove, wngs expanded ppr. Virtute tutus. 94. 2 Blair, Ireland, a stag lodged ppr. 115. 7 Blair of Watton Grove, Surrey, a dove with wings expanded, holding in his beak an olive-branch ppr. Virtute tutus. 94. 5 Blair : (i) A dove, wings expanded ppr., charged on the breast with a torteau for distinction (for Blair), cf. 94. 2. (2) A wyvern with wings displayed vert (for Stopford). cf. 70. 8 Blair, Alexander, Esquire, 35, Moray Place, Edinbiu-gh, uses a dove, wings expanded and inverted ppr. Virtute tutu's. 94. 2 Blair, a boar's head couped. Blair of Dunsky, a boar's head couped ppr. Virtute et honore. 43. I Blair, Scotland, a crescent arg. God be my guide. 163. 2 Blair of Balmill, Scotland, a Roman head armed ppr. Fades qualis mens talis. 191. 6 Blair of France, a garb or. VirtiUe tutus. . 153- 2 Blair of Lethenty, Scotland, a garb ppr. Nee temere, nee timide. 153-2 Blake, Baron Wallscourt, see WaUscourt. Blake, see Aldrich-Blake. Blake, Wilts, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a martlet sa. 95. I Blake, Bart., Durh., a martlet arg., charged on the breast with a fret gu. cf. 95. 4 Blake of Horstead, Nort., on a morion ppr., a martlet arg. Bene prceparatiim peetus. Blake, Jex-, Rev. Francis William, of Swan ton Abbot, Norf. : (i) On a morion ppr., a martlet arg. (2) A horse's head erased arg., maned or, holding in the mouth a broken spear or. Bene prceparatum pectus. Blake, Suff., a mountain-cat passant gardant ppr. cf. 26. 4 Blake, Charles Joseph, Esquire, of Heath House, Maryborough, Queen's Co., a cat-a-mountain passant guardant ppr. Virtus sola nobilitat. Blake, George Francis, Esquire, of Merlin Park, co. Galway, same crest and motto. Blake, Sir Henry Arthur, K.C.M.G., of Mj'rtal Grove, Youghal, same crest and motto. Blake, Henry Claude, Esquire, Athlone, Pursuivant of Arms, Office of Arms, The Castle, Dublin, same crest, charged with a crescent for difference and motto. Blake, Martin Joseph, Esquire, of Old Square, Lincoln's Inn, W.C, same crest and motto. Blake, Colonel Maurice Charles, C.B., of TowerhiU, Cloongullane and Muck- anagh, co. Mayo, same crest and motto. Blake, Robert Joseph, Esquire, same crest and motto. Blake, Thomas Joseph, Esquire, a cat-a- mountain passant guardant ppr. Vir- tus sola nobilitat. Blake, Valentine Joseph, Esquire, of BrookhiU, Claremorris, co. Mayo, same crest and motto. Blake, a mountain-cat passant ppr. Virtus sola nobilitat. 26. 4 Blake of Renvyle, co. Galway, a moun- tain-cat passant ppr. Virtns sola nobilitat. 26. 4 Blake, Sir Valentine, Bart., of Menlongh Castle, CO. Gahvay, Ireland, a cat passant gardant ppr. Virtus sola nobilitas. cf. 26. 4 Blake, a bear's head sa., gorged with a collar arg., holding in the mouth a lion's gamb erased or. Blake, Bart., Sir Patrick James Graham, of Langham, Suff., a leopard passant gardant ppr. Confido et probitate. cj. 24. 2 Blake, Ireland, a leopard passant gardant ppr. Virtus sola nobilitat. cj. 24. 2 Blake, Essex, a dragon's head erased arg., peUettee. cj. 71. 2 Blake-Daly, John Archer, Esquire, of Raford, KiltuUa, near Athenry, a greyhound courant sa., collared, in front of an oak-tree ppr., fructed gold. Blake, De Burgh, Charles Ormsby, Es- quire, of Merlin Park, Merlinstown : (i) A cat-a-mountain sejant guardant ppr., collared and chained or, and above Ung Roy. %tng foy, ung loy. (2) A mountain cat passant guardant ppr. Virtus sola nobilitat. Blake - Humfrey, Lieutenant - Colonel Thomas, of Heggatt Hall, Horstead, Norwich: (I) On a ducal coronet an eagle or, and charged on the breast for distinction with a cross crosslet gu. {for Humphrey). 277.11. (2) On a morion ppr., a martlet arg. Coelestem spero coronam. ^77. i^ Blakeborne, Yorks, out of a cloud shed- ding forth rays, an arm from the elbow erect, vested gu., holding a broken sword ppr. cf. 208. 13 Blakely of Thorp Hamlet, Norf., a unicorn passant az., guttee d'or, and ducally gorged arg., resting the dexter foot on an escutcheon or, charged with a pale vair. AUons Dieu ayde. 48. 4 Blakemore of the Leys, Monmouthsh., a Moor's head in profile sa., gorged round the neck with a chaplet of roses or, leaved vert. Pro Deo, pro rege, pro patria, et lege. Blakeney, Baron (Blakeney), out of clouds ppr., an arm erect vested az., the hand grasping a sword, both also ppr. Auxilium meum ah alto. cj. 210. 12 Blakeney-Lyon-Stewart, Thomas, Es- quire, of Ballymenagh, co. Tyi-one, Ireland: (i) Out of an embattlement ppr., a demi-lion rampant gu. (jor Stewart), cj. 10. 3. (2) Within two branches of laurel a lady to the girdle habited in white, holding in her dexter hand a thistle and in her sinister a trefoil, all ppr. (jor Lyon). (3) Out of clouds ppr., an arm erect couped at the elbow, vested per pale or and az., and charged with an escallop counter- changed, holding in the hand a dagger, both also ppr., pommel and hUt or (jor Blakeney). Forward. Blakeney, John, Esquire, of Abbert Castle, Galway, out of a ducal coronet or, an arm erect, couped at the elbow, vested gu., cuffed arg., holding in the hand a sword ppr., hilt and pommel of the first. Au.rilium meum ab alto. Blakeney, John Henry, L.R.C.P., of Woodford, Bristol Road, Edgbaston, a dexter arm in armour embowed, holding in the hand a sword all ppr. Blakeney, out of a ducal coronet or, an arm erect, couped at the elbow, vested gu., cuffed arg., holding in the hand a sword ppr., hilt and pommel of the first. Auxilium meum ab alto. Blakeney, an arm erect, couped at the elbow, vested gu., cuffed arg., holding in the hand a sword ppr., hilt and pommel or. Auxilium meum ab alto. Blakeney, Ireland, out of a plume of three ostriclj-feathers an eagle rising ppr. 80. 6 Blakenhall or BlacknoU, issuing out of a cloud az., a hand ppr., in fes:), holding a plume of six feathers, two, two, and two arg. and gu., alternately. Blakeny or Blackney, Norf., a harpy gardant ppr. 189. i BLA Blaker of Salisbury, Wilts, a demi-horse sa., ducally gorged or. cj. 53. 3 Blaker of Portslade, Sussex, a horse's head sa., maned and bridled or. 51. 5 Blaker, Nathaniel Payne, M.R.C.S., 29, Old Steine, Brighton, same crest. Blakeston or Blakiston, Durh., a cock or, collared, combed, and wattled gu. cj. 91. 2 Blakeway, a tiger's head spotted. Blakey, Suff., a dragon's head couped at I the neck vert, gorged with a coronet arg. cj. 72. 9 Blakie or Blackie, Scotland, a wolf's head erased ppr. Virtute et fidelitate. 30. 8 Blakiston, Sir Horace Nevile, Bart., of Lynton, West by Road, Boscombe, Bournemouth, a cock gu. Doe weU and doubt not. Blakiston, Hon. Charles Robert, of Christ- church, New Zealand, late Member of the Legislative Council, and Augustus Frederick Noel Blakiston, also of New Zealand, use a cock gu. Doe well and doubt not. 91. 2 Blakiston of Blakiston, Durh., a cock or. 91. 2 Blakiston-Houston, John, Esquire, of Orangefield and Roddens, Belfast : (I) A sand-glass ppr. (2) A cock statant gu., charged with an annulet or. Doe well and doubt not. Blakit, a falcon's head erased ppr. 88. 12 Blamore, Glouc, a tiger sejant vert, collared and chained or. cj. 27. 6 Blanch, a leopard's head gardant erased g'l- </■ 23. 3 Blanchard, Lanes, on a chapeau an arm in armour embowed, holding a battle- axe, Blanchard, Wilts and Somers., on the point of a sword in pale a midlet. 169. 3 Blancharden of Blancharden, Kent, a cock's leg armed with a spur sa., erased at the thigh, and issuing therefrom a plume of five ostrich-feathers, alter- nately or and az. Blanehfield of Blanchfieldstown, Ireland, an arm erect vested per pale, alternately indented gu. and erm., the hand ppr., holding a sword arg., pommel and hilt or. Blanck of Guildford, Surrey, a dragon's head couped vert, collared and chained arg.. holding in the mouth a firebrand of the last, tiaming ppr. Blanckagam, a dove holding in its beak an olive-branch, all ppr. 92. 5 Blanckley, a falchion erect ppr., hilt and pommel or, pierced through a leopard's face, also ppr. Pro rege et lege. cj. 22. i Blanckmaynes or Blanchmaynes, a leo- pard's head gardant erased or. f/- 23- 3 Blancminster, on the trunk of a tree lying in fess, and sprouting one branch, a falcon close. Bland, a griffin's head couped, collared, the wings addorsed. cj. 67. 11 Bland, Notts, out of a ducal coronet or, a leopard's head ppr. 23. 11 Bland, Davison-, John, of Kippax Park, Yorks, out of a ducal coronet or, a lion's head ppr. Sperate et virite jortes. 17- 5 BLA Bland, Loftus Henry Bland, Esquire, K.C., o{ Blandsfort, Queen's Co., Ire- land, out of a ducal coronet or, a lion's head ppr., charged with a crescent gu. Quo fata vacant. cf. 17. 5 Bland, Major-General Edward Loftus, of Woodbank, Whiteabbey, co. Antrim, out of a ducal coronet or, a lion's head ppr., charged with a crescent gu. Quo fata vacant. Bland, John Humphry, Esquire, of Fernagh, Whiteabbey, co. Antrim, same crest and motto. Bland of London and Norwich, out of a vallary coronet or, a lion's head ppr., charged with a bend sa., thereon three pheons, aUo or. Potior origine virtus. Bland, a holly-branch vert. 150.10 Bland, a cock gu. 91. 2 Bland of London and Yorks, same crest. Vigilante. Bland of Randall's Park, Leatherhead. Surrey, a cock gu., beaked, legged, and wattled or, charged on the breast with a pheon of the last. cf. 91. 2 Bland, James Franklin, Esquire, J. P., of Derryquin Castle, co. Kerry, Ireland, a cock ppr., charged on the breast with a plieon or. Eloquentia sagitta. cf. 91. 2 Bland, John Franklin, Esquire, of Holly- wood, Kenmare, a cock ppr., charged on the breast with a pheon or. Elo- quentia sagitta. Blandford, Marquess of, see Marlborough, Duke of. Blandford, Dorset, a dexter hand holding a pistol ppr. 221. S Blandy, Frederick, Esquire, of Birchamp House, Colford, Glouc, a demi-lion regardant gu., holding between the paws an urn sa., with flames issuing ppr. Ex tirna resurgatn. Blane, Sir Seymour John, Bart., of Blane- field, Ayrsh., a sword erect ppr., hilt and pommel or. Paritur pax hello. 170. 2 Blaney or Blayney, London, a horse's head couped arg., in complete armour ppr., bridled az. S'- 13 Blaney, a horse's head erased sa. 50. 8 Blaney of Berks, a horse's head erased sa. Hope well and home well. 50. 8 Blaney, Heref., a nag's head couped arg., maned and tufted i bridled 51- 5 Blaney, Heref., a fox passant arg. Blantyre, Baron (Rt. Hon. Charles Stewart), Scotland, a dove holding an olive-leaf in its beak, all ppr. Sola juvat virtus. 92. 5 Blaquier.De Baron (Blaquier), a garb ppr., banded or. Tiens ala virile. 153.2 Blatchford of Osborne, Isle of Wight, a swan's head and neck erased sa., between two wings arg. cf. loi. 6 Blathwaite, on a rock ppr., an eagle rising arg. cf. 77. 5 Blathwayt, Rev. Wynter Thomas, of Dyrham Park, Gloucs., and of Lang- ridge and Porlock, Somers., on a rock ppr., an eagle rising arg. Virtule et veritate. cf. 77. 5 Blaumester, a demi-savage holding a club over his shoulder, all ppr. 186. 5 Blaverhasset, a dexter hand holding a hunting-horn sans strings ppr., verruled or. 217. 4 Blaw of Castle Hill, Scotland, an armed hand holding a sword in pale, all ppr. 210. 4 Blaxland, Edward Tremayne, Esquire, of Fordwich, Broke, vid Whittingham. New South Wales, Australia, (i) An eagle displayed with two heads ppr., guttee-de-sang (for Blaxland). 74. 2. (2) A lion's gamb erect and erased gu., enfiled with a ducal coronet erm. (for SandweU). Juste et fortiter. cf. 36. 3 Blaxton, a goat passant or. cf. 1 29. 5 Blaydes, of Ranby Hall, Notts, a talbofs head erased sa. Pro Deo, rege, et palria. 56. 2 Blaydes, a thistle vert, flowered gu. cf. 150. 2 Blaydes, a demi-leopard salient ppr., holding in the dexter paw a sword arg., hilt and pommel or. Blaydes of Oulton House, Yorks, a demi- leopard, collared and chained or, holding in the dexter paw a sword erect ppr. Blaydes-Marvel, Yorks, a talbot's head erased sa. Pro Deo, rege, et palria. 56. 2 Blayne, Berks, a greyhound's head arg., collared az. 61. 2 Blayney of London, a horse's head couped arg., in complete armour ppr., the bridle az. 5i- 13 Blayney of the Lodge, Evesham, Worcs., a fox passant arg. / rest to rise. 32. I Blayney, an erm. passant arg. 134. 6 Blayney, Baron (supposed to be extinct), a nag's head couped arg., bridled gu., on the forehead a plate of armour, in the centre of which a spike, all ppr. Integra mens augtistissima pussessio. 51- 13 Blayney, a fox passant arg. 32. i Bleamire and Bleaymire of Westml. and Cumb., a heraldic tiger sejant gu., collared and chained or. Bleddyn or Bleeddyn, a boar passant sa., bristled arg. 40. 9 Bledlow of London, in the sea an anchor ppr. 161. 6 Blencowe of Marston Hall, Oxon., a sword in pale, hilt upwards, pierced through a human heart, all ppr., between two wings arg. cf. 1 10. 8 Blencowe, John Alexander, of Marston St. I.a\reence, Northamp., same crest. Quorsum vivere meri, mori vita. Blencowe, Robert Campion, Esquure, of Biiicham Chailey, Lewes, same crest and motto. Blencowe, Henry Prescott George, Thoby Priory, Essex, a sword in pale arg., hilt in chief or, enfiladed with a human heart gu., all between two wings ex- panded arg. Q%iorsum vivere mori, mori vitce. Blenerhasset, Sufi., a wolf sejant gu., his tail fleeted over his back, langued az. 29- 3 Blenkinsopp, Leaton-, George Hderton, of Hoppyland Ca.stle, Durh., and Humble- ton Hall, Northumb. : (i) A lion ram- pant or (for Blenkinsopp). i. 13. (2) Out of a mural coronet two wings expanded arg., each charged with a cross crosslet fitched sa. (for Leaton). Dieu defcnde Ic droit. 227. 1 1 BLI Blenman of Croscombe, Somers., a dexter arm couped and erect ppr., vested sa., the ruffle arg., at the wrist a diamond button, holding in the hand a roll of parchment ppr. 208. 8 Blennerhasset, Ireland, in the sea a pillar ppr. 176. 2 Blennerhassett, Sir Rowland, Bart., of Blennerville, co. Kerry, Ireland, a wolf sejant ppr. Fortes fortuna juvat. 29- 3 Blennerhassett of Ballyseedy, a wolf sejant ppr. Fortes fortuna juvat. 29. 3 Blennerhassett, Rowland Ponsonby, Es- quire, of 52, Hans Place, S.W., a wolf sejant ppr. Fortes fortuna juvat. Blenshell or Blinshall, Aberdeen, a hoUy- leat vert. Deo fervente forebo. Blesby or Blesbie of Blesbie, Lines, a griffin's head erased or. 66. 2 Bleset or Blesset, an eagle displayed ppr. Blesson or Blessone, a martlet arg. 95. 2 Bletsho of Winington, Beds, a wolf's head or, scmee of hmts muraUv gorged az. </ 30- 5 Blewet, Blewett, and Bluet, Cornw., and Holcombe Regis, Devonsh., a squirrel sejant or, collared and lined gu.. hold- ing in the paws an acorn of the first leaved vert. Blewet, Blewitt, and Bleuett of Grenham, Somers., a mort head ppr. 193. 11 Blewitt, London, Somers., and Monm., a squirrel sejant ppr., eating an acorn or. Spes mea in Deo. 135. 7 Blick, Bucks, a leopard passant arg., semee of mullets sa. cf. 24. 2 Blick of the Lodge, Islip, Oxon., a leopard passant arg., semee of mullets sa. Ne timere caute eo. Blick and Blicke, a hawk's lure az., ringed or. 178. 11 Bligh or Blighe, Cornw., a dexter arm couped at the elbow holding in the hand a battle-axe. cf. 213. 11 Bligh, a griffin's head erased or. 66. 2 Bligh, Kent, a griffin's head erased or. Finem respice." 66. 2 Bligh, Earl of Darnley, Ireland, a griffin's head erased or. Finem respice. 66. 2 Blinckarne or Blincarne, Kent, a demi- lion, holding in the dexter paw a cross engrailed gu. Bliss, an arm from the elbow, holding in the hand a bundle of four arrows, points dovr-nwards. cf. 214. 3 Bliss of the Temple, London, a dexter cubit arm erect, holding by the lower limb a cross couped gu., fleury or. Virtus sola felicitas. Bliss of Chipping-Norton, Oxon., a garb ppr. " 153. 2 Bliss, Sir Henry William, K.C.I.E., 10, Cornwall Gardens, S.W., a garb or. Blissett, a sword in pale, entiled with a thistle ppr. cf. 170. 2 Blithe, London and Lines, a tower, on the battlements a Uon passant, all arg. cf. 157. 12 Blithe of London, a lion sejant gu. 8. 8 Blithe, Derbysh., a peacock or, in its beak a serpent reflexed over the neck ppr. cf. 103. 7 Blithman of London, a demi-bear arg., muzzled gu., holding between its paws a battle-axe of the last. fleur-de-lis az. 148. 2 BLI Blizard or Blizzard, a lady's arm erect, n the wrist a bracelet. 222. 6 Blobold, two lions' gambs erect and erased in saltire, the dexter uppermost, lietwecn two demi-spcai-s or. Block, Samuel Richard, Esquire, of London, and of Kentish Town, Middx., a mount vert, thereon an eagle with wings elevated ppr., seizing with the dexter claw an owl arg. Block, Major Arthur Hugh, K.A., of Zimulgherry, Deccan, India, same rrest and motto. Block, John Saumarez Talbot, Esquire, of 15, Talbot Square, London, same crest and motto. C Block, Samuel Cecil Macartney, Esquire, same crest and motto. Blockley, the sun shining on a demi- eagle with two heads in flames ppr. cf. 82. 12 Blockney, Ireland, out of a ducal coronet az., a boar's head and neck or. 41. 4 Blockney, the same, collared gu. cf. 41. 4 Blodlow, a lion rampant sa. i. 10 Blodwell, Suff., a demi-lion per pale, indented arg. and gii. 10. 2 Bloer of London, a cubit arm vested vert, holding in the hand ppr. a porame. (/. 205. 13 Blofeld, Thomas Calthorpe, of Hoverton House, Norf., a plume of three ostrich- feathers arg. Domino quid reddatn. 115. I Blois, Sir Ralph Barrett Macnaghten, Bart., of Cockfield Hall, Yoxford, Suff., a gauntlet erect ppr., holding a fleur-de- hs arg. Je me fie en Dieu. 254. 5 Blois, De, and Bloys, a Uon rampant trardant gu. 2. 5 Blomberg, two eagles' wings addorsed ppr. cf. loq. 12 Blomberg, out of a ducal coronet a demi- lion rampant double-queued, cf. 10. 6 Blotne of Seven Oaks, Kent, a peacock's tail erect or. Post virlutum curro. cf. 115. 6 Blomefield, Leonard, Esquire, of Bel- mount, near Bath, Somers., a derai- heraldic tiger az., tufted and crined or, holding in the mouth a branch of broom of the same, and holding in the paws a sword erect, broken at the point ppr., pommel and hilt or. Blomefield, Sir Thomas Wilmot Pere- grine, Bart., of Attleborough, Norf., out of a mural coronet arg., a demi- heraldic tiger az., armed and tufted or, collared of the first, holding a broken sword ppr. 245. 8 Blomer or Bloomer of Hagthorpe, Glouc, an heraldic tiger sejant vert, ducally gorged, and the chain reflesed over the Blomfeild, Blomefield, or Bloomfield, two Hings displayed ppr. 100. 6 Blomfield, Sufi'., a demi-heraldic tiger rampant arg., holding between its jjaws a broken sword. Blommart, an arm couped and embowed, resting the elbow on the wreath, holding a sword in pale enfiled with a savage's head couped. Blond, Le, Ireland, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a gamecock ppr. cf. 90. 2 Blondel, a Saracen's head ppr. 190. 5 59 Blondell, a dexter hand holding a battle- axe, all ppr. 213. 12 Blondevill or Blonville, a Cornish chough ppr. 107. 14 Blood, a buck's head erased ppr., attired or, holding in the mouth an arrow of the second. Blood, Ireland, a talbot's head sa., collared or. cf. i;6. I Blood, Major-General Sir Bindon, K.C.: Clare, issuant a demi-figure of Honor virtutis of Cranagh from waves of the si Neptune, all ppr prcemitim. Blood, Charles Holcraft, Esquire, same crest and motto. Blood, Frederick William, Esquire, same crest and motto. Blood, John, Esquire, of Ballykilty, ArdsoUus, co. Clare, same crest and motto. Blood, Joseph Fitzgerald, Esquire, of S, Lome Road, Birkenhead, same crest and motto. Blood, Neptune Fitzgerald, Esquire, of Vrede, Orange River Colony, South Africa. Bloodworth, a dexter hand couped in fess gu., holding a cross crosslet fitched in pale sa. 221. 10 Bloom, a cubit arm erect, vested az., cuffed arg., holding in the hand ppr. some slips of broom, stalked vert. Bloomfield, Baron, Ireland, out of a mural coronet or, charged with two cinque- foils in fess az., a bull's head ppr. Fortes fortuna juvat. Bloomfield, a fox's head ppr. 33. 4 Bloomfield, a bull's head ppr. cf. 44. 3 Bloomfield of Kithroe, co. Tipperary, L'eland, a bull's head erased sa., armed and langued or. Fortes fortuna juvat. 44- 3 Bloomfield, two wings issuing ppr. 109. 6 Bloor or Bloore, an arm in armour em- bowed, holding a cutlass, all ppr. cf. 196. 10 Bloss of Ipswich, Suff., a demi-angel, holding in the dexter hand a griffin's head erased. 1S3. 3 Blosse, Lynch-, Sir Henry, Bart., of Castle Carra, co. Mayo, Ireland, a lynx passant coward arg. Nee teniere, nee iimide. Blossom or Blossome, out of a ducal coronet a hand holding a swan's head and neck erased. 220. 7 Blossome or Blossun, a ram passant ppr. </ 131- 13 Bloundell or Blundell, a squurrel sejant or, cracking a nut ppr. 135. 7 Bloundell of Carlington, Beds, a squirrel sejant gu., collared and holding a nut or. c/. 135. 7 Blount of Maple-Durham, Oxon., on a ducal coronet or, a wolf passant sa. Blount, Baron Mountjoy ol Thurveston and Earl ot Newport (extinct), on a ducal coronet or, a crescent of the same. Blount, London and Glouc, a sea-lion rampant erm., ducally crowned or. cf. 20. 5 Blount, Darell-, John, Esquire, of Maple- Durham, Oxon. : (i) The sun in splen- dour, charged in the centre with an eye, all ppr. (for Blount). (2) Out of a ducal coronet or, a man's head in profile, couped at the shoulders and bearded ppr., wTeathed round the temples or and az., on the head a cap, also az., fretty arg., tasselled of the first, and turned up erm., for differ- ence a cross crosslet az. (for Darell). Lux tua vita mea. Blount, the sun or, charged with a gaunt- let sa., garnished or. Blount of Kinlet: (i) An armed foot in the sun ppr. 162. 12. (2) On a chapeau gu., turned up erra., a lion passant of the first, ducally crowned or. cf. 4. 9 Blount of Wadeley, Shropsh., and London, a lion passant gu., crowned or. cf. 6. 2 Blount, Su: Walter de Sodington, Bart., of Sodington, Worcs., an armed foot in the sun ppr. Lux tua via mea. 162. 12 Blount, late Walter Aston Edward, Es- quire, an armed foot in the sun, all ppr. Lux tun via mea. 162.12 Blount, Sir Edward Charles, K.C.B., of Iniberhorne, Sussex, a sun in splendour charged with a gauntlet ppr. Lux tua Blount, behind the rays of the sun or, a bull's head sa. Blount, in the sun a grifiSn's head erased, all ppr. 162. 14 Blount, Archibald Henry, of Orleton, Heref., a cross sa., in the sun in splen- dour or. Mors crucis mea salus. Blount (alias Croke), in a crescent az., two swans' heads reversed and inter- laced arg., in the beak of each an annulet gu. 100. 1 1 Blouyle, Suff., a demi-lion rampant per pale indented arg. and gu. 10. 2 Blow, two wings conjoined arg. 109. 6 Blower, out of a mural coronet or, a demi-eagle displayed vert, vulned in the breast by an arrow of the first, feathered arg. 80. 7 Bloxam of Bloxam, Oxon., and Rugby, Warw., an anchor in bend sinister or, cabled az. Bloxam and Bloxham, a shuttle az. 176. 14 Bloxholmedax, in front of a tree vert, a boar passant arg. Bloxsome of the Rangers, Glouc, a wyvern's head erased or, transfixed by a spear-head in pale sa. Non timere sed fortiter. Bloye, a mullet gu., between two branches of palm in orle vert. 146. 8 Bloys of Ipswich, Suff., a gauntlet ppr., purfled or, holding a fleur-de-lis of the last. Bluck, a bull's head erased gu., armed 44- 3 Bludder or Binder, Lines, and Middx., a lion's head erased arg., pierced through the neck with a broken spear of the Bludder, Binder, or Bluther, London, a lion's head erased arg., pierced through neck with the blade" of a sword of the last, the wound gu. cf. 17. 13 Bludworth, a naked arm embowed ppr., guttee-de-sang, holding a wreath of laurel vert. 202. 4 Bluet and Bluett of Holcombe Court, Holcolm-Regis, Devonsh., a squirrel BLU sejant or, collared and lined gu., and holding in its paws an acorn of the tirst, leaved vert. In Deo omnia. Bluett, Colonel Charles Edward Lane, of Tormohun House, Torquay, a squirrel sejant or, in his paw an acorn vert, fructed or. In Deo omnia. Blufield, a dcmi-grtyhound, wounded in the breast with an arrow ppr. Blumberg, Ludwig Alexander, Esquire, of Palace Gardens, Kensington, and Victor George Blumberg, Esquire, on a mount vert, a lion's head erased or, seraee of estoiles sa. Concordia vim dal. cf- 17- 8 Blund, a cock's head erased gu. 90. I BlundeU, Ireland, on a tower an eagle rising ppr. 156. 8 BlundeU, an arm in armour embowed, the hand holding a scimitar, all ppr. Unus et idem jerar. 196. 10 BlundeU, a unicorn's horn ppr. BlundeU, a demi-lion rampant sa., hold ing in the paws a cross-tau fitchee erect arg. BlundeU, William Joseph, Esquire, the HaU, Crossby, Liverpool, same crest. BlundeU, Charles Joseph Weld, of Inci BlundeU, Lanes, and Cardington, Beds (i) A squirrel sejant gu., collared, and holding a nut or, charged on the body with a bezant for distinction. (2) A wyvern sa. guttee-d'eau, collared, chained, and winged or. Nil sine numine. BlundeU, a hawk holding in the dexter claw an ear of wheat ppr. 85. ; Blunden, Ireland, on the point of a spea: a dolphin naiant ppr. 140. 9 Blunden, Sir William, M.D., Bart., of Castle Blunden, co. Kilkenny, Ireland, a demi-lion rampant per fesse sa. and arg., armed and langued gu. Ceda amori. 10. 2 Blunden of Bishop's Castle, Shropsh., a demi-griffin or, gorged with a erra. cf. 64. 2 Blundeston, a wolf passant arg. 28. 10 Blundestone and Blunstone, Suff., the sun rising ppr. Post nuhes lux. Blunt, the sun in splendour or. 162. 2 Blunt, on a mount vert, a sun in splendour ppr. 162. 3 Blunt of Wallop House, Hants, the sun in glory, charged on the centre with an eye issuing tears, aU ppr. Inter lachry- mas mical. Blunt, Sir William, Bart., of Heathfield Park and Ringraer, Sussex, same crest. Lux tua vita mea. Inter lachrymas micnt. Blunt, Wilfrid Scawen, Esquire, 104, Mount Street, Grosvenor Square, a lion statant, crowned or, on a cap of maintenance. Respiciendo prospi- ciende. Blunt, the sun in splendour or, charged in the centre with a slipper. Blunt, out of a coronet or, a bull's head couped near the shoulders sa. c/. 44. II Blunt, Notts, a wolf passant sa. 2.'. 10 BIyth, Sir James, Bart., 33, Portland Place, W., in front of a mound vert, thereon a bull statant arg., ringed and chained or, three roses gu. Spero meliora. 250. 18 60 BIyth, Scotland, an arm in bowed, holding by the middle of the blade a drawn sword point downwards, aU ppr. 195-6 Blytb, a buck's head ppr. Spero mehora. 121. 5 BIyth, a stag's head erased gu., attired or, gorged with a chaplet vert. 120. 3 Blythe, Bodmin, Cornw., a griffin's head erased or. 66. 2 Blythe, Yorks, a buck's head erased or, attired of the same, collared az. cf. 121. 2 Blythe of Cornw., an arm embowed, habited per pale or and az., cuffed arg., holding in the hand ppr. a battle- axe, staff of the second, headed of the third. Blythe, Norf., a stag's head couped gu., gorged with a chaplet of laurel ppr. 120. 3 Blythe, in a wTcath erm. and gu., a roebuck's head erased of the second, attired or, gorged with a chaplet vert. cf. I20. 3 Blythe of Norton, Derbysh., a roebuck's head erased, attired or, gorged with a chaplet vert. 120. 3 Blythswood, Baron (Campbell), Blyths- wood House, Renfrew, N.B. ; (i) A lymphad sa. (2) An oak-tree with a lock hanging from one of the branches, all ppr. Vincit labor. Quai seraia secura. Boade, a ram's head gorged with a fess indented sa., charged with three escallops arg. c/. 130. i Boag or Bogg, a sand-glass ppr. 177. 15 Boag, Sir Robert, of Belfast, and of Violet Lodge, Groomport, co. Down, Ireland, an hour-glass between two oak-branches in orle ppr. Regit omnia tejnpiis Boak, a beacon fiied ppr. 177. 14 Board of BordhiU, Sussex, and IJindlleld, a stag erm. Board, an antelope statant or. Per- foratiis. 126. 12 Boardman, a lion sejant, coUared and lined or. 7-4 Boardman, William, Esquire, of Farring- ton House, Penwortham, Lanes, a stag's head sa., erased gu., crusily and attired or. cf. 121. 2 Boase, Cornw., a demi-lion charged with three bezants on the shoulder, and with a star on the hip, holding in its paws five arrows, four in saltier and one in fess at the top. Boatneld, five arrows sa., entiled with a ducal coronet or. 173. 9 Bock, a hawk's leg and wing conjoined, the first belled and jessed, aU ppr. 113. 5 Bocket, a horse's head between two wings addorsed. Booking, Suff., on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a leopard passant ppr. 24. i Bockingham, Suff., on a chapeau a lion statant gardant, coUared and ducaUy crowned. cf. 4. 2 Bockland or Bocklande, a buU's head erased arg., ducally gorged sa. 44. 2 Bockland or Bocklande, a hawk close regardant arg., beaked and belled or. Bockley, the sun shining on a demi-eagle with two heads in flames ppr. c/. 82. 12 BOD of Enfield, Middx., of KirkUng- ton Park, Notts, and Essex, a stag trippant ppr. 117. S Boddicott, Bodicote, or Bodycoat, a weaver's shuttle in pale az., tlireaded arg. 176. 14 Boddington or Bodington, a lion's gamb grasping a scimitar, all ppr. 38. 13 Boddington or Boddinton, a demi-lion rampant gu., holding in the dexter paw a cross crosslet fitched arg. II. 5 Boddington (anciently of Brinldow, Warw.), Reginald Stewart Boddington, Esquire, 15, Markham Square, Chelsea, S.W., a demi-Uon rampant gu., holding in the dext«r paw a cross crosslet fitched arg. Vincit Veritas. 11. 5 Boddington, Henry, Esquire, J. P., of PownaU HaU, WUmslow, Chesh., a demi-lion az., gorged with a coUar- gemel, and holding in the dexter paw a cross crosslet fitchee or, resting the sinister on a lozenge az., charged with a cross crosslet, also fitchee or. Vincit Veritas. 1 1 . 8 Boddy, Evan Marlett, Esquire, F.R.C.S. (Edinburgh), 109, Ashted Row, Bir- mingham, a staff erect raguly gu., enfiled with a ducal coronet or. l'» corporis et animi. I47- ^- Bode, of Feversham, Kent, a greyhound's head couped arg., collared and ringed sa., the collar charged with three escaUops of the fu-st. c/. 61. 2 Bodell, a dexter arm embowed vested stabbing with a sword a squirrel sejant regardant ppr. Bodelsgate, Cornw., a horse's head erased arg. 51- 4 Boden, Lanes, a stork's head erased arg.. between two hlies ppr. Diligentii el ngilantia. Boden, Henry, of the Friary, Derbysh., a swan, the wings extended ppr. Contra audentior ito. 99. 12 Boden, .AlarshaU, Esquire, of Burton Crescent, St. Pancras, Middx., an eagle rising or, charged on the breast with a rose gu., and perched upon four mascles conjoined in fesse of the same. Bodenfield, an eagle's head erased between two wings arg., ducaUy crowned or. cf. 84. 2 Bodenham of Rotherwas, Heref., a dragon's head erased sa. . Veritas liberabit. cf. 71. 2 Bodenham, Heref., out of a ducal coronet ) or, a wing sa. 109. i Bodenham, Heref., a dragon's head erased sa. cf. 71. 2 Bodicote, a weaver's shuttle in pale az., threaded arg. 176. 14 Bodington, a demi-lion rampant gu., hold- ing in his dexter paw a cross crosslet fitched acg. 1 1. 5 Bodington, a lion's gamb grasping a scimitar ppr. 38. 13 Bodkin of Annagh, Ireland, a wild boar ppr. Crom-a-boo. 40- 9 Bodkin, Rev. Dr., the Cloisters, Chelten- ham, same crest and motto. 297. 4 Bodkin, a leopard's face or, 22. 2 Bodkin, a piUar sa. 176. 3 Bodley or Bodlegh of Dunseombe, in Crediton, Devonsh., on clouds az., en- circled with rays or, a ducal coronet of the last. BOD Bodley of Streatham, Surrey, a bull's head or. cf. 44. 3 Bodley, a demi-wolf holding btewecn its paws a ducal coronet, all ppr. c/. 31. 12 Bodrigan or Bodrugan, a dexter hand erei t, round the wrist a ribbon. Bodwida, a dexter arm in armour em- bowed ppr., holding a fleur-de-lis or. 199. 14 Body, a staff raguly and erect gu., entiled with a ducal coronet or. 147. 12 Body, Charles Ash, Esquire, of the Cedars, Sydenham Hill, a demi-lion or, charged with two bars sa., holding in the dexter paw a distaff in bend sinister ppr., and supporting with the sinister an eagle's head erased gu. Omne bonum desuper. 249. 12 Bodychan, Sparrow, Henry Glendeor, of Gwyn-tlu, Bodychan, Anglesej', a sparrowhawk. HoiKStas optima poUtia. Bodyham, a pegasus at full speed wings addorsed and ducally gorged, c/. 47. I Boehm, Sir Edgar Collins, Bart., Bram- lands, Woodmancote, Sussex, a hat sa., charged on the turn-up with three bezants fessewise. Sola mea testis. 234. 9 Boehm, Bohem, and Boeham, between two elephants' trunks per fesse arg. and sa., a horse-shoe of the first. Boevey, Crawley-, Sir Thomas Hyde, Bart., Flaxley Abbey, Glouc, on a mount vert, a heron ppr., collared or, holding in the dexter claw a saltire of the last. Esse quam videri. 239. 6 Bog and Bogg, see Boag. Boger, an eagle, wings expanded, sup- p.-.rting a flag. cf. 78. 14 Boger, Captain Edmund, R.N., on a tower or. charged with two lozenges in fe.ss vairce arg. and gu., a dove with an olive-branch in its beak, all ppr. Boger, Walter Deeble, of Wolsdon, Cornw. in front of a cubit arm ppr., holding a dibble in bend or, and a rose gu., leaved and slipped in bend sinister ppr., a cinquefoil, also or. Boger, Francis Herbert, Esquire, of Jlelbourne, Australia, same crest. Boger, John Richard, Esquire, of 29, St. Edmund's Terrace, Regent's Park, same crest as Boger of Cornw. Boger, Percival Sylvester, Esquire, of Saltash, Cornwall, same crest as Boger of Cornw. Boger, William Henry, Esquire, of Fowey, Cornw., same crest as Boger of Cornw. Bogg, Sutterin, Lines, a bat displayed ar,'., armeil or. 137. II Boggis or Boggs, the sail of a ship ppr. 160. 9 Boggis-RoKe : ( i ) A raven on a branch sprouting at the dexter end (for Eol/e). (2) The sail of a ship ppr. [for Boggis). .-ivancez. Bogie and Boggie, a lamb supporting a Hag. Deus pastor meus. 131. 2 Bogle, Scotland, a rose slipped and leaved p])r. Dtdcedine. 149. 5 Bogle, Captain John du Terreau, R.E., in front of a primrose gu., stalked and leaved vert, a fret or. Dulciue ex aspersus. 61 Bogle of Daldowie, Scotland, a primrose stalked and leaved ppr., thereon a bee feeding sa. E lahore dulcedo. Bogle of Hamilton's Farm, Ayr, and Shettlestone, Lanark, a ship in full sail ppr. Spe meliore vehor. 160. 13 Bogle, Gilbert, 42, Heaton Grove, Newcastle-on-Tyne, on waves of the sea a ship of three masts in full sail ppr. Bogle, a tower ppr. 156. 2 Bogley, a cross Calvary sa., on three grieces gu. 166. i Bohem, a horse-shoe arg., between two elephants' trunks per fesse of the same and sa. Bohun, De, a wolf current ppr. 28. 4 Bohun of Tressingfield, Suff., on a chapeau a quatrefoil pierced erm., in the centre thereof a bezant. cf. 148. 10 Bohun or Boone, Lines, out of a ducal coronet gu., a cup arg., between two elephants' tusks or. Bohun, Earls of Hereford, Essex, and Northampton {extinct), on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a lion statant gardant and ducally crowned or. cf. 4. 2 Boidell, a greyhound's head erased az. 61. 4 Boileau, Chester, a heart inflamed ppr. 181. 13 Boileau, Sir Maurice Colborne, Bart., of Tacolnestone Hall, Norf., in a nest or, a pelican in her piety ppr., charged on the breast with a saltier couped the nest resting in a foreign coronet. tout mon cceur. Bois, a stag's head arg., attired gu., be- tween the attires a mound or. cf. 121. 5 Bois, a lion rampant gu. i. 13 Bokeland, a lion rampant, holding Ije- tween his fore-paws a pair of scales, all ppr. Bokeland, an eagle's head couped gu., between two wings chequy or and vert. 84. 2 Bokenham, Norf., three mullets in chevron. 164. 7 Bokenham, Norf., a lion rampant gu. I- 13 Bokinge or Boking of Boking, Suff., a man's head couped at the shoulders arg., the hair vert. cf. 190. 13 Bolaine or Boloine of London, a buU's head couped arg. cf. 44. 3 Boland, Devonsh., out of a ducal coronet or, a cubit arm erect, holding in the hand three arrows in bend sinister, all ppr. 214. 3 Bolbeck or Bolebeck, a lion sejant, sup- porting with his dexter paw a broken lance, all ppr. cf. 8. 11 Bolckow, Charles Ferdinand Henry, of Marton Hall, Yorks, a boar passant az., in front of seven acorns or, leaved and stalked ppr. Sicscipere et finire. cf. 40. 2 Bolcole, a demi-reindeer ppr., collared, traced, and charged on the shoulder with an etoile or. Bold or Bolde, out of a ducal coronet gu., a griffin's head sa., between two wings displayed or. cf. 67. i Bold of Bold, Lanes, a griffin segreant sa., armed and legged or. 62. 2 De'i BOL Bolden, John Leonard, of Hyning, Lan- caster : (i) Out of a ducal coronet or, a tiger's head arg. 27. 3. (2) A swan or. Pour hien disirer. 99. 2 Boldero and Bolderowe, a pomeis. cf. 159. 14 Boldero, Rev. John Simon, Amblecote Vicarage, Stourbridge, a greyhound courant. Boldero, Rev. John Herbert, Rattlesden, Suff., a greyhound sejant gu., collared or. Aitdax ero. 59. 4 Bolders, Boldorne, and Boldron, a grey- hound current gu., collared or. cf. 58. 2 Bolding, late George Frederick, Esquire, of 224, Hagley Road, Edgbaston, in front of a demi-seahorse ppr., a garb fesseways or. Sto pro verilnte. 253.12 Boldrowe, Suff'.. a lion's gamb arg., grasp- ing a saltier az. Bolebec or Bolebeck, a lion sejant sup- porting with his dexter paw a broken lance, all ppr. cf. 8. 11 Boleine, a bull's head couped arg., langued gu., charged on the neck with a crescent or. Boles, out of a mural coronet az., a lion's head arg. 19. 12 Boleyn, Bollens, or BoUin, two branches of thorn in orle ppr. cf. 146. 6 Bolger, a dexter arm couped and em- bowed fesseways ppr., holding in the hand three ears of rye leaved or. 202. 6 Bolger of St. Austins, Ireland, an escallop reversed or. Deus nobis hcec otia fecit. 141. 9 Bolhalth, from the top of a tower issuing from the wreath an arm embowed hold- ing a spear in fess, all ppr. 201. 10 Bolingbroke and St. John, Viscount (St. John), Lydiard Park, Swindon, Wilts, on a mount ppr., a falcon rising and belled or, ducally gorged gu. Nee qucerere. nee spernere honorein. Bolitho, Thomas Bedford, of Trewidden, Penzance, Cornw., in front of a fern- brake a cubit arm and hand erect ppr., vested az., charged with three bezants cuffed arg., the hand holding a fleur-de- hs sa. Re Deu. Bolitho, John Borlase, Esquire, in front of a fern-brake ppr., a cubit arm erect vested az., charged with three bezants, cuffed arg., in the hand ppr. a fleur-de- ils sa. Re Deu. Bolitho, Otho Glynn, Esquire, of Poltair, Cornw., same crest and motto. Bolitho, Thomas Bedford, Esquire, of Trewidden, near Penzance, same crest and motto. Bolitho, Thomas Robins, Esquire, of Trengwainton, Hea Moor, Cornw., R.S.O., same crest and motto. BoUtho, William Edward Thomas, Es- quire, of York House, Penzance, same crest and motto. BoUand of Oapham, Surrey, an eagle's head erased ppr., gorged with a collar erm., holding in the beak a peg sa. Bolland, a hart trippant ppr., attired or. 117. 8 Bollardt of Antwerp and DubUn, a griffin's head erased arg. 66. 2 BoUe and Bolles, Bart, (extinct), of BoUes Hall, Lines, a demi-boar wounded in the breast with a broken spear. cf. 40. 13 BOL Bollen, a talbot gii., collared and leashed or. c/. 54. 5 BoUens and Bolleyn, two branches of thorn disposed in orle ppr. cf. 146. 6 BoUers, an arm vested, couped and em- bowed in fesse, the elbow resting on the wreath, holding a cross crosslet fitchce. 303. 9 Bolles, Middx., and of Scampton, Lines, a buck's head arg., attired or. 121. 5 Bolles and Bolls, Su£f., a cock crowing or, combed, wattled, legged, and armed gu. 91- 2 Bolleyn and Bollin, see Boleyn and Bol- Boliingbroke, Bollingbrook, and Bollins- brook, a Spanish hat az., turned up arg., in front three feathers of the last. 115. 4 Bolney, Berks, and of Bolney, Sussex, a skeleton's head couped at the shoulders ppr., holding in the mouth a firebrand or, flammant at both ends ppr. Bolourd, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-eagle gu. 80. 4 Bolron, a dove volant sa. cf. 93. 13 Bolron, an arm in fess couped at the shoulder and embowed, the elbow resting on the wreath, the hand holding a sword in pale, entiled with a savage's head. 201. 7 Bolster, George, Esquire, of Springville, Kanturk, co. Cork, a cubit arm erect in armour ppr., charged with three plates in pale, the hand bare grasping a scimitar, also ppr., hilt and pommel or. I'i ct virtute. 263. 5 Bolster, Thomas, Esquire, of Springville, Kanturk, co. Cork, same crest and motto. Bolstred and Bolstrode, a bull's head and neck between two wings expanded gu., armed arg. 43. 10 Bolt or Boult, a stork ppr. 105. u Bolter, a lion's head erased sa., imperially crowned or. cj. 17. 14 Bolthorpe, a demi-tiger salient or, ducally gorged arg., cf. 2^. 10 Bolton, Baron (Orde-Powlet), Bolton Hall, Leyburn. Yorks, and Hackwood Park, Basingstoke, a falcon rising and belled or, charged on the breast and wings with three etoiles in fess gu., gorged with a ducal coronet az., and holding in the beak a salmon ppr. Aymez loyaulte. 239. 9 Bolton, Henry Hargreaves, Esquire, of Heighside, Newchurch-in-Rossendale, Lanes, three bird-bolts, two in saltire and one in fesse ppr., thereon a falcon close, belled and jessed or. Sursum corda. 255. 15 Bolton, Henry Hargreaves, jnr.. Esquire, of High Brake, Huncoat, Accrington, Lanes, same crest and motto. Bolton of Bolton, Lanes, a hawk arg., belled or. 85. 2 Bolton, Edwin, Esquire, of Carbrook, Larbert, Stirlingah., a falcon close sa., armed, jessed, and belled or. Indusiria d virtute. cf. 85. 2 Bolton of Bective Abbey, co. Meath, a hawk arg., belled or. 85. 2 Bolton of Woodbridge, Suff., a falcon close arg., charged on the breast with a trefoil slipped vert, beaked and belled or. cf. 8^ 2 62 Bolton, on a mount vert, a hawk rising sa., belled and charged on the breast with two bird-bolts in saltire or. Bolton of Cranwich, Norf., on a mount vert, a falcon erm., beak and beUs or, holding in the beak a trefoil slipped of the first. Bolton, a falcon arg. 85. 2 Bolton, a falcon arg., with the wings expanded or. 87. i Bolton-Massy of Brazil, co. Dublin, and of Ballywire, co. Tipperary : (i) Out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head gu., armed sa. {for Massy), cf. 44. 11. (2) A falcon belled ppr., jessed az. {for Bolton). Pro libertale patria. c/. 85. 2 Bolton, a tun erect ppr., transpierced by an arrow fesswise or. Bolton, Boltone, or Boltoun, a horse saddled and bridled at fuU speed. 52. 1 Bolton, a hind's head per pale indented arg. and az., holding in the mouth a broad arrow or, feathered and headed arg. cf. 124. I Bolton or Boulton, Lanes and Yorks, a buck's head erased arg., attired or, gorged with a chaplet vert, and pierced through the neck with an arrow of the second. Bomford, North-, Captain John: (I) A griffin segreant arg., charged on the shoulder with a cross crosslet litchee gu. {for Bomford). cf. 62. 2. (2) A wyvern's head erased vert, langued gu., collared and chained or {for North). Justus et fidelis. cf. 71. 2 Bomlord, Ireland, an eagle displayed holding in the dexter claw a dagger. 75- 7 Bomont, an ostrich, the wings expanded arg. Bon, Le, of Fameaux, Normandy, out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of ostrich- feathers arg. Confido. Bonamy, Guernsey, a plume of three feathers or. 115. i Bonar of Kimmerghame, Berwick, a sword in pale ppr. Denique ccplurti. 170. 2 Bonar, John Andrew MacdoneU, Glen- bum. Granville Road, Sevenoaks, a sword in pale, the blade ppr.. the hilt and pommel or. Dcniqut ccelum. 302. 14 Bonar, a dexter hand charged on the palm with an eye and holding a heart bleeding ppr. PrtEStal tuto qumn cito. Bond, Isle of Purbeck, Dorset : ( i ) An eagle rising sa., charged with a fess or. (2) A demi-pegasus az., winged and semee of estoiles or. Non sufficit orbis. cf. 47- 5 Bond, Nathaniel, of Creech Grange, Dorset: (I) An eagle's wing sa., charged with a fesse or. 247. 4. (2) A demi-pegasus az., winged and semee of estoiles or. Non sufficit orbis. Bond of Peckham, Surrey, and Saltash, Cornw., a demi-pegasus az., winged and semee of estoiles or. cf. 47. 5 Bond or Bonde, an old man's head in profile ppr., the hair sa. Bond, Ireland, an ostrich-head between two branches of palm in orle. cf. 96. 10 Bond, John Gregory, Greatwood, Penryn, Cornw., a lion sejant ppr. Bond of Coolamber, co. Longford, Ireland, a lion sejant arg. 8. 8 Bond, Bart, (crlincl), on a mount vert, a lion sejant arg. cf. 8. 8 Bond, Gerald Denis, Esquire, of Holme Priory, Wareham, a wing sa., charged with a fesse or. 247. 4 Bond, William Henry, Esquire, of Fryern Court, Hants, same crest. Bond, M'Geough-, Joshua Walter, of DrumsiU, co. Armagh, Ireland: (i) A lion sejant arg., charged on the shoulder with an annulet sa. {for Bond), cf. S. 8. (2) A dexter arm embowed, the hand grasping a scimitar in the act of striking, all ppr. (for M'Geough). Nemo me impune lacessit. 201. i Bond of Cawbery and Walford, Heref., and of Newland and Redbrook, Glouc, a demi-lion. 10. 2 Bonde, an old man's head in profile ppr., the hair sa. Bonde of Coventry, Warw., a demi-griffin gu., bezantee, holding in the beak a twig vert, seeded or. cf. 64. 2 Bondiville, Yorks, a stag's head ppr. 121. 5 Bone, a bone and a palm-branch in saltier ppr. 147. 4 Bone or Bonn, a sword and a key in saltier ppr. 171. 10 Boneham and Bonham, a pheon in pale, point downwards, with part of tlit^ broken shaft remaining therein. 174. 10 Bonekill, Scotland, a demi-man in armour brandishing in his dexter hand a sword, all ppr. 1S7. i Bonekill, Scotland, a dexter hand holdint; a buckle or. 223. 1 1 Bonell of Duffield, Derbysh., a demi-lion rampant sa. 10. i Bonest and Bonus, London, a talbot's head couped arg. 56. 12 Bonfoy or Bunfoy of Hease, Middx., an arm couped and erect in armour ppr., holding in the gauntlet a cross Calvary gu. En bonne foy. Bonham, Wilts, the stump of a tree in fess sprouting ensigned with a fleur- de-lis. 145. 13 Bonham, Essex, a mermaid ppr. Esse quatn videri. 184. 5 Bonham, Edward William, Esquire, H.M. Consul, Calais, France, a mer- maid ppr., holding in her dexter lianil a looking-glass and in her sinister a comb. Esse qtmm videri. ■ 184- 5 Bonham, Sir George Francis, Bart., Knowle Park, Cranleigh, Surrey, upon a rock a mermaid holding in her dexter hand a wreath of coral and in her sinister a mirror, all ppr. Esse quam videri. Bonham of Petersfield, Hants, a dragon's head arg., guttee-de-sang. cf. 71. I Bonham, see Boneham. Boniface, Sussex, a talbot passant sa. 54. I Bonnell, Norf., a lion rampant or, holding between his paws a cross crosslet az. Bonnell of Isleworth, JDddx., a lion rampant or, holding between the paws a cross crosslet, and charged on the shoulder with an annulet, both az. Bonnell of London, a demi-lion erased or, pellettee, queue-fourchee interlaced, supporting a spear of the first. BON Bonnell, Ireland, a demi-lion az., holding between the paws a cross crosslet fitchee or. Terris peregrinus et hospcs. cf. II. lo Bonner, a unicorn's head couped between two wings and holding in the mouth a trefoil. Bonner, Oxon., a talbot's head arg., collared az., studded, rimmed, and ringed or. cf. 56. i Bonnet of France and London, a uni- corn's head couped vert, purfled and crined or. Eara honitas. 49. 7 Bonnett, a cubit arm in armour lying in fesse and holding a cross crosslet iitched az. 21 1. 14 Bonney, a square padlock ppr. 168. 13 Bonney, a martlet ppr. Ne quid 7iimis. 95- 4 Bonney, Rev. Thomas George, 23, Denning Road, N.W., same crest and motto. Bonniman, Scotland, a spur between two wings ppr. III. 13 Bonner, G., Esquire, 42, Queen's Gate Terrace, Kensington, a demi-talbot or, gorged with a collar gemelle az., hold- ing between the paws an hourglass ppr. A la bonne heurt. Bonsall, John Joseph, of Fronfraith, co. Cardigansh., Aberystwith and Llan- wTin, Montgomerysh. , Wales, a dexter hand grasping a cross flory gu. Pro patria. 221. 14 Bonsall, Thomas William, Morben, Slont- goniery, same crest and motto. Bonsbaw, a dexter hand issuing from a cloud in fess holding a sword in pale, on the point a garland of laurel, all ppr. Mente viamique. cf. 223. 10 Bonsor, Henry Cosmo Orme, Kingswood Warren, Epsom, Surrey, on a staff raguly in fess or, a wolf passant sa., collared, and the chain reflexed over the back of the first, the dexter paw resting on a rose gu., barbed and seeded ppr. cf. 29. I Bontein, Scotland, a cubit arm erect holding a sword ppr. Fortiter et fide. 132. 12 Bontein, a cross crosslet fitchee in pale surmounted by two palm-branches in saltier. Bontein and Bonteine, Scotland, an armillary sphere ppr. Soli Deo gloria. 159. 10 Bontein, John, Esquire, a demi-eagle issuing out of a ducal coronet ppr. Copiose et opportuve. Bontein, James Shelley. Esquire, Glen- cruitten, Oban, Argyllsh., same crest and motto. Bonten, a griffin segreant holding in the dexter claw a sword in pale. cf. 62. 2 Bontien, out of a ducal coronet a demi- eagle issuing ppr. Copiose et opportune. Bontine and Bontien of Ardoch, Dumbar- ton, Scotland, a bunting-bird standing on a garb, all ppr. Copiose et oppor- tune. Bonton, a cubit arm erect holding a mill- rind, all ppr. Bonus and Bonest of London, a talbot's head couped arg. 56. 12 Bonvile, Devonsh., a stag's head ppr. 121. 5 Bonvill, a demi-lion rampant supporting an anchor ppr. 12. 12 63 Bonwick, Surrey, a lion's head erased gu., charged with an etoile or. cj. 17. 8 Bonynge, Charles William, Esquire, of 42, Prince's Gate, London, an ostrich ppr., charged with an escallop sa., and holding in the beak a key of the same. Virtnie decoratus. Bonython, Sir John Langdon, Esquire, of Carclew, Adelaide, South Australia, a fawn feeding ppr. In Deo spesmea. 124. 13 Boodam, an etoile of eight rays or. c!. 164. 4 Boodle, a horse's head, the neclv trans- pierced with a spear in bend ppr. 50. II Booer, a wolf's head erased erm. 30. 8 Booker, London and Notts, a swan ppr., collared and lined az. 99. i Booker, Lieutenant-Colonel Josias, of Demerara, in the West Indies, on a mount vert, a swan ppr., collared and lined, and charged on the breast with a fleur-de-lis az. Deo non fortuna. Booker, Ireland, a crow feeding ppr. 107. 4 Booker of Cobrey Park, Heref., a demi- eagle displayed. Ad cailum iendit. 81. 6 Bookey, a dove volant arg., holding in the beak a sprig vert. cf. 93. 10 Bookey of Ardenode, co. Kildare, Ireland, from a morion az., a buck's head couped ppr. Tctuix ct fidvs. Boon or Boone, ;■. bell ppr. 168. 7 Boon or Boone, a hand holding a sheaf of arrows, points downwards, all ppr. 214. 3 Boord, Sir (Thomas) William, Bart., Oldbury Place, Ightham, Kent, a goat arg., guttee-de-poix, resting the dexter leg on an escutcheon gu., charged with a martlet of the first. Virtute et industrid. 239. i Boord, Borde, or Board, of Cuckfield and Lingfield, Sussex, a goat statant erm., armed or. 129. 5 Boorman of East Peckham, Kent, a bee volant between two oak - branches fructed, all ppr. Boorne of London and Essex, an heraldic tiger sejant gu., maned, tufted, and tailed or. cf. 25. 7 Boorne, out of a ducal coronet a stag's head arg. 1 20. 7 Boorne of Battle, Sussex, a stag's head erased gu., attired arg., and guttce- d'eau. cf. 121. 2 Boors, an eel naiant az. 142. 10 Boot or Boote, a greyhound couchant between two branches of laurel in orle. Go. 5 Booth, Sclater-, Baron Basing, see Basing. Booth, Chesh., a li'/nn- of St. f'atherine ppr., vested vri m ! "'i!i,i ducal coronet w-ithiii '. 1 : ,Im: m i rimed or, holding in her d. -.ii 1 Ii.mmI ,1 . atherine- wheel or, and m lur oiuiaui a sword, the point downwards. Booth, Derbysh., a St. Catherine ppr., kneeling in prayer, vested arg., crowned or, holding in the dexter hand a Catherine - wheel and in the sinister a sword point downwards. Booth, Haworth, Benjamin Blaydes, HuUbank House, near Hull, Yorks : (i) A St. Catherine robed and crowned as a queen kneeling in prayer, holding BOR in her dexter hand a catherine-wheel, and in her sinister a sword, point do%vnwards. (2) A stag's head gu., attired or, gorged with a laurel- wTeath arg. Quod ero spero. 1 20. 3 Booth of Hoe Place, Woking, a lion pas- sant arg. Quod ero spero. 6. 2 Booth, Robert Home Brooke, of Glendon Hall, Xorthamp., a lion passant arg. Quod ero spero. 6. 2 Booth, John Firth, Manor House, Lees, near Oldham, a lion passant. Quod ero spero. Booth, James Erskine Wise, Esquire, ol Lara, Annomoe, co. Wicklow, upon a wreath of laurel a lion passant. Nee temere nee timide. Booth or Boothe of Barton, Lanes, and Dunham Massey, Chesh., a lion ; arg. 6. 2 Booth of Twemlow, Chesh., a lion passant per pale wavy arg. and erm., charged on the shoulder with a hank of cotton ppr. cf. 6. 2 Booth, Gore-, Sir Josslyn Augustus Richard, Bart., Ireland: (i) A lion passant arg. Quod ero spero. 6. 2. (2) A wolf rampant arg. In hoc signo vinces. Gentiwquiisutrique. 28. 2 Booth, Sir Charles, Bart., of Portland Place, Middx., and Great Catworth, Hunts., a lion passant arg., gorged with a bar-gemelle and holding in the dexter paw a chaplet of laurel vert. Dcas adjuvat nos. Booth of Salford, Lanes, two laurel- branches vert in orle, thereon a lion passant arg. Non mihi, scd Deo et Booth, George H., 3, St. George's Place, Victoria Gardens, Brighton, on a garland of laurel a lion passant. Booth of Kellingham, Lines, a boar's head erased and erect sa., armed or, holding in the mouth a spear-head arg. Booth, Philip Henry, J. P., Gildersome, near Leeds, a lion passant. Quod ero spero. Booth, Berks, a porcupine's head erased. cf. 136. 2 Booth, a fasces ppr. 171- 4 Boothby, Sir Brooke, Bart., of Broadlow, Ash, Derbysh., a lion's gamb erased and erect or. Mors Christi, mors mortis mihi. 36. 4 Boothby, Charles Edward, Esquire, of I, Palmeira Square, Brighton, Sussex, same crest and motto. Bootle - Wilbraham, see Skelmersdale, Baron. Bootle, a leopard couchant or, spotted gu. 24. 10 Bootle, a demi-hon rampant regardant ppr., holding between the paws an antique oval shield gu., rimmed or, charged with a cross patonce crossed ars. Booty, Suff., on a mount vert., a hand ppr., couped at the -svrist, holding a sword arg., hilt«d or. c/. 212. 13 Bor of Dublin, two wings endorsed gu. and or, on the former a fleur-de-lis of the last. Sicut iris florebit. cf. 109. 12 Boraster and Boraston, Heref., Worcs., and Berks, out of a mural coronet sa., a griffin's head or, gorged with a fess between two vars-gemelle gu. cf. 67. 10 BOR Bordelays, Bordeleys, Bordeley, or Bor- deloys, Camb, an Indian goat salient, holding in the mouth a branch of trefoil. Boreel, Sir Jacob William Gustavus, Bart., of Meervliet, Velsen, Holland, a demi-man sa., wreathed about the head and loins, holding iu his dexter hand an arrow in bend sinister, point upwards ppr. Boreham or Borham, on a mural coronet ppr., a serpent nowed vert. 142. 12 Boreham, H. W.. M.B., Elm Bank, Teignmouth, same crest. Destruendo conservatis. Borelands, a broken lance ppr. Press through. 175- 6 Boreley and Borseley, Wilts, in front of a rock, a Cornish chough ppr. </. 102. 6 Borell or Burrell, Heref., and Brommer Park, Northumb., a naked arm em- bowed ppr., charged with three pellets, holding in the hand a branch vert, fructed or. Boreman, on the stump of a tree, an eagle rising ppr. 79- 12 Boreston or Borreston, a parrot vert, breasted gu. loi. 4 Borgoine, a marigold, on the top thereof a bee, all ppr. cf. 151. 12 Borham, see Boreham. Borington, Viscount, see Morley, Earl of. Borlacy of London, a stag's head erased ppr., holding in the mouth a riband with the motto " Spes mea Dens." Borland and Borelands, Scotland, a broken lance ppr. Press through. 175. 6 Borlase of Bookmer, Buclcs, and of Cornw., a wolf passant regardant arg., struck in the shoulder with an arrow or, held in the mouth. Te digna sequere. cf. 28. 6 Borman, Devonsh. and Somers., a bull's head erased or, armed sa. 44. 3 Borminghall, a wolf's head erased gu. 30. 8 Borne, Kent, a lion sejant or, collared az., resting the dexter forepaw on a pellet cf. 6. II Borodaile, a dragon's head erased ppr. cf. 71. 2 Boron, a dragon's head and wings sa., collared or. cf. 72. 7 Borough, Bart, {extinct), of Baseldon Park, Berks, three plates surmounted by a plume of five ostrich-feathers arg. Suivez moi. Borough, Shropsh., a fleur-de-lis arg. 148. 2 Borough of Sandwick, Kent, a dove standing on a snake, all ppr. 92. 10 Borough, Lines, and of Richmond, YorlvS, a swan's head and neck arg., beaked gu. cf. loi. 6 Borough or Burgh, a falcon rising erm., belled and ducally gorged or. 87. 2 Borough, John Sidney Burton, of Chet- wynd Park, Newport, co. Salop, and of Edgmond, Shropsh., on a mount an eagle regardant, wings expanded, all ppr., the dexter claw supporting the shield of Pallas or. Yirtute et rohore. Borough, George Thomas, Esquire, an eagle ppr., holding the shield of Pallas in its claws. Yirtute et rohore. Borough, two wings addorsed erm. 64 Borradaile, Borrodalle, or Boradaile, out of a tower, a demi-greyhound, holding between his paws a branch of laurel, aUppr. cf. 157. 8 Borrer, of Henfield, Sussex, a buck's head ppr., erased and fretty arg., holding in his mouth an auger of the first. Fide laboro. Borrer, Arthur Hardre,ss, Esquire, of 6, Durham Place, Chelsea, S.W., a buck's head erased ppr, fretty arg., holding in the mouth an auger of the first. Borrer, Major Gary Hampton, J.P., D.L., Somerhill Lodge, Hove, Sussex, same crest. Borrer, Rev. Charles Alexander, of Horseheath, Linton, Cambs, same crest. Borrer, Walter Charles Freshfield Clifford, Esquire, of Pickwell, Cuckfield, Sussex, same crest. Deo cari nihilo carenl. Borrer, William, Esquire, of Brook HiU, Cowfield, Horsham, same crest. Fide laboro. Borreston, see Boreston. Borrett of London, a boar's head and nock erased, of a sandy colour and bristled or, the neck transpierced with a broken spear of the second, the end hold in the mouth. Borron, a paschal lamb ppr. Per tela per hoslcs impamdi. 131. 2 Borrow, Derbysh., on a mount an eagle regardant, wings expanded, all ppr., supporting with the dexter claw the shield of Pallas or. Borrowes, Sir Kildare Dixon, Bart., Gilltown, CO. Kildare, Ireland, a lion gardant murally crowned, all or. Non Borrowes of Gilltown, Newbridge, co. Kildare, a lion sejant arg., ducally crowned or. Non vi virtute. Borrowes or Borrows, Ireland, a boar's head erased in fess, with a sword thrust through the under jaw in pale, and issuing out of the mouth. Borrowes or Borrows, a crane support- ing with the dexter claw an anchor. 105. 10 Borrowman, Scotland, a demi-man in armour brandishing in his dexter hand a sword, all ppr. Pro patria. 187. i Borselle, over the stump of an oak-tree an eagle volant ppr. Borsley, in front of a rock, a Cornish chough ppr. cf. 102. 6 Borston, a dagger in pale az., hilt and pommel or. Borthwick of Gordonshall, Scotland, a withered rose-bush sprouting anew from the root. Virtus post facto. Borthwick, Baron (Borthwick), a Moor's head in profile couped ppr., nTeathed arg. and sa. Qui conducit. 192. 13 Borthwick (Baron Glenesk), on a staff raguly fessewise sa., a blackamoor's head in profile couped ppr. Qui con- ducit. 299. 15 Borthwick, John, Esquire, of Heriot, Midlothian, a blackamoor's head in profile couped. Qui conducit. Borthwick, Scotland, a savage's head couped ppr. Qui conducit. 191. i Borthwick of Stow, Scotland, a dexter hand couped and apaumee, charged with an eye ppr. Mente manuque. 222. 4 BOS Borthwick, Browne-, of Hope Park, Mid- lothian, a cubit arm erect ppr., grasp- ing a fleur-de-lis or. Delectat et ornat. cf. 215. 5 Borthwick of Hartside, Scotland, a hart's head erased gu., attired or, devouring a serpent ppr. Coelitus datum. 1 2 1 . 7 Borthwick of Muirhouse, Scotland, a pelican with wings expanded or, vulning herself ppr. Ex vulnere salus. Borthwick of Crookston, Scotland, a Moor's head couped ppr. Fide el spc. Borthwick of Mayshiels, Scotland, an eagle rising ppr. Nee deerit operi dextra. 77. 5 Borton, Suff., a boar's head ppr. 41. i Borton of Stapleford, a boar's head couped or, holding in the mouth a branch of laurel ppr. Borton, General Sir Arthur, G.C.B.. K.C.B., G.C.M.G., 105, Eaton Place, London, S.W., in front of a sword pale- ways point downwards ppr., pommel and hilt gold, a boar's head couped sa., holding in the mouth a sprig of laurel fructed, also ppr. In Deo confido. Bosanquet, Percival, Esquire, J. P.. of Ponfield, near Hertford, a demi-lion rampant ppr. Per dnmna per codes. Bosanquet, Samuel Courthope, Dingestow Court, Monm., a demi-lion rampant, couped gu. Bosanquet, Charles Bertie Pulleine, Es- quire, of Rock Hall, Alnwick, Nor- thumb., same crest. Bosanquet, Theodore, Esquire, West Dov/n House, Bradworthy, North Devonsh., a demi-lion rampant ppr. Bosanquet, Smith-, Horace James, Es- quire, of Broxbournebury, Broxbourne, Herts : (l) A demi-lion gu., gorged with a collar nebuly or, and holding between the paws a mullet of six points of the first within an annulet of the second (for Bosanquet). (2) An elephant's head erased or, eared gu., charged on the neck with three fleur-de-lis, two and one az. (for Smith). Per damna, percnedes. Tenax in fide. cf. 133. 3 Boscawen, Boscawen Trevor Griffith, Trevalyn, Denbigh, a lion passant sa. Boscawen, Cornw., a falcon ppr. 85. 2 Boscawen (Rt. Hon. Evelvn Edward Thomas, Viscount Falmouth), a falcon close ppr., belled or. Patience passe science. 85. 2 Bosgrave, a boar's head erased arg., between two oak-branches vert, fructed or. 42. I Bosne and Bosney, a cockatrice dis- played. 68. 14 Bosom, Bosome, and Bossum. Cornw., a tree growing out of a mount ppr. 143. 14 Boss, Durh., out of a naval coronet, an arm holding a billet, all ppr. Cada uno e-s hijo de sub obras. Bostock of Abingdon, Berks, an antelojje jed with a collar gu. 126.12 Shropsh., a martlet arg. 95. 4 or, gorged with a collar gu. 126. 12 tlet arg. Bostock of Bostock, Chesh., and Whixall, Shropsh., on the stump of a tree eradicated arg., a bear's head erased sa., muzzled or. Bostock of Oxford, Kent, a crescent arg., therefrom issuant a bear's head pean erased gu., muzzled or. Bostock, Francis, Horsham, Sussex, same crest. Boston, Baron (Irby), a Saracen's head in profile ppr., wreathed arg. and sa. Honor fidelitatis prcemium. IQO. 14 Boston, Scotland, a dove between two branches of laurel in orle, all ppr. 92. 12 Boston, a horse's head in armour ppr. 51. 13 Bosum of Windley, Norf., a talbot's head erased arg., eared and ducally crowned or. s6. 9 Bosvile. Thomas Bolle, Raven field Park, near Rotherham, or Bosvllle, Yorks, a bull statant arg., the hinder part behind a clump of oak-trees ppr. Intento in Deum animo. Bosville, Alexander Wentworth Mac- donald, Thorpe Hall, Bridlington : (i) A bull passant arg., armed sa., issuant from a hurst of oaks ppr., and charged on the shoulder with a rose j gu. (2) A cubit arm in fesse couped in armour ppr., charged with a bendlet sinister az., the hand ppr. holding a cross crosslet erect fitchee gu. Virtus propter se. Per mare per terrain. Boswall, Sir George Lauderdale Houston, Bart., Blackadder, Edrora, Berwicksh.: ( I ) A cubit arm grasping a sword ppr. 239. 7. (2) A sandglass winged ppr. {Houston). Foriiter. " In time." 239. 8 Boswell, Bart., of Auchinleck, Ayr, a falcon ppr., hooded gu., belled or. Vrai/e foi. 292. 3 Boswell, John Irvine, Crawley Grange, Newport Pagnell, a falcon close ppr., hooded. Vraye foy. 292. 3 Boswell, Claud Patrick, Esquire, of Balmuto, Fifeshire, a falcon ppr., hooded gu., jessed and belled or. Vraye jot. 292. 3 Boswell, Yorks, out of a wood ppr., a bull passant arg. Boswell, Yorks and Kent, a lion's head. 21. I Boswell of Glsissmount, Scotland, a lark volant ppr. Nothing venture, nothing have. cf. 93. 10 Boswell of Dowen, Scotland, same crest. / hope /or better. Boswell, John Douglas, Garrallan, Ayr : (i) A falcon ppr., hooded gu., belled or (Boswell). (2) A heart ppr (Douglas). ( I ) Vraye foy. (2) Fortis et fiddis. Boswortb, a lily slipped and leaved ppr. 151. 2 Bosworth, a demi-lion rampant ppr. .Animus valet. 10. 2 Botatort or Botetourt, Norf., out of a mural coronet, six spears in saltier ppr. 175- 8 Boteler of Teston, Kent, two eagles sup- ])orting a vine ppr. AquUae vitem pocifla. Boteler of Hatfield-Woodhall, Herts, an arm in armour embowed, holding in the hand a sword ppr. 195. 2 Boteler, a covered cup or, between two wings, the dexter arg., the Boteler or Botler of Bewsey, a unicorn salient arg., armed or, tied round the neck with a sash of the last. Botell and Bothell, Essex, a marigold ppr. 151. 12 Boteller, a covered cup or. Boterwike, a hawk, holding in its dexter claw an ear of wheat ppr. 85. 7 Boteshed, a stag's head arg. 121. 5 Botetourt, see Botatort. Botevile, Boteville, or Bonteville, Shropsh., a reindeer or. J'av bonne cause. cf. 125. 9 Both or Bothe, on a tower embattled, a Hag displayed. 157. 13 Bothell, see Botell. Botheras, Cornw., a demi-lion rampant ppr. Pro Deo et pntria. 10. 2 Bothwell, Lord Holyroodhouse, Scotland, a naked boy pulling down the top of a green pine-tree, all ppr. Obduram ad versus urgentia. 189. 6 Botiler, a cinquefoil gu. 148. 12 Botley, Berks, a boar's head and neck sa., ducally gorged or. Prohitate. cf. 41. 6 Botockshed, a stag's head arg. 121. 5 Botreaulx or Botreaux, a dove standing on a hill, all ppr. 92. 3 Botreulx or Botreux, Cornw., two laurel- branches in saltier ppr. Botstord, Hon. Amos Edwin, of the city of Ottawa and parish of Sackvjlle, in the Dominion of Canada, Lieutenant- Colonel Reserve Militia, co. Westml., «.?es a bird close. Digrm sequens. Bott, Staffs, on a glove a falcon ppr. 86. 12 Botteler and Bottiller, Ireland, a cock's head and neck vert, combed, wattled, beaked, and ducally gorged or, between two dragons' wings expanded arg. cf. 68. 8 Botteley, Botilly, or Botley, a boar's head and neck sa., ducally gorged or. cf. 41. 6 Bottell, an escallop az. 141. 14 Bottiller, a cinquefoil gu. 148. 12 Bottlesham, an escallop-shell between two wings. 141. 10 Bottomley, Yorks, out of a tower, a demi- lion ppr. Fortiter fideliter et feliciter. 157. II Bottomley of Wade House, Halifax, Yorks, upon a mount vert, an Angola goat in front of a palm-tree ppr., rest- ing the dexter foot upon an escutcheon gu., charged with a shuttle palewise or. Fideli certa merces. Bottonley, a hawk standing on a fish, all ppr. 86. 6 Bottrell, Shropsh., a quiver erect sa., garnished or, strapped gu., the buckle also or, replenished with arrows arg. Bouche, a Saracen's head, couped at the shoulders and affrontee ppr., wreathed ara. and sa. 190. 5 Boucher, see Bouchier and Bourchier. Boucher, .\lfred Richard, Esquire, of Trenean, St. Germans, Cornw., a demi- sea-horse ppr., collared and lined gu., between the fins a water-bouget sa. Deo favenie. Boucher, Edward Graham, of Fairfield, Lymington, Hampshire, same crest and motto. Boucher and Bouchier, an owl ppr. Non vised voluntate. 96. 5 Boucher of Salisbury, Wilts, a greyhound sejant arg., collared and lined or. cf. 59. 4 Boucher, an old man's head in profile couped at the shoulders ppr., on his head a cap turned down in front. BOU Boucherett of Willingham and Stalling- borough, Lincoln, a cockatrice or. Prima voce salutat. 68. 5 Bouchier of Little Stainbridge, Essex, a greyhound sejant arg., ducally gorged or. cf. 59. 4 Boudier of Jersey, a crescent az. Dieu et la religion. 163. 2 Bouge of Thurcaston, Leics., a bat dis- played arg., armed or. 137. II Bough, Scotland, the stump of an oak- tree sprouting branches ppr. Quod ero spero. 145. 2 Boughey of Colton, Staffs, an angel pray- ing between two branches of laurel in orle ppr. 184. 2 Boughey, Fletcher-, Sir Thomas, Bart., of Aqualate, Newport, Shropshire: (l) A plate charged with a pheon per pale erm. and sa., the point downward (for Fletcher). 242.5. {2) Out of an Eastern crown or, points alternately of the last and arg., a buck's head erm., attired aad collared of the first (for Boughey). Nee qucerere, nee spernere, honorem.. 242. 4 Boughs, the stump of a tree sprouting ppr., from one of the branches a shield pendent gu. 145. 8 Boughton, a stork's head ereised, holding in the beak an eel, all ppr. cf. 104. 2 Boughton, a stork's head arg., beaked gu., holding therein a snake ppr. 106. 3 Boughton, Warw., a lion's head couped or. 21. I Boughton, a goat's head couped per pale arg. pellettee, and gu. bezantee, attired, or cf. 12S. 12 Boughton, Bouse-, Sir Charles Henry, Bart., of Lawford Hall, Warw. : A man's head ppr., the hair, beard, and whiskers sa., the head surrounded and crossed by a ribbon knotted at the top and flowing from either temple arg. (for Rouse). A stork's head erased chevrony of four sa. and arg., holding in the beak or, a snake ppr. (for Boughton). Omne bonum Dei donum. cf. 106. 3 Boulby or Bowlby, two branches of thorn in orle. 146- 4 Bould and Boulde, of Bould, Lanes, out of a ducal coronet or, a griffin's head sa., beaked gu., between two wings of the first. cf. 67. I Bouling, a garb or. 153-2 Boulsted and Boulstred, Devonsh., a bull's head between two wings gu., armed arg. 43- 'O Boult, a morion ppr. 180. i Boult, a heron ppr. 105. 9 Boultbee, a stag's head erased ppr. 121. 2 Boultbee or Boultbie, out of a ducal coronet, a dcmi-boar ppr. cf. 40. 13 Boulter of Bristol, two bird-bolts in saltire, and thereon a dove rising ppr. Boulton, Norf., and Yorks on a holly- bush vert, fructed gu., a hawk rising Boulton of Gibbon Grove, Surrey, a hawk with wings expanded arg., collared legged, and belled gu., the dexter foot supporting an escutcheon az., charged with a fleur-de-lis or. cf. 87. 7 Boulton. James, Esquire, of 13 A, Great Marlborough Street, London, W., upon a mount vert, an eagle with wings 5 BOU displayed, holding in the beak a branch of holly, and between two branches of holly, all ppr. Boulton, Percy, M.D., 15, Seymour Street, Portman Square, W., a hawk belled ppr. Dum spiro spero. Boulton of Forebridge Villa, Stafis, on a fer-de-moulin, a hawk pierced with an arrow. Mens conscia recti. Boulton, Matthew Ernest, Tew Park, Oxford, a hind's head per pale az. and or, erased gu., in the mouth an arrow in bend, point downwards ppr. Faire son devoir. Boulton, a horse at full speed saddled and bridled. 52- i Boulton, see Bolton. Boulton, Lines, a tun erect ppr., trans- fixed by a bird-bolt fesseways or. Dux vitce ratio. Boulton, James Forster, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, same crest and motto. Boulton of Soho, Staffs, a hind's head erased per pale az. and or, holding in the mouth an arrow in bend point downwards. Faire sum devoir. cf. 124. 3 Boulton, Samuel Bagster, Copped Hall, Totteridge, on a holly- bush a falcon rising, holding in its dexter paw a bird bolt in pale, point downwards, and in its beak a sprig of holly, all ppr. / will never quit. 244. 10 Bound, on the top of a tower, a lion rampant. 157. 12 Bounn or Boun, a sword and a key in saltier ppr. 17 1- 1° BoUTCh, Ireland, a demi-lion rampant gu., holding in his dexter paw a fleur-de- lis or. 13- 2 Bourcher, BourchiFj or Bourchier, a man's head in profile ppr., couped at the shoulders, crowned with a ducal coronet or, and issuing therefrom a cap tasselled and turned forward gu. cf. 190. 8 Bourcher, Worcs., on a mount vert, a greyhound sejant arg., dueally gorged and lined or. cj. 59. 2 Bourchier, a greyhound salient or. Bourchier, Essex and London, a grey- hound sejant arg., dueally gorged or. c/- 59- 4 Bourchier, see Bouchier and Bourcher. Bourchier, a mullet of six points. 164. 3 Bourchier-Chilcott, Thomas, 4, Stone Buildings, Lincoln's Inn, W.C. : (i) Out of a ducal coronet a mount ppr., thereon a stag statant gu. (2) A man's head in profile couped at the shoulders ppr., on the head a ducal coronet or, issuing therefrom a cap tasselled and turned forward gu. Le bon temps viendra. Bourchier, Henry James, Baggotstown, near Bruff, co. Limerick, on a cap of maintenance gu., turned up erm., a griffin arg. Le bon temps viendra. Vincere vel mori. Bourdelain and Bourdillon, on a chapeau a martlet. {Another, with the wings endorsed.) 95. i Bourden, a bunch of grapes ppr. 152. 7 Bourdon, a gilliflower ppr. 151. 8 Bourdon, Scotland, a lion rampant arg., holding a battle-axe ppr. Bourges of Westport, Dorset, a camel's head erased ppr., bezantee. c/. 132. 7 66 Bourke, Earl of Mayo, see Mayo. Bourke, Baron Connemara, see Conne- mara. Bourke, Viscount Bourke, of Mayo (dormant], on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a lion sejant arg., ducaUy gorged or. Audaces fortuna juval. cf. 7. 6 Bourke of Ballintober, co. Mayo, Ireland, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a lion sejant arg. Bourke of St. Andrews, Holbome, Middx., a lion couchant gardant, the tail issuing from between the hind-legs or charged on the shoulder with a fleur-de- lis az. Chacun le sien. 7- n Bourke of Thornfield, Ireland, a moun- tain-cat sejant gardant ppr., collared and chained or. In cruce solus. 26. 13 Bourke, Lord Castle Connell, the same crest. Bourke, Lord Brittas, the same crest. VincXus aed non rictus. Bourn, Surrey, between two wings a peacock's head, holding in the beak a serpent, the tail coiled round the neck, all ppr. 103. 3 Bourne, Ireland, between two wings a peacock's head, holding in the beak a serpent, the tail coiled round the neck, all ppr. 103. 3 Bourne, London, out of clouds ppr., an arm erect, vested or, cuffed arg., holding in the hand, also ppr., a pheon by the point sa. Bourne of Chesterton, Oxon., a pegasus current, wings addorsed gu., semee d'etoiles or, and holding in the mouth a rose of the first, stalked and leaved ppr., seeded of the second. cf. 47. 2 Bourne, John, of Hilderstone Hall, Staffs, on a mount vert, a pegasus salient per fesse or and gu., charged on the body with two fountains ppr., holding in the mouth a trefoil slapped vert. Hcec omnia transeunt. 47. 4 Bourne of Wells, Somers., a demi- heraldic tiger arg., armed, maned. and tufted sa., gorged with a collar er- minois. cf. 23. 13 Bourne of Stalmine Hall, Lancaster, an heraldic tiger sejant or, guttce-de-sang, resting the dexter paw on a cross pattee gu. Esse quam videri. 255. 19 Bourne, Bart., of Hackinsall, Lanes, same crest. Semper viqilans. Bourne, Rev. George Drinlcwater, of Weston Subedge, Gloucs., same crest and motto. Bournes, George Smith, Esquire, of Rossport House, BelmuUet, Ireland, a garb between two doves respecting each other, all ppr. Vincit qui patitur. Bousfleld, William, 33, Stanhope Gardens, Queen's Gate, S.W., out of a ducal coronet an eagle's head ppr. Bousfleld, out of a ducal coronet an eagle's head ppr. cf. S3. 14 Boustead, a lion's head erased, and on it a chapeau, all ppr. 21. 10 Boutcher, Emmanuel, Esquire, a grey- hound sejant arg., collared, and with the line reflexed over the back or, semee of estoiles sa., and resting the dexter paw on a water- bouget of the last. Be fast. 59. 6 Bouteville, see Boteville. BOW Boutfleur, a fleur-de-lis az. 148. 2 Boutflower, Andrew, M.R.C.S., Stene- eourt, Kersal, Manchester, a fleur-de- lis. 294. 15 Bouverie, Campbell-, see Campbell. Bouverie, see Radnor, Earl of. Bouverie, John Augustus Shell, of Dela- pre Abbey, Northamp., a demi-eagle with two heads displayed sa., dueally gorged or, charged on the breast with a cross crosslet arg. Patria cara, carior libertas. 3°^. - Bouverie, De, a demi-eagle displayed with two heads sa., gorged with a ducal coronet or, and charged on the breast with a cross crosslet arg. 302. 2 Bouvier, an eagle with wings expanded and inverted ppr. cf. 77. 4 Bouwen, a tent gu., garnished or. 158. 7 Bouwens, in front of a demi-lion guardant or, between two wings vair arg. and sa., three roses fesseways arg., barbed and seeded ppr. tiec. temere, nee timide. Bover of Appleton, Chesh., a goat's head couped sa., armed and charged on the neck with a fleur-de-lis or. cf. 128. 12 Bovey of Wordon Abbey, Beds and Stow, Cambs., a lion's gamb erect and erased per fesse or and gu., holding a bow of the second, stringed of the first. Bovil and Bolvile, Suff., a demi-friar holding in his dexter hand a crucifix. cf. 187. 7 Bovile, Bovyle, and Bovyll, a bull passant quarterly sa. and or. cf. 45. 2 Bow, Scotland, a lion's head erased ppr., Fideliter. I7- S Bowater of London, out of cloucJs a rain- bow ppr. Bowcher, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-pelican vulning herself arg. Bowdan and Bowden of Bowden, Chesh., a bezant charged with a lion's head erased gu., coUared arg. cf. 19. i Bowden, Derbysh., a heron's head erased or. 104. II Bowden of Stroud Green, Croydon, Surrey, in front of a battle-axe and a tilting- spear in saltier or, a heron's head erased sa. cf. 104. 11 Bowden-Smitb, Nathaniel, Vice- Admiral, K.C.B., a talbot passant. Suaviter in modo, fortiter in re. Bowditch of Bowditch, Dorset, seven arrows or, barbed and feathered arg., six in saltier, one in pale. 173. 7 Bowdler, Shropsh., on a mount vert, a Cornish chough ppr. 107. 9 Bowdler, a dexter arm embowed grasping an arrow, all ppr. 201.13 Bowdler, Richard Hope, Esquire, of Kirkham, Lanes, a dexter arm em- bowed, holding in the hand an arrow, all ppr. Innocue ac provide. 201. 13 Bowdon, of Beightonfields, Derbysh : (i) A heron's head erased ppr., beaked and charged on the neck with three erm. spots sa. cf. 104. 11. (2) Out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-eagle displayed ppr. Vanus est honor. So. 14 Bowdon, Butler-, John Erdeswicke, of Pleasington Hall, Lanes : (i) A heron's head erased ppr., beaked and charged on the neck with three erm. spots {for j Bowdon). cf. 104. II. (2) A covered cup or, charged with an erm. spot {for Butler). Comme je trouve.Vanus est I honor. BOW Bowel! of Berry Court. Hants, a lion's head erased barry of six arg. and gu. cf. \y. 4 Bowen-Colthurst, see Colthurst. Bowen, a stag trippant ppr. Cautus a juturo. 117. S Bowen of Kittle Hill and Swansea, a stag statant, vulned in the back with an arrow, all ppr. 117. 10 Bowen of Courtwood, Queen's Co., Ireland, on a mount vert, a stag lodged gu., attired or, holding in the mouth a trefoil slipped ppr., and charged with a crescent or, for difference. Virtns rincit invidiam. cf. 115. 12 Bowen of Ballyadams, Queen's Co., on a mount vert, in front of an oak- tree ppr., fructed or, a stag lodged gu., attired and ungu. of the third, holding in the mouth a trefoil slipped of the first. cf. 115. 10 Bowen, Henry Charles Cole, Esquire, of 15, Herbert Place, Dublin, a stag's head. Caustus in future. Bowen, Webb-, of Ca.'mose, Pembrokesh., a lion rampant sa. i. 10 Bowen, James Bevan, of Llyngwair, co. Pembrokesh., a lion rampant or, hold- ing between his paws a Bowen-knot of the same. Audtices fortuna juvat. Bowen, Ireland, a demi-lion rampant, holding in his paws a flag of St. George, all ijpr. In hoc signo vinccs. cf. 15. 2 Bowen, George Edward, Esquire, of Portaferry, co. Down, a demi-lion ram- pant, holding in his paws a flag bearing the standard of St. George, aU ppr. In hoc signo vinccs. Bowen, Rev. Arthur James, of Troedy- rawr, Cardigansh., a lion rampant or, holding in the paws a knot or. Audacts fortuna juvat. 5i- 5 Bowen, George Bevan, Esquire, Strad- more, Llandyssil, Cardigansh., same crest and motto. Bowen, a falcon close ppr., belled or. Esse quam videri. 85. 2 Bowen, Oxon., an arm couped at the elbow and erect vested sa., cuffed erm holding in the hand ppr. a chaplet of laurel vert. cf. 205 Bowen, Ireland, a hand issuing from a cloud in fess, holding a sphere. 223 Bowen, Rt. Hon. Sir George Fergus( G.C.M.G., D.C.L., LL.D., M.A., of 16, Lowndes Street, S.W., on a mount vert, within a crown vallarial arg. falcon rising regardant ppr., holding in the dexter claw a like fleur-de-lis, Bowen, George William Howard, Esquire, of Ickleton, Great Chesterford, Essex, same crest and motto. Bowen-Colthurst, Robert Walter Travers, Esquire, of Oakgrove, and Dripsey Castle, Cork: (i) A colt courant charged on the shoulder with a crescent sa. {for Colthurst). (2) On a mount vert, a falcon close ppr., belled Justum et tenaccm. Bowen-MlUer, Ormsby, Esquire, J.P. and D.L., of Blindwell, Tuam, co. Galway (i) A wolf's head erased az. (for Miller). (2) A falcon close ppr., beUed or [for Bowen). Nil conscire sihi. Bower, Herbert Morris, Esquire, of Elm- crofts, and Trinity Hill, Ripon, a boar passant arg., semee of escallops sa. Fortis propositi tenax. 67 Bower or Booer of London, a wolf's head erased erm. 30. 8 Bower, Sir Graham John, K.C.M.G., of Reduit, Jlauritius, a, griffin's head. Ad metmn. Bower of Oxenfield, Durh., a human leg couped at the thigh dropping blood ppr., charged above the knee with a plate. cf. 193. 10 Bower of WeUham and Scorton, Yorks, a human leg couped at the thigh transpierced above the knee by a broken spear in bend ppr. Esse quam videri. cf. 193. 10 Bower of Kellerby, Yorks, same crest. Bower of Iwerne House, Dorset, a talbot's head arg. Hope well and have well. 56. 12 Bower, James Bower, of Claremont, Teignmouth, Devonsh., in front of a talbot's head couped sa., gorged with a collar gemel or, a tilting-spear fesse- wise, the head to the dexter, also or. Hope well, love well. Bower, Henry Syndercombe, Fontmell Parva, Blandford, a talbot's head couped arg. Hope well and have well. Bower of Kinuettles, Scotland, a dexter and a sinister arm shooting an arrow from a bow, all ppr. Ad 7neiam. 200. 2 Bower, Y'orks. an escallop arg. 141. 14 Bower, a bow and a sheaf of arrows in saltire, all ppr. Ad metam. 173. 12 Bower, Major Robert Lister, of Northal- lerton, a human leg transpierced by a broken spear in bend ppr. Esse quam videri. Bower, Captain Edmund Thomas Chivers, of Broxholme, Yorks, on a mount vert, a quiver az., garnished or, and filled with arrows ppr., in saltire with a bow unstrung, also ppr. Veritas prcevalevit. 267. 16 Bowerbank, a demi-savage ppr., wreathed about the head and middle with leaves vert. cf. 186. I Bowerman or Bowreman, Devonsh. and Wilts, a goat's head erased or, the horns twisted or and sa. 128. 5 Bowerman, a goat's head erased or. Bowers of Chichester, Sussex, a lion passant arg., collared and chained or, holding in the dexter paw a bow bent of the second, stringed of the first. Bowes, Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorn, and Baron Bowes, see Strathmore. Bowes of Streatlam, Durh., a sheaf of arrows or, feathered and headed arg., banded az. 173-3 Bowes of Bradley Hall, Diu-h., a sheaf of arrows or, flighted and headed arg., bound in a girdle az. Sans variance et mon droit. In mullis in magnis, in bonis crpcrtus. 173. 3 Bowes, Richard, of Darlington, and of Monkend Hall, Croft-on-tees, Yorks : of the family of Bowes of Yorks and London. A demi-leopard gardant gu., holding between the paws a bundle of arrows or, barbed arg., and banded with a ribbon az. Jaculis nee arcu. Bonne et belle assez. 23. 5 Bowes of London, a demi-leopard ram- pant gardant gu., holding between the paws a bundle of arrows or, pointed arg., banded az. 23. 5 Bowes, Lord Bowes of Clonlyon, co. Meath, Ireland, a demi-lion rampant BOW gu., armed and langued az., holding in the dexter paw five arrows points downwards ppr. Qucerere verum. Bowet or Bewet, Yorks, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a leopard arg., ducally gorged or. cf. 24. i Bowida, a dexter arm in armour em- bowed, holding in the hand ppr. a fleur-de-lis or. 190. 14 Bowie, Scotland, a demi-lion az., holding in the dexter paw a dagger ppr. Qvod non pro patria. cf. 1 4. 1 2 Bowker, Hon. Robert Mitford, of Craigie- burn, Somerset East, Cape Colony, uses a Boiu-chier-knot {incorrect). 165. 14 Bowland, Essex and London, out of a ducal coronet an arm in armour couped at the elbow or, holding in the hand a sword arg., pommel of the first. cf. 209. II Bowland, two demi-ducks wings dis- played and inverted respecting each other, the dexter arg., the sinister sa., beaked or. Bowlby, two branches of thorn in orle. 146. 4 Bowlby, Edward Salvin, Gilston Park, Herts, three annulets interlaced or, between two thorn-branches ppr. Je la change qn^en mourant. Bowie, a demi-bittern regardant. Bowler, a boar's head couped per pale az. and gu., bezantee. cf. 41. i Bowles of London, and of Myddleton House, Waltham Cross, Herts, a demi- boar rampant erminois, the sinister shoulder pierced with an arrow or, headed arg. Ut tibi sic alteri. cf. 40. 13 Bowles, Henry Carington Bowles, Es- quire, of Myddelton House, Enfield, a demi-boar erect erminois, the sinister shoulder pierced with an arrow arg. Ut tibi sic alteri. Bowles, Henry Ferryman, Esquire, of Forty HaU, Enfield, same crest and motto. Bowles, Lt.-Col. Thomas John, J.P., of MiUton Hill, Slaventon, Berks, a demi- boar az., ungu. and bristled or, pierced through the chest with an arrow of the second, headed arg. cf. 40. 13 Bowles of North Aston, Oxon., and of Gosberkirk, Lines, same crest. Bowles, Charles EjTe Bradshaw, Brad- shaw Hall. Derbysh., a demi-boar pierced in the left breast by an arrow. Bowles, Heref. and Herts, out of a ducal coronet or, a boar's head couped sa., between two wings gu., billettee of the first. Bowles of London, out of a ducal coronet or, a griffin's head sa., beaked, and between two wings of the first. 67. I Bowles of London, a buck's head arg., attired or. 121. 5 Bowley, a mullet of five points pierced, and through the perforation a sword. Bowley, a sword in pale between two branches of laurel in orle. 170. 3 Bowman, Scotland, a demi-blackamoor shooting an arrow from a bow, all ppr. cf. 185. 6 Bowman, a stag trippant vulned in the shoulder with an arrow, all ppr. cf. 117. 8 52 BOW Bowman of Ashenyards, Scotland, a quiver of arrows in pale ppr. Sublimia cures. cf. 174- 4 Bowman, on the stump of a tree ppr., a quiver vert, of arrows gu., flighted az., suspended by a belt sa. Bowman, Scotland, a quiverful of arrows " " from an oak-tree couped at ppi Bowman of Hethleton, Dorset, on raguled, couped and erect arg., a quiver of arrows gu., flighted of the first, buckled on the stafi with a belt sa. Bowman, Sir William Paget, Bart., on a mount vert, the stump of a tree ppr. around the upper part a belt sa. therefrom pendent on the dexter side a quiver gu., filled with arrows arg. Quondam his vicinus artnis. 251. 9 Bowman, Alfred John, Esquire, of Bust- hall Lodge, Tunbridge Wells, on a wreath of the colours, a stag gorged with a chaplet of olive ppr., attired or, pierced on either side by an arrow in bend sinister gu., and resting the dexter leg on an antique shield or, transfixed by an airow in bend, also gu. Vulneratussednonviclus. 257. 16 Bowman of Wissingset, Norf., a sword in pale arg., hilt and pommel or, on each side of the blade a demi-annulet in- dented of the second. Bown, a hand holding an escutcheon charged with a rose. cf. 219. 7 Bownas, out of a ducal coronet a sceptre environed by two serpents between two wings, all ppr. 170. 13 Bownas, on a mount vert, a swan with the wings displayed erm., and each charged with a lozenge gu., holding in the beak an arrow ppr. Bownder of Limerick, a demi-lion ram- pant or, guttee-de-sang, holding in the dexter paw a sword ppr., pommel and hilt of the first, enfiled with a mural crown of the first. cf. 14. 12 Bowne and Bowyn, on the top of a tower issuing from the ^vreath an eagle with wings addorsed ppr., holding in the beak an acorn slipped and leaved vert. 7fi. 10 Bownell, a savage's head from the shoul- ders helmeted, all ppr. cf. 192. 7 Bownes, an oak-tree ppr., therefrom an escutcheon pendent gu. Bownes, out of a ducal coronet a cock's head, all ppr. 90. 6 Bowre of Dunhead, St. Andrews, Dorset, a talbot's head sa. 56. 1 2 Bowrie, Scotland, a demi-lion az., holding in the dexter paw a dagger, all ppr. Quod non pro patria. cf. 14. 12 Bowring, a parrot vert, feeding on a bunch of cherries ppr. loi. 8 Bowring, John Frederick Edward, Es- quire, of Forest Farm, Windsor Forest, Berks, a demi-lion rampant or, grasping in the dexter paw an arrow in bend sinister, and in the sinister paw an Oriental bow paleways ppr. K-unquam mutans. Bowring, Edgar Alfred, Esquire, of 30, Eaton Place, London, same crest and motto. Bowring, John Frederick Edward, of Forest Farm, Windsor Forest, same crest and motto. Bowring, Lewin Bentham, Esquire, East India United Service Club, same crest. Bowser and Bowssar of Stone, Glouc, a demi-talbot gu., gorged with a collar chequy or and az., charged on the body with three guttees-d'or. cf. 55. II Bowyer, Sir George Henry, Bart., of Denham Court, Bucks, and Radley, Berks, a falcon rising and belled or. 87. I. CorUentement passe rich esse. {The foregoing is the crest as registered in the College of Arms, but, as appe'irs from the Visitations, the family have at other times made use of the following crests: (l) -4 demi-man ppr., shooting with a bow and arrow arg., the arrow tipped or. 186. 6. (2) On a ducal coronet or, an heraldic tiger sejant arg. 25. 7. (3) An arm couped at the elbow and erect habited gu., charged with three bends and cuffed or, holding in the hand ppr., a dragon's liead erased, cf. 208. 7. (4) Out of a tower gu., a demi-dragon rampant or. cf. 157. 5.) Bowyer, an eagle's head erased arg., holding in the mouth an anchor gu. by the middle of the shank, the flukes downward. Bowyer of Knipersley, Staffs, Lines, and Sussex, out of a tower gu., a demi- dragon rampant or. cf. 157. 5 Bowyer, Hants, a cubit arm erect holding in the hand a serpent coiled round the i aU ppr. 220. 2 Bowyer, on a mount vert, a tower triple towered gu., thereon a demi-dragon or. Bowyer, an arm couped at the elbow and erect, vested gu., cuffed arg., holding in the hand a fish. Bowyn, .see Bowne. Box, Oxon., an arm couped at the elbow- in fess, vested gu., cuffed arg., holding erect in the hand ppr. a branch of box vert, at the elbow another branch erect. Box, a demi-griffin or, winged az., the first feather, also or, holding between the claws a fireball of the same in- flamed gu. Boxall, Sir Charles Gervaise, K.C.B., Battlemead, Maidenhead, two anchors in saltire and cabled surmounted by an escutcheon pendent by a ribbon, all az., charged with a fret arg. Boxall, W. P. G., M.A., K.C., of Ivory's, Cowfold, Sussex, same crest. Spes mea in Deo. Boxall and Boxall, an eagle's leg erased in fess holding a feather in pale. 113- 12 Boxall, a gadfly ppr. Boxell, Sussex, out of a ducal coronet a boar's head and neck, all or. Per tela per hostes. 41. 4 Boxhall, Boxhul!, and Boxmell, Sussex, two anchors in saltier az. 161. 7 Boxsted and Boxstead, a band issuing pulhng a thi.^itle. 21 8. 5 Boyare, out of a castle gu., a demi- dragon or. cf. 157. 5 Boyce or Boyse, a lion rampant. 1.13 Boyce and Boyse, England and Scotland, a star of six points or, within a crescent arg. 163. 4 Boyce or Boyse, Ireland, a castle triple- towered, out of middle tower a demi- lion rampant. IS,''. II BOY Boyce, Robert Henry, Esquire, C.B., of Ee Yuan, Hampton Wick, out of a tower ppr., a demi-lion rampant gu., holding between the paws an escar- buncle or. Semper fidelis. 263. 3 Boycott, see Wight-Boycott. Boycott, see Morse-Boycott. Boycott of Boycott, Hinton. and Rudge, Shropsh., out of a mural coronet an arm in armour erabowed casting a grenado, all ppr. Pro rege et religione. 197. 10 Boycott, Henry, Esquire, the Firs, Iron- bridge, Shropsh., o>it of a mural coronet an arm in armour embowed casting a grenado, all ppr. Pro rege et religione. 197. 10 Boyd, John, Maxpoffle, Roxburgsh., Scotland, a dexter hand erect pointing with the thumb and two forefingers ppr. Confido. 222T11 Boyd of Pitcon, a dexter hand pointing with the thumb and two forefingers to the sun ppr. Spes mta in coelis. Boyd, William Henry, Esquire, J.P.. D.L., of Ballymacool House, co. Donegal, Ireland, a dexter hand couped at the wrist erect pointing upwards with the thumb and first two fingers ppr., the hand charged with a trefoil or. Con- fido. cf. 222. II Boyd, George Fenwick, J.P., Moor House, Durh., in front of a dexter hand couped at the wrist pointing upwards with the thumb and two fingers ppr., four lozenges conformed in fesse az. Con- fido. 222. I Boyd, Veu. Charles Twining, of Columba, Ceylon, .same crest and motto. Boyd, William, Esquire, of North House, Long Benton, Newcastle, same crest and motto. Boyd, Captain John Theodore Thomas, of Glenfern, St. Kilda, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, formerly of the nth Regiment of Infantry, a dexter hand couped at the wrist erect pointing with the thumb and first two fingers, the others turning down. 222. 1 1 Boyd, Stanley, M.B., 134, Harley Street, W., out of a ducal coronet or, a dexter hand erect, the third and fourth fingers folded down. Confido. Boyd of Pinkell, Scotland, a cross moline sa. Prudeniia me sustinet. 165. 11 Boyd, Sir John, of Maxpoffle, Roxburgh, Scotland, (late Lord Provost of Edin- burgh), a dexter hand pointing upwards with the thumb and two fingers ppr. Confido. 222. II Boyd of Trochrig, Scotland, a sundifd or. Eternitatem cogita. 176. 7 Boyd, Bart., of Danson, Kent, three ostrich-feathers sa. Confido. 115.: Boyd, Scotland a star of five points or. Virtus vobilitat. 164. 2 Boyd - Rochfort : (i) Out of a ducal coronet or, a hand erect with the third and fourth fingers folded {for Boyd), cf. 222. II. (2) On a mural crown or, a robin redbreast ppr., charged with a cross pattee, also or (for Rochford). Confido. Candor dat viribus alas. cf. 108. 10 BOY Boydeil, C'hesh., a stag statant pierced in the side with an arrow in bend sinister. 117. 10 Boydeil, a Saracen's head couped ppr., thereon a cap gu., turned up erm., the end hanging down with a bell attached to it or. Boyer and Boyes, a lady's arm from the elbow erect ppr., enfiled with a brace- let sa. 222. 6 Boyer, a demi-grifBn segreant. 64. 2 Boyer, an arm from the elbow erect, vested, cuffed, holding in the hand ppr. three trefoils slipped vert. Boyes, Charles Crofton, Esquire, of Kawaran Falls Station, Otago, New Zealand, a sword erect ppr., hilted and pommelled or. Ex aniino. 170. 2 Boyes, a hand holding a. cross pattee titched ppr. 221. 12 Boyes and Boys, Scotland, a dog sejant ppr. Attendez vous. 57. 9 Boyle, a griffin's head erased or, gorged with a ducal coronet az., holding in the beak a branch of laurel fructed ppr. 66. II Boyle, Ireland, a human heart gu., be- tween a cross and a sword in saltire ppr. Boyle, Rt. Hon. Sir Richard Edmund St. Lawrence, K.P., Earl of Cork and Orrery, and Viscount and Baron Boyle, on a ducal coronet or, a lion's head erased per pale crenellee arg. and gu. Honor virtutis prcemium. God's Provi- dence is my inheritance. cf. 19. 10 Boyle, Sir Charles Cavendish, K.C.M.G., same crest and second motto. Boyle, Earl of Shannon and Viscount Boyle, see Shannon. Boyle, Rt. Hon. Sir David, G.C.M.G., Earl of Glasgow, an eagle displayed with two heads per pale embattled arg. and gu. Dominus providebit. 74- 2 Boyle of Shewalton, Ayr, same crest and motto. Boymen, Boynam, Bonbam, and Boynan, the trunk of a tree in fess, ensigned between the branches with a fleur-de- lis. 145. 13 Boyne, Viscount (Hamilton - Russell), Brancepeth Castle, Durh. : (i) A goat passant arg., collared gemelle, and charged on the body with an escallop sa. dor Rnssdl). cf. 129. 5. (2) Out of a ducal coronet or, an oak ppr., fructed of the first, and penetrated transversely in the main stem by a frame-saw, also ppr. (for Hamilton), ycc timeo, nee sperno. 143. 8 Boynell and Boyville, a boy pulling a branth from a tree. cf. 189. 6 Boynton, Sir Griffith Henry, Bart., of Barmston, Yorks, a goat passant sa., puttee d'argent, armed, crined, and ungu or. II tempo p(issa. Boynton, a goat passant sa., armed or, ducally gorged arg. cj. 129. 5 Boynton, on a cinquefoil gu., a talbot's head er.ised sa., guttee d'or. Boynton, an arm from the elbow holding in the hand a millrind. Boys, De, Essex, a wyvern arg. 70. i Boys, Kent, a demi - dog gobonated sa. and or, holding an oak-branch leaved and fructed of the last. Boys, a dog sejant ppr. 57. 9 69 Boys, Lines, a stag's head couped arg., attired gu., between the attires a mound and a cross or. Boys of Hoston, Norf., an owl arg., ducally crowned or, in a holly-bush ppr. Boys, Kent, on a chapeau az., turned up erm., a demi-lion arg., ducally crowned or. 15. 14 Boys of Betshanger, Kent, a demi-lion arg., ducally crowned or. 10. 11 Boyse, a buck's head erased attired gu. 121. 2 Boyson, an eagle vert, with wings dis- played erminois, armed or. 77. 5 Boyton, a crow transfixed mth an arrow, the brings expanded ppr. 107. 1 1 Boyton, co. Tipperary, Ireland, a falcon close ppr., holding in the beak a spur or, leathered sa. Per damna, per cmdes. Boyton, Rev. Canon, of the Deanery, Londonderry, and Convoy House, co. Donegal, same crest and motto. BoyviUe, De, a demi-eagle displayed with two heads or. cf. 82. i Boyzell, a talbot's head sa., holding in the mouth a stag's horn or. Brabant, Devonsh., a rose gu., slipped and leaved vert, and the point of a lance or, in saltier. cf. 1 50. i Brabant, His Honour Herbert William, of St. John's, Wanganui, New Zealand, Resident Magistrate at Wanganui, and Judge of the Native Land Court of New Zealand, a falcon close, Dum spiro spero. 85. 2 Brabantine, a dog passant arg., collared or, the collar charged with three leopards' faces sa. Brabazon, Leics., over a mount vert, a falcon volant or. cf. 88. 3 Brabazon, Colthurst-, of Danesfort, co. Kerry, Ireland, on a mount vert, a falcon rising or, charged on the breast with a cross crosslet gu. Vota vita mea. cf. 87. i Brabazon, Major-General John Palmer, of Brabazon Park, Swinford, co. Mayo, and 10, Wilton Crescent, London, S.W., on a mount vert, a falcon rising, belled or, charged with a fleur-de-lis az. Vota vita mea. Brabazon, William Philip, Esquire, of Brook House, Lymm, near Warrington, same crest and motto. Brabazon, Earl of Meath and Baron Brabazon, see Meath. Brabourne and Brabon of London and Devonsh., a mewed hawk ppr., armed az., jessed and belled or. cf. 86. 8 Brabourne, Baron (KnatchbuU-Hugessen), Smeeth Padtlocks, near Ashford : (i) An oak-tree ppr. between two wings elevated, the pinions az., feathered or Ifor Hugesscn). 236. 3. (2) On a chapeau az., turned up erm., an ounce statant arg., spotted sa. (for Knatch- btdl). In crucifixa gloria mea. 24. i Braby, James, J.P., Rudgwick, Sussex, a martlet ppr. Ex industria decus. Bracays and Brakes, a demi-leopard rampant gardant ppr. cf. 23. 4 Bracciano, Rome, on a ducal coronet an eagle displayed sa., gazing at a comet to the sinister ppr. Braccinano, a dexter arm vested az., cuffed arg., holding in the hand a sprig of roses ppr. BRA Brace, a lion's face ppr., ducally crowned or, within two laurel- branches in orle vert. cf. 21. II Brace, Worcs., an arm in armour em- bowed holding in the hand, all ppr., a sword arg., hilted or. 195-2 Brace, Frank Addison, Esquire, of Doveridgs Hall, Derbysh., an arm embowed vested in chain-mail arg., the hand grasping a scimitar ppr. Festina lente. Brace, a dexter arm embowed in chain armour, the hand grasping a sword ppr., pommel and hilt or, attached to the blade a flag az., charged with an anchor of the second. Brace, out of a naval crown or, a dexter arm embowed in chain armour, the hand holding the flag of the kingdom of Holland in the year 1808, all ppr. Bracebridge, Suff., on a mount vert, a wolf passant arg. cf. 28. 10 Bracebridge and Brasbridge, Lines, the stump of a tree ppr., raguled or. Bracebridge, Warw., a staff raguly arg. Be as God will. cf. 147. 10 Bracegirdle of Bracegirdle Green, Chesh., two augers erect and addorsed con- joined with a girdle gu. Bracester, on a cloud a mullet of six points. cf. 164. II Bracey, a unicorn sejant, resting the dexter foot against an oak-tree ppr. 48. ,^ Bracher, Berks, a demi-leopard rampani gardant ppr. Primi et ultimi in belleo. cf. 23. 4 Bracken of Hillam Hall, South Milford, Yorks, a cathevine-wheel. Viguer de dessiis. 167. 2 Brackenbury, a savage's head couped ppr. 190. 12 Brackenbury of Skendleby, Lines, a lion couchaut gardant sa., at the foot of an oak-tree ppr. Sans recuieller jamais. Brackenridge of Ashfield Park, co. Tyrone, a pile gu., charged with a rose arg., barbed vert, seeded or, between two wings az. Virtute et industria. 111-4 Brackesby, a boar's head and neck couped gu., bristled or. 41. i Brackley, Viscount, see Ellesmere, Earl of. Brackshaw, a buck's head couped ppr, 121. 5 Bracy, De, Shrop.sh., a falcon standing on the trunk of a tree in fess, and sprouting a branch on the dexter side. Bracy of Maddresfield, a human heart pierced sa. Bracy or Bracey, a garb environed by two snakes ppr. I53; 3 Brad, a griffin sejant erect, holding between the fore-claws a battle-axe. Bradberry, a demi-dove arg., fretty gu., holding in the beak a slip of barberry vert, fructed ppr. Bradbridge, Bredbridge, or Brodbridge, a leopard's head erased arg., pellettee ducally gorged or, between two spears ppr., headed of the first. Bradbrook, William, M.R.C.S., Bletchley, Bucks, a dexter arm embowed in chain mail holding in the hand a cross crosslet fitchee interlaced with a mascle az, Firma nobis fides. BRA Bradl)urne and Bradbourne of Bradburne and London, a pine-tree vert, fructed or. 144. 13 Bradbury of Derby and London, a dove issuing volant arg., fretty gu., in its beak a slip of barberry vert, fructed g"- Bradbury, W. Lawrence, Esquire, of Wbitefriars, London, E.C., a demi- dove volant arg., fretty gu., holding in the beak a slip of barberry vert, fructed of the second. Carpe diem. Bradbury, Lanes, a demi-wood-pigeon arg., the body fretty gu., and each wing charged with a buckle. JSquitas actionem regtda. Bradbury, Thomas Haigh. Esquire, of Bradley, Huddersfield, Yorks. a demi- woodpigeon, wings displayed arg., each wing charged with a round buckle, the tongue pendent sa., and in the beak a sprig of barberry, leaved and fructed over the branch of a tree fessewise ppr. JEquitas actionem regiUa. Bradbury, Essex and Suff., a boar's head erect between two ostrich-feathers ppr. 41. 14 Bradbury, Augustus Beaty, Esquire, of Edinburgli, between two ears of wheat or, a sword erect point do-miwards ppr., pendent from the hilt by a chain or, an escutcheon arg., charged with a heart gu. Amicitia cum virtute. 154. S Bradby, a serpent half erect and nowed, in its mouth a garland of laurel ppr. 142. 7 Braddick of Boughton Mount, near Maidstone, a dapple-gray horse statant, the dexter fore-foot resting upon an escutcheon vert, charged with a stag's head caboshed or. Braddon, the late Sir Edward Nicholas Coventry, K.C.M.G., of 5, Victoria Street, S.W., a man's face affrontee between two arms in armour counter- embowed, the hands gaimtleted. Axit mors ant libertas. Braddyll, an anchor in pale surmounted by a fleuT-de-lis. 161. 9 Braddyll, Lanes, a badger passant or. Cognoies toif mesme. 3^. 10 Braddyll, Thomas Richmond Gale, Esquire, of Conishead Priory, Lanes : (1) A badger passant or (for Braddyll). (2) A unicorn's head ppr., charged with two palets az., over all an anchor or (lor Gale). Cognoies toy mesme. Brade, a beehive with bees volant ppr. 137- 7 Bradestone, Bradstone, and Bradston, out of a ducal coronet, two lion's gambs in saltier ppr. "59. 12 Bradfield, Norf., a hand holding two branches of palm in orle. 21S. 7 Bradfoot, Braidfoot, and Bradfute, Scot- land, a demi-grilfin segreant or, armed gu. 64. 2 Bradford, Earl of, see Bridgeman. Bradford, Robert Dickie, Aldbrough, Hull, a lion rampant holding between its paws a -nTeath of roses. Generous thoTigh 'powerful. Bradford, Yorks, a peacock's head ppr., holding in the beak a snake entwined round the neck vert. c/. 103. 3 70 Bradford of Swindon, Wilts, a stag's head erased or. 121. 2 Bradford, General Sir Edward, Bart., O.C.B., G.C.V.O., 50, South Audley Street, W., a stag's head erased or, charged on the neck with a mural crown, and suspended from the mouth a bugle -horn stringed sa. Humani nihil alienum. 259. i Bradford, Ireland, a camel's head sa. 13^- 7 Bradgate, Leics., an arm in armour ppr., banded with a ribbon vert, couped below the elbow in bend, holding in the hand ppr. the upper part of a broken spear gu., the point downwards arg. BradhuU, Lanes, a badger passant or. 33- 10 Bradley and Bradeley, a boar sa., bristled and ungu. or, gorged with a garland vert. 40. 6 Bradley, Lanes and London, a boar's head couped gu. 43. I Bradley, Ireland, a bull's head cabossed ppr. 43. 8 Bradley of Stourbridge, Worcs., a grey- hound statant. Vigilans et audax. cf. 60. 2 Bradley of Gore Court, Kent: (i) A dexter arm embowed in armour, hold- ing a battle-axe, all ppr. (for Bradley). 200. 6. (2) A heraldic antelope's head erased, armed, and crined or, langued gu. (jorDyne). cf. 127. 11 Bradley, on a thorn-bush a nightingale ppr. *5- 7 Bradley, Ireland, a martlet or, holding in the beak a cross formee fitchee sa. cj. 95- 8 Bradling, an arm in armour couped at the shoulder embowed and lying in fess, the elbow on the ■,%Teath, holding in the hand a sword, all ppr. Bradney, a hawk ppr., belled and jessed or. cf. 85. 2 Bradney, Joseph Alfred, Esquire, J.P. and D.L., of Bradney, in the county of Somerset, and of Tal-y-Coed, in the county of Monmouth, a hawk close ppr., legged, jessed, and belled or, holding in the beak a trefoil vert, and in the dexter claw a cross pattee fitchee sa. Mors gloria forti. 86. 5 Bradney of Bayford Lodge, Wincanton, Somers., Spring Grove, Bishopstoke, Hants, a hawk close ppr., belled, jessed, and legged or, holding in its dexter foot a cross pattee fitchee sa., and in its beak a trefoil vert, jl/ors gloria jorli. Bradney, Joseph Alfred, Esquire, of Tal-y-Coed, near Monmouth, same crest and motto. Bradsay and Bradsey, a demi-greyhound collared. 60. 8 Bradshagh, Bradshaigh, and Bradsbaw, Chesh., Lanes, and Leics., on a mount vert, a stag at gaze ppr., under a vine- tree, also ppr., fructed purp. Qtii vit content tient assez. 116. 14 Bradshaw of Barton Blount, Derbysh., a hart gu., standing under a vine-branch vert. Qui vit content tient assez. cf. 116. 14 Bradsbaw, Frank, Lifton Park, Devonsh., a mount vert, thereon a stag statant BRA ppr., gorged with a collar gemel or, between two oak-trees, also ppr. T« ne cede malis. Bradsbaw, Lanes, on a mount a stag ducally gorged standing under a vine fructed, all ppr. Son nobis solum nati sumtts. cf. 116. 14 Bradshaw of Milecross, co. Down, Ireland, on a mount vert, a buck statant beneath an oak-tree ppr. Deus mihi spes et tutnmcn. 116. 13 Bradshaw, Northumb., a stag trippant under an oak-tree, all ppr. Dicu et mon devoir. cf. 116. 12 Bradshaw, Shropsh., a wolf's head erased arg., coUared and lined. cf. 30. 11 Bradston, a dove with an olive-branch in the beak ppr. 92. 5 Bradston and Bradesfon, Glouc, out of a ducal coronet or, a boar's head sa. 41. 4 Bradstreet, Ireland, a unicorn's head between two laurel-branches in orle. 49. 14 Bradstreet, Sir Edmund Simon, Bart., CastiUa, Clontarf, co. Dublin, Ireland, an arm in armour embowed, the hand grasping a scimitar, all ppr. Virtute etnonvi. 196. 10 Bradwarden, a demi-otter rampant. 134. II Bradwell, Chesh., a rock ppr. 179. 7 Brady of Ely, Cambs, a cherub ppr., crined and winged or. In Deo fides. 189. 9 Brady, Ireland, a cherub ppr., the wings or. 1S9. 9 Brady, A. Newton. Esquire, Maryville. Ennis, co. Clare, a cherub's head and neck ppi., between two wnngs or. Brady, Geale- : (i) A cherub's head and neck ppr., between two wings or {for Brady), cf. 189. 9. (2) A unicorn's head and neck or, charged with an anchor sa. (for Geale). Claritate dextra. cf. 49. 7 . Brady, on a mount vert, a griffin sejant or, beaked sa., supporting with the dexter claw an escutcheon arg. cf. 62. II Brady, Cambs, on a mount vert, a griffin sejant or, beaked gu. cf. 62. 10 Brady, Sir Francis WiUiam, Bart., K.C., Sorrento Cottage, Dalkey, co. Dublin, a martlet or, charged on the breast with a trefoil slipped vert. Vincit pericula virtus. cf. .95. 2 Brady of London, Devonsh., and Hants, an arm in armour embowed holding in the hand an ohve-branch fructed, all ppr. cf. 199. 12 Brady, Ireland, a hand cutting at a feather with a scimitar ppr. 213. 7 Brady, Browne-, Thomas, Esquire, of Newgrove, Tulla, co. Clare ; Kilbegs, Blessington, co. Wicklow ; and Cartron, Burren, co. Clare, an eagle displayed with two heads per pale arg. and sa., the dexter wing charged with a pellet and the sinister with a plate. Nee timeo. nee sperno. Brae, Thomas, Esquire, of Bengal, upon a mount vert, an eagle rising ppr., crowned with an Eastern crown or, charged on the breast with a hurt, and on each wing with a fleur-de-lis az. Bragden and Bragdon of London, a boar issuant out of a rock, all ppr. BRA Brage or Bragge of London and Essex, I out of a ducal coronet per pale arg. and or, a bull's head sa., armed of the second. 44- 1 1 Brages and Bruges of London, on an anchor or, a scroll bearing the motto 3Iihi ccelitm partus. cf. i6i. i Bragg or Bragge, Scotland, and of West Clandon, Surrey, out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head sa. 44. 1 1 Bragg, Somers., a lion's head erased arg., collared vaire or and az. 18. 13 Bragg, Berks, an ostrich-feather enfiled with a ducal coronet. Per virtutem scientiam. 114- 12 Bragge, Scotland, a hand holding a sword. Honorat mors. 212. 13 Bragge, see Brage. Braham of London and Finchley, Middx., on a bar dancettee arg., a phanix erm., winged az., the flames of &e ppr., and holding in the beak a lyre or. Braham of London and Berks, out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of five ostrich-feathers sa. 114. 13 Braham, four ostrich-feathers sa., enfiled with a ducal coronet or. Braham of London and Bucks, a cubit arm erect, vested bendy wavy of four az. and gu., holding in the hand ppr. a fish arg. Braham, a wolf's head couped arg. 30. 5 Braid, a demi-lion gu. Floreat majestas. 10. 3 Braidfoot, Scotland, a demi-griffin or. 64. 2 Braidwood, Scotland, an oak-tree fructed ppr. Vigueur de dessus. 143. 5 Braikenridge, George Weare, Esquire, of Broomwell House, Somers., on a wreath of the colours (or and vert) a beehive or, between two rose-branches ppr. Bella ac pace parntus. 294. 2 Braikenridge, George John, the Grove, Bush Hill, Middx., same crest and motto. Braikenridge, William Jerdone, Esquire, Claremont, Clevedon, and 16, Royal Crescent, Bath, same crest and motto. Brailsford, out of a ducal coronet a dragon's head. 72. 4 Brailstord, lines, a unicorn's head arg., erased gu., armed and maned or, en- twined by a serpent ppr., and charged on the neck with a pomme, thereon a cross arg. In Jehavah fides viea. 49. 2 Braimor, Scotland, an arm in armour embowed throwing a pheon hafted. Brain or Braine, a hurt charged with a talbot's head erased or. cf. 57. 5 Brain, Samuel Arthur, Esquire, of Rox- burgh, Penarth, South Wales, a leopard's head couped arg., charged with a pale gu., and encircled by a branch of oak vert Ardaa tendo. Braine or Brayne, Glouc, a leopard's head arg. 22. 10 Braithwait, Yorks, a greyhound couchant arg., collared and lined gu. cf. 60. i Braithwait, on a mount vert, a greyhound couchant. cf. 60. i Braithwaite, Robert, 26, Endymion Road, Brixton Hill, S.W., a greyhound couchant arg., collared and chained or. 71 Braksdall, a sheaf of arrows ppr., feath- ered and banded gu. 173. 3 Brakyn of Chesterton, Cambs, a hawk's head erased arg., ducally gorged or. cf. 88. 12 Brakyn, a whale's head erect arg., charged with a bend between two bendlets az., thereon three lozenges or, all between two cinquefoUs of the last, stalked and leaved vert. Bramble, Dorset, a demi-lion rampant gu., ducally crowned or, and holding in the dexter paw a cross pattee iitchee of the last. Temere ne sperne. cf. 10. II Bramble, James Roger, Lieutenant- Colonel, J.P., F.S.A., Seafield, Weston- super-Mare, same crest and motto. Bramfell, out of a ducal coronet an arm embowed wielding a scimitar. cf. 201. 2 Bramhall, Yorks and Chesh., a lion passant or. Sanguine Christetuo. 6.2 Bramhall, a lion passant or, charged on the shoulder with a crescent for differ- cf. 6. 2 Eramley, a pheasant ppr. cf. go. 8 Brampston, a fetterlock az. 168. 12 Brampton, Baron (Hawkins), 5, Tilney Street, Park Lane, W., on a fasces fesswise ppr., a fox passant or. Toujaurs prest. 234. 7 Brampton of Attleborough, Norf., out of a mm-al coronet a talbot's head gu., eared arg. 56. 6 Brampton of Brampton, Norf., on a tiger arg. bridled a naked man astride ppr., wreathed about the temples arg. and gu. Bramston, Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Harvey, of Skreens, Esses, a lion sejant or, gorged with a collar sa., charged -nith three plates. cf. 7 4 Bramston, a tun fesseways or, thereon a raven sa., holding in the beak a car- nation-branch ppr. Bramwell, o\it of a ducal coronet or, two lion's gambs in saltier ppr. 39. 10 Bramwell, Baron (Rt. Hon. Sir George William Wilshere Bramwell), two lion's gambs erased in saltier or, supporting a sword in fesse, the point to the dexter ppr. Diligenter. 39. 3 Bramwell, Sir Frederick Joseph, Bart., Holmwood, Edenbridge, Kent, the same crest and motto. Branch, out of a ducal coronet or, a cock's head az., combed gu., holding in the beak a branch vert. cf. 90. 6 Branche of London, out of a ducal coronet or, a cock's head az., beaked of the fu'st, combed and wattled gu. 90. 6 Brancker, a cubit arm vested sa., cuffed arg., holding in the hand ppr. a lozenge of the first. Brand of Laurieston, Scotland, a vol ppr. 113. I Brand, Suff. and London, out of a d\ical coronet or, a leopard's head gardant arg., semee of roundles of various colours. cf. 23. II Brand of London, a leopard's head and neck erased gardant quarterly arg. and or, semee of pellets, pomeis, and tor- teaux. cf. 23. 3 Brand, Hon. Arthur George, of Pelham House, Lewes, Osborne House, Wis- bech, 50, Park Street, W., out of a BRA crown vallery or, a leopard's head arg., semee of escallops and gorged with a collar gemel gu. Paur bien desirer. Brand, Scotland, two elephants' probosces couped, flexed, and reflexed arg., the dexter charged with three mascles, the sinister with three spur-rowels sa. Aye farward. Brand, in front of a tree a stag statant ppr. cf. 116. 13 Brand, on the stump of a tree in fess erased, shooting forth a new branch, an eagle statant regardant. Brand, Surrey, out of a ducal coronet or, a cockatrice's head gu., between two wings ppr. 68. II Brand, a vol with a baton or in paJe, ensigned on the top with the unicorn of Scotland. Advance. Brander, see Dunbar-Brander. Brander, an elephant passant arg. c/- 133- 9 Brander, Hants, a phcenix in flames ppr. 82. 2 Brander, Surrey and Scotland, a dove regardant holding in the beak an olive-branch ppr. Silentio et spe. 92. 4 Brander, an arm from the elbow ppr., vested chequy or and az., holding a branch of palm of the first. Brandeston, a dexter hand couped in gu. 21. 6 Brandford of London, an eagle rising or, holding in the beak a sprig of oak fructed vert. cf. 77. 2 Brandling, Northumb., the stump of a tree couped and erased, from the top issuing flames, from the sinister side a sprig aoorned and leaved, all, ppr. Fide et virtute. cf. 145. 14 Brandon, Duke of, see Hamilton, Duke of. Brandon, Suff., a lion's head erased or, guttce-de-poix, crowned with a ducal coronet party per fess arg. and gu. cf. I8. 8 Brandon of London, a lion's head erased arg., charged with two bars gu., on each of which three bezants, cf. 17. 8 Brandram, a lamb passant arg., charged with a pile wavy between two fer-de- moulines sa., on the pile a bee volant or. 131- 6 Brandreth, Beds: (1) An escallop arg., in front thereof a sword erect point downwards ppr. (for Brandreth). (2) A gauntlet fesswise ppr., thereon a mullet pierced or (for Gibbs). Nun- quam nan paratus. Brandreth, a Paschal lamb couchant arg. cf. 131. 13 Brandreth, Staffs and Lines, same crest. Brandreth of Leese, Cheshiie, and the Manor, Buckland Newton, Dorchester, Dorset, same crest. Fortunam honestant virtute. Brandt, a stag rising out of a bush ppr. 116. I Brandwood, Durh., a vew-tree ppr. 143. i BranflU of Upminster Hall, Essex, out of a cloud a naked arm holding a sword, aUppr. Not in vain. 223. lo Brangan of Dublin, a cubit arm erect vested vert, cuffed arg., the hand ppr., holding a cross moline or. 207. 4 Branscomb, Branscombe, and Bronscomb, a lion passant regardant ducally gorged and chained, all ppr. 6. 3 BRA Brant, a lion passant or. 6. 2 Branthwaite, Brantwayte, and Braith- waite of London, on a rock ppr., an eagle rising arg. Brantingham, Devonsh., an oak-tree ppr. 143- 5 Branton-Day, Ralph, Esquire, of Great Sarratt Hall, Rickraansworth, Herts, on a mount vert, thereon two hands conjoined ppr., cuffed arg., fixed to a pair of wings, the dexter erminois, charged with a muUet pierced sa., and the sinister ermines charged with a mullet pierced arg. Surge dies est. Brasbrldge, Warw., a staff raguly arg. c/. 147- lo Bras-de-Fer, Jersey, an eagle displayed sa. 75- 2 Brash, Scotland, a hand erect issuing from a cloud holding an anchor in pale ppr. 2I9- 2 Brash, Edward Alexander, surgeon, 35, Southernhay West, Exeter, same crest. Brashier or Brasier, Ireland, a demi-lion rampant per pale or and sa. Amor patriae. lO. 2 Brasier or Brazier, a dove holding in its beak an olive-branch ppr. 92. 5 Brassey, a hand throwing a dart ppr. c). 214. 4 Brassey, Baron (Sir Thomas Brassey, K.C.B.), Normanhurst, Battle, a mal- lard arg., beaked and legged gu. Ar- ?,Albert, Esquire, J.R.ofHeythrop, Chipping Norton, Oxon., and 29, Berkeley Square, S.W., a mallard ppr. Arduis scepe melu nunquam. Brassey, Henry Leonard Campbell, of Preston Hall, Aylesford, Kent, Sefton Lodge, Newmarket, same crest and motto. Brassy, a unicorn sejant resting the dexter foot against an oak-tree ppr. 48- 3 Brathwayte of Westminster, a greytoiind couchant arg., collared and lined gu., studded and ringed or. cj. 60. i Bratshaw, a bugle-hom stringed. 228. II Bratt, Staffs, two greyhounds' heads erased, collared, and addorsed ppr. 60. 12 Brattle, between a laurel and a myrtle branch in saltier a battle-axe, all ppr. 172. 12 Braunch, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion rampant pierced in the breast with an arrow. cj. i6. 3 Braunch and Braunche, on a garb or, a bird sa. Braund, Samuel, Esquire, of Devon House, Prospect, South Australia, issuant from clouds a dexter cubit arm in armour holding in the hand a brand raguly inflamed, all ppr., the arm charged with a cross bottony gu. Fidelis ad extremum. Braving, Wilts, a demi-talbot gu., guttee- d'or, ducally crowned arg. Brawne of London and Surrey, out of a mural coronet or, a dragon's head sa. 72. II Bray of Shere, Surrey, a flax-breaker or Bray, Edward, Esquire, same crest. Bray, Reginald More, Esquire, of 17, the ~ " , S.W., same crest. ! 72 Bray of Langford Hill, Cornw., out of a ducal coronet az., a griffin's head erm., beaked or. 67. 9 Bray, an ounce ppr. 24. 2 Bray, an arm erect vested az., holding in the hand ppr. a chaplet vert. (/. 205. 4 Bray, Beds and Sussex, a lion passant gardant or, between two wings ad- dorsed vairc or and az. Braybroke, Suff., a maiden's head ppr., crined or, wTeathed with a garland of violets and leaves of the first. c/. 182. 10 Braybrooke, Baron (Neville), of Audley End, Saffron Walden, Essex, a bull statant arg., pied sa., collared and chained or. Ne vile velis. cf. 45. 2 Braybrooke, a Minerva's head affrontee, aUppr. cf. 182. I Braye, Baron (Verney-Cave), Stanford Hall, Market Harborou^h : (i) A grey- hound courant sa., collared arg., and holding in the mouth an escroU, thereon the motto Gardez (/or Cave). (2) A demi-phcenix beholding a ray of the sun, all ppr. {/or Verney). Un tout sent. Gardez. c/. 82. 2 Braye, Cornw., see Bray. Braye, out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of five ostrich-feathers, three arg., two az., on the top of the plume a griffin's headgu. c/. 114. 13 Braye, H. H., surgeon, Hurstmonceux, 31, King Edward Road, Hackney, N.E., a hemp braye (or ilax-breaker) or. 302. 13 Brayleslord and Braylford, Derbysh., out of a ducal coronet or, a stag's head affrontee ppr. 119. 13 Brayne, Glouc, from behind a mount vert, the sun rising ppr. 162. 7 Braynton, a griffin's head erased ppr. 66. 2 Braytoft, Lines, a demi-lion rampant gu., crusily arg. c/. 10. 3 Brazier, «ee Brasier and Brashier. Breach, an escarbuncle gu. 164. 12 Breach of Cirencester, Glouc, an antelope sejant ppr. c/. 126. 4 Breadalbane, Marquess and Earl of, and Baron, Earl of Orraelie, etc. (Rt. Hon. Sir Gavin Campbell), Taymouth Castle, Aberfeldy, Scotland, a boar's head erased ppr. Follow me. 42. 2 Bream of London, a cubit arm erect vested bendy of six or and az., cuffed of the first, the hand ppr. God is my de/endi Breanon, Scotland, an arm in armour embowed, holding a sword. 195-2 Breant, a demi-griffin regardant, holding a flag charged with a saltier. c/. 64. 14 Brearey or Breary, the bust of a nun couped at the shoulders affrontee, veiled ppr. Jesu seul bon e hd. Brearly, a cross potent fitchee gu., be- tween two wings arg. Breary, see Brearey. Breawse, a human lieart transfixed with a sword in bend sinister, all ppr. 181. 6 Brebner of Lairney, Scotland, a cock's head erased gu. 90. i Breche, out of a cup arg., three roses stalked and leaved ppr. 173. 3 Breck or Breek, a demi-lion ppr. Firmus , ■maneo. 10. 2 1 BRE Brecknock and Brecknoy, an arm erect issuing from clouds holding an anchor in pale. 219. 2 Brecknock, Earl of, see Camden, Mar- Bredel of London, an owl ppr. Nitor in adversum. 96. 5 Bredon, Alexander Macaulay, Esquire, Scarborough, Yorks, a demi-lion ram- pant arg., holding in the dexter paw a cross pattee fitchee gu., the sinister paw resting on a passion-nail or, Vincit Veritas. Bredon, Matthew Boyd, Esquire, of BaUinataggart House, Portadown, Dowth Lodge, Drogheda, and 39, Ovington Square, S.W., same crest and motto. Bredon, Robert Edward, Esquire, of Shanghai, same crest and motto. Bree, a hand couped in fess. 221. 6 Breedon, Berks and Northamp., a demi- lion arg., holding in its dexter paw a cross pattee fitched gu. c/. 11. 10 Breek, a demi-lion ppr. Firmus maneo. 10. 2 Breen, Henry Hcgart, Esquire, F.S.A., Administrator of the Government of the Island of St. Lucia and its de- pendencies, two arms in armour em- bowed and interlaced ppr., in the dexter hand a sword, also ppr., and in the sinister hand a passion-cross gu. Brees and Breeze, a stag at gaze or. II7- 3 Breeton, a naked arm embowed holding in the hand ppr. a wreath of laurel Brember of London, tw-o arms in embowed holding a battle-axe, all ppr. 194. 12 Bremer, Devonsh., out of a naval coronet or, the sails arg., a dexter cubit arm in armour holding in the hand, gaunt- leted or, a sword ppr., hilt and pommel of the first, between two branches of oak or, the arm charged with an anchor erect sa. A la verite. 210. 10 Bremner, England and Scotland, a dexter arm vambraeed holding in the gauntlet a pheon erect. Per tela, per hosles. c/. 211. 7 Bremner, a cock's head erased. 90. i Brenan, Ireland, out of a mural coronet a demi-eagle displayed. c/. 80. 7 Brenan and Brennan, Ireland, a wheel gu. 167. I Brenan, an arm in armour embowed, the hand grasping a dagger, all ppr. Siib hoc .signo vinces. 195-4 Brenchesley and Brenchley, an annulet or, within it an escutcheon az., charged with a cross patonce of the first. 167. 6 Brenchley, Kent, a dexter arm couped near the elbow holding a branch of laurel ppr. 219. 9 Brende, Norf., a lion rampant gardant arg. 2. 5 Brende, Suff., the fore-part of a lion gu., united to the hind-part of a dragon vert, sejant. Brendon, an eagle displayed. 75-2 Brenlee, a demi-griffin. 64. 2 Brennan, see Brenan. Brent, Glouc, Kent, and Somers., a dragon's head between two wmgs ex- panded arg. 72. 7 BRE Brent, a lion rampant. i- i3 Brent, a wyvern's head between two wings arg., charged on the breast with three ermine spots, one and two. cf. 72. 7 Brentingham, an oak-tree ppr. 143. 5 Brenton, Bart., out of a naval coronet or, the circle thereof inscribed " Spar- tan," a swan arg., guttee-de-sang. Go throngh. Brenton, a swan arg. 99. -2 Brenton, a derai-savage afifrontte, hand- cuffed ppr. 1S6. 12 Breos, De, an eagle rising regardant ppr. cf. 77. 4 Breres, Lanes, a nag's head erminois. cf. 50. 12 Brereton of Brinton, Norf., a bear ppr., muzzled or. Opitulante Deo. cf. 34. i Brereton or Brewerton, a bear's head and neck or, muzzled sa. 34. 14 Brereton, Ireland, a demi-unicorn col- lared. 48. 10 Brereton, Ireland, out of a ducal coronet or, a bear's head couped sa., muzzled of the first. 34. 3 Brereton, John Alfred, JIajor-General, Riversdale, Ramsey, Isle of Man, same crest. Opitulante Deo. Brereton, Chesh. and Norf., a bear's head and neck erased sa., muzzled gu., studded or. 35-2 Brereton, on a chapeau az., turned" up erm., a dragon with wings elevated gu. cf. 73. 4 Brereton, Bart, {extinct), of Honford, Chesh., out of a ducal coronet or, a bear's head charged with a crescent in chief and a cross erosslet ppr. 34. 3 Brerwood or Brierwood, Chester, two swords in saltier gu., pommels and hilts or, enfiled with an earl's coronet ppr. cf. 171. 12 Bresier, out of a crown vallary a lion's head. cf. 17. 5 Breslngham, on a chapeau ppr., a demi- lion rampant gardant or. cf. 15. 14 Brest, an arm ppr., vested sa., holding in the hand a bow arg. Bretargh, Lanes, a lion's gamb holding an ostrich-feather. Fari qui .nentient. 37- 3 Bretherton, Rev. Humphrey William, of Eccleston Rectory, Chorley, Lanes, a cross raguly fiery sa., therefrom pen- dent by a riband gu., a stag's head caboshed arg. Per aspera ad dulcia Bretherton, Norris, Esquire, of Runshaw Hall, Eu.\ton, Lanes., and Nateby Lodge, Garstang, same crest and motto. Bretherton, Frederick Annesley Stapelton, the Hall, Rainhill, Lanes, in front of a demi-unicorn arg., a portcullis sa. Breton or Bretton, London, Essex, Staffs, and Leics., on a lion's gamb az., a chevron or, charged with a mullet sa. 39- 2 Breton, on a lion's gamb az., and between three billets arg., a chevron or, charged with a mullet sa. cf. 39. 2 Breton, Norf., a demi-talbot gu., eared, collared, and lined or, hoUIing in his feet the line coiled up. Breton, Northamp., on a mural coronet gu., a boar's head couped sa. cf. 42. II 73 Breton, a wolf paly of eight or and az. 28. 10 Bretrook, a horse saddled and bridled, at full speed. 52. i Brett, a sphinx passant. cf. 1S2. 12 Brett, Charles Henry, Esquire, of Gretton Malone Road, a falcon ppr., jessed gu., belled and vervelled or. Yilia '.on- temnit aucupia. Brett, WiUiam Bailey, Esquire, of 58, Merrion Avenue, Blackrook, 00. Dublin, same crest and motto. Brett, Ireland, a crane regardant, wings addorsed, resting the de.xter foot on a stone. 105. 5 Brett, Glouo. and Leics., on a tower arg., a man's head ppr. Brett, a garb. Velis id quod possis. 153. 2 Brett, Staffs, a lion's gamb erect erased arg., grasping a dragon's head erased Brett, Kent and Devonsh., a lion passant gu. 6. 2 Brett of Moore Place, Esher, Surrey, a lion passant gu., charged on the shoulder with a cross bottony fitchee or, and holding in the dexter fore-paw a fasces ppr. Vicimus. 262. 7 Brett of Ocle Court, Heref., on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a lion passant of the first. 4. 9 Brett, Kent, a griffin's head between two wings az., beaked or. cf. 67. 7 Brett, a demi-lion queue-fourchee arg., langued and armed gu. cf. 10. 2 Brettel), a demi-eagle displayed az., upon a mill-rind or, holding in the beak an ear of corn of the last. Brettell, Henry Cartwright, Esquire, solicitor, of Dudley, uses a demi-eagle displayed or, winged vair. 229. 2 Brettridge, Bucks, an arm holding a sword ppr., pommelled and hilted or. 212. 13 Brew, a park gate gu. 15S. 9 Brew-Mulhallen, Vivian, Esquire, of Sidmanton Lodge, Bray, co. Wieklow, and Donerea Lodge, Kilcool : (i) An escallop or {for Mulludlen). (2) A lion rampant per fesse or and gu., charged on the breast with a cross erosslet fitchee sa. {for Brew). Always ready. Brewdhell, from an old castle in ruins a martlet rising sa. Brewer or Breuer, Kent, out of a mural coronet an arm from the elbow erect, vested gu., billettee or, holding in the hand ppr. a battle-axe arg. Brewer or Breuer, a mermaid holding a mirror and a comb ppr. 1 84. 8 Brewer, a syren charged with a mullet, for difference her human part ppr., her tail scaled or and gu., divided by parallel lines wavy. Brewerton, see Brereton. Brewes, De, out of a ducal coronet gu., a lion's gamb. 36. 12 Brewin, Leics., a unicorn passant arg., armed, maned, and tufted or, collared and charged on the body with three mullets pierced in fesse az. cf. 48. 5 Brewin, Arthur, Esquire, 6a, Austin Friars, E.C., on a chapeau ppr., a statant arg. Be fast. BRI Brewley, a lion rampant ppr., platee, holding in the paws a shield erm., thereon a bend gu., charged with three chevrons or. Brews or BrewiS, out of a ducal coronet or, a cock's head ppr. go. 6 Brews, Brewse, and Brewes, a lion passant az. 4. 3 Brews or Brewse, a demi - Hercules clothed with a skin holding over the shoulder a club ppr. Brews or Brewes, out of a ducal coronet gu., a lion's gamb ppr. 36. 12 Brewster and Brewsted, Scotland, a leopard's head erased az., bezantee. cf. 23. 2 Brewster, Northamp., a leopard's head erased sa., bezantee. cf. 23. 2 Brewster, French- : ( i ) A leopard's head erased az., bezantee, holding in the mouth a trefoil slipped vert {for Brew- ster). (2) A dolphin naiant ppr. {for French). V eriti soyez ma garde. 140. 5 Brewster of Whitfield, Essex, a demi- lion holding in the dexter paw a club over his shoulder, aU ppr. Brewster of Dublin, a wolf's head couped gu., the neck charged with a trefoil slipped or, and pierced through with an arrow sa., barbed and feathered arg. Prohitas cum fortitudine. cf. 29. 6 Brewster of Essex, a beaver's head erased sa. Veriti soyez ma garde. 134- 3 Brey, a hiU ppr. By degrees. Breyton, on a mount vert, a wild duck ppr. 102. I Brian, a demi-savage ppr. cf. 186. 5 Brian, a beacon flammant or. 177. 14 Briand and Briant, out of a mural coronet ■ a bundle of arrows banded. Brice, a demi-fleur-de-lis arg. Brice, a stag trippant. 117. 8 Brice, Hants and Somers., a lion's head erased erm., pierced through with an arrow or, headed and feathered arg. Brice, Ireland, an arm holding a cutlass, all ppr. Do loell, and doubt not. 213- 5 Brice, Ireland, a cubit arm erect ppr., grasping a scimitar arg., hilt and pommel or. cf. 213. 8 Brichen, Scotland, an arm in fess issu- ing out of clouds grasping a club in the hand, all ppr. 223. 5 Brickdale, on a ducal coronet or, a dolphin naiant az. 140. 4 Brickdale, Somers., out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion rampant supporting a spear ppr., thereon a standard az., fringed and tasselled of the first, charged with a sheaf of five arrows pheoned of the same, flighted arg., pointed and banded gu. Brickdale, Somers., a sheaf of seven arrows or, flighted arg., headed and banded gu. Brickenden, a lion's gamb erased holding a rose-branch slipped ppr. 37. 10 Brickenden, a demiwyvern vert. 69. 10 Brickhurst, Lines, out of a mural coronet or, a tiger's head and neck arg. cf. 27. I Brickwood, a demi-savage affrontee ppr., wreathed about the head and loins with leaves vert, and holding in hia dexter hand a slip of oak of the last. cf. 186. 4 BRI Brid, London, an eagle's head bendy of ] eight arg. and sa., ducally gorged or. Bridall, aiiddx., a lion's gamb erased az., armed gu., holding a demi-lance broken arg., headed gu. 38. 9 Bride, two eagle's heads erased and addorsed ppr. 84. 1 1 Brideoake, Robert Farrar, Croft, near Warrington, a tree ppr., the trunk clasped by a pair of hands fesseways eouped at the wrists. Bridge, Heref. and Essex, two wings arg., on each a chevron engrailed sa., charged with a chaplet or. Bridge, Henry Hamilton, Esquire, J.P., of Fairfield and Ashcott, Waipawa, Napier, New Zealand, two wings arg., on each a chevron engrailed sa., charged with a chaplet or. Post hominem animus durat. Bridge, Surrey, a stag's head arg. Nee mintis fortiter. 121. 5 Bridge, an eagle with wings displayed holding in the beak a branch. 3Ie juvat ire pet altum. Bridge, Vice-Admiral Cyprian A. G., R.N., 30, Green Street. Grosvenor Square, London, W., an eagle rising, in its beak an olive-branch, all ppr. Me juvat ire per altum. 77. 2 Bridge, a chaplet of oak or, between two wings elevated sa., each charged with a bridge of one arch, embattled, and at each end a tower ppr. Bridgeman of Coney-Weston Hall, Norf., a trefoil slipped vert. 148. 9 Bridgeman, Lanes, Warw., and Shropsh, a fox sejant ppr. 32. i Bridgeman, Earl of Bradford, Weston Park, Shifnal, a denii-lion arg., holding between the paws a garland of laurel or. Nee lemere, nee timide. 260. 2 Bridgen, a demi-mariner vested in russet ppr., round the waist a sash, and tlie head a cap gu., in his dexter hand a sphere or, the sinister arm resting on an anchor of the last. 1S6. 10 Bridger or Briger, Glouc, a drag head vert, transfixed with the end of a crab gu. </. 141. 5 Bridger, Harry, of Buckingham House, Sussex, a crab gu. 141. 5 Bridges, Bart., of Goodneston, Kent {extinct), out of a ducal coronet or, a Moor's head in profile ppr.. wTcathed about the temples arg., and of the first, gorged with a coUar of the same, and pendent therefrom a cross patee of the third. Je garderay. Bridges, Edinburgh, a demi-lion gu. Maintien le droit. 10. 3 Bridges, on a tower a hawk with wings displayed. aU ppr. c/. 156. 8 Bridges, an anchor in pale ppr. 161. i Bridges or Brydges, Essex, a boar passant arg., pierced through the neck with a broken spear, headed of the first, em- brued gu. cf. 40. 14 Bridges, Glouc, a man's head from the shoulders in profile ppr., vested paly of six arg. and gu., semee of roundels counterchanged and wreathed of the last and az. Bridges, on a tower arg., masoned sa., a dove rising ppr. 156. 11 74 Bridgewater, a demi-stag or, attired sa. 119. 2 Bridgman, Warw., a demi-lion rampant arg., holding between the paws a gar- land of laurel ppr. 260. 2 Bridgstock, a raven sa., holding in the dexter claw an escallop. Bridon, Suff., a hawk's head erased sa., charged with three bezants, one and two. cf. 88. 12 Bridport, Viscount (Hood), Royal Lodge, Windsor Park, a Cornish chough ppr., supporting with the dexter claw an anchor or. Steady. 245. 9 Bridson of Bryerswood, Windermere, Westml., a demi-mariner in profile ppr., vested and capped az., collared arg., girdles or, grasping in the dexter hand an anchor erect of the last, and resting the sinister hand on a wreath of coral gu. Tutus in undis. Bridson, Major Thomas Ridgway, of Rock End, Torquay, Devonsh., and Bridge House, Bolton, Lanes, same crest and motto. Brien, Ireland, two lion's gambs eouped and erect gu., armed az., supporting a sword ppr., pommel and hilt or. Brien, Ireland, a cross pattee gu., be- tween the horns of a crescent or. 163. 6 Brien, Edward Henry, M.D., Stanley ViUa, New Chester Road, Rock Ferry, issuing from clouds a dexter arm era- bowed ppr., holding in the hand a sword of the last. Brierly, London, a cross potent fitchee gu., between two wings arg. Briers, Beds, a demi-leopard rampant gardant erased az., gorged with a collar arg., charged with three mullets pierced gu. Brierly, John Swallow, Esquire, of Dehrow, Aldenham, Herts, in front of an oak-tree ppr., an escutcheon arg. guttee-de-sang, charged with a cross nebuly gu., between two roses of the last, both stalked and leaved of the fii-st. Ad utrumgue paratus. Brierwood, two swords in saltier gu., pommels and hilts or, enfiled with an earl's coronet ppr. cf. 171. 12 Brig, an arm in armour embowed hold- ing a dagger ppr. 196. 5 Brigden, Sussex, an arm in armour em- bowed ppr., garnished or, wielding a sword arg., hilt and pommel gold. Mea gloria fides. 195. 2 Briger, see Bridger. Brigges, Westml., a fox ppr. 32. i Briggs, Bart, {extinct}, Shropsh., on the stump of a tree eradicated or, sprout- ing two new branches vert, a pelican or, vulning herself ppr. Virtus est Dei. cf. 98. 6 Briggs, Bart, (extinct), Barbadoes, upon the stump of a tree erased and eouped and charged with a trefoil ppr. peUcan vulning herself, wing.^ elevated arg. J'i>/Ms est Dei. Ne traverse pas h pont. 98. 6 Briggs, Major-General David, of Strath airly. Largo, Fife, a pelican in hei piety. Sola virtus invicta. Briggs, Joseph Lyder, Esquire, J. P., of Maynards, and of Welch Town in island of Barbadoes, in the West Indies, on a wreath of the coloui BRI upon the stump of a tree erased and eouped and charged with a trefoil ppr., a pelican vulning herself, wings ele- vated arg. Ne traverse pas le pont. Briggs, a tiger's head eouped affrontee. Briggs, Shropsh., an arm embowed covered with leaves vert, holding in the hand ppr. a bow gu., strung sa., and an arrow arg. Briggs, Yorks, on a mount vert, a laurel- branch erect ppr., in front a lion pas- sant erm., the dexter paw resting on a pheon sa. Fortiter et fAeliter. Briggs, Berlcs, a demi-dragou vert, wings az. Felicior quo certior. 73. 10 Brigham, Yorks, on a cloud a crescent between two branches of palm in orle. c/. 146. 10 Brigham or Briggam, Yorks, a boar's head in bend eouped sa. Brigham of Foxley House, Chester, out of a ducal coronet a plume of feathers. In cruce salus. 114. 3 Brighouse, Lines, out of a mural coronet or, a tiger's head arg. c/. 27. i Bright, Ireland, a hand erect ppr., vested sa., issuing out of a cloud shedding forth rays, holding a mort-head of the first. 208. 10 Bright, Allan Heywood, Esquire, of Liverpool, a crescent arg., and between the horns an estoile or. Bright, late Benjamin, of Barton Court, Colwell, Heref., same crest. Post tenehras lucem. Bright, Charles Edward, Esquire, of 98, Cromwell Road, London, S.W., same crest and motto. Bright, George, Esquire, of 25, Victoria Square, Clifton, Bristol, same crest and motto. Bright, Heywood, Esquire, of Sandheys, West Derby, Liverpool, same crest and motto. Bright, Rev. James Franck, D.D. (Oxon.), of University College, Oxford, same crest and motto. Bright, Tyndall, Esquire, of Liverpool same crest and motto. Bright, William Robert, Esquire, same crest and motto. Bright, a dragon's head. 71. i Bright, Hon. Henry Edward, of Gawler and Willaston, South AustraUa, Mem- ber of the Legislative Council, uses a sun in splendour issuing out of clouds. In arduis jortitudo. 162. 5 Bright, Bart., Harrow-weald, a mass of clouds and issuant therefrom a sun in splendom-, all ppr. 162. 5 Bright, Sussex, the sun in splendour or, issuing from clouds ppr. Lumen umbra Dei. 162. 5 Bright, a demi-hon rampant holding a battle-axe headed gu. Post tenehras lucem. 15. 4 Bright, Chesh., a demi-griffin holding in the dexter claw a mullet sa. c/. 64. 2 Bright, Suff., a dragon's head gu., vomit- ing flames of fire ppr., collared and lined or. c/. 72. 3 Bright, Shropsh., a dragon's head erra., vomiting flames of tire ppr., gorged with a coUar sa., charged with three cross crosslets fitchee or. Nunquam non paratus. cf. 72. 3 BRI Britzman, Surrey, out of rays or, an arm in armour embowed ppr., garnished of the first, holding in the gauntlet a sword arg., hilted also or, the arm tied round with a sash or and purp. Brigid, Ireland, out of a cloud ppr., an itoile of eight rays. 164. 11 Brignac,areindeer'sheadcabossed. 122. 4 Brignall, an eagle with two heads dis- played charged on the breast with a saltier. 74. i Brigstocke, William Player, Brent-Eleigh Hall, Lavenham, Suff., a raven ppr., holding in the dexter claw an escallop or. 291.9 Brigwood, a demi - savage affrontee wreathed about the head and middle with leaves and holding in the dexter hand a slip of oak, all ppr. cj. 186. 4 Brimacombe, R., Colebrooke Lodge, Putney Heath, S.W., on a mount vert, an owl with wings displayed and inverted, charged on each wing with a pale, thereon a roimdel. Sapienter. Brln, Ireland, a dexter hand couped gu. 222. 14 Brinckman, Sir Theodore Henry, Bart., St. Leonard's, Windsor, a pair of wings, each quarterly arg. and az. Per- severando. 109. 6 Brind, Frederick William, Esquire, the Court Lodge, Chelsfield, Kent, a dexter cubit arm erect, holding the head of a broken spear, all ppr. Nil sine labore. 214. 13 Brindesley, an escallop-shell per pale or and sa. 141. 14 Erlndley of Union Hall, Staffs, on a mount vert, a demi-lion regardant erm., hold- ing in the mouth a sprig of oak, the dexter paw holding an olive-branch ppr., the sinister paw resting on an escutcheon az., charged with two chevTonels or. 14-4 Brindley and Brinley, a wjrvern holding in tlie mouth a hand ppr. 70. 3 Brine, two swords in saltier ppr., sur- mounted by a cross crosslet fitched gu. 166. 14 Brine, Dorset, a lion rampant arg., billettee, and holding between the paws a cross moline gu. Brine, Ernest Augustus, Esquire, of Poole, Dorset, a lion rampant arg., semee of biUets, and holding in the fore-paws a cross moline gu. Confido. Brine, Rev. Algernon Lindsay, of Margate, Kent, same crest and motto. Brine, Capt. Arthur (late R.M.L.L), of Erith Cottage, Torquay, same crest and motto. Brine, Rev. George Augustus, M.A., of Beechgrove, Honiton, Devonsh., same crest and motto. Brine, Rev. James Edward Bouverie, of Nuward Eliija, Ceylon, same crest and motto. Brine, Colonel John Jones, H.E.I.C.S., same crest and motto. Brine, Admiral Lindesay, R.N., Athenaeum Club, PaU MaU, S.W., same crest and motto. Brine, Percival Forbes, Esquire, same crest and motto. Brine, Philip Arthur Sherard, Esquire, of Richmond, Virginia, U.S.A., same crest and motto. 75 I Bringborne, Kent, on a wolf's head erased sa., a pile or. Bringham, a cat salient gardant ppr. 26. 3 Bringhurst, Leics., an arm in armour embowed arg., holding a club sa., spiked or. " c/. 199. 2 Bringhurst, Ireland, a dragon's head erased arg., gorged with a collar corn- pony or and gu. 71-2 Brinkhurst, a demi - lion arg., ducally crowned or, holding in each paw a bezant. </. 10. 11 Brinkley, Richard Grapes, Esquire, of Ardagh and Fortland, co. ,Sligo, Ire- land, on a wreath of the colours a cross potence engrailed surmounted by an estoile, all or. Mulabimur. Brinkley,- John Lloyd, Esquire, of Fort- land, Easkey, eo. Sligo, a cross patonce engrailed gu., surmounted of an estoile arg. Mutabiimir. Brinkley, John Turner, Esquire, of Northgate, Warw., same crest and motto. Brinklow or Bringlcw, a demi-lion or, supporting a flaming sword gu., hilt of the first. Brinkworth of Bath, on a mount vert, a willow-tree ppr. Brins, a talbot's head collared swallow- ing a bird, with wings expanded. <:/■ 57. 3 Brinton, on a wreath arg. and gu., in front of a saltire gu., a beacon sa., fired ppr. cf. 177. 8 Brinton, John, Esquire, of Jloor Hall, Stourport, same crest. Lux el salus. Brinton, Reginald Sevmour, Esquiie, J.P., of Croft, Kidderminster, same crest. BIOS HAU^NIA rilOVAAIA. Brisac, an arm embowed ppr., vested gu., holding a covered cup or. 203. 4 Brisban or Brisbane, Scotland, an anchor in pale with a serpent wTeatbed about it, all ppr. A)iiniu7n prudentia firmat. i6r. 3 Brisbane, Scotland, an ant-hillock, semee of ants ppr. Virtuti damnosa quies. Brisbane, a demi -savage holding over his shoulder a club ppr. 1S6. 5 Brisbane, Charles Thomas, Esquire, of Brisbane, Ayr : ( i ) Dexter, the crest of honourable augmentation, viz., out of a naval crown or, a dexter arm em- bowed in the uniform of a captain of the Royal Navy, the hand grasping a cutlass ppr., hilted and pommelled or, and from the hand pendent by a ribbon arg., fimbriated az., a gold medal, representing that given by His Majesty George III. to Sir Charles Brisbane. Curacoa. 204. 2. (2) Sinister, the family crest, viz., a stork's head erased holding in the beak a serpent writhing ppr. Certamine summo. cf. 106. 3 Brisbane and Brisbon, Scotland, a heron's head erased holding in the beak an eel, all ppr. Certamine sumnio. 104. 2 Brisbane : ( i ) A stork's head erased holding in the beak a serpent wavy ppr. (lor Brisbane), cf. 106. 3. (2) A Uon issuant gardant ppr., holding in his dexter paw a cross crosslet litchee gu. [for Makdoitgal). Certamine sum- mo. Fear God. II. 12 BRI Brisbon or Brisbone, on a chapeau a lion rampant holding an arrow, point down- ward, cf. 2. 4 Brisco, Sir Musgrave Horton, Bart., Ciofton Hall, Wigton, Cumb., a grey- hound current sa., seizing a hare ppr. 254. 8 Briscoa, a pennon gu., charged with a crescent arg., the staff in bend sa., headed or. cf. 176. 12 Briscoe and Briscowe, a pheon between two arms in armour emlx)wed support- ing a Saracen's head affrontee. 194. 9 Briscoe and Briscowe, Ireland, a Saracen's head affrontee ppr. 190. 5 Brise-Ruggles, Archibald Weyland, Spains Hall, Braintree, Essex : (i ) A tower or, transpierced with four darts in saltier and inflamed ppr. {for Buggies). (2) An alligator rampant (for Brisc ). Struggle. Brislay, a cock pheasant ppr., standing among flowers az., leaved vert. cf. go. 8 Bristed, a dexter hand holding a spur ppr. 217. 14 Bristol, Marquess of (Hervey), Ickworth Park, Bury St. Edmunds, a leopard passant sa., bezautee, ducally gorged and chained or, holding in the dexter paw a trefoil slipped vert. Je noubli- erai jamais. Bristow, Herts, out of a crescent or, a demi-eagle displayed az. Si. 4 Bristow of Broxmore Park, Wilts, out of a crescent or, a demi-eagle displayed az. Vigilantibus non dorniientibus. 81. 4 Bristow, Collyer- : (i) Issuant out of a crescent or, a phoenix ppr., charged on each wing with a cross crosslet az. (for Bristow). (2) A boar's head erased or, guttee-de-sang, holding in the mouth a staff raguly bendwise gu. (for Collyer). Avance. Bristowe, Rev. Charles John, of Bees- thorpe Hall, Notts, same crest and motto. Bristowe, Hubert Carpenter, M.D., the Cottage, Wrington, Somers., same crest and motto. Britain, a dexter hand ppr., holding a key or. 217. 7 Britain, Briton, Britten, and Britton, out of a naval coronet a mermaid holding in her dexter hand a purse and in her sinister a comb ppr. cf. 184. 14 Britley, on a chapeau a demi-lion hold- ing in the dexter paw a mullet. cf. 15. 14 Brittain or Brittaine, an eagle's claw erased in fess holding a quill. 113. 12 Britten, an ear of wheat and palm- branch in saltier ppr. 154. 10 Britten, a wolf passant ppr. Casis tutissima virtus. 28. 10 Britton, Aithur Henry Daniel, Esquire, of Verecroft, Clyde Road, Redland, Bristol, on a wreath of the colours, a lion's gamb erect and erased az., guttee-d'eau, between two mullets of six points, also az. Salut a tous. 264. 2 Britton, Philip WiUiara Poole Carlyon-, Hanham Court, Glouc. : (i) A lion's gamb erect and erased az., guttee-d'eau between two mullets of six points, also az. (Britton). 264. 2. (2) A demi-lion rampant gu., ducally crowned or. BRI collared arg., holding between the paws a bezant and charged on the shoulder with a cross crosslet of the second (Carlyon). 260. 10. Salut a, tons. TutHs ttttissima virtus. Britweesil, a salmon naiant ppr. 139. 12 Briwer or Briwere, out of a cloud a dexter arm holding an open book ppr. 215. I Brixton or Brixtone, a demi-horse ram- pant arg. 53. 3 Broad, His Honour Judge Lowther, of Ronaki, Nelson, New Zealand, uses a demi- savage holding in the dexter hand three arrows and pointing with the sinister to an imperial crown. Fortior leone Justus. 186. 13 Broad, on a ehapeau gu., turned up erm., a leopard's face arg. Another, ppr. Broad, on a ehapeau a tigers head ducally crowned. Broadbelt, an eagle displayed ppr. 75. 2 Broadbent, Sir "William Henry. Bart., K.C.V.O., of Longwood, Huddersfield, in front of a pheon, the staff rompu, a sci-pent nowed, all ppr. 251. 11 Broadbent or Brodbent, a pheon arg., the point erabrued ppr., the staff broken near the point or. 174. 10 Broadbent, a dexter arm ppr., holding in the hand a covered cup or. 217. 11 Broade, Stanier-Philip- : (i) On a mount vert, a bear's head erect or, transfixed by an arrow fess\vise ppr. (for Broade). 243. 5. (2) In front of a griffin's head erased ppr., three escallops or (jor Stanier). Pro Deo et rege. Pietate fortior. 243. 6 Broadhead, Bart., Yorks, a demi-lion rampant ppr., collared and chained or, supporting an escutcheon erm., charged with an eagle displayed gu. Perscter- ando. Broadhead, on a ehapeau a garb ppr. 153. 10 Broadhurst, a mermaid holding in her dexter hand a dagger ppr. 184. 7 Broadhurst, a lion's head couped ppr., collared vaire arg. and gu. cj. i8. 13 Broadhurst, a swan erm., swimming in water ppr., charged on the breast with an etoile sa., the wings expanded or, fretty raguly az. Eroadley, a'stag's head erased ppr. Mitis sed fortis. 121. 2 Broadley, London, a talbot passant ppr. Non immemor beneficii. 54. i Broadley, London, a stag's head erased ppr. Non immemor beneficii. ^21. 2 Broadley, Henry Broadley Haixison, Welton House, Beverley, Yorks: (i) Within a chaplet of roses ppr., a cross pattee fitched sa. 243. 13. (2) A demi-lion rampant or, charged with a bend vair arg. and gu., supporting with the sinister paw a shield arg., thereon two branches of laurel saltire- wise vert. Xihtl viget simile. 243- 14 Broadmead, William Bucknell, Enmore Castle, Somers., on a fret az., a stag's head erased, holding in the mouth an acorn slipped ppr. Semper fidelis. Broadmead, Henry, Esquire, a fret az., thereon a stag's head erased, holding j in the mouth an acorn slipped ppr. ' Semper fidelis. 7^ Broadmead, Rev. Philip Palfrey, of Olands, Milverton, Somers., same crest and motto. Broadmead, Thomas Palfrey, Esquire, of Enmore Park, Bridgwater, same crest and motto. Broadmead, William Bucknell, Esquire, of Enmore Castle, Bridgwater, same crest and motto. Broadockshaw and Brodockshaw, a stag's head arg. 121. 5 Broadrick, Lieutenant-Colonel Edward, a spear-head arg., consanguined and within a chaplet of oak fructed, ppr. Decens et Iwnestum. Broadrick, George, Esquire, of Broughton House, Broughton Road, Ipswich same crest and motto. Broadrick, Yorks, a spear's head arg. embrued and within a chaplet of oak fructed, all ppr. Decens et Iwnestum. Broadstone, in a cloud a crescent between two palm-branches. 146. 10 Broadwood, London and Sussex, a yew-tree leaved and eradicated ppr., on the trunk an annulet or, transfixed by three arrows, one in fess, two in saltier of the last. Semper virens. Broadwood, a pine-tree ppr., charged with nine cones gu., the trunk eradicated, also ppr. Semper virens. 1 44. 13 Broadwood, James Henry Tschudi, Es- quire, of Lyne, Capel, Surrey, and Pleystowe, Capel, Dorking, a pine-tree eradicated and fructed ppr., sur- mounted by three arrows, two in saltire, points downwards, and one in fess, point to the dexter, also ppr., encircled around the stock by an annulet or. Semper virens. Broadwood, John Alexander Redman, Esquire, of Laugliarne, co. Carmar- thensh., same crest and motto. Broadwood, Thomas Capel, Esq., same crest and motto. Brocas, London, a Moor's head couped at the shoulders, radiated ppr. Brock, John, Esquire, of Glastonbury, Somers. Justice to all. Brock, Scotland, on a ehapeau gu., a dove rising ppr. 94. 10 Brock, Essex, a pegasus az. 47. i Brock, Glutton-, Worcs. : (i) A derai-lion gardant gu., on the body a chevron or, charged with three trefoils slipped vert, holding between his paws an arrow of the second barbed and feathered arg. {for Brock). (2) An owl on a myrtle- branch (for Clutton). Virescit vulnere virtus. cf. 96. 5 Brock or Brocke, Chesh., a demi-lion rampant gu., holding in the dexter paw a dart or, feathered of the first. cf. 13. 6 Brock, out of a mural crown arg., a demi -Canadian Indian, the dexter hand supporting a tomahawk erect ppr. Canada. Brock, an escallop or. 141. 12 Brockas or Brokas, Hants, a lion sejant erect, holding in his dexter paw a cross pattee fitched, and resting the sinister on a pvramid. cf. S. 12 Brockbank of the Croft, Kirsanton, Lanes, a stag at gaze ppr. 1 17. 3 Brockdon, Devonsh., a stag's head erased per chevron are. and gu., attired or. BRO Brocket of the Ryes, Essex, a stag lodged sa., ducally gorged and lined or. c/. 1 1 5. 7 Brocket, a stag's head erased, pierced through the neck with an arrow. Brocket, a brocket or young deer lodged ppr. cf. 124. 8 Brocket or Brockhill, Kent, a badger sa. , 33- 10 I Brockhill, Kent, on a mount vert, a I badger sa. 33. 12 Brockholes, a fret arg. 165.10 Brcckholes, Lanes, a brock or badger passant sa. cf. 33. 10 Brockholes, Fitzherbert-, William Josepli, of Claughton Hall, Lanes : ( i ) A brock (or badger) passant sa. {for Brockholes). cf. 33. 10. (2) A cubit arm in armour erect ppr., the hand clenched within a gauntlet {for Fitz- herbert). Ung je serviray. Broeklebank, Ralph, Esquire, of 9, Faulkner Square, Liverpool, in front of a mount vert, thereon a cock ppr., three escallops in fesse or. God send grace. Broeklebank, Thomas, Esquire, of the Roscote, Heswall, Chester, same crest and motto. Broeklebank, Sir Thomas, Bart., of Greenlands, Cumb., an anchor fesse- wise sa., thereon a cock arg., combed and wattled gu., charged on the breast with an escallop, also sa. God send grace. ^S7- ^ Brocklehurst, a brock ppr. Veritas me dirigit. 33. 10 Brocklehurst, WiUiam B., of Butley HaU, Chester, and of Hurdsfield House, near Macclesfield, a brock sa., holding in the mouth a slip of oak fructed ppr., in front of a mount vert, thereon two oak- trees, also ppr. Veritas me dirigit. 254.1 Brocklehurst, Philip Lancaster, Esquire, of Swythamley Park, near Macclesfield, Staffs, same crest and motto. Brocklehurst, Robert, of St. Oare, West Derb}', Lanes, on a rock in front of two oak-branches fructed in saltire, a brock, all ppr. 292. 7 Brockman of Beachborough, Kent, on a sword erect arg., hilt and pommel or, a stag's head cabossed ppr.. attired of the second, the blade through the head and bloody at the point. Brocton, Shropsh., a hand holding up a ducal coronet capped and tasselled, be- tween two branches of laurel in orle. 217- 3 Brodbent, a pheon arg., the point guttee- de-sang, the staff broken near the head or. 174. 10 Broderwicke of Langford, Berks, out of a coronet or, a spear-head arg., imbrued. cf. 174. 12 Brodhurst, a demi-swan, the wings vairee, charged on the breast with an escut- cheon. Virescit vulnere virtus, cf. 100. 9 Brodhurst, a demi-swan or. 100. 9 Brodie or Brody, Sussex and Scotland, a hand holding a sheaf of arrows ppr. Unite. 214. 3 Brodie of Brodie, Moraysh., a dexter hand holding a bunch of arrows, all ppr. 214. 3 Brodie, Ian Ashlev Moreton, Esquire, of Brodie, Brodie Castle, Forres, N.B., a dexter hand holding three arrows, all ppr. BRO Brodie, Alexander, of Lethen. Nairn a dexter hand holding five arrows, all ppr. Be mindj-ul to unite. Brodie, William Haig, M.D., Lethen Battle, Sussex, a dexter hand holding five arrows in bend sinister, all ppr. Be mindful to unite. Brodie, Sir Benjamin Vincent Sellon, Bart., of Boxford, Suff., a dexter cubit arm erect, holding in the hand a civic WTeath vert, with three arrows arg., one in fesse, two in saltire. Unite. 254. II Brodie, a lion's gamb erased sa., holding a palm-branch ppr. cj. 36. 7 Brodie, Sir Thomas Dawson, Bart., of Idvies, Forfarsh., a dexter hand hold ing a bunch of five arrows ppr. Be mindlvl to unite. J 14. 3 Brodie-Innes, John William. Esquire, of 15, Royal Circus, Edinburgh, X.B. : (1) A mullet az. Be iraist {for Innes). (2) A hand holding a sheaf of arrows ppr. Unite {for Brodie). Brodley, London and Lanes, a boar's head couped gu. 43. i Brodnax, Kent and Chesh., out of a mural coronet a demi- eagle or, winged gu., gorged with a collar of the second, charged with three cinquefoils arg. Brodockshaw, a stag's head arg. 121. 5 Brodribb, Ernest George, Esquire, of Melbourne Club, Melbourne, Australia, a mount vert, therefrom springing three roses gu.. stalked and leaved ppr., interlaced with as many raascles, also interlaced fesseways or. Prudentia Brodribb, Frank Claudius, Esquire, of Wyallah, Toowoomba, and Kurrowah, Darling Downs, Queensland, same crest and motto. Brodribb, Owen Adams Kennedy, Esquire, same crest and motto. Brodribb, Rev. William Kennedy, B.A., of Putley Rectory, Ledbury, Heref., and Frank Claudius Brodribb, Esquire, J.P., of Wyallah, Toowoomba, Queens- land, upon a mount vert, three mascles fessewise interlaced or, and interlacing three roses erect gu., stalked and leaved of the first. Prudentia tutus. 149- 13- Brodrick, Surrey, a spear-head arg., em- brued gu. 174. 12 Brodrick, see Brodrick-Cloete. Brodrick, Charles Cumberland, Lynbridge House, Tavistock, Devon, out of a ducal coronet or, a spear-head arg., emhrued gu. A cuspide corona. Broese, a crane, holding in its claw a stone ppr. 105. 6 Brogden, out of a ducal coronet or, a hand ppr., holding a rose gu., sHpped and leaved vert. 21S. 11 Brogden, London, a demi-lion ducally crowned, holding between its paws a cross formee. cf. 11. 2 Broge, Brogg, and Broige, Scotland, a dexter hand holding a sword, all ppr. Honorat mors. 212. 13. Brograve, London, Herts, Norf., Warw., and Lanes, an eagle displayed, with two heads erm., each ducally crowned or. Finis dnt esse. cf. 74. 2. Brohier or Broheir, in a crescent an arrow in pale. 163. 13. Broke, a fox's head ppr. 33- 4- 77 Broke, the late Sir Philip, Bart., of Nao- ton : (i) Of honourable augmentation, issuant from a naval crown or, a dexter arm embowed, encircled by a WTcath of laurel ppr., the hand grasp. ing a trident erect of the first. (2) A brock passant ppr. Scevumque tri- dentem servamus. cf. 33. 10 Broke, Shropsh., a badger ppr. 33. 10 Broke, Horace, Esquire, of Gladwyns, Harlow, Essex, a brock or badger passant ppr. Brokelsbey and Brokelsby, Lines, a brock or badger ppr. 33. 10 Brokesby, Leics., a boar's head couped at the neck gu., bristled or. 43. i Bromage, out of a ducal coronet a dexter arm in armour embowed, the hand holding a scimitar, all ppr. Deus dux certus. cf. ig6. 10 Bromall, a Bacchus' head, couped at the shoulders ppr., vested gu. Bromborough, out of a ducal coronet or, a cubit arm habited az., cuft'ed arg., holding in the hand an oak-branch ppr., fructed of the first. Brome, Broom, and Broome, Oxon., an arm couped at the elbow and erect, vested bendy wavy of six or and gu., holding in the hand ppr. a bunch of broom vert, seeded of the first. Brome of West Mailing, Kent, an arm vested gu., turned up arg., holding in the hand ppr. a slip of broom vert, fiowered or. Domine, dirige nos. Brome, a cock arg., wings elevated az., beaked, combed, legged, and wattled gu. cf. 91. 7 Bromeall, a demi-lion rampant, double- queued ppr. 10. 6 Bromeley, Cambs, on a wreath and issu- ing out of a mural coronet or, a demi- lion rampant sa., holding a standard vert, charged with a griiiin passant of the first. cf. 16. 7 Bromell, a demi-eagle displayed, with two heads, each ducally crowned. cf. 82. 7 Bromewich and Bromwieh,Glouc., Heref., and Herts, out of a ducal coronet or, a unicorn's head sa. Another, guttee- d'or. Another, out of a mural coronet. 4S. 12 ing erect a broken sword arg., hilt and pommel of the second. Bromfleld, Staffs, a lion passant gardant , gorged with a wreath of the first d az. cf. 4- 3 BromQet or Bronslet, Lanes, on a chapeau sa., turned up arg., a wyvern vert, ducally crowned or. 70. 4 Bromflete, out of a ducal coronet or, a wolf's head gu. cf. 30. 5 Bromhall, Beds, a demi-lion or, holding between the paws a cross crosslet fitched sa. cf. 11. 10 Bromhall, London and Chesh., a lion passant or. 6. 2 Bromhead, Sir Benjamin Parnell, Bart., Thurlby Hall, Lines, out of a mural coronet gu., a unicorn's head arg., armed and crined or, holding in the mouth a rose gu., slipped and leaved ppr. Concordia res crescunt. Bromhead, Ireland, a pelican vulning rself ppr. 98. i BRO Bromige, out of a mural coronet or, a talbot's head az., eared gold. Fides servatn ditat. 56. 6 Bromilow, a demi-lion rampant, holding in the dexter paw a cross crosslet fitchee. II. 10 Bromley, Baron Montford, see Montford. Bromley, Chesh., Staft's, and Yorks, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion rampant arg., supporting a standard sa., flag gu., charged with a lion passant gardant of the first, cf. 16. 7 Bromley, Shropsh., a lion's gamb erect arg. cf. 36. 4 Bromley, Shropsh., a cock pheasant ppr. cf. go. 8 Bromley, Sir Henry, Bart., Eaststoke, Notts, a pheasant sitting ppr. Pensez forte. Bromley, Shropsh., same crest. Bromley-Davenport, see Davenport. Bromley-Wilson, Maurice, Esquire, of Dallam Tower, Milnthorp, Westml. : (I) A crescent or, therefrom flames issuant ppr. (/or Wilson). (2) A pheasant ppr. {for Bromley). Brompton, a lion rampant or. i- 13 Bromwich, out of a ducal coronet or, a uni- corn's head sa., guttee-d'or. cf. 48. 12 Bronan, see Brougham. Brond or Brounde, London and Suff., a demi-griffin or, holding a battle-axe embowed, the handle gu., the head arg. 64. II Bronker, Kent and Middx., a talbot pas- sant gu., resting the dexter paw on a garland of flowers ppr. cf. 54. i Bronker, Wilts, a cubit arm erect, vested sa.. cuffed arg., holding in the hand ppr. a lozenge of the first. Bronscomb or Branscomb, a lion regar- dant, ducally gorged and chained ppr. 6. 3 Brook, Chesh., a badger passant ppr. cf. 33. 10 Brook, London, on a mount vert, in front of an oak-tree, a badger passant ppr., the dexter fore-paw resting on a chaplet or. Brook or Brooke, Bucks, a hawk's lure with the line formed into a bow-knot between two wings, all ppr. cf. 1 10. 10 Brook, a fleur-de-lis arg., around it a serpent entwined ppr. 148. 8 Brooke, Bransby, Sonning, near Reading, Berks, a demi-lion rampant guardant, holding between the paws an arrow in pale, point downwards ppr. Brooke, Sir Richard Marcus, Bart., of Norton Priory, Chesh., a brock ppr. Paste xiithout fraude. 33. 10 Brooke, Earl of, and Baron, see Warwick, Earl of. Brooke of Mere Hall, Chester, a badger passant ppr. Visunitafortior. r/. 33. 10 Brooke, John Townshend, Esquire, of Houghton HaU, Shifnel, Shropsh., on a mount vert, a brock per pale sa. and arg. Virtus est Dei. Brooke, Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur, of Brock Wood, Burwash, Sussex, and Junior United Service Club, St. James's, a brock or badger ppr. Vis unita fortior 33- 10 Brooke, Harry Vesey, Esquire, J.P., D.L., of I, Lauderdale Road, Maida Vale, N.W., and Fairley, Aberdeenshire. same crest. Gloria finis. BRO Brooke, Rev. James Mark Saurin, of 20. Gledhow Gardens: (i) A brock or badger ppr. 277. 10. (2) A dexter arm from the elbow, vested bendy sinister azure and sa., grasping an oak-root sa. Ex fonte perenni. Eeason contents me. 277. 9 Brooke of Handford, Chester, same crest. Pro avitd fide. Brooke, William John, of Haughton Hall, Shropsh., a brock or badger ppr. Virtiis est Dei. Brooke, Sir Arthur Douglas, Bart., of Colebrook, co. Fermanagh, a brock passant arg. c/. 33. 10 Brooke, Edward, Esquire, of Pabo Hall, near Conway, a brock ppr. 33. 10 Brooke, Shropsh., on a mount vert, a badger passant ppr. 33. 12 Brooke, on an Eastern coronet a brock ppr., ducally gorged or. Dum spiro spero. Brooke, a goat's head erased sa., armed and bearded or. 12S. 5 Brooke, an Indian goat's head, bendy of six gu. and az., erased per fess or, eared and armed of the last. Brooke, Yorks, a sword erect arg , hilted or, thereon two serpents entwined and respecting each other ppr. round the hilt. Non est mortale quod opto. Brooke, Sir Thomas, Bart., of Armitage Bridge, Huddersfield, in front of a sword erect, point upwards, the blade entwined by two serpents respecting each other ppr., a boar's head erased sa. Est nee astu. 42. 13 Brooke, Edward, Esquire, of Thorpe Almondbury, Yorks, in front of a sword erect, the blade entwined by two serpents respecting each other ppr., a boar's head erased sa. Est nee astu. Brooke, John Arthur, Esquire, of Fenay HaU, Huddersfield ; Fearn Lodge, Ard- gay, Ross-sh., Esquire, same crest and motto. Brooke, John Kendall, Esquire, of Sibton Park, near Yoxford, Suff., same crest and motto. Brooke, Ven. Joshua Ingham, Esquire, of the Vicarage, Halifax, same crest and motto. Brooke, Rev. Richard England. M.A., Cambs, Grantchester, Dene, Bourne- mouth, same crest and motto. Brooke, William, Esquire, of Northgate Mount, Honley, Yorks, same crest and motto. Brooke, William, Esquire, same crest and motto. Brooke, Edgar William, same crest and motto. Brooke, Edward, of Ufford Place, Suff., on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a wing erect and displayed of the first, charged with a chevron arg., and thereon a lion rampant sa., crowned or. 109. 2 Brooke, E. Arden, Esquire, 71, Ivy Road, Cricklewood, London, N.W., on a wreath of the colours, a brock passant ppr. Vis unita jortior. Brooke, Hants, a lion rampant or. i. 13 Brooke, Hants, a demi-lion rampant erased or. cj. 10. 2 Brooke, a demi-lion gu., holding between the paws a broad arrow or, feathered and headed arg. 7S Brooke, on a ducal coronet a cock ppr., combed and wattled gu. 90. 6 Brooke, a griffin's head erased, charged with a fess dancettee, and in base with a cross crosslet fitched gu. cj. 66. 2 Brooke, Staffs, a stork or crane or. 105. II Brooke, Shropsh., a heron or. 105. 9 Brooke, De Capel-, Sir Arthur Richard, Bart., of Oakley, Northamp., a demi- seahorse arg., maned and firmed or. Spes mea in Deo. 46. 7 Brooke, Bart., Chester, a man in armour, holding in his dexter hand a spear, and on his sinister arm a shield, all ppr. iSS. 4 Brooke, Bucks, out of a coronet or, a plume of six ostrich-feathers or and sa. alternately. c/. 114. 13 Brookes, on a mount a bear muzzled and chained. 54- 5 Brookes or Brooks, three organ- pipes, two in saltier, one in pale or, enfiled with a garland of laurel vert. cf. 168.10 Brookesby, a boar's head couped gu., bristled or. 43. i Brookesby, a boar's head erect and erased gu., langued az., tusked arg. 43. 3 Brookfield, Arthur Montagu, Esquire, of Leasam, Rye, and of Kensington, Lon- don, a cubit arm erect in armour ppr., holding in the hand a sickle palewise, also ppr., and two ears of wheat in saltire, stalked and bladed or. Beware the reaping. Brookfield, John Storrs, B.A., M.D., J.P., Middx.,of Brondesbury, London, N.W., and Hill Place. Upminster, Essex, on a chapeau a brock, all ppr. 305. 9 Brooking, an escallop or, surmounted by a crescent az. Crux fidei calcar. cf. 141. 12 Brooking, a sword in pale, enfiled with a savage's head couped ppr. 191. 9 Brookman or Brockman, Kent, on a sword erect arg., hilt and pommel or, a stag's head cabossed ppr., attired of the second, the blade through the head and embrued at the point. Brookman, a crane, holding in the dexter claw a stone. 105. 6 Brooks, see Burd- Brooks. Brooks, see Close-Broolcs. Brooks, a badger ppr. 33. 10 Brooks, Maurice, Esquire, J.P., of Oak- lawn, Bird Avenue, Milltown, Dublin, on a mount vert, a badger passant ppr., resting the dexter paw on a civic crown vert. Respice, aspiee, prospiee. Brooks, Bedford, on a miiral coronet an otter ppr. Vt omnis vita lahitur. Brooks, John Hatfield, J.P., D.L., Flitwick Jlanor, Ampthill, on a miu-al coronet an otter ppr. Ut omnis vita lahitur. 292. 13 Brooks or Brookes, Scotland, a beaver passant. Perseverando. 134. 8 Brooks, a bear ppr., muzzled and chained. 34- I Brooks, Lanes, a demi-lion holding be- tween the paws an arrow ppr. Finem respice. Brooks, the late Sir WiUiam Cunliffe, Bart., of Barlow Hall, Manchester, a demi-lion arg., charged on the shoulder with a fountain, holding in the paws a har- poon in bend sinister ppr. Finem respice. 12. 14 BRO Brooks, Lanes, a demi-lion rampant vert, charged on the shoulder with a foun- tain, and holding between the paws an anchor. Finem respice. Brooks, Francis Augustus, M.D., St. Felix, Felixstowe, a dexter arm in armour embowed, holding in the hand the lower part of a broken tilting spear. Brooks, a lion passant. 6. 2 Brooksbank, Yorks, a hart's head couped ppr., attired or, gorged with two bars wavy az. Brooksbank, Edward Clitherow, Esquire, of Healhaugh Old HaU, Tadcaster, same crest. Brooksbank, Walter Lamplugh, Esquire, of Lamplugh HaU and Manor of Lamplugh, same crest. Brooksbank, William Lyon, Esquire, late of Bromley, Kent, a stag's head couped erm., attired or. charged with two bars nebuly az., and holding in the mouth a palm-branch slipped in bend vert. Brooksbank, a stag statant ppr., attired or, gorged with a collar dancettee vert, therefrom pendent aa escutcheon or, charged with a rose gu. Broom and Broome, see Brome. Broome, Heref., a demi-eagle or, winged sa., holding in the beak a sUp of broom vert. cj. 80. 2 Broome, Notts, a cockatrice arg., winged az., beaked, legged, combed, and wat- tled gu. 68. 5 Broomfield, a hand issuing from a cloud in fess, pointing to a serpent, head erect ppr. 223. 7 Broomhead-Colton-Fox, Barnard Platts, Esquire, cf Wales and of Sheffield, both in the West Riding of the county of York, Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Judicature : (i) In the centre, on a wreath of the colours, a fox passant gu., guttee-d'or, resting the dexter fore-paw upon an annulet encircling an escallop, both or (jar Fox). (2) On the dexter side, on a wreath of the colours, upon a rock ppr., in front of a cross crosslet erect and fitchee sa.. a boar passant arg., charged on the body with two roses gu., barbed and seeded ppr. (jor Colton). (3) Upon the sinister side, on a wreath of the colours in front of a unicorn's head erased erm., maned, horned, and holding in the mouth a fleur-de-lis or, a staff raguly fessewise, also or (jor Broom- head). Per fidem et patientiam. Bronte, Duke of, see Bridport, Viscount. Broon, a branch of holly and a cross crosslet fitched in saltier. 166. 10 Broster, Chester, a dexter hand ppr., vested barry of five arg. and gu., hold- ing a palm-branch vert. Brothers, a demi-grey hound sa., holding in the feet a dart gu., feathered arg. cj. 60. I I Brotherton, a hand holding a club in pale ppr. cj. 214. 6 Brotherton of Stubbings House, Maiden- head : (I) An eagle displayed ppr. 75. 2. (2) A bear's head erased at the neck arg., holding in the mouth an arrow or, pheoned and feathered of the first. Brouchan, see Brougham. Brough, a swan ppr. 99. 2 BRO Brough, William Spooner, Esquire, Leek, a swan's head and neck erased. Sinceriti. Brough, Lines, a lion sejant, collared and lined or. 7. 4 Brough, Scotland, a buffalo's head sa. 44. I Brougham and Vaux, Baron (Brougham), Brougham Hall, Penrith, Westral., an arm in armour embowed, holding in the gauntlet a lucy arg., and charged on the elbow with a rose gu. Pro rege, lege, grege. 236. 2 Brougham, Broughan, Bronhan, and Brouchan, Wale.^, out of a ducal coro- net gu., a dexter hand brandishing a sword ppr. 212. 11 Broughton, Esses and Beds, an eagle's head erased sa., holding in its beak a snake arg., and charged on the breast witli two chevrons of the last. Broughton-ROUSe, Edward Broughton, M.A.. LL.M., Corpus Christi CoUege, Cambridge: (i) A man's head affrontee, couped at the shoulders, the hair and beard sa., bound with a fillet arg. {for Rouse). 190. 13. (2) Three ostrich- feathers arg., issuing from the wreath [for Broughton). La fortune passe ■partout. Dii facienles adjuvant. 115. 2 Broughton, Berks, out of a ducal coro- net or, a boar's head sa., bristled of the first, gorged with a collar arg., charged with tliree escallops gu. cf. 41. 4 Broughton, Sir Delves Louis, Bart., of Broughton, Staffs and Chesh., a sea- dog's head gu., eared and finned arg. Broughton, Shropsh., a talbot passant gu. Another, a talbot statant gu. 54. i Broughton, Somers., on a mount vert, a spaniel couchant erm. cf. 57. 11 Broughton, Staffs, a squirrel sejant gu. cf- 1.15- 4 Broughton, Shropsh., an owl arg., charged on the breast with thi'ee snakes in fret vert. cf. 96. 5 Broughton, Baron, sec Hobhouse. Broughton-Adderley, Hubert John, Es- quire, of Barlaston HaU, Stoke-on- Trent, Coton Hall, Sudbury, Derbysh., on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a stork arg. Broun, Sir William, Bart., of Colstoun, Scotland, a lion rampant, holding in its de.xter paw a fleur-de-lis or. Floreat majestas. 2. 7 Broun, Lieutenant - Colonel, Montague Cecil, Cavalry Club, Piccadilly, W., on a ducal coronet or, a lion rampant ppr., holding in his dexter paw a fleur- de-lis or. Floreat majestas. 291. 8 BroUn-Morison, John Broiin, Esquire, D.L., J.P., R.C.A. (King's Body- guard of Scotland), of Finderlie, Kinross, and Murie, Perthsh. : (i) On the dexter side three Moors' heads conjoined in one neck ppr., banded or, one looking upwards, the others to the dexter and sinister (for Morison). 191. 5. (2) On the sinister side a lion rampant ppr., holding in the dexter fore-paw a fleur-de-lis arg. [for Brown). PruderUia jircestat. Floreat majestas. 2. 7 Broun of Johnstounburn, co. Haddington, a rose slipped and barbed ppr. Armat et ornat. 79 Broun, same crest and motto. Broun, a dexter arm from the elbow erect, holding in the hand ppr. a book. 215. 4 Broun, a vine ppr. PrcBmium virtutis honor. 152. 9 Brouncker, an arm in armour embowed, holding in the gauntlet a sword ppr. 195. I Brouncker, Francis Henry Ernest, of Boveridge, Dorset, out of battlements sa., a dexter cubit arm vested arg., charged with two bendlets wavy of the first, holding in the hand ppr. a lozenge in pale, also arg., charged with a cross Duty. Bround or Brounde, demi-gri: holding a battle-axe embowed arg., the handle gu. cf. 64. 11 Brounker, Ireland, the Roman fasces ppr. 171. 4 Brounker, a lion's gamb erased ppr., holding a bezant. 39. 13 Brounlee, a demi-peacock issuing ppr. 103. 10 Browell, a dexter hand holding a scimitar ppr. 213. 5 Browell, the late Rev. AVilliam Robert, of the Rectory, Beaumont, Essex, a rock ppr., thereon in front of an anchor cabled in bend sinister sa., an eagle rising, also ppr. Virtute quam astutia. Brown of Clonboy, co. Clare, an eagle displayed. Virtus dahit, cura servahit. 75. 2 Brown, see M'Kerrell-Brown. Brown, Worcs., a demi-eagle displayed, with two heads az., charged on the breast with the Roman fasces erect, surmounting two swords in saltire and encircled by a chaplet or. Brown, Rev. Dixon Dixon, of Unthank Hall, Northumb., two escallops or, thereou resting an eagle displayed vert, holding in the beak a cross crosslet fitchee of the first. Suivez raison. cf. 74. 1 1 Brown, Thomas Edwin Burton, Esquire, of Ryslaw, 185, Willesden Lane, Brondesbury, an eagle displayed. Spcctemur agendo. Brow;n and Browne, an eagle displayed vert. Suivez la raison. 75-8 Brown, Warw., an eagle regardant, hold- ing in his dexter talon a fleur-de-lis or. Labor omnia vincit. cf. 76. 6 Brown, Forsyth-: (i) An eagle rising regardant ppr., holding in its dexter talon a fleur-de-lis or {for Brown). (2) A demi-griffin az., issuant out of an antique crown or {for Forsyth). Labor omnia vincit. Instaurator riiina:. Brown, Robert, junior, F.S.A., Priestgate House, Barton-on-Humber, a demi- eagle displayed ppr. Fortitudine et prudentia. Brown, an eagle displayed vert, crowned with a mural coronet or, and charged on the breast with a garland of laurel of the last. Suivez moi. cf. 74. 14 Brown, an eagle's head erased ppr. Vi et virtute. 83. 2 Brown, Herts, a griffin's head erased sa., beaked and eared or, charged on the neck with a bar-gemelle arg. and a trefoil slipped erm. Si sit prudentia. cf. 66. 4 BRO Brown, of Compton, Ashbourne. Derbysh., and Southport, Lanes, in front of a gryphon's head erased per pale sa. and arg., gorged with a collar flory counter- flory counterchanged, five bezants fessewise. Si sit prudentia. 302. 6 Brown and Browne, a griifin's head erased or. 66. 2 Brown, Scotland, a cock ppr. Docendo disco. 91. 2 Brown and Browne, Durh., a stork's head couped at the neck, nowed ppr., be- tween two wings arg. Brown of London, a hawk ppr., belled or, standing on a bird's leg erased a la quise and conjoined to a wing all gu. Nil sine causa. Brown, on a lure a falcon rising ppr. cf. Sy. I Brown, Norf., on a mount vert, an ostrich arg., winged, beaked, legged, and col- lared or. cf. 97. 2 Brown, a lion passant. 6. 2 Brown, Berks, a lion rampant. Spero. I- 13 Brown, Scotland, a lion rampant ppr. Famce studiosus honesta:. i. 13 Brown, Scotland, a lion rampant. Spero. I- 13 Brown, Scotland, a lion rampant charged with a cinquefoil between two fleurs- de-lis. .Si sit prudentia. Brown, a lion rampant, holding in the dexter paw a fleur-de-lis or. Floreat majestas. 2. 7 Brown, Adam, Esquire, of Hamilton, Ontario, a lion rampant charged with a fleur-de-lis or. Floreat majestas. cf. I. 13 Brown, Scotland, a lion rampant sa., holding in his dexter fore-paw a fleur- de-lis or. Floreat majestas. 2. 7 Brown, Scotland, a lion rampant ppr., holding in his dexter fore-paw a cross crosslet fitchee gu., and in his sinister a fleur-de-lis or. Vitam impendere vera. Brown, Scotland, a demi-lion gu., holding in the dexter paw a fleur-de-lis or. Floreat majestas. 13-2 Brown, James Millar, Esquire, of the Buluwayo Club, Buluwayo, South Africa, a demi-lion rampant vert, hold- ing in his dexter paw a fleur-de-lis or. Floreat majestas. Brown, a demi-lion rampant ppr., holding in the dexter paw a fleur-de-lis or. 13. 2 Brown, Andrew Cassels, M.D., Daero Hill, Rock Ferry, Cheshire, same crest. Floreat majestas. Brown, same crest. Gaudeo. Brown, same crest. Tandem, licet scro. Brown, a demi-lion rampant, holding in the dexter paw a trefoil vert. cf. 13. 13 Brown, Yorks, a demi-lion rampant erased or, between two elephants' trunks ppr. Persevera Deoqiie confido. Brown, William James, Esquire, of Burghwallis Hall, Doncaster, Mibigill Lodge, CO. Sutherland, same crest and motto. Brown, Candler-, Ireland, a demi-lion rampant gu., holding between the paws a fleur-de-lis erminois, and charged on the shoulder with a cross crosslet arg. Gaudeo. cf. 13. 5 Brown, Bart., Westminster and Scotland, a demi-lion gu., holding in the dexter paw a fleur-de-lis or. 1 3. 2 BRO Brown, Sir John, of Endcliffe Hall, I Sheffield, a lion sejant ppr., charged with two barrulets sa., and supporting | ■with the dexter paw an escutcheon j arg., thereon a bee volant, also ppr. Ntc sorte, iiec fato. 8. i Brown, John, Esquire, of Caxton Road, BroomhUl, Sheffield, same crest and motto. Brown, Sir William Richmond, Bart., of Astrop, Northamp., a bear's paw erect and erased arg., issuant out of a wreath of oak vert, and holding a sinister hand ppr. Est Concordia jratrum. 37. 9 Brown, Sir Alexander Hargreaves, of Broome Hall, Holmwood, Surrey, and 12, Grosvenor Gardens, London, S.W., same crest and motto. 254. 7 Brown, a lion's ganib erect and erased gu., holding a wing arg. Brown-Gilpin of Sedbury Park, Yorks : (I) A lion's garab erased arg., armed and charged with a bar gemelle gu., the paw holding two eagle's wings con- joined sa. (lor Brown). 37. 11. (2) An arm erabowed in armour, the hand grasping a branch of laurel, all ppr. \jor Gilpin). cl.1gg.12 Brown of Woodplumpton, Lanes, a lion's gamb erased or, fretty, and holding a mullet of six points sa. Brown or Broun, Scotland, a vine-tree ppr. Prcemiiim virtiUis honor. 152.9 Brown, Scotland, a rose gu., stalked and leaved ppr. Armat et ornat. 149. 5 Brown, Germany and Scotland, a dolphin naiant ppr. Virtus dedit^ cura servabit. 140. 5 Brown, Walter, Esquire, of Currie, Gore- bridge, Midlothian, and 21, Ann Street, Edinburgh, N.B., a ship under sail ppr. Caute et sedulo. 270. 3 Brown, a ship under sail ppr. CaiUe et sedulus. Brown, Scotland, a ship in full sail in the sea, all ppr. Dens adesto. 160. 13 Brown, Horatio Robert Forbes, Esquire, a ship in the sea firing the signal for sailing, all ppr. Deus adesto. Brown, on a mn[int a hare current ppr. 136. 3 Brown, Sir William Roger, of Highfield, Hilperton, Wilts, in front of a cubit arm erect, vested az., cuffed arg., the hand ppr. holding a balance suspended gold, a mount vert, thereon a garb fessewise or. Fortuna et Lahore. Brown, a hare courant ppr. c/. 136. 3 Brown-Borthwick, London, a hand ppr., holding a fleur-de-lis or. Delectat et ornat. </ 215- 5 Brown, Scotland, a hand holding an open book ppr. Deus evehit pios. 215. 10 Brown, a dexter hand holding a sword, all ppr. La vertu est la seide noblesse. 212. 13 Brown, Alfred, Esquire, of Durban, Natal, a hillock vert, in front of a dexter arm enibowed in armour, the hand grasping a dagger, the point to the dexter ppr., pommel and hilt or, pendent from the arm by a riband gu., an escutcheon or, charged with an oak-tree eradicated ppr. Honor mens vita mm. Brown, Sir Charles Gage Brown, K.C.M.G., M.r)., F.R.C.P., LL.D., of 88, Sloane 80 Street, S.W., a cubit arm erect holding in the hand a steering-wheel, all ppr. Spes ultra. Brown, Charles Herbert Gage, Esquire, of 85, Cadogan Place, S.W., same crest and motto. Brown, Scotland, a hand holding a closed book ppr. Delectat et ornat. 215. 4 Brown or Browne, Scotland and Ireland, an arm in armour embowed, couped at the shoulder and resting the elbow on the wTcath, holding in the hand a sword ppr. Brown, Cornish-: (i) A demi-man ppr., wreathed round the temples or and gu., charged on the body with five escallops saltireways or, and holding in the dexter hand a battle-axe ppr. (for Brown). (2) Upon a ragged staff or, a Cornish chough, wings expanded ppr. (jor Cornish). Deus pascit cori-os. cj. 107. 3 Brown Westhead-, George Marion York, Shelton, Stoke-on-Trent: (i) Within a fetterlock or, a Saracen's head couped ppr., wreathed round the temples arg. and sa. (2) A demi-eagle displayed with two heads az., charged on the breast with the fasces erect surmounting two swords in saltire, and encircled by a chaplet or. Ora el labora. Brown, out of a vallary coronet or, a buck's head sa., attired or. /. 120. 7 Browne, Marquess of Sligo, see Sligo. Browne, Baron Kilmaine, see Kiiraaine. Browne, Earl of Kenmare, see Kenmare. Browne-Cave, see Cave. Browne, Baptist-, see Baptist. Browne, Bart., of Johnstown, Dublin, an eagle displaved vert. Suii-ez la raison. 75- 8 Browne, du Moulin-, Charles Anthony, Esquire, of Rusina, Leamington : ( i ) An eagle displayed vert (/or Browne). 75. 8. (2) A leopard's face or, trans- fixed through the mouth with two tilting-spears saltirewise ppr., and sur- mounted by a fleur-de-lis gu. Suivez raison. In te Domine speravi. 22. 8 Browne of Liverpool. Lanes, an eagle displayed with two heads per pale az. and gu., the wings or, and each wing charged with a fleur-de-lis sa. cj. 74. 2 Browne, Hon. Thomas Hillman, of Guild- ford Lodge, Queenstown, Cape Colony, an eagle displayed vert. Suivez raison. Browne, Lanes, an eagle displayed arg., charged on the wings with two bars sa. cf. 75. 2 Browne, Knox-: (i) An eagle displayed with two heads vert, charged on each wing with a fleur-de-lis or (jor Browne), cf. 74. 2. (2) On a perch a falcon close ppr., charged on the breast with a pheon sa. (for Knox). Suivez raison. Moveo et proficio. cf. 85. 13 Browne, Thomas Browne, Esquire, of Newgrove, co. Clare, Ireland, an eagle displayed with two heeids per pale arg. and sa., the dexter wing charged with a pellet and the sinister with a plate. Nee timeOy nee sperno. 74. 4 Browne, Windham, Esquire, an eagle displayed with two heads per pale arg. and sa., the dexter wing charged with a pellet, and the sinister with a plate. Nee timeo, nee sperno. 74. 4 BRO Browne of Janeville, Down, an eagle displayed vert. Suivez la raison. 75.8 Browne, Dodwell Francis, Esquire, of Rathian, Castlebar, co. Mayo, and Colombo, Ceylon, same crest and motto. Browne, Captain Dominick Sidney, J.P., D.L., and High Sheriff, 1896, of Breaghwy, Castlebar, and 3, Berkeley House, Berkeley Square, W., an eagle displayed vert. Suivez raison. Browne.Henry George, Esquire, of Mont- eagle, Shanklin, Isle of Wight, same crest and motto. Browne, Rev. Henry George Cavendish, B.A., of the Rectory, Bredon, Tewkes- bury, same crest and motto. Browne, Sir James Frankfort Manners, j K.C.B., of 19, Roland Gardens, S.W., same crest and motto. I Browne, Robert John, Esquire, of C«o- I larne, Silchester Road, Kingstown, co. Dublin, same crest and motto. Browne of Mount Kelly, Galway, same crest and motto. Browne of Bronwylfa, co. Flint, an eagle displayed vert. Spectemur agendo. Browne, Sussex and Berks, same crest and motto. Browne of Browne's Hill, co. Carlow, an eagle displayed with two heads sa. Fortiter et fldeliter. 74. 2 Browne, on an Eastern crown or, an eagle displayed wth two heads sa., Boc age. cf. 74. 2 Browne, Arthur Blennerhassett, Esquire, of Riverstown, co. Cork, same crest and motto. Browne, Essex, an eagle displayed with two heads sa. 74. 2 Browne, an eagle displayed with two heads per pale az. and gu., winged or. 74- 2 Browne, Bart., Sussex, an eagle displayed vert. 75. 8 Browne, Rev. Robert Melvill Gore, of East Woodhay Rectory, Newbury, same crest. Suivez raison. Browne, William-, of Rathbane, Lim- erick, on a marquess's coronet ppr., an eagle displayed gu., winged and membered or Suivez la raison. cf. 75- 2 Browne, Kent, a vulture, wings addorsed, displuming a mallard's wing, all ppr. 79- 13 Browne, Galway, two eagles' heads couped and conjoined sa. cf. 84. 11 Browne, an eagle's head erased arg., hold- ing in the beak an arrow ppr. cf. 83. 2 Browne, Wilts, a demi-eagle displayed or, surmoimted by two palm- branches in saltire. Suivez raison. cf.81.6 Browne, a griffin's head erased gu. Probitas Veritas honos. 66. 2 Browne of Moyne, Galway, a griffin's head erased arg. Fortiter et fldeliter. 66. 3 Browne of Greenville, Galway, same crest and motto. Browne, a griffin's head erased or, collared arg. cf. 66. 2 Browne of Caughley, Shropsh., a griffin's head erased per pale gu. and sa., gorged with a collar or, charged with two tre- foils slipped vert. BRO Browne of Weymouth, Dorset, a griffin's head erased sa., beaked or. 66. 5 Browne of Tallantire Hall, Cumb., a griffin's head vert between two wings. Traducere cBVum leniter. cf. 67. 7 Browne of Browne Hall, Mayo, a griffin's head erased arg., langued gu. Fort iter et firfditer. 66. 2 Browne, Heref., a demi-griffin vert, winged and legged or. Browne, a demi-giiffin vert, wings elevated or. 64. 5 Browne, Notts, a cock pheasant az., combed and beaked gu., collared or. 90. 10 Browne, Beale-, Desmond John Edward, Salperton, Gloucester: (i) (Browne) A demi-eagle double-headed displayed sa., charged on the breast with a leopard's face or (for Browne). {2) A unicorn's head erased arg., semee of estoiles gu. {for Beale). Sperat in Deo. Browne, a peewit arg., in a nest or. Browne of Norwich, out of a ducal coronet a crane's claw, all ppr. cf. 113. 13 Browne, a stork's head couped at the neck and nowed ppr., between two wings arg. Browne of Islington, a crane az., beaked and legged or, the crown of the head gu., holding in the beak an ear of wheat of the second. c/. 105. 14 Browne, on a mural coronet gu., a crane's head erased erm., charged on the neck with an escallop az. Venim atque deceits. cf. 104. 10 Browne, a stork's head holding in the beak an acom slipped vert, fructed or, between two wings expanded az.. each charged with an escallop of the second. Browne, Shropsh., nut of a mural coronet gu., a stork's head erm. cf. 104. 10 Browne, Suff., a demi-stork, wings ex- panded ppr., the neck nowed. Browne, Norf., on a chapeau a crane. Pietate. 105. 3 Browne, a crane's head and neck erased az., ducally gorged or, holding in the beak a bezant. Browne, Ireland, out of a mural crown gu., a stork's head and neck erm., beaked az. cf. 104. 10 Browne, Dorset, on a mount vert, a hare current arg. 136. 3 Browne, Derbysh., a lion rampant arg., ducally crowned or, supporting a tilt- ing-spear ppr., headed of the first. Browne, a demi-lion ducally gorged and chained or. cf. 10. 7 Browne, a lion rampant ppr. i. 13 Browne, Chester, a demi-lion rampant arg. In te Detis speravi. 10. 2 Browne, Sir Benjamin Chapman, J.P., of Westacres, Newcastle-on-Tyne, a demi-lion rampant ppr. Ne cede malis. Browne, a demi-lion rampant ppr. iVe cede malis. Browne, a lion sejant sa., resting the dexter paw on an escutcheon arg., charged with a mullet of the first. cf. 8. : Browne, Bucks, a heraldic tiger az., maned, tufted, and armed or. cf. 25. 5 Browne, Charles Michael Edward, Es- j quire, of L'Hermitage, St. Cyre, Indre ! et Loire, France, same crest. Qui non ciconia tigris. Browne, Middx., a tiger passant ppr. 24. 7 Browne, a bear's paw couped and erect or, grasping a falchion arg. 38. 13 Browne, out of a mural coronet or, a tiger's head sa. cf. 27. i Browne, Suff., a lion's gamb erased and erect gu., holding a ring arg. Browne, a lion's gamb erased and erect gu., holding a wing arg. Browne, Middx., a buck's head erased ppr., attired or. 121. 2 Browne, Sussex, a stag ppr., attired, ducally gorged, and lined or. cf. 117. 5 Browne, Leics., a boar's head erased sa., pierced through the neck with a broken spear or, headed arg. Browne-Lecky, Conofly William Lecky, Esquire, of Aughentaine Castle, co. Tyrone, Ireland : ( i ) A boar's head erased ppr., charged with a rose gu. {for Lecky). (2) A lion rampant or, resting hjs sinister fore-paw on an escutcheon gu., charged with a fieur- de-lis or {for Brown). Utere dum poles. Browne-Lecky, Raymond Saville, Es- quire, of Aughentain, co. Tjrone, Ire- land : (i) A boar's head erased ppr., charged with a rose gu. {for Lecki/). (2) Alien rampant or, resting his sinister fore-paw on an escutcheon gu., charged with a fleur-de-lis or {for Brown). Utere dum potes. Browne, a bull salient ppr., collared and lined or. Browne, John Michael, Hall Court, Heref., a bull salient ppr., collared and chained or. 64. 5 Browne, a sword erect arg., embrued at the point gu. cf. 170. 2 Browne, on a mount vert, three anchor- stocks sa., two in saltire and one in pale, enfiled by a crown arg. Browne, Herts, a dragon's head arg., guttee-de-poix, between two wings ex- panded sa., guttee-d'eau. 72. 7 Browne, Devoush. and Heref., a demi- man sa., wreathed about the middle and temples, holding in his dexter hand a hammer or. cf. 1S6. 11 Browne of Wymondham, Norf. : ( I ) An escallop arg., charged with a cross moline gu., between four torteaux. cf. 141. 14. (2) A demi-talbot ram- pant arg., pellettee, holding a spear erect or. Browne, Norf., an arm erect vested bendy or and az., holding in the hand ppr. a fetterlock gu. Browne of London, a bee-hive with bees volant ppr. Virtus et industrin. 137. 7 Browne of London, a cubit arm vested gu., cuffed arg., holding in the hand ppr. a sword erect, also ppr., hilted or, enfiled with a leopard's head of the second. Virtus ciini servabit. Browne, an arm couped and erect vested az., cuffed erm., holding in the hand ppr. a caltrap or. cf. 206. 14 Browne, Limerick, an armed arm holding a sword ppr. Fidem servabo genusque. Browne, Shropsh., a man's leg couped at the knee booted and spurred ppr. Browne of Writtle, Essex, a breastplate or, leathered sa., buckled of the first. issuant above a plume of feathers arg. and gu. BRO Browne, Wexford, Ireland, a stag's head erased arg., attired or, guttee-de-sang. 121. 2 Browne-Clayton, William Clayton, of Brown's Hill, co. Carlow. an eagle displayed with two heads sa. Fortiter et fideliter. Brownell, Yorks, an escallop arg. 141. 14 Brownell, Derbysh., out of a ducal coronet a triple plume of twelve ostrich-feathers arg., five, four, and three. 114. 6 BrownQeld, a lion passant arg., semee of pheons gu., supporting with the dexter paw a cross pattee fitchee or. Labo- rant numen adesl. Brownbill, Scotland, the sun rising from behind a mountain ppr. Badii omnia lustmnt. cf. 162. 7 Browning of Comley, Glouc, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a pair of wings endorsed. Browning, out of a ducal coronet a cocka- trice's head. cf. 68. 13 Browning, Ireland, a dexter arm em- bowed holding in the hand a battle- axe ppr. 201. 5 Browning, a sinister arm from the elbow issuing from a cloud in the dexter, the hand above a serpent's head, erect from the middle, and looking toward the sinister ppr. 223. 7 Browning, George Elliot. Eden Bank, Wetheral, Cumb., a sinister arm from the elbow issuing from a cloud in the sinistei , the hand above a serpent's head, erect from the middle, and looking toward the dexter ppr. In Deo snlus. 302. 8 Browning, Thomas Wise, Carass Court, Crooni, CO. Limerick, a lion's head erased ppr. Browning, Oscar, King's College, Cambs, on a cap of maintenance party per fess az. and arg., a pair of wings ad- dorsed. Be just and fear not. Pour le Roy et la Loy. Brownlee and Brownlie, Scotland, an arm in armour brandishing a sword. 210. 2 Brownlee and Bronlie, a demi-peacock issuing ppr. 103. 10 Brownlee and Brownlie, Scotland, an eagle displayed, charged on the breast with an annulet. cf. 75. 2 Brownlow, Ireland, a goat's head erased arg. 128. 5 Brownlow, Ireland, a goat's head erased arg., collared gu. cf. 128. 7 Brownlow, Earl (Cust), Belton House, Grantham, Lines, a lion's head erased sa., gorged with a collar paly, wavy of six arg. and az. Esse quam videri. Brownlow, London and Lines, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a grey- hound passant or, collared of the first. cf. 58. 4 Brownlow, Baron, Lurgan, on a chapeau az., turned up erm., a greyhound sta- tant gu. Esse quam videri. 58. 4 Brownlow, General Sir Charles Henry, G.C.B., of Warfield HaU, Bracknell, Berks, upon a chapeau az., turned up erm., a greyhound gu., collared or. Esse quam videri. Brownrig or Brownrigg, a lion rampant holding in his dexter paw a fleur-de- lis ppr. 2. 7 6 BRO Brownrigg, Sir Douglas Egremont, Bart., White Waltham, Maidenhead, (i) As an augmentation, a demi - Kandian holding in the dexter hand a sword, and in his sinister the cro\vn of Kandy. (2) Out of a mural coronet or, a sword erect ppr., pommel and hilt of the first, entwined by a serpent vert. Virescit vulnere virtus. Brovrarigg, a sword erect environed by a snake, all ppr. Brownsmith, in a frame lozenge-shaped, five arrows points do-\vnward, one in pale, four in saltier. 173. 4 Brownsword, a pegasus current ppr. 47. I Broxholme, Lines, a bear statant against an elm-tree, aU ppr. Broyn, two lion's gambs sa., holding up an escutcheon arg. 39- i Bruce, see Baron Balfour of Burleigh. Bruce, Baron Thurlow, see Thurlow. Bruce, Brudenell-, Marquess ol Allesbury and Earl Bruce, see Ailesbury. Bruce, Earl ot Elgin, see Elgin. Bruce, Baron Aberdare, «ee Aberdare. Bruce, see Cumming-Bruce. Bruce, .see Hamilton-TyndaU-Bruce. Bruce of Kennet, Clackmannan, a hand holding a sceptre ppr. Fuimus. Bruce, Knight-, Lewis Bruce, Rivermead, Sunbury: (i) A cubit arm in armour in bend grasping a sceptre, all ppr. {for Bruce). (2) On a spur lying fesseways or, a hawk with wings elevated ppr. {for Knight). Fuimus. Bruce, Sir WiUiam Cuningham, Bart., of Vyera, Ascot, Berks, on a chapeau ppr. an arm from the shoulder couped and embowed fessewise in armour holding in the hand a sceptre ensigned on the point with an open crown, all ppr. Fuimus ; also. Do well and doiiht not. cf. 197. 4 Bruce, Kilroot, co. Antrim, a cubit arm holding a scimitar ppr. Do well and doubt nought. 213. 5 Bruce of Scoutbush, Ireland, a hand holding a scimitar ppr. Do well, doubt noughl. 213. 5 Bruce, Scotland, a horse's head erased arg., bridled gu. Be true. cf. 51.4 Bruce, James, Esquire, of the Manor House, Benburb, co. Tyrone, a horse's head arg., bridled gu., and charged on the neck with a cinquefoil of the last. Do well and doubt not. Bruce, William Robert, Esquire, of Bockford, Blackrock, Dublin, same crest and motto. Bruce, John, J.P., 21, Drumsheugh Gardens, Edinburgh, a cubit arm erect holding a heart ppr. Bruce, John, of Sumburgh, Shetland Islands, same crest and motto. Bruce, Samuel, Esquire, of Norton Hall, Campden, Glouc, a horse's head couped arg. Do well and doubt not. Bruce, Henry Le Geyt, K.C.B., a Uon statant az. Fuimus. Bruce, a horse's head era-sed sa., bridled gu. Fuimus. cf. 51. 4 Bruce of Pittarthie, Scotland, a horse's head couped and furnished ppr. True. 5- 5 Bruce, Newton, Scotland, an eagle's head couped ppr. Spes niea superne. 83. I 82 Bruce, Mowance, Scotland, a dexter hand holding a heart ppr. Omnia vincit amor. 216. 9 Bruce, Scotland, a naked arm embowed issuing out of a cloud and holding a human heart ppr. Semper fiddis. Bruce, Scotland and England, a lion pas- sant az. (Another, or.) 6. 2 Bruce, Robert, Esquire, of 6, Warwick Square, London, S.W., a lion passant az., holding in his dexter paw a trefoil slipped ppr. Fuimus. Bruce, Sir Henry Hervey, Bart., Down- hill, CO. Londonderry, Ireland, a lion passant az., holding in his dexter paw a trefoil slipped vert. Fuimus. cf. 6. 5 Bruce of Balcaskie, Scotland, the setting sun ppr. Irrevocabile. Bruce, Scotland, a star or. Ad gumma virtus. 164. 3 Bruce, Scotland, a lion rampant. Fuimus. I- 13 Bruce of Wester Kinloch, Scotland, a star or. Ad summa virtus. 164. 3 Bruce of Garret, Scotland, a hand holding a sword ppr. Venture forward. 212. 13 Bruce, Scotland, an arm embowed, hold- ing in the hand a cutlass, all ppr. Do well, doubt nought. 201. 2 Bruce of Arnot, Scotland, the sun rising from a cloud ppr. liec me qui, cmtera vincit. 162. 5 Bruce, Robert Cathcart, M.D., 10, Court- field Road, S.W., on a cap of dignity a dexter arm in armour couped at the shoulder and embowed fessewise hold- ing in the hand a sceptre ensigned with an open crown, aU ppr. Fuimus. Bruce, Hon. Sir Gainsford, of Yew- hurst, Bromley, Kent, in front of a torch erect fured ppr , a lion statant with tail extended or, charged on the body with two fleurs-de-lis fesseways gu. Do well and doubt not. Bruce, Sir George Barclay, K.B., of 64, Boundary Road, London, N.W., same crest, and Be trew. Brucb, a demi-eagle displayed sa. 81. 6 Bruckshaw or Bruckshow, a sea-chart ppr. 159- II Brudenal and Brudenell, a battle-axe in pale surmounted by a branch of laurel and a branch of rue in saltier ppr. cf. 172. 12 Brudenell-Bruce, «ee Ailesbury, Marquess of. Brudenell, Leics. and Northamp. : (i) An arm embowed covered with leaves vert, holding in the hand ppr. a spiked club or, slung to the arm with a line of the last. 199. i. (2) A talbot arg., ducally gorged gu. cf. 54. 2. (3) A sea-horse arg. En grace afjie. 46. 5 Brudnell, a sea-horse arg. En grace affie. 46. 5 Bruen, see Bruning. Bruen or Bruin, a pedlar ambulant arg., with a crutch in his dexter hand and a pack on his back or. Bruen, Chesh., a fisherman vested per pale arg. and sa., counterchanged, hold- ing in his dexter hand a fisherman's staff, and in his sinister a landing-net thrown over the shoulder or. Bruer, a mermaid ppr. 184. 5 BRU Bruere, out of a mural crown per pale arg. and or, a cubit arm erect, vested gu., cuffed of the first, holding in the hand a halbert in bend sinister ppr. Bruges, De, a cross Calvary gu. 166. i Bruges, an anchor erect sa., charged with a saltire or, entwined by the cable ppr. mne solum forti patria. cf. 102. 2 Bruges, Ludlow-, William Penruddocke, of Seend, near Melksham : (i) Same crest as above. (2) A demi-marten couped sa. 3Iihi ccelmn partus. Omni solum forti patria. Bruges, London, on an anchor sa., stock or, a scroll with the motto Mihi caelum partus. cf. 161. i Bruges, Glouc, Wilts, and Essex, a Sara- cen's head in profile, couped at the shoulders ppr., vested arg., semee of torteaux, and wreathed of the second and sa. Bruget, out of a ducal coronet or, a swan's head and neck between two wings arg. cf. 1 01. 6 Bruin, see Bruen. Braining, «ee Bruning. BruniQeld, a pheon az. 174. 11 Brumherd, a mermaid with a comb and a glass, aU ppr. 1S4. 5 Brummel or Brummell, a dove with an olive-branch ppr. 92. 5 Brumstead, a demi-griffin arg., wings elevated or, holding in the dexter claw a cross formee fitched gu. cf. 64. 2 Brun, a stag lodged sa. "S- 7 Brune, a goat passant arg., armed or. cf. 129. 5 Brune-Prideaux, Comw. and Dorset, a man's head in profile couped at the shoulders, on the head a chapeau gules, turned up arg. Brune, Prideaux-, Charles Glynn, of Pri- deaux Place, Padstow, Cornw. : (i) A goat passant per pale indented arg. and sa., armed and ungu. or, pendent from a collar gu. a shield, thereon the arms of Brune, viz., azure, a cross moline or (for Brune). (2) As above (for Prideaux). Toujours pret. Bruneck, an eagle's head erased sa. 83. 2 Brunei, a cockatrice displaj'ed gu. 68. 14 Bruning, Bruen, Bruining, a demi-lion double queued gu., guttee-d'eau, du- cally crowned arg. Brunner, Sir John Tomlinson, Bart., Druids CYoss, Wavertree, Liverpool, in front of a wing erect gu., a fountain playing ppr., charged on the basin with a rose gu. Bibe si sapis. 234. 1 Brunsell, Notts, a lion's gamb erased or, holding a rose arg., stalked and leaved vert. 37- 10 Brunsfield and Brunsfields, Scotland, a demi-chevalier brandishing a sw'ord ppr. 187. I Brunton, a beacon in flames ppr. Fax mentis incendium glorice. 177. 14 Brunton, an anchor sa. 161. i Brunwin, a lion's head erased or, fretty sa. 17- 8 Bruse, out of a ducal coronet or, a lion's head gu. I7- 5 Bruse, Norf., a Saracen's head in profile ppr., wreathed arg. and gu. 190. 14 Bruse, an eagle rising regardant ppr. 7"- 4 Bruse, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi- lion az. 16. 3 BRU Brusell and Brussell, a lion's head erased gu. 17. 2 Bruskett, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion az. 16. 3 Bruton or Brutyn, Exeter, a demi-wolf ducally crowned holding between the paws a mullet ppr. cf. 31. 6 Brutton, a cat sejant gardant ppr. 26. 8 Brutton, a sphere ppr. 159. ] Bruyer and Bruyeres, a bear's paw erased cf. 36. 6 Bruyin or Bruyn, Surrey and Esses, a goat arg., armed or. 129. 5 Bruyn and Bruyne, on a chapeau gu., an ibex of the same. Bruzead, a cat sejant sa. cf. 26. 8 Bryan, Loftus Anthony, Esquire, of Upton and Borrmount, co. Wexford, Ireland, on a mural crown ppr., a lion rampant gu., collared gemelle or, and charged on the shoulder with a cinque- foil arg. Ferro mea recupero. Bryan, a greyhound current regardant erm., collared or. cf. 58. 2 Bryan, Kilkenny, a sword in pale ppr., pommel and hilt or, between two lions' gambs couped and erect gu. Fortis et fidelis. Bryan, Kent, on a garb in fess a bird. Bryan, Wexford, a Saracen's head erased at the neck sa. Bryan, Ireland, a demi-aavage ppr. cf. 186. 5 Bryan, on a dexter hand couped in fess a hawk close ppr. cf. 86. 8 Bryan, issuing out of clouds a naked arm embowed, the hand grasping a dagger, aU ppr. Bryan, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a hunting-horn sa., garnished or. cf. 228. n Bryan, De, Ireland, a dexter hand holding an escallop-shell or. 216. 2 Bryant, Middx., out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion az. Fortiter ct fidditer. 16. 3 Bryant, a flag az., charged with a saltier arg. cf. 176. 13 Bryant, John Henry, M.D., 8, Mansfield 81 net, Portland Place, W., same crest. Bryant, Thomas, Surgeon, 27, Grosvenor iStrect, W., same crest. Sub hoc signo vinces. Bryce, a cock ppr.. holding in its beak an ear of corn. c/. 91. 2 Bryce, a griffin's head erased or. 66. 2 Bryce, Scotland, a dexter arm holding in the hand a cutlass ppr. Do well, doubt nought. 213. 5 Bryce, Scotland, out of a cloud in the sinister a dexter hand holding a pair of scales ppr. Fiat justitia. Brydall, Middx., a lion's gamb erect and erased az., holding a broken lance arg., headed or. 38. 9 Bryden, Berwicksh., a hawk's head erased ppr., charged with three bezants, one and two. Keep wntch. cf 88. 12 Bryden, Scotland, a lion passant az. 6. 2 Brydges, Bart., Kent, the bust of a man, head ppr., hair and beard sa., vest arg., coUar gu., cap or, band and tassel of the third, the cap and vest charged each with a pheon, the point downwards of the second. Brydges, Jones-, Sir Harford James, Bart., of Boultibrook, Heref. : (i) Two 83 wings addorsed arg., each charged with a bend, engrailed sa. (for Brydges). cj. 109. 12. (2) On a cushion gu., gar- nished and tasselled or, a representa- tion of the royal crown of Persia. (3) A crow sa., resting the dexter claw the star of the Order of the Crescent (for Jones). Deus pascit corvis. Bryan or Brian: (l) A beacon in flames or. 177.14. (2) An heraldic tiger cur- rent az., bezantee. cf. 25. 5 Bryers, Lanes, a nag's head erm. 50. 13 Brykes, a wolf's head erased pierced with an arrow ppr. cf. 30. 8 Brykes or Byrkes, a wolf's head erased per pale or and az., holding in the mouth an arrow of the first feathered gu. cf. 30. 8 Brymer, Scotland, a hand gauntleted holding a pheon ppr. Per tela, per hostes. 211. 7 Brymer, William Ernest, Esquire, of Ilsington House, Dorchester, and 8, St. James's Street, London, a plume of six ostrich - feathers alternately gu. and arg., charged with an escutcheon of the last, thereon a Catherine- wheel of the first. Virtute. Brymton, Brympton, and Brumpton, out of a ducal coronet ppr., a lion's gamb. 36. 12 Brympton and Brumpton, the same charged with a bezant. cf. 36. 12 Bryne, a lion's gamb holding a hawk's lure, all ppr. BrysiUy, a cock-pheasant purpure. cf. 90. 8 Bryson, Brysoun, Bryssan, or Bryssone, Scotland, a spur-rowel ppr. 164. 8 Bryson of Craigton, a hand holding a horn ppr. Ever ready. Vivit post funera virtus. 217. 4 Bryson, a ship under sail. God, with my right. 160. 13 Bubb of Carlisle, Cumb., on a mount vert, a unicorn sejant arg., crined and armed or, resting the dexter foot on a shield per pale of the last and erm. Bubb, Henry, Esquire, of Ullenwood, near Cheltenham, same crest. Liberte tout entiere. Buccleuch and Queensbery, Duke of, (Montagu-Douglas-Scott, K.G.), Dal- keith House, Edinburgh, a stag trip- pant ppr., attired and ungu. or. Anw. 117. 8 Bucb, a man's head in profile with ass's ears. cf. 190. 6 Buchan, Earl of (Erskine), Gogmagog Hills, Cambridge, a dexter arm couped below the elbow holding a club, all ppr. Judge nought. cf. 214. 6 Buchan, Scotland, a demi-hon rampant holding between his paws a laurel- branch ppr. Fortior qui melior. Buchan, Scotland, a lion holding in his dexter paw a twig of olive ppr. Fortior quo mitior. Buchan, Scotland, a lion's head erased gu. 17. 2 Buchan, Ireland, a wolf sejant sa. 29- 3 Buchan, Scotland, a sunflower ppr. Non inferiora secutus. 157. 12 Buchan, William, Esquire, Peebles, same crest and motto. Buchan, Scotland, the sun shining on a ppr. Fortior qui melior. BUC Buchan, Fordyce- : (i) The sun shining on a sunflower in full bloom, all ppr. (for Buchan). (2) A camel's head couped ppr. (for Fordyce). Non inferi- ora secutus. 132. 7 Buchan, Major John Inverarity, of Fin- haven, Stevenson Street, Studley Park, Kew, near Melbourne, an oak-tree eradicated fesseways ppr., thereon a lion rampant per fesse indented or and az., holding in the dexter fore-paw a branch of laurels slipped, also ppr. Facta non verba. Buchan-Hepburn, see Hepburn. Buchan-Sydserfl, Thomas. J.P.. of Ruch- law. Prestonkirk, Scotland, an eagle's head couped gu. Virtute promoveo. Buchanan, see Leith-Buchanan. Buchanan, see Fergusson-Buchanan. Buchanan, Scotland, a dexter hand hold- ing up a ducal cap ppr., tufted on the top with a rose gu., all within two laurel-branches in orle vert. Clarior hinc honos. 217. 2 Buchanan, Scotland, the same crest. Audaces juvo. Buchanan, Sir Eric Alexander, Bart., of Duuburgh, Stirlingsh., an armed dexter hand holding a cap of dignity purpure, the facing erm. Nunqiiam victus. cf. 210. 8 Buchanan, an armed dexter hand ppr., holding a ducal cap purpure, turned up erm. Nunquam victus. Buchanan, Carrick- of Drumpellier House, Coatbridge, Lanarksh., a hand holding up a ducal cap purpure, tufted on the top with a rose gu., within two branches of laurel disposed orleways ppr. Audaces juvo. Buchanan, Cross-, a cubit arm erect ppr., holding a sword, also ppr., hilted and pommelled or. 212. 9 Buchanan, Herbert Blackwood, Esquire, of Throsk, Stirlingsh., a dexter hand grasping a scimitar ppr. Audaciter. Buchanan, a dexter hand holding a dagger in pale ppr. Sanguine in- scribam. 219. 9 Buchanan, Scotland, a hand holding a sword ppr. God, with my right. 2:2. 13 Buchanan, Scotland, a hand holding a sabre in bend ppr. Audacia et in- dustria. 212. 13 Buchanan, a dexter hand grasping a scimitar ppr. Audaciter. 213. 5 Buchanan, of Ardoch, Dumbarton, two hands grasping a two-handed sword ppr. Clariora sequor. 213.3 Buchanan, Gray-, James Ross, Esquire, of Scotstown, Eastfield, Cambuslang, N.B. : (i) Two hands grasping a two handed sword ppr. (for Buchanan) 213. 3- (2) .A.n anchor in the sea ppr. (for Gray). Clariora sequor. Fast. 161. 8 Buchanan, Scotland, a hand holding a lance in bend ppr. Secundo euro. 214. II Buchanan, Scotland, a dagger erect ppr. Nobilis est ira leonis. 169. 2 Buchanan, Thomas Alexander, Esquire, of Powis, near Stirling, N.B., a sword erect in pale ppr., hilted and pommelled or. Virtute gladii parvi. Nobilis est ira leonis. 6-2 BUC Buchanan, William Cross, Esquire, a cubit arm erect ppr., holding a sword, also ppr., pommel and hilt or. Buchanan, William Frederick, Esquire, of Clar Innis, Sydney, N.S.W., and Kil- larney, Narrabii, N.S.W., in front of a dexter hand couped at the.jvrist ppr., holding an escutcheon sa., charged with a rose arg., barbed and seeded of the first, two branches of laurel slipped and fruoted in saltire of the last. Clarior hinc honos. 269. 19 Buchanan, Scotland, a sinister arm em- bowed in fess, vested, holding in the hand a bent bow or. Par sit fortuna labori. 204. 11 Buchanan, Scotland and England, two hands conjoined and couped in fess. 224. 2 Buchanan, Scotland, a lion's garab erased and erect ppr. Xohilis est ira honis. 36. 4 Buchanan, Scotland, a dove holding in its beak an olive-branch, all ppr. Nuncia pads. 92. 5 Buchanan, Ireland, a demi-unicorn or. 48. 7 Buchanan, Scotland, a rose slipped gu. Ducitur hinc honos. 149. 5 Buchanan, Francis C, Esquire, Clarinish Row, Dumbartonsh., an eagle rising ppr. Audax omnia perpeii. 77. 5 Buchanan, John Young, Esquire, of Christ's College, Cambridge, same crest and motto. Buchannan, Scotland, a dexter hand hold- ing a bow in bend ppr. 214. 5 Buchannan, George, Esquire, of Flower- gate Cross, Whitby, Yorks, a dexter hand ppr., holding a ducal cap purpure, turned up erm., tufted on the top with a rose gu., all within two branches disposed orleways, also ppr. Audaces juvo. 217. 3 Buche, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-boar sa., pierced in the neck with an arrow ppr. Buck, a demi-lion rampant ppr., ducally crowned or, holding in its paws a bow Buck, Lines, a portcullis az., and chained or. cf. 178. 3 Buck of Denholme Yorks, a portcullis az., garnished and chained or. Nosce teipsiim. cf. 178. 3 Buck, Hants, an arm in armour embowed ppr., garnished or, holding a scimitar arg., hilted of the second. 196. 10 Buck, Norf., a buck lodged ppr 115. 7 Buck, a buck's head couped ppr. 121. 5 Buck, Glouc, a buck's attire arg., fixed to the scalp or. Buck, a buck's attire fixed to the scalp sa. Buck, between a buck's attires fixed to the scalp, a lion rampant holding over the sinister shoulder a battle-axe, all ppr. Buck, Lines, a Saracen's head in profile ppr., wreathed or and az., on his head a cap of the second, the neck charged with two bars gemelle of the same, the shoulders habited of the third. Buckby, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a garb or, banded arg. 153.10 Bucke, Cambs, a buck at gaze erm., in front of an olive-tree pprr 116. 12 Bucke, Kent, an arm in armour embowed ppr., garnished or, holding in the hand a cutlass arg., hilt of the second. 196. 10 Buckeridge, Middx., a stag current ppr. cf. 118. 13 Buckeridge, a dexter arm erect couped at the elbow, habited per pale indented az. and vert, charged with three bars erminois, holding in the gauntlet ppr. a cross crosslet fitchee sa. Bucket, a lily and a holly-branch in saltier ppr. i;!. 10 Buckfield, Bucktold, and Buckfoiild, a buck ppr., attired or, in a field vert, paled around of the first. Buckingham, a lion rampant gu. i. 13 Buckingham, London, on a chapeau az., turned up erm., a demi-swan, wings expanded ppr., membered or, ducally gorged gu. Buckingham and Chandos, Duke ot, Earl Temple (Temple - Nugent - Brydges - Chandos-Grenville) : (i) A garb vert (for Grenville). 153. 2. (2) On a ducal coronet a martlet or (for Temple). 95. 12. (3) The bust of an old man in profile couped below the shoulders ppr., habited paly of six arg. and gu., semee of roundels, counterchanged, wreathed round the temples of the second and az. (for Brydges). (4) A Saracen's head couped at the shoulders and affrontee ppr., «Teathed about the temples arg. and sa. (for Chandos). Templa quam dilecta. 190. 5 Buckinghamshire, Earl of (Hobart-Hamp- den), Hampden House, Great Mis- senden, Bucks: (1) A talbot statant erm., collared, ringed, and lined gu., the end of the line tied in a knot over the back (for Hampden), cf. 54. 5. (2) A bull passant per pale sa. and gu., bezantee, in the nose a ring or (for Hoharl). Auctor pretiosa facit. Ves- tigia nulla relrorsum. cf. 45. 2 Buckland, Bucks, on a mount vert, a stag lodged ppr. 115. 12 Buckland "and Buckle, Somers., on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a talbot sejant or. 54. 14 Buckle, Sussex, out of a ducal coronet, a demi-ounce arg. Nil temere tenia nil timide. Buckle, Vice- Admiral Charles Matthew, of 3, Lowndes Street, S.W., same crest. Nee temere, nee timide. Buckle, Christopher Reginald, Esquire, of Norton House, Aldingbourne, Chi- chester, same crest and motto. Buckle, Cuthbert Robert, Esquire, same crest and motto. Buckle, Rev. Edward Valentine, of Ban- stead, Surrey, same crest and motto. Buckle, a lion's head erased. 17. 8 Buckle, out of a ducal coronet or, a derai-leopard arg. Buckle or Bucke!, I,ondon, out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head arg. 44. II Buckler, Dorset, Hants, and Wilts, and Charles Alban Buckler, Esquire, Surrey Herald Extraordinary, a dragon's head couped sa., collared with two gemelles and guttee-d'or. Fidelis usque ad mor- tem. 71-3 Buckley, Lanes, a bull's head erased arg. BUC Buckley, Wilts, out of a ducal coron or, a bull's head arg., armed of the 4 first. Nee temere, nee timide 44. 1 1 Buckley, Yorks, out of a fern-brake ppr., a bull's head sa. Buckley, Sir Edmund, Bart., of Dinas Mawddwy, Merionethsh., on a mount ' in front of a bull's head sa., two fern- branches ppr., over all a bendlet sinister wavy or. Ntc temere, nee timide. 234. 5 Buckley, Glouc, a bull's head erased sa., ducally gorged or, holding in the mouth a flagstaff bendwise ppr., therefrom pendent a white banner charged with a cross pattce gu. Sed soli Deo. Buckley, Hon. Sir Henry Burton, of 7, Melbury Road, Kensington, W., upon a mount vert, a demi-stag at gaze gu., attired and gorged with a collar, a chain attached reflexed over the back or, supporting a garb of the last. To my vJmost. Buckley, Kent, a demi-eagle rising ppr. 80. 2 Buckley, Chesh., a griffin's head gu., be- tween two wings of the same bezantee 65. II Buckley, a stag's head. 121. 5 Buckmaster, Lines, Devonsh., and Nor- thamp., a demi-lion sa., holding in the dexter paw a fleur-de-lis or,and.charged on the shoulder with three annulets conjoined of the same. cf. 13. 2 Buckminster, Northamp., a demi-lion rampant sa., supporting a battle-axe erect or, headed arg. cf. 15. 5 Bucknall, a buck's head cabossed sa. 122. 5 Bucknall of Turin Castle, Mayo, a buck's head cabcssed sa., attired or. 122. 5 Bucknel or Bucknell, a dexter hand issu- ing from a cloud in fess, holding a ball ppr. cf. 223. I Buckner, William Henry Pierce, of Coastguard, Fraserburgh, Aberdeen, a buck courant erminois. in front of a beech-tree, issuant from a mount ppr. Fide surgimus ad spem. Buckner, a fleur-de-lis gu., with an adder entwined, the head issuing from the centre leaf ppr. cf. 14S. 8 Buckston of Bradborne, Derbysh., a pelican or, vulning herself gu. Fructum habet caritas. 98. i Buckton, Northumb., a goat's head erased per fess indented arg. and sa., armed or. 128. 5 Buckton, James Douglas, Bruche Hall, Warrington, a stag trippant holding in the mouth a branch of laurel. Veritas. Buckton or Buketon, Yorks, a demi-shark issuing regardant, gorging a negro ppr. 139. 2 Buckton, De, a goat's head couped per fess arg. and sa., armed or and vert. cf. 128. 12 Buckworth, Surrey, a demi-lion arg., hold- ing in the dexter paw a cross crosslet fitched gu. II. 10 Buckworth, Richard, Esquire, of Cockley Cley Hall, Norf., uses a demi-lion holding a cross crosslet fitchee (of no authority). 11. 10 Buckworth-Herne-Soame, Sir Charles, Bart., Dawley, Shropsh. : (i ) On a lure arg., garnished and lined or, a hawk of the last, charged on the breast with BUC a cross erosslet fitchee sa. {for Soamc). S5. 14. (2) In an esquire's helmet, the beaver raised, a man's face, all ppr. {for Buckworth). 191. 10 Buckwortb, Bart., Surrey, in an esquire's helmet, the beaver raised, a man's face. all ppr. Bucton, a hand issuing from a cloud in fess, reaching to a garland of laurel ppr. 223. 3 Budd, Ireland, an heraldic tiger passant gu. 25. 5 Budd, a dragon's head couped, the neck transpierced with a spear. 72. 10 Budd, a hurt charged with a star of seven points or. Buddicom, Harrv William, Esquire, of Penbedw, Mold, co. Flint, and Villa Capella, Borighera, Italy, in front of a beacon fired ppr., issuant from the flames thereof a demi-lion gu., gorged with a collar gemel or, holding in the dexter paw a sword in bend sinister of the first, pommel and hilt or, a cross pattee between two escallops of the last. Virtule et vigilantia. 260. 19 Buddicom, William Squire, Esquire, of Ticklerton Court, Church Stretton, Salop, same crest and motto. Budds, a ram passant arg Another, or. 131- 13 Budge, Scotland, a dexter hand holding a dagger ppr. Stricta parata neci. 212. 3 Budgen, a lion's gamb sa., holding a spear cf. 38 tasselled on s gamo in bend Budgett, James Smith, Esquire, of Stoke Park, Guildford, Surrey, in front of two palmer's staves in saltire or, a water bouget az. Hoc etiani prcete- rebit. 168. 6 Budorshide and Budoxhead, Cornw., a stag's head erased arg. 121. 2 Budworth, a sinister arm couped ppr., vested az., holding towards the sinister a bent bow of the first. 204. 1 1 Budworth, Essex, a wolf's head erased ppr. Beowulf. 30. 8 Bugge, a bat affrontee, the wings ex- panded or. 137. II Bugge, Essex, out of a ducal coronet or, a Moor's head in profile sa., wreathed of the first and az. cf. 192. 6 Buggen, Buggin, and Buggens, a Doric column arg., entwined with laurel vert. 176. 4 Buggen, Buggin, and Buggine, Kent and London, a cockatrice, displayed arg., crested and membered or. 68. 14 Buggine, an heraldic antelope sejant arg., armed, tufted, and ungu. sa. cf. 126. 4 Buist of Perth, a swan naiant, the wings addorsed, and devouring a perch, aU ppr. Assiduitate. cf. 99. 13 Bukaleel, out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head arg., armed of the first. 44. 11 Buketon, Yorks, a demi-shark issuing, swallowing a negro ppr. 139. 2 Bukill, a talbot's head arg. 56. 12 Bulbec and Bulbeck, Essex, a lion's head regardant ppr. cf. 17. 6 Bulbec and Bulbeck, a hand holding a sealed letter ppr. Bulbeck, Kingston, a bull passant vert, ungu., maned, and armed or. 45. 2 85 Bulcock, London and Devonsh., a lion's head gu., within a chain in orle issu- ing or. 19. 5 Bulfln, Patrick, Esquire, J. P., of Word- town House, Rathfarnham, co. Dublin, a demi-lion rampant or, holding in the dexter paw a civic crown vert, and charged on the shoulder with a trefoil slipped, also vert. Vincit Veritas Bulimore, a demi-lion rampant sa. 10. i Bulkeley, Ireland, Bucks, and Chesh., out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head arg., armed of the first. Nee temere, nee timule. 44. 1 1 Bulkeley, a bull's head and neek erased per pale arg. and sa. 44. 3 Bulkeley, a bull's head and neck couped per pale arg. and sa., armed or and of the first. cf. 44 3 Bulkeley or Bulkely, Ireland, a bull's head couped at the neck sa. cf. 44. 3 Bulkeley-Owen, Rev. Thomas Mam waring Bulkeley, Justice of the Peace for the county of Shropsh. : (i) Two eagles' heads conjoined and erased party per fesse or and gu., membered of the last (for Owen). 84. 14- (2) Out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head arg., armed of the first (for Bulkeley). Eryr eryrod eryri Nee temere, nee timide. 44. II Bulkeley, Williams-, Sir Richard Henry, Bart., Baron Hill, Beaumaris, Wales : (i{ Out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head arg., armed of the first, and charged ' with a cheveron sa. (for Bulkeley). c/. 44. 11. (2) A stag's head caboshed arg. (for Williams). Nee temere, nee timide. 122. 5 Bull of London, on a wreath a cloud ppr., thereon a celestial sphere az., replenished with the circles or, and beautified with the zodiac, inscribed with the signs Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer. Sol, mi, re fa. Bull of London, a lion's head erased sa., ducally crowned or. 18. 8 Bull, Ireland, a rose gu. 149. 2 Bull, a bull's head and neck erased sa. 44- 3 Bull, Ireland, a bull's head afirontee couped gu., murally crowned or. cf. 44. 8 Bull, London, Yorks, and Norf., a bull's head erased sa., charged with six an- nulets or, one, two, and three. cf- 44- 3 Bull, Oxon., a bull's head cabossed gu., armed or, between two wings of the last. cf. 43. 8 Bull, a bull's head cabossed between two wings or. cf. 43. 8 Bull, William James, M.P., Vencourt, Hammersmith, a bull's head caboshed and winged sa., armed or. Excelsior Dei gratia. Bull, Warw., a bull passant sa., armed or, holding in the mouth a scroU. cf. 45. 2 Bullen, Lines, a bull's head couped sa., armed or. cf. 44. 3 Bullen, see Symes-BuUen. BuUen, Tatchell-, John BuUen Tatchell, of Marchwood. near Bridport : (i) Out of a naval coronet or, the sails arg., a bull's head of the first, charged on the neck with an anchor sa., between two wings az. (for Bullen). (2) On a BUL mount vert, in front of an oak-tree fructed ppr.. a bow and arrow in saltire or, surmounted by a lion's face gu. (for Tatchell). A rege et victoria. cf. 43- 10 Bullen, John Bullen Symes, Esquire, of Catherston, Charmouth, Dorset, out of a naval crown gold, the sails arg., a bull's head or, charged on the neck ith an anchor sa., between tv wings az. A rege et victoria. BuIIer, Cornw. : (i) An eagle on a rock supporting a banner. (2) A Saracen's head ppr. Aquila non capiat muscas. 190. 5 Buller, see Churston, Baron. Buller, Cornw. and Somers., a Moor's head affrontee couped ppr., wi-eathed about the temples arg. and az. Aqtiila non capiat muscas. Buller, John Follett, of 20, Carlton Crescent, Southampton, same crest and motto. Buller, Manningham-, Sir Morton Ed- ward, Bart. : Dilliorn HaU, Cheadle, Stafiordsh. : (i) A Saracen's head affrontee couped ppr. (for Bxdler). cf. 190. 5. (2) Out of a ducal coronet gu., a talbot's head or, collared, also gu., therefrom a line terminating in a knot sa. (for Manninghavi). Buller, Admiral the late Sir Alexander, of Erie Hall, Plympton, South Devon, and Belmore House, West Cowes, Isle of Wight, a Saracen's head affrontee couped at the shoulders ppr. Aquila non capit muscas. Buller, Charles Franoia, Esquire, same crest and motto. Buller, John Dashwood, Esquire, of Down HaU, Epsom, same crest and motto. Buller, General Rt. Hon. Sir Redvers Henry, of Downes, Creditou, same crest and motto. Buller, Sir Walter La wry, K.C.M.G., RR.S., of Papaitonga Estate, Wei lington. New Zealand, same crest. Eulley, a heart inflamed ppr. 181. 13 Bullingham, Lines, an escallop arg., be- tween two palm - branches vert. 141-4 Bullivant, a demi-lion or, charged on the breast with a fleur-de-lis vert, and holding between the paws a tower Bullivant, Cecil H., 15, Ravenstone Road, Stratford, E., a demi-lion rampant or, charged on the breast with a fleur-de- lis, holding in the paws a toner ppr Gratia Dei sufficit. Bullman, out of a ducal coronet a bull's head ppr. Pro putria. 44. 1 1 Bullman, Rev. Job George, of Oakwood, West Enfield, Middx., on a mount vert, a bull passant arg., the dexter fore- foot resting on a ball az. Paticnter. 299. 7 Bulman, out of a ducal coronet a bull's head ppr. Pro palria. 44. 1 1 Bulman, Northumb., on a mount vert, a bull passant arg., resting the dexter foot on a hurt. cf. 45. 7 Bulmar, a demi-lion rampant holding an escallop-shell. 13. 10 Bulmer, a demi-buU rampant gu., armed or, charged with an escallop between two billets in pale or. cf. 45. 12 BUL BuUmer, Essex and Yorks, a bull passant gu., armed and ungu. or. </. 45- 2 Bulmer, a demi-buU rampant gu., armed or. 45- '2 Bullo and Bulow, an arm embowed, the hand clenched ppr. 202. 2 Bullock, London, on a mount vert, a bee- hive or, thereon a bee displayed ppr. <■/ 137- 7 Bullock, seven arrows, six in saltier and one in pale gu., feathered and headed arg., enfiled with a mural coronet of the last. c/. 173. 7 Bullock, Edward, Esquire, Barrister-at- law. Recorder of Buckingham, 5, Pump Court, Inner Temple, and 4, Porchester Square, London, five Lochaber axes, the handles or, blades ppr., bound with a scarf gu., tassels or. Nil conscire sibi. 172. 13 Bullock, Walter Henry. Esquire, of Faulkbourn Hall. ^Vitham, Essex, same crest and motto. Bullock, Essex, five battle-axes, the staves or, heads sa., tied together with a line and bow-knot gu. c/, 172. 13 Bullock, five pole-axes ppr., encircled by a ribbon az. cf. 172. 13 BuUock, Watson-, Essex: (i) Five an- tique halberds, the blades ppr., the handles or, encircled with a ribbon of the last, the cord tied in a knot gu. (for Bullock). Nil conscire sibi. cf. 172. 13. (2) A dexter arm in armour embowed, holding in the gauntlet a palm-branch ppr. {for Watson). Esper- ance en Dieu. cf. 199. 12 Bullock, Somers., on a mount vert, five black-bills erect, banded with a wreath of olive ppr., therefrom pendent an escutcheon az., charged with a cross crosslet or. Bulstree and Boulstree, out of a mural coronet a stag's head. cf. 121. 6 Bulstrode, Beds and Bucks, a bull's head and neck gu., armed arg., between two wings of the first. 43. 10 Bulstrode, Christopher Victor. M. A., M.B.. 105, Broadhurst Gardens, Hampstead, a bull's head and neck between two wings expanded gu., attired or. Thinke and thanke. Bult, an arm in armour couped and em- bowed, resting the elbow on the wreath, a sash tied at the shoulder gu., holding a club. 199. 3 Bidteel of Flete, Devonsh., out of a ducal coronet gu., a pair of wings arg., bil- lettee of the first. c/. 109. 8 Bulteel, John George, of Pamflete, Ive- bridge, Devonsh., same crest. Bulteel and Bultell, Somers., a bull's head gu., between two wings or, 43. 10 Bulwer, Norf., a horned wolf's head erased erm., criued and armed or. Adversis major par secundis. Bulwer, General Sir Edward Earle Gas- coigne, of the Grange, Heydon, Norwich, same crest and motto. Bulwer, Sir Henry Ernest Gascoyne, K.C.M.G., same crest and motto. Bulwer, Colonel William Earle Gascovne Lytton, C.B., J.P., of Heydon Hall, Norwich, and Quebec House, East Dereham, Norf., same crest and motto. 86 Bulwer-Lytton, the Rt. Hon. Sir Victor Alexander George Robert, Earl ot Lytton and Viscount Knebworth, of Knebworth, Herts: (i) A bittern in flags ppr., charged with a rose gu., barbed and seeded ppr. (/or Lytton). cf. 104. 3. (2) An heraldic tiger's head erased erm., armed and crined or {for Bulwer). cf. 25. 4. (3) A dove regar- dant arg., holding in the beak an olive- branch ppr., fructed or {for Wiggett). Hoc virtutis opus. 92. 4 Bulwer, Lieutenant-Colonel James Bed- foord, of Temple Gardens, London, E.C., M.A., Q.C., Recorder of Cam- bridge, sometime Treasurer of the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple, in front of a goat's head erased erm., armed or, a portcullis with chains sa. Spes sibi quisque. cf. 128. 5 Bulworth, out of a ducal coronet or, a stag's head between two branches of palm ppr. cf. 120. 7 Bulworth, a stag's head erased ppr. 121. 2 Bumstead and Bumsted, out of a cloud a hand erect pointing to a star, all ppr. Bunbury, Sir Henry Charles John, Bart., of Stanney Hall, Chesh., two swords in saltier through the mouth of a leopard's face or, the blades ppr., hilts and pom- mels of the first. Firmum in vita nihil. Esse quam videri. 22. 7 Bunbury, M'Clintock- : (i) Two swords in saltire arg., hilted or, pierced through the mouth of a leopard's face of the last {for Bunbury). 22. 7. (2) A lion passant ppr. {for M'Clintock). Vis unila fortior. 6. 2 Bunbury-Tighe, Edward Kenwick, Es- quire, of VVoodstock. Inistioge, co. Kilkenny: (i) A wolf's head erased ppr., gorged with a collar az., thereon a cross crosslet or, between two bezants (for Tighe). (2) Two swords in saltire arg.. hilted or, pierced through the mouth of a leopard's face of the last (for Bunbury). 22. 7. Firmum in vita nihil. Surnnmm nee metuam diem nee optem. 30. 4 Bunbury, Ireland, a hand in fess issuing from a cloud and reaching to a gar- land of laurel, all ppr. 223. 3 Bunbury, Richardson-, the Rev. Sir John, Bart., of Castle Hill, co. Tyrone, Ire- land : ( I ) In front of a tree ppr , on a mount vert, a leopard's head, paly of six arg. and sa., transfixed by two arrows in saltier, also ppr. (for Bun- bury). 236. II. (2) A lion rampant erm., holding in the mouth a trefoil slipped vert, and between the fore-paws a torteaux, charged with a cross cross- let or (for Richardson). Virtus paret robor. 236. 10 Bunce, Kent, a demi-boar az., pierced through the neck with a broken spear gu., headed arg. Sic vivere, vivetis. cf. 41. 2 Bunch, Scotland, a stork ppr. 105. n Buncombe, Somers., a demi-lion gu., charged on the shoulder with a water- bouget arg., supporting a spear, thereon a banner of the first, fringed of the second, and charged with a cross flory BUR Bund, Worcs.. an eagle's head erased or. 66. 2 Bund, WiUis-, John William, of Wick Episcope, Worcester: (i) An eagle's head erased ppr. (for Bund). 66. 2. (2) Two lion's gambs erased, the dexter argent, the sinister gules, supporting an escutcheon or (for Willis). Non nobis Domine. 39. i Bund, Willis-, two lion's gambs erased or, supporting a griffin's head ereised. Optivo Horeo nomine. 250. 5 Bundy, Worcs., a hand holding an eagle's leg erased, all ppr. Certum pete finem. 220. 12 Buntord, out of a ducal coronet a demi- lion gu. 16. 3 ! with wines endorsed Bungey, an arg., standing on a laurel-branch vert, fructed or. Bunn, an ostrich-head arg., collared gu., between two palm-branches vert. cf. 96. 10 Bunnell, on a ducal coronet a Cornish chough rising ppr. loS. 6 Bunney and Bunny, Yorks and Durh., a goat's head erased sa., attired or, charged on the sinister horn with two annulets conjoine,! cf the last. Monte dessus cf. 128. 5 Bunny of Ryton, Durh., a goat's head erased sa., charged with a mullet. Monte dessus. cf. 128. 5 Bunten, Scotland, a hand grasping a sword ppr. Fortiter et fide. 212. 13 Bunten and Bunting, Scotland, a buntin- bird on a garb, all ppr. Copiose et opportune. cf. 153. 2 Bunten, James Clark, Esquire, of Dun-Alastair, Perthsh.. a demi-eagle displayed ppr. Copiose et oppor- tune. Bunting, a hand issuing from a cloud' holding two branches of laurel in orle. 218. 9 Bunting, an armillary sphere ppr. 159. 10 Bunton, on a ducal coronet a talbot pas- sant collared and lined. 54. 9 Bunyard, Kent, a buck springing. Reno- vnto nomine. 117. 2 Burard, on a ducal coronet or, an etoile of eight points ppr. 164. 4 Burbage, a boar's head erased arg., be- tween two branches vert. 42. i Burbidge, between the attires of a stag attached to the scalp or, a boar's erect and erased sa. 43. 2 Burbridge, out of a ducal coronet az., two arms embowed, vested gu., gloved or, holding in each hand an ostrich- feather arg. 203. 2 Burbyche, Middx. and Heref., a boar's head and neck erased arg., bristled or, between two oak-branches vert, fructed of the second. cf. 41. 5 Burcetre, a comet ppr. 164. 10 Burcb, an eagle with wings expanded t;u. 77- 5 Burch, Nathaniel Geach, Esquire, of Edenwood, Sydenham Hill, London, S.E., upon a canoe ppr., an eagle dis- played sa., charged on the breast and upon each wing with a birch-leaf slipped or, holding in the beak a like leaf. Strune fortis. BUR Burchall, Heref., a lion rampant az., sup- coronet two hands, dexter and sinister, ill saltier, each grasping a scimitar, the edges outward, all ppr. Burchar, London and Essex, a grey- hound sejant arg., ducally gorged or. (■/■ 59- 4 Burchardt-Ashton, Frederic, Esquire, and Arthur Burchardt - Ashton, Esquire, both of Pole Bank, Gee Cross, Wer- neth, Chesb. : (i ) I" fro"t of a boar's head erased gu., between two mullets of six points sa., pierced arg., a javelin erect ppr. (for Ashton). (2) Upon a mount vert, a castle with two towers sa., issuant therefrom a demi-womau affrontee ppr., habited az., holding in the dexter hand a heart gu., and sup- porting with the sinister hand a javelin ppr. (jor Burchardt). Burche, an eagle with wings expanded Burchett, a winged spur ppr. in. 12 Burckhead and Burkett, a goat rampant arg.. armed or, and between the feet a garb of the first. Burd and Byrde, London, an eagle's head erased, bendy of eight arg. and sa., ducally gorged or. 83.11 Burd -Brooks, of Heathfield House, Beckenham, Kent, a demi-lion arg., charged on the shoulder with a fountain ppr., and holding in the paws a harpoon in bend sinister, also ppr. Finem re-spice. 12. 14 Burdekin, Sidney, Esquire, of Sydney, New South Wales, a seahorse erect ppr. resting the sinister paw on an anchor erect sa., the whole between two coral branches gu. Virtus su7nma nobilitas. Burden, a heart transfixed by a sword in bend sinister. 181. 6 Burdenbroke, an otter's head erased close sa. 134- 3 Burder, a mount vert, thereon in front of an oak-tree a stag lodged regardant ppr., attired and ungu. or, suspended from the neck by a line a bugle of the last. Labor omnia vincit. Burdett, Sir Charles Grant, Bart., of Burthwalte, Yorks, on a tower arg., a martlet with wings displayed or. 156. 9 Burdett, Arthur Hugo de Burdet, Esquire, of Coolfin, Banagher, King's Co., same crest. Burdett, Sir Francis, Bart., of Foremark, Derbysh., a lion's head erased sa., langued gu. 17. 8 Burdett, a lion's head couped sa. 21. i Burdett-Coutts, see Coutts. Burdett, Bart., Ireland, a lion's head erased Si.. 17.8 Burdett, Warw. and Yorks, a thistle ppr. 150. 7 Burdon, Durh., a lion rampant standing on the sinister hind-foot, supporting himself by a pilgrim's staff or. Burdon, Roland Esquire, of Castle Eden, Durham, same crest. Burdon, a gilliflower or. 151. 8 Burdon of Newcastle-on-Tyne : (t) An eagle rising regardant or, each wing charged with a cross crosslet az., hold- 87 ing in the dexter claw a trumpet of the first (for Burdon). (2) Upon three annulets interlaced gu., a stork arg., beaked, legged, and collared gu., hold- ing in the beak a salmon ppr. (for De Butts). Honor virtutis. 104. 4 Burdon, Augustus Edward, Esquire, of Hartford House, Cramlington, Nor- thumb., same crests and motto. Burdon-Sanderson, Richard, Esquire, of Waren House, Belford, Northumb., and Otterburn Dene, Otterburn B.S.O., Northumb., a wolf's head arg., erased gu., coUared, and chain reflexed behind the neck or, between a branch of palm and another of laurel, and for distinction, on the neck a saltire humettee gu. Clarior ex obscuro. 287. 15 Burdus or Burduss, Middx., an elephant erm. on a mount vert and under a tree ppr. c/. 133. 12 Bure, an eagle ppr. 76. 2 Burfoot, London, on a wreath an Eastern crown, thereon a pine-apple leaved and crowned with leaves growing from the top, all or. cf. 152. 8 Burtord, Earl, see St. Albans, Duke of. Burg, a falcon standing on a serpent nowed ppr. 86. 3 Burgaee, Burgass, Burgas, and Burgase, two pigeons billing ppr. 93. 2 Burge, a branch of olive ppr. 151. 11 Burges, Lines, on a mural coronet chequy or and sa., a round buckle of the first, the tongue erect in pale. cf. 178. 5 Burges, Essex and Ireland : ( i ) A dove sing arg. beaked and membered holding in its beak a palm-branch ppr. {for Burges). cf. 94. 5. (2) A demi- lion rampant gu., langued az., holding in the dexter paw an annulet enclosing a fleur-de-lis arg. [for L'oyd). Tace out face. cf. i. 13 Burges, Colonel Ynyr Henry, of Parka- naur, Dungannon, co. Tyrone, same crests and motto Burges, Ireland, a camel's head couped gu., bezantee. cf. 132. 7 Burges, W. E. P., Major, the Ridge, Chipping-Sodbury, a camel's head gu., bezantee. Levius fit patientia. Burgess, Sussex and Berks, a camel's head ppr., erased gu., bezantee. Levius fit patientia. cf. 132. 7 Burgess, a lion rampant. i. 13 Burgess, a griffin's head erased. Burgess, a greyhound's head ppr.. 66. 2 61. 12 Burgess, a fleur-de-lis or. Le bon temps viendrn. 148. 2 Burgh, Baron Downes, see Downes. Burgh, De, see Clanricarde, Marquess of. Burgh, an arm in armour couped and embowed fesswise, the elbow on the wreath, the hand apaumee ppr., rib- boned and bowed. cf. 200. i Burgh, Shropsh., an eagle statant, the wings expanded. y7. 5 Burgh, a falcon rising erm., belled and ducally gorged or. 87. 2 Burgh, a mountain-cat sejant gardant ppr., collared and chained or. 26. 13 Burgh, De Hussey- : ( i ) A catamoun- tain sejant gardant ppr., collared and chained or (for De Burgh). 26. 13. BUR (2) A hind trippant arg. on a mount vert and under a tree ppr. (for Hussey). A cruce solus. Burgh, a fleur-de-lis arg., environed with a serpent vert. 148. 8 Burghall, Ireland, a wolf's head erased sa. 30. 8 Burghclere, Rt. Hon. Herbert Colston Gardner, Baron, of Debden Hall, Saffron Walden, and 48, Charles Street, Berkeley Square, W., a demi-griffin az., coUared and chained, and charged on the shoulder with a saltire wavy or, and holding between the clans an anchor erect with a piece of cable attached. Valet anchora virtus. 239. 3 Burghep or Burghepe, a friar's head in profile ppr., couped at the shoulders, vested gray. Burghersh, Baron, see Westmoreland, Earl of. Burghersh, Devoush. and Norf., out of a mural coronet gu., a demi-lion double- queued arg. cf. 10. 6 Burghersh, two stumps of trees, couped and arguly, in saltier ppr., banded vert. 147- 9 Burghill, Suff. and Wales, a lion's head erased arg. I7- 8 Burghill, a lion's head arg., crowned with a Saxon crown or. cf. 17. 12 Burghley, Baron, see Exeter, Marquess of. Burghley and Burgly, a winged grey- hound sejant. cf. 59. 9 Burgin, a sword and a key in saltier ppr. 171. 10 BurgiS, a camel's head ppr. 132. 7 Burgoigne or Burgoyne, Cambs and Devonsh., an heraldic antelope sejant arg., attired, tufted and maned sa. cf. 126. 4 Burgon, a cock crowing or. 91. 2 Burgon, Longstanton, Herts, an heraldic tiger sejant arg., maned and tufted sa. Burgone and Burgoyne, Oxon., on a ducal coronet or, a lion passant gu. 6. 6 Burgoyne, Sir John Montagu, Bart., of Sutton Park, Beds, a talbot sejant or, eared sa., gorged with a plain collar gu. 55- I Burk, under the shade of two trees a stag lodged ppr. Burke, a demi-buU rampant armed and ungu. or, gorged with a chaplet vert. cf. 45. 14 Burke, Viscount, see Clanricarde, Mar- quess of. Burke, Sir John Bernard, C.B., LL.D., late Ulster King of Arms, Knight Atten- dant and Registrar of the Most Illus- trious Order of St. Patrick, of TuUe- maine House, Dublin, and the Record Tower, Dublin Castle, a catamoun- tain sejant gardant ppr., collared and chained or, and charged on the breast with a cross couped of the last. Ung roy, ting foy, ung loy. cf. 26. 13 Burke, Henry Farnham, Esquire, C.V.O., F.S.A., Somerset Herald, a cata- mountain sejant gardant ppr., collared and chained or, charged on the breast with a cross couped gold. Vng roy, ung foy, ung loy. cf. 26. 13 Burke, Ashworth Peter, Esquire, of Elm Hall, CO. Tipperary, same crest and motto. BUR Barke, Arthur Augustine Meredyth, Esquire, a catamountain sejant gar- dant ppr., collared and chained or, and charged on the breast with a cross or. One king, one faith, one law. Burke, Charles Carrington, Esquire, of Michenhall, Godalming, same crest and motto. Burke, Edward Plunkett, Esquire, same crest and motto. Burke, Francis Eustace, Esquire, of Terriers, High Wycombe, Bucks, same crest and motto. Burke, Harold Arthur, Esquire, of 7, Victoria Road, Kensington, same crest and motto. Burke, John Edward, Esquire, same crest and motto. Burke, Ulick John, Esquire, of Woodcote Manor, co. Southampton, same crest and motto. Burke, Walter St. George, Esquire, of Auberies, Sudbury, Suff., same crest and motto. Burke, Sir Henry George, Bart., of Marble Hill, Ireland, a catamountain sejant gardant ppr., collared and chained or. Ung ray, iing fay, ung toy. 26. 13 Burke, Ireland, a catamountain sejant gardant ppr., collared and chained or. 26. 13 Burke, Ireland, a cat sejant ppr. .4 cruce sal-US. ef. 26. 8 Burke, Sir Theobald Hubert, Bart., of Glinsk, CO. Galway, Ireland, out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of five ostrich-feathers arg. In hoc signo vinces. 114. 13 Burke, a demi-lion rampant az , holding a cross or. 1 1 . 1 4 Burket and Burkett, a garb or. Impcn- datn, expendar. 153. 2 Burket, Burkett, and Burkitt, a dexter arm embowed brandishing a club ppr. 202. 10 Burkett, see Burckhead. Burkett, a goat rampant arg. 129. 2 Burkin, Suff., a crab ppr. 149. 5 Burland, a demi-savage brandishing a scimitar ppr. 186. 3 Burland, a griffin's head erased and col- lared. " cf. 66. 2 Burleigh, a stag's head erased gu. 121. 2 Burleigh, a demi-boar ppr., armed, im- gu., and bristled or, and gorged with a chain of the last supporting a thistle ppr. cf. 40. 13 Buries, a squirrel sejant cracking a nut, all ppr. 135. 7 Burleton and Burlton, a garb. 153- 2 Burley, Leics. and Wilts, a demi-boar ppr., armed, ungu., and bristled or, and gorged with a chain of the last supporting a thistle ppr. cf. 40. 13 Burlington, Earl OJ (Cavendish), a snake nowed ppr. Cavendo tutua. 142. 4 Burlinson, Durh., a demi-lion holding between the paws a rose arg., barbed vert. cf. 16. 6 Burlton, a dexter and a sinister arm vested holding up a cross crosslet fitched. Burlton, Thomas Davies, Esquire, J. P. for CO. Heref., of Eaton Hill, Leo- minster, a demi-gryphon couped, wings elevated and addorsed arg.. holding in the dexter claw a horse-shoe, and resting the sinister on a fleur-de-lis, both az. Mens sana in corpore sano. 241. 14 Burly or Burley, Suff., a squirrel sejant supporting a ragged staff or. Burman, a demi-peacock az. 103 10 Burmester, a cross patee az., within six mullets in a circle or. cf. 164. 9 Burmey, a dexter hand ppr., holding an anchor erect or, environed with clouds arg. Arcus, artes, aslra. 219. 2 Burn or Burne, a hurt. cf. 1 59. 14 Burn, Scotland, a hand ppr., holding a cross crosslet iitched az. Vincit Veritas. 221. 14 Burn, London, a cubit arm vested or, charged with a bend az., thereon a buckle between two estoiles of the first, and holding in the hand ppr. a bugle-horn sa., thereon a wreath of oak ppr. Burn, an arm erect, vested sa., cuffed arg., holding in the hand ppr. a fleur- de-lis or. Burn, Scotland and London, a dexter hand holding a horn ppr. Ever ready. 217. 4 Burn, Ireland, a wolf's head erased ppr. 30. 8 Burn, Perthsh., two dragons in saltire ppr. Tendit ad astra fides. 169. 8 Burn, a demi-tiger erm., holding between the paws a fountain. Burn-Callander, Henry, Esquire, J.P., of Preston HaU, Dalkeith, N.B. : (i) Out of an Eastern crown or, a cubit arm ppr. (for Callander). (2) Two daggers in saltire ppr. (for Burn). Tendit ad astra fides. Burnaby, Sir Henry, Bart., of Broughton Hall, Oxon., out of a naval coronet a demi-lion rampant gardant or, hold- ing in the dexter paw a staff ppr., thereon ag gu- Pro 16. 9 Burnaby and Burneby, Middx., a demi man sa., holding in the dexter hand a bunch of columbine flowers ppr., and round his neck a rope or, with the end hanging down on the sinister side. Pro rege. Burnaby, Algernon Edwyn, of Baggrave Hall, Leics., a demi-moryon boye tawney, through his ear a double ring of silver, about his neck a flat chain of the same, holding in his hand a bourage plant flowered azure, stalked and leaved vert. Pro Ilcge. Burnard, Robert, Esquire, 3, Hills- borough, Plymouth, on a rock ppr., an escallop arg., between the attires of a stag, also ppr Bear and forbear. 141- 13 Burnard, Charles Frederick, Esquire, of Chatsworth Lodge, Compton Gifford, Plymouth, and Huccaby House, Lyd- ford, Devon, same crest and motto. Burnby and Burneby, Middx., on a mount a stag rising from under a tree, all ppr. cf. 116. 5 Burne, see Burn. Burnell, London, a greyhound sejant arg. 59- 4 Burnell, Norf., a tower in flames ppr. Burnell, a lion's gamb erased sa., grasping a rose gu., slipped and leaved vert. 2,7- 10 BUR Burnell, Pegge- ; (i) A lion's gamb erect and erased sa., holding in the paw a bunch of violets ppr. (for Burnell). (2) The sun rising in splendour, the rays alternately sa., or, and arg. (for Pegge). Caritas fructum liabet. Burnes of Montrose : (i) Out of a mural crown per pale vert and gu., the rim inscribed " Cabool " in letters arg., a demi-eagle displayed or, transfixed bj' a javelin in bend sinister ppr. cf. 80. 8. (2) Out of an Eastern crown or, an oak-tree withered renewing its foliage ppr. Ob patriam vulnera passi. Burness of Grove House, Leytonstone, and of Tilbury, both in Essex, a demi- pegasus sa., winged or. Perseverantia vincit. 47. 5 Burnet, Wilts, a vine couped ppr. Vires- cit, mdnere virtus. 152. 9 Burnet, Peebles, Scotland, a vine-branch slipped ppr. Tandem fit surculus arbor. 152. 9 Burnet, Scotland, a hand with a cutlass cutting a vine-branch ppr. Tandem fit surculus arbor. Burnet, Scotland, a branch of holly slipped ppr. Nee fluctu, nee flatu. 150. 10 Burnet, Scotland, a holly-branch ppr. Virlute cresco. 150. 10 Burnet or Burnett, Northumb., a holly- branch vert, fructeJ gii. Virtute cresco. 150. 10 Burnet, Scotland, a boar's head erased az. Quidni pro sodali. 42. 2 Burnet of Craigmyle, Scotland, a dexter hand holding a palm- branch ppr. Qiice ver no nt crescent. 219. 11 Burnet, Rev. Alexander George, of Kemnay House, Kemnay, Aberdeen, same crest and motto. Burnet, on a mount out of a ducal coronet a hand with a knife pruning a vine ppr. Burnett, Sir Thomas, Bart., of Leys, Aberdeen, a hand with a knife prun- ing a vine-tree ppr. Virescit vidnere virtus, 251. 3 Burnett, Kent, in a mural crown or, a mount vert, thereon a vine-tree ppr., fructed or, on the sinister an arm issuing from a cloud, holding in the hand a knife pruning the vine, also ppr. Virescit vuXnere virtus. Burnett, Scotland, issuing out of a cloud in sinister a hand in fess grasping a pruning-knife ppr. Burnett, John George, Esquire, of Powis House, Aberdeen, and 21, Walker Street, Edinburgh, a dexter hand hold- ing a palm-branch ppr., and in an escroll above the same. Qum vernant crescunt. Burnett, Ireland, a holy lamb regardant arg., holding the standard of St. Patrick ppr. Burnett, a bull's head ducally gorged and crowned. cf. 44. 2 Burney, Kent, an arm in a maunch in fess, holding in the hand a cross patee fitched. Omnebonumdesuper. cf. 203. 3 Burney, Arthur George, United Univer- sity Club, Pall Mall East, S.W., out of a maunch gu., charged with an ancient lyre or, stringed arg., a hand ppr. hold- ing a cross patee fitchee, erect sa. Omne bonum desuper. 237. 3 BUR Burney, Henry Edward, Esq., of Waven- don Tower, Bletchley, Bucks, same crest. Gang warily. Burney or Burnie, Scotland, a lion's head erased gu. Sapere aude incipie. 17. 2 Burney or Burnie, a bull's head ducally L'orL'C'l and crowned. c/. 44. 2 Burnham, Baron (Levy-Lawson), Hall Barn, Beaconsfield, Bucks: (i) In front of a terrestrial globe ppr., a winged morion or. 257. 7. (2) A rara arg., holding in the mouth a trefoil sUpped vert, and resting the dexter foreleg on a quatrefoil or. Of old I hold. 257. 8 Burnham, Berks, out of a ducal coronet a hand holding a dagger in pale, the blade wavy. Basil virtutem constanlia. 212. I Burnham, Lines, out of a ducal coronet a hand holding a dagger in pale, the blade wavy. 212. i Burnham, a leopard's head erased ppr. 23. 10 Burnham, James, Esquire, Ladj'smith, Western Elms Avenue, Reading, ' Berks, a leopard's head erased ppr. I Time Deutn et ne timeas. 23. 10 Burnie, see Burney. Burnley-Campbell, Hardin, Esquire, of Orniidale, Colintraive, Argyllsh., a dexter hand in pale holding a dirk erected, both ppr. Pro patria semper. Burnman, Devonsh., a bull's head erased or, armed gobony or and sa. 44. 3 Burns, Scotland, two hands issuing from clouds conjoined in fess ppr., holding up a laurel-branch vert. cf. 224. 3 Burns, a woodlark perching on a sprig of bay-tree ppr. Woodnoles wild. Better a wee bush than nae hield. 295. 7 Burns, Bart., of Wemyss House, Wemyss Bay, Renfrewsh., a dexter hand ppr., holding a hunting-horn sa., garnished vert. Ever ready. 297. S Burns, John William, Esquire, of Kil- mahew, Cardross, Dumbartonsh., and Cumbernauld House, Cumbernauld, Dumbartonsh., same crest and motto. Burns, Scotland and England, a dove with wings expanded az. 94. 2 Burns-Gibson, John, M D., Harlesden, N.W., a pelican in her piety. Morior ut viramus. Burns-Hartopp, James, Esquire, of Dalbv Hall, Melton Mowbray, Scraptoft Hall, Leics., WaterviUe, and Kilgar- van, CO. Kerry: (i) Out of a ducal coronet or, a pelican issuing arg., charged on the neck with a cross cross- let for distinction, vulning herself ppr. {for Harlopp). (2) A hand ppr. holding a hunting-horn sa., garnished or. Ever ready. Burns-Lindow, Isaac William, Esquire, of Irton Hall, Holmrock, via Carn- forth, Cumberland, a lion rampant gu., semee of buckles or, and holding be- tween the paws a fountain. Vi et virtute. Burnside, Scotland, a crescent arg. Gr'idiitim plena. 163. 2 Burnside, a branch of oak ppr. 151. 3 Burnyeat, issuant from flames ppr., a bear's head per pale or and az., gorged with a coUarflory-counterflory counter- changed. Burnyeat, William, Esquire, of MUl Grove, Moresby, Whitehaven, same crest. Burr, Rev. George Frederick. M.S.A.. L.Mus., Highiields Park, Hales-Owen, Worcs., " Halesowen," Blacklands. Hastings, Sussex, a wyvern with wings displayed and tail nowed. Virtus honoris janua. Burr, a lion's head ppr., collared or. cf. 18. 6 Burr, Berks, out of a mural crown in- scribed with the word ' Ternnte,' a Malay holding in his dexter hand the colours of Ternate, all ppr. Virtus verus honos. Burra, in front of a griffin's head erased sa., semee of annulets or, a fret of the last. cf. 66. 2 Burra, James Salkeld, Esquire, of Bock- hanger, Ashford, Kent, same crest. Pactum serv:i. Burra, Robert, Esquire, of the Gate, Sedbergh, Yorks R.S.O., same crest Per siste. Burrall, see Porter- Burrall. Burrard, Bart., of Lymington [extinct), Hants, out of a mural crown per pale or and arg., an arm in bend, the hand grasping a sword, and about the arm a wreath of laurel, all ppr. Burrard, Sir Harry Paul, Bart., of Wal- hampton, Isle of Wight, out of a naval coronet or, a cubit arm erect ppr., charged with a cross patee gu.. holding in the hand a trident in bend sinister, point downward, of the first. 236. 8 Burrard, Hants, a dexter arm embowed, the hand grasping a sword ppr. 201. 4 Burrell, see Gwydyr, Baron. Burrell, Northumb., an armed arm ppr., holding a branch of burdock vert. Adhcereo. Burrell, Boreel, Burell, or Bereel, Kent and Sussex, an arm embowed ppr., holding in the hand a branch of laurel vert. 22S. 6 Burrell, John Lawrence, Esquire, Xew- castle-on-Tyne, uses a dexter naked arm embowed, holding in the hand a branch of laurel. 228. 6 Burrell, Sir Merrik Raymond, Bart., Knepp Castle, Horsham, Sussex, a naked arm embowed, holding in the hand a branch of laurel, all ppr. Sub lihertate quietem. 228. 6 Burridge, Devonsh., a demi-mariner ppr., the waistcoat gu., cap az., and necker- chief arg., supporting a rudder sa. Burrish, out of a tower per pale arg. and gu., a demi-lion rampant double- queued or. cf. 157. II Burrough or Borough, Lines, an eagle with wings expanded erm. 77. 5 Burrough, Rev. Charles, M.A., of Eaton Bishop Rectory, Heref., a griffin's head arg., beaked or, charged on the neck with two chevTOnels vert. Vire ut vivas. 226. 13 Burroughes, Henry Randall. Esquire, of Burlingham Hall, Norwich, a griffin's head erased arg., between two chevrons vert. Animo et vide. Burroughs, Norf., a griffin's head arg., charged with two chevronels vert. 226. 13 BUR Burroughs, Bart., Ireland, on an Eastern crown or, a lion passant gu. Audaces fortuna juvnt. cf. 6. 6 Burroughs, Lieutenant-Geueral Frederick William Traill, C.B., of Trumland House, Rousay, Orkney, a lion passant uulfs. .1 iidiices fortuna juvai. Burroughs, Scotland, a lion passant gu. A tulurcs fortuna fuvat. 6. 2 Burrow, Scotland and England, a lion passant gardant arg. Deus nobis hcec otia fecit. 4. 3 Burrow, a falcon erm. with wings ex- panded. 87. I Burrowes, a lion sejant arg. 8. 8 j Burrowes and Burrows, a lion sejant arg., ducally crowned or. cf. 8. 8 Burrowes of Stradone, co. Cavan, a lion sejant gardant sa., ducally crowned or, langued gu. Non vi sed virtute. j Burrowes, Thomas Cosby, Esquire, of Lismore House, Crossdoney, co. Cavan, I same crest and motto. Burrowes, Thomas James, Esquire, of Stradone House, Cavan, and 44, Thurlow Square, S.W., same crest and Burrowes and Burrows, an eagle, wings displayed erm., ducally gorged or. cf. 78. I Burrowes and Burrows, two wings ad- dorsed erm. 109. 12 Burrowes and Burrows, Ireland, a stag trippant. 117. 8 Burrows of Sj'denham, Oxon., between two fleur-de-lis erminois, an eagle, the wings elevated and addorsed ppr., ducally gorged and charged on the breast with a cinquefoil or. Together. Burrows, Sir Frederick Abernethy, Bart., 33. Ennismore Gardens, S.W., an eagle with wings expanded or, collared az., holding in the beak a spear-head, and resting the dexter claw on a fleur-de-lis, both o"f the last. Et vi et virtute. 236. i Burrows, an ostrich-feather erect, enfiled by a ducal coronet. Burrs, a demi-antelope collared. 1 26. 3 Bury, a fox's head couped ppr. 33. 4 Burslam or Burslem, a pestle and mortar. 177- 13 Bursted, a wyvern gu. 70. i Burt, George, Esquire, D.L., of Purbeck House, Swanage, Dorset, in front of two cross crosslets fitchee in saltire or, a bugle-horn sa., tipped, garnished, and veruled or, the strings gu., interlacing the cross crosslets, and all in front of a rock ppr. Know thyself. 228. 4 Burt, John Mowlem, Esquire, of Purbeck House, Swanage, and 19, Grosvenor Road, S.W., same crest and motto. Burt, Hon. Septimus, of Strawberry Hill, Perth, a bugle horn sa., stringed gu. All for the better. Burt^Marshall, James, Esquire, of Lun- carty, Perthsh., and of Liverpool, a dove holding in its beak an olive-branch ppr. Virtute tutus. 92- 5 Burtchaell of Brandondale, co. Kilkenny, Ireland, on a mount vert, a lion rampant sa., supporting on the sinister side an oak-tree ppr. Quo fata vocant. 263. I Burtchaell, Charles Henry, Esquire, same crest and motto. Burtchaell, David, Esquire, of Port Fairy, Victoria, same crest and motto. BUR Burtchaell, David Edward, Esquire, same crest and motto. Burtchaell, George Dames, Esquire, of 44, Moreharapton Road, Dublin, same crest and motto. Burtchaell, Richard Rothe, Esquire, of Brandondale, Graignamanagh, co. Kil- kenny, Ireland, same crest and motto. Burthogge, Devonsh., a demi-wolf or, gorged with a bar gemelle az. cf. 31. 5 Burton, Baron (Bass), of Rangemore and Burton-on-Trent, Staffs, a demi-lion rampant gu., resting the sinister paw upon a plate charged with a fieur-de- lis az., and charged upon the shoulder with three annulets, two and one arg. Basis virtuium constantia. 13. 11 Burton, see Lingen-Burton. Burton, Yorks and Shropsh., on a wreath of the colours a dexter gauntlet az., couped at the wrist. 209. 5 Burton of Longner Hall, Shropsh.: (i) On a wreath of the colours a dexter gauntlet az., couped at the wrist {/or Burton). 209. 5. (2) Out of a ducal coronet or, seven leeks, roots upwards ppr. (for Lingen). Domintis pro- videbit. 147. 5 Burton, Sir Charles William Cu£fe, Bart., of PoUacton, co. Carlow, Ireland, on a ducal coronet or, a dexter gauntlet, the palm inwards, all ppr. Deus pro- videbil. Burton of Falde Hall, Staffs, Lindley and Bedworth, Leics., and Dronfield, Derbysh. : (i) Upon a mount vert, a beacon arg., inflamed ppr. 177. 8. (2) Out of a ducal coronet or, a cypress-tree ppr. 145. 9. (3) On a ducal coronet or, a wyvern with wings endorsed az., collared gold. Lux vitce. cf. 70. 9 Burton, Derbysh., out of a ducal coronet or, a wyvern with wings endorsed az., collared, also or. cf. 70. 9 Burton, the late Sir Richard, of Sacket's HiU House, St. Peters, Isle of Thanet, a beacon or, fired ppr., surmounted by two branches of laurel in saltire vert. Vigilavs. cf. 177. 14 Burton, Alfred, Esquire, M.R.C.S.E., of 13, Dover Street, W., at one time Physician to His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, an embattled wall ppr., charged with a crescent gu., thereon a beacon srg., fired ppr. Lux vitoe. Burton of Foggathorpe, Bubwith, Yorks, E.R., of Childrey, Berks, and of Walton Hall, Bucks, in front of two arms em- bowed in armour, the hands ppr., holding a fleur-de-lis arg., six annulets, interlaced fesseways, also arg. Sans chat ger. 194. Burton, Archer- of Woodlands, Emsworth, Hants: (i) On a mount vert, an owl arg., ducaUy crowned or, holding in the dexter claw a rose gu., slipped of the first {for Burton). (2) A dragon's head erased gu., gorged with a crown vair, and holding in the mouth an arrow, point downwards or {for Archer). Amiens vitce solatium.. Burton of Polethorpe, Rutl., and Stocker- ston, Leics., Bart, (extinct), an owl arg., ducally crowned or. cf. 96. 5 Burton of Somersby, Lines, an owl ducally crowned holding in the dexter claw a star, all or. Cari Deo nihil carent. 90 Burton, Bindon Francis Burton, M.D., I, Park ViUas, Polsloe Road. Exeter, out of a ducal coronet a dexter gauntlet, the palm inwards, all ppr. Dominus providabil. Burton, David Fowler, Esquire, of Cherry Burton, Yorks : ( i ) Upon a mount vert, a perch or, thereon a parrot, also vert, the dexter claw resting upon an escallop arg., and holding in the beak a cherry stalked ppr. {for Burton). (2) A mount vert, thereon a stag re- gardant or, the dexter fore-foot rest- ing on a cinquefoil of the same {for Robinson). Burton, General Fowler, Esquire, of Stoke Damerel, Devonport, same crests. Burton of Inglethorp, Derbysh., on a mount vert, a tower arg., triple-towered or. cf. 157. 6 Burton of Stapleforth, Notts, a boar's head couped or, holding in the mouth a branch vert. Burton, Langhorne Burton, Esquire, of the Uplands, South Cliffe, Scarborough, an owl erm., membered and ducally crowned or, the dexter claw resting on an estoile sa. Cari Deo nihil carent. Burton, Essex, on the top of a ruined castle arg., a falcon volant or. cf. 156. 8 Burton, Yorks, a cubit arm erect, habited per pale arg. and gu., cuffed of the first, holding in the hand ppr. a walking staff of the second, headed, rimmed, and ferruled or. Burton-Mackenzie, Evan North, of Kilcoy, Ross-sh., Scotland : (i) On the dexter side, an arm embowed in chain-mail, couped at the shoulder, holding a broad- sword in bend ppr. {for 3IacL-enzie). {2) On the sinister side a stag's head oabossed or, pierced between the attires with an arrow ppr. {for Eraser). Over the crests, Fide parta fide aucta. Under the arms, Dia's mo dhuthaich. Burtz, a squirrel sejant resting his fore- paws on a staff raguly. Burwasch, Burwasche, or Burwash, the helm of a ship ppr. 179. I Burwell, a Saracen's head couped at the shoulders ppr. 190. 5 Burwell, Suff., a lion's gamb erect and erased or, holding three burr-leaves vert BUTwood, a boar's head ppr. 41. : Bury, Viscount, see Albemarle, Earl of. Bury, Lines and Somers., a demi-dragon arg., wings, ears, and claws sa. 73. 10 Bury, COS. Cork and Limerick, Ireland, a boar's head couped at the neck or, tusked arg., langued gu., transfixed through the neck by a spear ppr. Bury, William Pennefather Arthur Forbes Phineas, Esquire, of Curraghbridge, CO. Limerick, and Carrigrenane, Little Island, CO. Cork, same crest. Virtus sub cruce crescit. Bury, Earl of, and Viscount Charleville and Baron Tullamore {extinct), Ireland : (i) A boar's head couped or, trans- pierced through the neck from behind with an arrow ppr. {for Bury). (2) Out of a ducal coronet or, a Moor's head couped at the shoulders ppr., wreathed round the temples or and az. {for Moore). Virtus sub cruce crescit. Bury, Howard-, Captain Kenneth, of Charleville Forest, King's Co.: (i) A BUS boar's head couped at the neck or, tusked arg., langued gu., transfixed through the neck by a spear ppr., and charged for difference with a cross crosslet vert {for Bury). (2) On a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a lion statant gardant, the tail extended or, ducally gorged arg., and charged on the body with a crescent, also gu., for dif- ference {/or Howard). Virtus sub cruce crescit. Noiis maititiendrons. cf. 4. 8 Bury, see Berry. Bury, Devonsh, a grifiiu's head erased party per pale or and gu. 66. 2 Bury, Devonsh., a tiger's head erased erm., crined sa., gorged with a cellar az., charged with a bezant between two fleurs-de-lis or. 22. 12 Bury, Rev. William Edward, the Rectory, Screveton, Notts, a demi-wyvern arg., wings and feet sa., purfled or. Virtus sub cruce crescit. Bury, a fox's head couped ppr. 33- 4 Bury-Barry, James Robert Barry, Es- quire : (I) Out of a castle arg., a wolf's head couped sa., langued gu. {for Barry). (2) A boar's head couped at the neck or, tusked arg., langued gu., transfixed through the neck by a spear ppr., point downwards, and charged with a crescent for difference gu. {lor Bury), and over it the motto " Virtus sub cruce crescit." Boutez en avant. Burye, a dove regardant holding in the beak an olive-branch ppr. 92. 4 Busbie, a bee erect, head downwards, the wings expanded ppr. cf. 137. I Busbridge, Essex, an arm in mail erect holding in the hand a cutlass ppr. Busbridge, Perry Barr, Warw., a stag's head cabossed. 122. 5 Busby and Bushby, a stag's head arg., erased gu., pierced through the back of the neck with an arrow sa., headed and barbed of the first. c/. 1 2 1 . 2 Busfeild, John, Esquire, of Laurel Bank, Ripon, a cubit arm in armour ppr., a fleur-de-lis within an annulet or. Busfeild, William, of Pant-y-Ochin, Wrex- ham, same crest. Medio tutissimus ibis. Busfield of Upwood, Yorks: (i) A cubit arm in armour erect ppr., holding in the hand a fleur-de-lis or (for Busfidd). 210. 6. (2) An eagle's head era.sed {for Atkinson). Medio tutissimus ibis. 83. 2 Bush, Bushe, or Bussche, the trunk of a tree with branches ppr., pendent there- from an escutcheon arg. 145. 8 Bush of Dylton, Wilts, a goat's head erased arg., armed or. 128. 5 Bush, Thomas, Esquire, a goat's head couped arg., the sinister horn az., and the dexter purpure. Hope me en- courageth. Bush, a stag statant. II7- 5 Bushby, Henry North Grant, Esquire. J.P., of Wormley-Bury. Broxbourne, Herts, upon a mount vert, a stag's head erased ppr., guttee-de-sang, the neck transfixed by an arrow in bend sinister, point to the dexter, also ppr. Fructu non foliis. 250. 13 Bushby, Sussex and Cumb.,a crow picking ppr. 107. 4 Bushby, see Busby. BUS Bushe, a goat's head arg., armed sa., charged on the neck with a crescent for difference. Hope: me encourageth. cf. 128. 12 Bushe, Erasmus, Esquire, of 32, Bulling- ham Mansions, Kensington, London, W., same crest and motto. Bushe of Glencairn Abbey, Waterford, a goat's head couped arg., attired or. Moderafa durant. 128. 12 Bushe of Kingstown, co. Dublin, Ireland, a goat's head erased per fesse arg. and az., armed or. Nil meluens supcraii. 128. 5 Bushe, Arthur, Esquire, a goat's head arg. Moderata durant. Bushe, Cecil Josiah Lambton, Esquire, same crest and motto. Bushe, Charles, Esquire, same crest and motto. Bushe, George, Esquire, same crest and motto. Bushe, Horace Kendal, Esquire, same crest and motto. Bushe, Percy, Esquire, same crest and motto. Bushe, Seymour C. H., Esquire, same crest and motto. Bushe, William Daxon, Esquire, same crest and motto. Bushe, Ireland, a cross pattee fitched arg., between two ears of wheat in orle. Bushel], Warw., an arm from the elbow in armour holding a caltrap. 210. 7 Busbell or Busshell, Chesh., a cherub's head between two wings ppr. 189. 9 Bushell, Lanes, a waterbouget between two wings arg., each charged with a hurt. Dum spiro spero. Bushnan, London, a sinister arm era- bowed, vested sa., cuSed arg., holding in the hand a roll of parchment ppr. Busbnell, on a ducal coronet or, a wyvern sans feet. 70. 9 Bushrudd, Dorset, an heraldic tiger's head arg., crined and tufted sa., col- lared gu. cf. 25. 4 Bushy or Bushey, a boar's head erased sa. 41. 5 Busk, France, a stag trippant ppr. Sua- viter sed forliter. 117. 8 Busk of Ford's Grove, Midd.';., a stag at gaze ppr. Suaviter sed fortiter. 117. 3 Busk and Buske, out of a ducal coronet or, a fish's head az. 139. 14 Busse, see Bushe. Bussell, Warw., a cherub's head between two wings ppr. 189. 9 Bussell, issuing from clouds two de.xter hands conjoined, holding up an olive- branch, all ppr. cf. 224. 3 Bussell, a crane's head erased arg. 104. II Bussie, an eagle displayed az. 75-2 Bustard, Devonsh., a bustard's head arg., between two wings gu., between the neck and the wings two ears of wheat erect or. Busteed, an eagle rising ppr. 77. 5 Busterd, Ireland, a cannon mounted ppr. 169. 12 Bustin, an escallop between two branches of palm ppr. 141. 4 Busvargus or Bosvargus of Bushvargus, Cornw., a Cornish chough ppr. 107. 14 Butcher, a lion passant gu., holding in the dexter paw a crescent arg. 5. 6 91 Butcher, a branch of a cotton-tree fructed ppr. Be steady. Butcher, Arthur Herbert, Esquire, of Elmslea, Birkenhead, co. Chester, a branch of a cotton-tree fructed ppr. Be steady. Butcher, Major Henry Townsend, same crest and motto. Butcher, John George, Esquire, of 32, Elvaston Place, London, S.W., same crest and motto. Butcher, Samuel, Esquire (son of Major- General Arthur Butcher), co. Messrs. Thomas Cook and Son, Banking De- partment, Ludgate Circus, E.C., same crest and motto. Butcher, Samuel Henry, Esquire, of Danesfort, Killarney, co. Kerry, and 6, Tavistock Square, London, W.C., same crest and motto. Butcher, Rev. Samuel John, M.A., Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar of Weston Beg- gard, Heref., same crest and motto. Bute, Marquess and Earl of (Crichton- Stuart), Mount Stuart, Rothesay, Isle of Bute : (i) A demi-lion rampant gu. {for Stuart). 10. 3. (2) A dragon vert, flames issuing from the mouth ppr. (3) A wyvern ppr, holding in the mouth a sinister hand couped gu. Nobilis est ira leonis. Avito viret honore. cf. 70. 10 Buthall, a wyvern ppr., charged on the breast with a hand couped at the wrist gu. cf. 70. I Butler, Marquess ol Ormonde, see Or- monde. Butler, Earl ol Lanesborougb, see Lanes- borough. Butler, Earl of Carrick, see Carrick. Butler, Earl of Kilkenny, see Kilkenny. Butler, Earl of Glengall, see Glengall. Butler, Baron Dunboyne, see Duuboyne. Butler, see Fyfe-Butler. Butler, see Arcedeckne- Butler. Butler-Clough, see Clough. Butler, see Boteller aud Botteller and Buttler. Butler-Bowdon, see Bowdon. Butler, Sir Thomas Pierce, Bart., of Cloughgrenan, co. Carlow, Ireland, out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of five ostrich-feathers, and therefrom a falcon rising arg. Comme je trouve. 248. 9 Butler, Ireland, out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of five ostrich-feathers, therefrom a falcon rising arg. Comme je trouve. 248. 9 Butler, John Piers, Esquire, a falcon dis- played ppr., rising out of a plume of five ostrich-feathers arg. Comme je trouve. 248. 9 Butler, Rev. Charles Ewart, M.A., Corpus Christi College. Cambridge, a horse statant arg., charged on the body with a pale az., thereon a cross crosslet or, and holding in the mouth a quatrefoil slippedgu. DeoduceChristoluce. 295.8 Butler-Creagh, Captain Walker Blake : (i) A hor.se's head erased arg., capari- soned gu., in the headstall of the bridle a laurel-branch vert, and charged on the neck for distinction with a fleur-de- lis sa. (for Creagh). (2) A plume of flve ostrich-feathers arg., charged with a covered cup gu., and issuant from the falcon rising ppr. (for Butler), irtule et numine. Comme je trouve. ^ BUT Butler-Kearney, Charles James, Esquire, of Drom, co. Tipperary, Ireland: (i) A gauntleted hand fesseways or, hold- ing a dagger erect arg., pommel and hilt of the first (for Kearney). (2) Out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of five ostrich-feathers arg., and issuant therefrom a demi-falcon also arg., and on an escroll above, " Timor Domini fons vit(V." Sustine et abstine. 248. 9 Butler, Francis Theobald, M.D., 3, Pelham Crescent, Hastings, out of a ducal coronet a plume of five ostrich-feathers, and rising therefrom a demi-falcon with wings expanded and inverted, all ppr. Timor Domini fons vitce. 248. 9 Butler, Captain Antoine Sloet, of 12, St. James's Terrace, Clonkeath, co. Dublin, same crest. Comme je trouve. Butler, William, Esquire, of Wilton, co. Kilkenny, same crest and motto. Butler, Dublin, out of a mural coronet or, a plume of five ostrich-feathers arg., therefrom a phoenix issuant, wings ex- panded az., holding in his beak a trefoil slipped of the first. Esse quam videri. Butler, a covered cup or, banded sa., and a ball on the top of the second. Butler, Scotland, an uncovered cup or. Sapienter uti bonis. 177-4 Butler and Boteler, Kent, a covered cup Butler, a covered cup or. Butler, Devonsh., a lion's gamb erased gu., holding a covered cup or. cf. 38. 14 Butler, Fowler-, Major-General Robert Henry, of Pendeford Hall, Wolver- hampton : (i) A covered cup or, sur- mounting two palm-branches in saltire vert, between two wings quarterly or and sa. Depressus extoller (for Butler). (2) A cubit arm vested az., holding in the hand ppr. a lure vert, feathered arg., lined or, twisted round the arm. Garde k Boy (for Fowler). Butler, an arm embowed, vested az., ruffle of indented lace arg., the hand ppr., holding a covered cup erect az. 203. 4 Butler, Derbysh., an arm embowed, vested az., cuffed arg., holding in the hand a bunch of grapes ppr. Butler, two arms in armour embowed ppr., purfled or, holding in the hands, also ppr., a round buckle of the second cf. 194. II Butler, London, an eagle with wings addorsed, holding in the dexter claw a vine-branch, all ppr. Butler, F. K. L., London Institution, Fins- bury Circus, E.G., a grape-vine issuing from a mount between two eagles with their wings elevated and addorsed, respecting each other. Aquila vitem pocula vitam. Butler, Herts, a dexter arm in armour gauntleted az., garnished or, holding a sword sa., hilted of the second. 210. 4 Butler, a male griffin segreant arg., armed, beaked, collared, and chained or. Je ferai bien. Butler, Middx., a greyhound sejant or, collared eu., ringed, also or. cf. 59. 2 Butler, Cyril Kendall, of Bourton House, Shrivenham, Berks, a falcon, wings en- dorsed and inverted, resting the dexter claw on a covered cup or. Tu contra audentior ito. BUT Butler, Hedley Ormonde, 26, Grove Park Gardens, Chiswiek, W., same crest. Labor omnia vincit improbiis. Butler of Elmore, Chipstead, Surrey, a gre5'hound sejant arg., charged with two bars az., and resting the dexter paw on a covered cup or. Labor omnia vincit. 59. 12 Butler, Ireland, a demi-cockatrice dis- played vert, wings elevated arg., combed, beaked, and ducally gorged or. Butler, Humplirey, Esquire, Commander R.N., same crest. Butler or Botteler, Cambs, a cockatrice's head and wings, the head vert, the wings ars., ducally gorged, combed, and wattled or. 68. 10 Butier-Danvers, Lelcs. : (i) A wyvern or {for Danvers). 70. I. (2) A demi-cock- atrice couped vert, combed, beaked, wattled, and ducally gorged or {for Butler). Liberie tonte entiire. Butler of Kirkland, Lanes, a horse pas- sant arg., pellettee and furnished or. Beneficii memor. cf. 52. 6 Butler, Philip, Esquire, of Gattalunga, Adelaide, Australia, a horse statant arg., charged on the body with a pale az., thereon a cross crosslet or, and holding in the mouth a quatrefoil slipped gu. Doe duce Chrislo luce. Butler, Cotes, Lines, a horse's head erased, quarterly arg. and sa. 51. 4 Butler, Lanes, a unicorn salient arg., armed or, gorged with a sash of the last. </. 4S. 2 Butler, Samuel, Esquire, of Henbury Hill, Westbury-on-Trym, near Bristol, a unicorn salient or, holding in the mouth a rose gu., barbed, seeded, slipped, and leaved ppr., and resting the sinister fore-foot upon a covered cup az. Fac rede el nil time. 263. 2 Butler, William Henry, Esquire, of Sum- merhill House, St. George, Bristol, same crest and motto. Butler, a demi-stag az., collared or, sup- porting between the legs a covered cup per pale az. and or. Tandem implebitur. Butler-Bowdon, John Erdeswick, Es- quire, of Pleasington Hall, Blackburn, Lanes, and Southgate House, Chester- field : (i) A heron's head erased ppr., beaked and charged on the neck with three erm. spots (for Boicdon). (2) A covered cup or, charged with an erm. spot sa. (for Butler). Vanus est honor. Butler-Bowdon, Lancelot George, Es- quire, of Barlborough House, Chester- field, same crests and motto. Butler, Ireland, a lamb statant erm. Butt, Kent, a lion sejant, holding in the dexter paw a broken spear. c/. 8. 11 Butt of Tavistock Square, London, a horse's head couped sa., semee of estoiles or, the mane plaited ppr., on the head a skull-plate of the second with two feathers az. cf. w. 14 Butt, Isaac, Esquire, LL.D., of Dublin, a horse's head erased arg., charged on the neck with a trefoil vert, the mane plaited or, on the head a plume of three ostrich- feathers of the first. Possunt quia, posse videntur. Butt, George Berkeley, Esquire, same crest and motto. 92 Butt-Gow, Philip, Esquire, of Dorville Road, Lee, Kent, a dexter arm in armour embowed holding a broad- sword enfiled with a boar's head, all ppr. Caraid ann am jheum. Butter, Archibald Edward, Esquire, J.P.. of faskally, Pitloehiy, Perthsh., two arms issuing from clouds, and drawing a bow with an arrow paleways, aU ppr. Dirige.t Deus. Butter, a camel's head couped ppr. 132- 7 Butter of Gormack, Scotland, issuing from clouds two arms drawing a bow with an arrow, all ppr. Diriget Deus. cf. 200. 2 Butter, Dr. John K., M.D., of Highfield House, Cannock, Staffs, issuing from clouds, two arms drawing a bow with an arrow, all ppr. Furth forttine. 294. 1 3 Butterfield, Hants, out of a ducal coro- net or, a dragon's head with the wings elevated vert. 72. i Butterfleld of Clapham, Surrey, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-dragon with wings elevated arp., charged on each wing with a butterfly volant az. Butters, Scotland, two naked arms is- suing shooting an arrow from a bow, all ppr. 200. 2 Butterworth, Scotland, a hand issuing from a cloud in fess pointing to a serpent nowed, the head erect, all ppr. 223. 7 Butterworth, a sphere resting on a cloud ppr. 159. 5 Butterworth, Joseph Henry, Esquire, an eagle with wings elevated erminois, resting its dexter claw on an escut- cheon az., charged with a cross cross- let or. Per ardua Deo javente. Buttery, Northamp., an heraldic tiger passant arg., tufted and maned or, supporting with the dexter paw an escutcheon. Button, a ram statant arg., armed and unguled or, collared gu., pendent there- to a bell of the second. cf. 129. 3 Button, Wilts, a wyvern erect on the tail sa. Button or Budden, a bull's head ppr., charged with a cross botonee or. Button of Alton, Wilts, on each side of a chapeau gu., turned up arm., a horn or, waved as those of an ox. Buttress, London, an eagle displayed. In pericvlia audax. ,-5. 2 Butts, Sufi, and Norf., a horse's head arg., armed and bridled or, on the head a plume of three feathers of the first and second. 50. 14 Butts, Norf., a horse's head sorrel, the mane plaited arg. and or, on the liead a skull-plate az., and two feathers of the third and fourth. cf. 50. 14 Butts, Suif., a horse's head caparisoned, all ppr., from the top of the head issuant two feathers, the dexter or, the sinister sa. cj. 50. 14 Butts, De, a ferret passant ppr. 134. 6 Butts of Dorking, Surrey, an arm couped at the elbow and erect ppr., grasping in the hand a fish arg. 220. 4 Buxbull, a Saracen's head ppr., crowned or. 192. 9 Buxton, Sir Thomas Fowell Victor, Bart., of Bellfield, Dorset, and of Runton, BYF Norf., a buck's head couped gu., attired or, gorged with a collar of the last, therefrom pendent an escutcheon arg., charged with an African's head sa. Do it ivith thy might. 248. 6 Buxton, Henry Edmund, Esquire, of Fritton, Great Yarmouth, same crest and motto. Buxton, Sidney Charles, Esquire, of 7, Grosvenor Crescent, S.W., same crest and motto. Buxton, Alfred St. Clair, Surgeon, 44, Devonshire Street, Portland Place, W., a stag's head couped gu., attired ct. Quicquid assequitur manus tua ut facias pro facultate tua fac. Buxton, Norf. and Derbysh., a pelican or, with wings expanded, vulning herself gu. ■ 98. I Buxton, a demi-doe ppr. By, Sussex, a demi-lion or, holding in the dexter paw a fleur-de-lis az. 13. 2 By and Bye, two oak-branches in saltier. 151. I Eyam, Somers., a wolf passant or, col- lared and lined vert. cf. 28. 10 Byam, Sussex and Somers. : (i) A wolf passant or, collared and lined vert. cf. 28. 10. (2) A dragon's head erased ppr.. holding in the mouth a sinister hand couped gu., dropping blood. Claris dextera factis. 72. 6 Byam, a dragon's head erased ppr., hold- ing in the mouth a sinister hand couped gu., dropping blood. 72. 6 Byass, Worcs., between two wings az., a wing arg., charged with an escutcheon of the first, tliereon a fleur-de-lis of the second. Bi/ assiduity. 249. 1 1 Byass, Robert NichoU, Esquire, of Wycl; Hill, Stow-on-Wold, same crest and motto. Byass, Sidney Hutchinson, Esquire, of Glanoqur, Bridgend, Glamorgan, same crest and motto. Byatt, Suff., out of an Eastern crown or, a dove rising ppr. Byckaor, see Bykenor. Byde, Herts, an arm erect ppr., vested az., cuffed arg., holding in the hand an anchor sa., the fluke or. 208. 3 Byde, a demi-griffin az., armed and winged or, holding a garb of the last. cf. 65. 5 Bydewell or Bidwell, a hand couped at the wrist in fess holding a curling- stone. 221. 2 Bye, see By. Eyeing, an angel pointing upward ppr. Byer and Byers, Northamp., a griifin's head party per pale gu. and az., charged with a plieon arg. cf. 66. i Byerly, Byerley, and Byorley, London and Yorks, two lion's garabs ppr., holding a cross crosslet or. 39. 1 2 Byers, Scotland, a cock regardant ppr. Marte sua tutus. 91. 9 Byest, Shropsh., see Beist. Byleld or Eyfield, London, a cross cross- let fitched sa., between two palm- branches vert. cf. 166. 5 BySeld, see Bifield. Eyfield, on a man's head bearded and affrontee a chapeau ppr. Byfield, London, an antelope trippant ppr. 126. 6 Byfield, au antelope trippant ppr., collared or. cf. 126. 6 BYF Byfleet, Cambs, a Saracen's head affrontee ppr., wreathed with a ribbon arg., tied in a bow-knot on the sinister side. c/. 190. 5 Bylord and Byfford, Heref.. a lion's gamb erect or, holding an eagle's leg erased at the thigh sa. 38. 10 Byford or Baylord, an owl arg. 96. 5 Bygan, Yorlcs, an erm. ppr. cf. 134. 2 Bygbery, Devonsh., a hand holding a leg in armour couped above the knee and spurred ppr. 220. 1 1 Bygod or Bygode, Yorks, on a chapeau arg., turned up gu., charged with two bars az., a dolphin embowed and de- vouring the cap or. Bygot, seven arrows or, one in six in saltier. 173. 7 Byirley, a lion's gamb holding up a human heart, all ppr. 30. 1 1 Bykenor and Bicknor, Kent, an antelope's head gu., armed arg., collared or. c/. 126. 2 Bykenor, a pheon erm. 174. 11 Byles, out of a ducal coronet or, a lion's head per bend embattled arg. and gu. 17- 5 Bylney, Norf., out of a tower a demi- griftin sa. 157. 5 Byhe, a hind regardant or, resting the dexter foot on a ball sa. cf. 124. 11 Byng, Earl ot Strafford, see Strafford. Byng, Viscount Torrington, see Torring- ton. Byng, Midds., a heraldic antelope sta- tant erm., armed, crined, and ungu. or. Tucbor. cf. 127. 5 Byng, Cranmer- : (:) A heraldic ante- lope trippant erm., attired, tusked, crined, and ungu. or (/( 9J Byrch, a hare courant sa., collared or. </ 136. 3 Byrch, Kent and Sussex, an eagle rising ppr., holding in the dexter claw a ban- ner az., charged with a cross clechee or, the staff, point, and tassels of the same. 78. 14 Byrch, Essex, a squirrel sejant eating an apple, and holding a branch of birch in the sinister foot. Byrch, Essex, a squirrel sejant, bendy wavy of six or and az., holding a branch of birch vert. Byrchett or Birket, of Kent and Rye, Sussex, a tiger vert, gorged with a ducal coronet or. cf. 27. 14 e and I Byrdall, a stag's head erased ppr. 121. 2 173. 7 I Byrde, Kent, a stag's head cabossed arg., up a between the atfires or, a bird of the last. 122. 9 j Byrde, Lines, a demi-lion sa., guttee-de I sang. cf. 10. I Byrde, Captain Henry, of Pentre House, Goytrey, near Pontypool, same crest. Quid leone forlitis. Byrde, on a dolphin embowed ppr., an I eagle with wings addorsed or. ! Byres, a cock regardant ppr. ilarte suo ! tulus. gu 9 Byres, Moir-, George, of Tonley White- house. Aberdeensh., same crest and motto. Byres of Coates, a bee volant or. Eule be ours. 137. I Byres, Scotland, a catherine-wheel. 167.2 Byres, see Byers. Byrmyncham, a cap per pale indented arg. and sa., between two wings ex- panded or. (2) A crane's head erm., erased ! Byrn, Ireland and England, a mermaid gu., pierced through the neck by an | ppr. 184. 5 arrow in bend sinister or, barbed and j Byrne, Ireland, a mermaid ppr., charged flighted arg. {for Cranmer). Tuebor. j with three escallops or, holding in he Byng, Cranmer-, Lieutenant-Colonel j dexter hand a mirror and in her sinister Alfred Molyneux, Quendon Hall, New- a dart. port, same crests and motto. Byrne, Thomas Joseph. Esquire, J.P, of j Byngham, a hand ppr holding three Rossmakea, Dundalk, a mermaid ■ Bythesea, Rear-Admiral John, C.B., of branches of cinquefoil gu., leaved vert, holding in her dexter hand a mirror, j 22, Ashburne Place, S.W., same crest and charged on the sleeve sa. wit'n a j and in her sinister a comb, all ppr., I and motto. cross arg. 205. 12 1 and charged below the waist with an : Bythesea, Samuel Francis GIossop, Es- Byngley of Broughton, Flintsh., a pellet { escallop gu. Certavi et vici. 292. 5 i quire, of 36, Adelaide Crescent, charged with a pheon arg., between ; Byrne, Hon. Sir Edmund Widdrington, I _ Brighton,_ same crestand motto. two wings erect ( ' ' ' . « . , CAD Byrne, of Cabineteely, Dublin, a mermaid holding in her dexter hand a mirror and in her sinister hand a comb, all ppr. Certavi et vici 184. 5 Byrne and Byrn, a hand issuing from a cloud in pale holding a garb. 218. 3 Byrom, Lanes, a hedgehog sa. 135. 8 Byrom, Lanes, a hedgehog sa., charged for distinction with a 'cross crosslet arg. Anne a tons points. cf. 135. 8 Byrom, Edward, Esquire, of Culver, near Exeter, and Kersall Cell, Lanes, Grira- ston Garth, Hull, same crest and motto. Byrom, out of a ducal coronet or, a tree vert. 145-9 Byron, Rt. Hon. George Frederick William, Baron Byron, of Rochdale, Lanes, a mermaid with a comb and a mirror, all ppr. Crede Byron. 184. 5 Byron of Bayford, Herts, and Couldon, Surrey, a mermaid ppr. holding in her dexter hand an escutcheon suspended by a ribbon az., and in her sinister a Byrtwhysell, Lanes, a dolphin ppr. 140. 5 Byshe, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a demi-lion or. I5- ^3 Byshe, a mule passant arg. Byshoppe. Dublin, an eagle displayed gu. 75- 2 Bysse, on a mount vert, two snakes inter- woven and erect, respecting each other or. Bystley, a cross pattee gu., between two wings or. no. 7 Bythell of Winchester, out of a ducal coronet or, a boar's head and neck arg. 41. 4 Bythesea of Week House, Wilts, and Freshford, Somer.s., an eagle displayed arg., charged on the breast with the Roman fasces erect, surmounting two swords in saltier, and encircled by a chaplet ppr., and on each wing with a cross crosslet fitchee gu. Mutare vd timere sperno. cf. JS- Byngley or Bynley, a harp or. 16S. 9 | Byorley, see Byerlcy. j Byrch, Essex, on a mount a birch -tree ppr. I Byrch, Beds, a hare courant sa. cf. 1 36. 3 I K.B., of 33, Lancaster Gate, W., a | Bythesea, Kent, out of a mural coronet mermaid ppr. holding in her dexter j arg., masoned sa., a griffin's head du- hand a mirror and in her sinister a \ cally gorged ppr. 67. 6 comb, between two dexter hands ' Bywater, out of a ducal coronet, a hand apaumee couped at the wrists arg. i in armour holding a scimitar, all ppr. Certavi et viri. I 200. 1 1 Cabbell, Benj. Bond, Esquire, of Cromer Hall, Norf., an arm in armour embowed grasping a sword, all ppr. 195. 2 Cable, Ernest, Esquire, of Calcutta, in front of a fret sa., an escutcheon or, charged with a padlock of the first. Cabot, an escallop or. 141. 12 Cabourne, Cabron, and Cabrone, of Tliras- throp. Lines, out of a ducal coronet or, arg., charged with a martlet Cabytott, Norf., a greyhound current az., ; collared and ringed or. cf. 58. 2 Cacher, London, out of a ducal coronet | or, a demi-leopard arg., spotted and j collared of the first. cf. 23. 13 ! Caddei, Scotland, a tower gu., loopholes I and portway or. 1 56. 2 CaddeU and "Cadell, Scotland, a stag's! head ppr. Vigilantia non cad'-t. | 121. 5 Caddey, a pile charged with a cross pattee fitched or. I Caddon, an arm in armour embowed holding in the hand an arrow in pale, surmounted by a bow stringed in fe.ss, the cord crossing in saltire over the arrow. ipS- 9 Caddy, a cross crosslet vert. 166. 2 Cade, Kent, a demi-cockatrice winged gu., combed or. Cade, Derbysh., a demi-lion rampant gu. 10. 3 Cade, Derbysh. and Essex, a demi-lion rampant gu., charged on the shoulder CAD with a bezant, and holding in the dexter paw a fleur-de-lis or. cj. 13. 2 Cade, Francis Joseph, M.A., Teighmore, Cheltenham, a demi-lion rampant gu. Generositate. Cadell, London, a stag's head couped sa., collared arg., pendent from the collar an escutcheon of the arms viz., arg., a cross engrailed vert, in the first quarter a stag's head caboshed. Deo duce. cj. 120. 8 Cadell, M. G. I,. M.D., 15, Talbot Road, Bayswater, W., a stag's head erased. Vigilantia non cadet. 121.2 Cadell, Colonel Thomas, of Cockenzie House, Prestonpans. a stag's head ppr. VigUarUia non cadet. 121. 2 Cadell, see Caddell. Cadicott, a dexter hand per fess gu. and arg., holding a battle-axe. 213. 12 Cadicott, a demi-ape ppr. cf. 1 36. 13 Cadiman, London and Norf., a rock ppr. surmounted by a fleur-de-lis or. <■/■ I79. 7 Cadman, a stork's head royally crowned ppr. 104. 7 Cadman of Westbourne House, Yorks, same crest. Deus et palria. Cadman, Rev. John Montagu, M.A. (Cantab), of The Vicarage, Sedbergh, Yorks., in front of a rock a stork's head, both ppr., ducally crowned or. Detis et palria. 237. 19 Cadman, Rev. William Snape, M.A., Vicar of Boxley, Kent, same crest and motto. Cadman, Charles William, Copmanhurst, Broomhill, Sheffield, same crest and motto. Cadman, John Heatoo, Ackworth, same crest and motto. Cadogan, Earl (Cadogan), Culford Halt, Bury St. Edmunds, out of a ducal coronet or, a dragon's head vert. Qui invidet minor est. 72. 4 Cadurcis, a griffin's head erased gu., holding in the beak a trefoil vert, gorged vrith a ducal coronet or. cf. 71. S Cadwoodley, an antelope trippant per pale gu. and or, attired of the last. 126. 6 Cady, a merlin ppr., chained, tasselled and belled or. Cadye, Glouc, on a mount vert, a cocka- trice arg., combed and wattled gu., ducally gorged and chained or. Cssar, Hunts, a cross pattee. 165. 7 Csesar, a dolphin embowed ppr., in the sea vert. cf. 1 40. 5 Cafe, Claremont, Sidmouth, Devonsh., in front of a sword erect, point down- wards arg., hilted or, an escutcheon az., charged with a Saracen's head couped, also arg. Coup sur coup. 171. 8 Cafe, Charles Haydon Wilkinson, Esquire, same crest and motto. Cafe, General William Martin, V.C, of Wetherby Place, South Kensington, same crest. From Caf to Caf. Cage, Kent, a stag trippant erm., attired or, charged on the shoulder with an annulet gu. 117. 9 Cahan and Cahane, Ireland, an arm em- bowed holding a sword ppr. 201. 4 Cahill, Ireland and England, a lion's gamb holding a scimitar ppr. 38. 13 Cahill and Cabil, Ireland, a demi-buU rampant sa., gorged with a chaplet vert. 45. 14 Cahill, John Nugent, Esquire, J. P., of Ballyconra, co. Kilkenny, Ireland, an anchor erect entwined with a cable ppr., out of the dexter fluke an oak- branch, also ppr. In Domino confido. 299. 10 Cahill, John, M.D., 12, Seville Street, Lowndes Square, S.W., same crest and motto. Cabn, Cahan, and Cahun, Scotland, a stag's head erased. Si je puis. 121. 2 Cahurta, a stag erm., attired or. 121. 5 Caillard of Wingfield House, Wilts, a quail ppr. Aid-toi, Dieu t'aidera. cf 89. 12 Caillard, same crest and motto. Cain and Caine, a demi-antelope per fesse arg. and az., collared and attired or. 126. 3 Cain, William Joseph, Esquire, of Wood- bourna Square. Douglas, Isle of Man, in front of a demi-heraldic antelope gu., armed and gorged with a collar gemel or, semee of plates, supporting between its legs a mullet of six points, pierced arg., a rock ppr. £sto quod esse Caird, a demi-friar issuing, holding in his hand a staff erect ppr. Caird, Henryson-, James Alexander, of Cassencary, Creetown, N.B., a dexter hand fesseways couped at the WTist ppr., holding a star of six points ensigned with a crescent arg. Virtus sola nobilital. 286. 1 1 Cairleon, a crass moline lozenge-pierced erm. cf. i6^. 11 Cairncross of Balmashaner, Scotland, a dagger in pale ppr. Certamine porta. 169. 2 Cairne, Scotland, a hand holding a fish ppr. 220. 4 Cairnes, Scotland, a fleur-de-lis. Efflo- Cairnes, Scotland, a cinquefoil ppr. Effioresco. 148. 12 Cairnes, on a tower a martlet statant ppr. 156. 9 Cairnie, Scotland, a ship under sail. ppr. 1 6c. 13 Cairnie, on a cinquefoil vert, a martlet sa. Ad alia. Cairns, Earl (Cairns), I.indisfarne, near Bournemouth, a martlet arg., charged with a trefoil slipped vert. Effioresco. cf. 95. 4 Cairns, Scotland, a bell az. Suh spe. 168. 7 Cairns, Scotland, a palm-tree ppr. Vir- tus ad cethera lendil. 144. 15 , Cairns of Pilmor, a cinquefoil ppr. Effio- I resco. 148. 12 Cairns, Scotland, a stag's head erased ppr., between the attires a cross crosslet fitched. Semper fidelis. 120. 12 Caithness, Earl of (Sinclair), 59, Inverness Terrace, W., a cock ppr. Commit thy work to God. 91. 2 Calamount, an antelope's head erased erm., attired arg. 126. 2 Calamy, a hedgehog ppr. 135. 8 CAL Calandrine, a demi-eagle displayed arg., holding in the beak a scroll, thereon the motto Sursum. 81. 14 Calcot, see Caldecot. Calcott, Hants, a lion sejant collared and lined. Dieu avec nous. 7. 4 Caleraft of Ingress, Kent, and Rempston, Dorset, a greyhound current sa., col- lared and ringed arg., charged on the body with a pallet wavy or. cf. 58. 2 Caleraft, William Montague, Esquire, of Remp.ston, Wareham, Dorset, same crest. Caleraft of Ancaster Hall, Lines, a grey- hound current sa., charged with a cross crosslet or. cf. 58. i Caldecot, Oxon., a demi-heraldic tiger or, tufted, maned, and attired with two straight horns sa., the horns wreathed of the first and last. Caldecot, Chesh., an ostrich ppr. 97. 2 Caldecott, a demi-lion rampant or, charged on the shoulder with a cinque- foil gu. cf. 10. 2 Caldecott, Colonel Chailes Thomas, of Holbrook Grange, Rugby, a demi-lion rampant gu., charged on the shoulder with a cinquefoil arg. In utrumque Calder, a stag's head cabossed ppr. 122. 5 Calder, within a serpent in orle a boar's head erased and erect. 41. 11 Calder of Lynegar, a stag's head cabossed sa. Vigilans non cadit. 122. 5 Calder, a swan ppr., crowned or. Be mindful. 99. 4 Calder, Bart., Scotland, a swan swimming in a loch, bordered with flags ppr. Vigilans non cadet. 99. 8 Calder, in water a duck swimming ppr. 102. 7 Calderwood of Pittedy, a dexter hand holding a palm-branch ppr. Veritas premitur non opprimilur. 219. 9 Calderwood of Polton, a phoenix in flames ppr. Virtus sibi preemium. 82. 2 Calderwood, Scotland, a beehive ppr., with bees volant. 137. 7 Calderwood, Scotland, a dove holding in its beak a palm-branch ppr. Spero. cf. 92. 5 Caldicote, a lion statant gardant ppr., supporting an esquire's helmet embel- lished or. Si Deus pro nobis quis contra nos. cf. 4. I Caldmore, a demi-Turk vested holding in his dexter hand a staff headed with a crescent. Caldron, a dexter hand holding a palm- branch slipped ppr. 219. II CaldwaU of Alston, Staffs, a cock's head arg., beaked, combed, and wattled gu., between two wings expanded sa., hold- ing in the beak a cross pattee fitchee or. 90. 7 Caldwell, Bart., Ireland, out of a ducal coronet a sceptre or, entwined with two serpents vert, between two wings ppr. 170. 13 Caldwell, Scotland, a fountain throwing up water ppr. 159. 13 Caldwell, issuing out of a mural crown or, a dexter arm in armour, the hand holding a sword in bend, all ppr. Fac et spera. cf. 2 1 o. 2 Caldwell, a demi-Uon grasping a broken scimitar, all ppr. cf. 10. 2 F CAL Caldwell, Charles Henry Bulwer, Esquire, of New Grangs, co. Meath, the Cedars, Windlesham, Surrey, issuant from a naval crown or, a demi-lion, the dexter paw grasping a scimitar ppr., pommel and hilt gold, the sinister resting on an anchor erect, also ppr. Ense liberfatem petit. Caldwell, Colonel Robert Townley, of Brook House, Cambridge, and Innes- hewen, Abo3me, N.B., out of an Eastern crown arg.. the rim inscribed " Gooty " in letters sa., a demi-lion rampant, holding in his dexter paw a falchion ppr., and supporting in his sinister paw an escutcheon az. charged with a representation of a medal conferred upon Sir Alexander Caldwell in commemoration of his services at the siege of Seringapatam, pendent from a ribbon tenne. Virtus et spes. Caldwell, out of an Eastern crown or, a demi-lion gu., holding in the dexter paw a sword ppr., pommel and hilt of the first, supporting between the paws two flag-staves in bend sinister, the one being that of the Union flag of Great Britain surmounting the other with the staff broken, being a flag swallow-tailed vert, semee of mullets arg. Virtus et spes. Caldwell, Hugh, Esquire, of Blackwood, near Newport, Monm., a demi-lion rampant, holding in its dexter paw a broken scymitar, all ppr. Aspiro. 275. 2 Caldwell, Norf., a demi-cock rising. 90. 9 Caldwell, Bart., Quebec, out of a ducal coronet or, a dexter cubit arm in pale ppr., grasping a cross Calvary gu. Sapcre aude. Caldwell, Staffs, a lion couchant arg., gorged with two bars, the upper sa., the lower vert, holding between the paws a cold well ppr. Niti facere ex- periri. Caldwoodley, Devonsh., an antelope trip- pant. 126. 6 Calebot, Norf., a greyhound current az., collared and rinsed or. c/. 58. 2 Caledon, Earl Ol (Alexander), Caledon, CO. Tyrone, Ireland, an arm in armour embowed ppr., holding in the hand a sword of the last. Per mare, per terras. 195. 2 Calender and Callandar, Scotland and Ireland, out of an Eastern coronet or, a dexter hand holding up a billet ppr. 215. 14 Calibut, a stag's head at gaze az. c/. 119. 12 Call, Sir William George Montagu, Bart., of Whiteford, Cornw., a demi-lion ram- pant holding in his paws a trumpet fessewise arg. Grata manu. cf. 9. 1 5 Callagan and O'Callagan, Ireland, a naked arm embowed holding in the hand a sword with a snake entwined round the blade, the head towards the hand, aU ppr. c/. 201. 3 Callagan, a morion ppr. 180. i Callandar and Callender, a dexter hand holding a billet ppr. / mean well. 215. II Callander, George Frederick William, of Craigforth, Stirling, and Ardkinglass, Argyll, a dexter hand ppr., holding a billet or. I mean well. 215.11 95 Callander, Bart., Stirlingsh., out of an Eastern crown or, a dexter cubit arm ppr., holding in the hand a billet. Et domi et foris. 215. 14 Callander and Callendar, two elephants' probosces addorsed per fess gu. and or. 123. 10 Callarde and Calliarde, Norf., a demi- lion sa., supporting a double scaling- ladder or. Callender-Brodie, John Sharp, Esquire, of Idvies, Forfar, and 26, Moray Place, Edinburgh, a dexter hand holding a sheaf of arrows ppr. Be mind/itl to unite {jor Brodie). A dexter hand ppr., holding a billet or. / mean well (for Callender). Calley, Colonel Thomas Charles PleydeU, Burderop Park, Wilts, a demi-lion holding in the dexter paw a battle- axe arg., handle gu., and charged on the shoulder with a bend of the last, thereon three mullets of the first. Callide et honeste. 15. 6 Callis, out of a ducal coronet a cocka- trice's head between two wings, all ppr. 6S. II Callore, on a ducal coronet a sheaf of arrows environed by a serpent. 173. 1 1 Calloum, a sinister arm in armour em- 1 10 Med to the sinister ppr., holding a battle-axe handle downwards or. Callow, on a ducal coronet a peacock ppr. 103. 8 Callwell, Scotland, a hand erect ppr., holding a cross pattee fitchee gu. 221. 12 Calmady of Langdon Hall, Devonsh., a Pegasus sa., ungu. and collared or. Sirnilis frondescit virga metallo. cf. 47. I Calrow of Adlington, Chesh., and Walton Lodge, near Preston, Lanes, a beehive, thereon perched a dove with wings elevated, holding in the beak a sprig of olive, all ppr. Industria. Calshill, a dexter wing erect or. 109. 7 Calston, the moon in her complement. c/. 162. 4 Calthorp and Calthrop, Suff. and Norf., a boar's head and neck az., armed and bristled or. 41. i Calthorpe, Bart., a boar's head and ueck couped vert. Calthorpe, Baron (Gough Calthorpe), Elvetham. Winchfield, Hants: (i) A boar's head couped at the neck az. (2) A boar's head couped arg., pierced through the cheek with a broken spear. Gradu divcrso via una. Calthorpe, Lieutenant-General the Hon. Somerset John Gough, Perry Hall, Birmingham, same crests and motto. Calthrop, HoUway-, Henry Calthrop, Esquire, of Stanhoe Hall, Norf.: (i) In front of a boar's head couped at the neck az., collared gemelle or, three annulets interlaced of the last {for Calthrop). 41. 7. (2) A goat's head couped arg., semee of crescents, and holding in the mouth two trefoils slipped, all gu. {for Holltoay). Qncerere veru7n. 128. 6 Caltoft, Lines, a rose gu., between two laurel-branches vert. 149. 11 Calton of Catsworth, Hunts, a talbol passant arg., collared and lined or. 54- 5 CAM Calton of Babram, Cambs, a boar passant arg. 40. 9 Calverley and Calveley, Chesh. and Yorks, out of a ducal coronet or, a calf's head affrontee sa. 43. 6 Calverley, Sussex and Surrey, a horned owl arg. En caligine Veritas. 96. 5 Calverley of Cockerham, Lanes, a horned owl arg., guttce-de-poix. cf. 96. 5 Calverley, John .Selwyn, Oulton Hall, Yorks, a horned owl arg. Calverley, Edmond Leveson, Esquire, of 1 8, Cheyne Gardens, S.W., same crest. Calverley, Horace Walter, Esquire, of 38, South Eaton Place, S.W., same crest. Calverley- Rudston, Trevor Wheeler, of Allerthorpe Hall, Pocklington, Yorks, a bear's paw erect pean, grasping a cross moUne erminois. Calvert, out of a mural coronet arg., two spears erect, therefrom two forked pennons flowing to the dexter, one erminois, the other pean, the staves gu. Calvert, out of a ducal coronet or, two staves with pennons flying to the dex- ter side, the dexter of the first, the sinister sa. Calvert, Archibald Motteux, Oekley Court, Surrey, same crest. Falti masghii parole femine. Calvert, John Jackson, Esquire, of Woodlands, Marrickville, near Sydney, N.S.W., Clerk of the Parliaments, N.S.W. : (i) A mount vert, thereon an owl erm., gorged with a collar az., pendent therefrom an escocheon sa., charged with three gouttes, two and one, arg. (for Calvert). (2) A goat's head az., erased, armed, and crined or, charged on the neck with a pheon of the last {for Jackson). cf. 128. 5 Calwodley, an antelope trippant per pale gu. and or, attired of the last. 126. 6 Calwood, a dexter hand holding a palm- branch vert. 219. II Cam and Camm, a dove between two laurel-branches in orle. 92. 12 Camac and Camic, a martlet sa. 95. 5 Cambell, Essex, a bear's head couped per fess or and az., muzzled gu. 34. 14 Cambell, a lion's head affrontee ppr. Cambell, a swan ppr., ducally crowned or, between two laurel-branches vert. cf. 99- 4 Cambell, a swan ppr., crowned or. 99-4 Cambell, a boar's head couped in fess. 43- I Camber, Essex, a Saxon crown per pale sa. and arg., between two wings ex- panded, counterchanged. 1 10. 9 Camborne, Cornw., three broken spears or, tied together with a band gu., two in saltier, one in pale. Cambridge, Duke of, upon a coronet composed of crosses pattee and straw- berry leaves a lion statant guardant and crowned with a like coronet, all or, differenced by a label of three points arg., the centre point charged with the cross of St. George, and each of the other points with two hearts in pale gu. Cambridge and Cambrige, a lion passant gardant ppr. 4. 3 CAM Cambridge, a griffin's head erased or, holding in the beali a cross crosslet fitched of the same. c/. 66. 2 Cambridge, Pickard- of Bloxworth House, Dorset: (i) A griffin's head erased sa., serai'-e of trefoils, holding in the beak a cross botony fitcliee or (for Cambridge). (2) A lion sejant arg., charged on the shoulder with an ermine spot, and gorged with a collar gemelle sa., supporting with the dexter fore-paw an escutcheon gu., charged with a fleur-de-lis within a bordure or (lor Pickard). Esse quam videri. Camden, Marquess (Pratt), Bayham Abbey, Lamberhurst, Kent: (i) An elephant's head erased arg. [for Pratt). 133- 3- (') A dragon's head erased vert, holding in the mouth a sinister hand couped at the -wrist gu., and about the neck a chain, and pendent therefrom a portcullis or (for Jeffreys). Judicium parium, aut lev Icrrce. of. 72. 6 Camden, on a pile or, six estoiles gu. Camden, a cross pattee per pale sa. and arg., between two wings counter- changed. 1 10. 7 Camel, a camel's head. i3-- 7 Cameron, Sir Charles, Bart., Balclutha, Greenock, N.B., on a rock ppr. five arrows points downwards barbed and feathered az., enfiled with an annulet gu. Pro patria. 254. 2 Cameron, a sheaf of five arrows tied with a band gu. 173-3 Cameron, Donald, Esquire, Chief of Clan Cameron, of Achnacarry, Spean Bridge, Inverness-sh., and of Loohiel : (i) A dexter arm in armour embowed brandishing a sword, all ppr. (2) A sheaf of five arrows tied with a band gu. Pro rrge et patria.U iiite. 195. 2 Cameron, Scotland, an arm in armour embowed brandishing a broadsword ppr. Pro regc et patria. 195. 2 Cameron of Glendessary, an arm in armour holding in the hand a sword ppr. Hinc orior. 210. 2 Cameron, Allan Gordon. Letterwalton. Ledaig, Argyllsh., same crest. Pro Rege et patria. Cameron, Bart, [extinct), Scotland: (i) Out of a mural coronet or, a dexter arm in armour embowed, the hand grasping a sword, all ppr. 195. 9. (2) As an honourable augmentation, a High- lander of the 92nd Foot up to the middle in water, grasping in his dexter hand a broadsword, and in his sinister a banner inscribed " 9271^," all within a wreath of laurel. Over the crests " Arriverette" ; underthearms " Maija.'' Cameron, Sir Roderic William, of Glen- nevis, Canada, and Clifton Berney, Staten Island, New York, a cubit arm erect ppr., the hand grasping a flagstaff in bend sinister, also ppr., therefrom flowing a banner arg., charged with a lymphad sa. Hinc orior. 267. 15 Cameron, Hants, a dexter arm in armour embowed ppr., holding in the hand a sword, also ppr., hilt and pommel or. 195. 2 Cameron, John, Esquire, of Meiklehill House, Kirkintilloch, X.B., same crest. Pro rege et patria. 96 Cameron, Henry Lovett, Millbrook House, Shepperton, same crest. Pro rege et patria. Cameron, a lion's gamb sa., holding a flag arg., charged with an eagle with two heads displayed, also sa. 35. 12 Camfield and Camfyld, Norf., out of a tower a demi-lady ppr. Camfield, an arm erect couped at the elbow, vested, holding in the hand three wheat-ears ppr. c/. 205. 7 CamiC, «ee Camao. Camm, see Cam. Camm, a cross gu., charged with a cres- cent or. Camm, John Brooke Maker, M.A., Burn- ham Grange, Bournemouth, on a Greek cross of the second, a crescent of the first. Per crucem ad lucem. Cammell, Charles, Esquire, of the Hall, Hutton's Anibo, Yorks., a camel's head erased arg., gorged with a collar gemelle sa., holding in the mouth a trefoil slipped sa. Perseverando. 296. 10 Cammell, Charles David Wilson, Ash- wicke Hall, Marshfield, Chippenham, same crest and motto. 132. :o Cammell, Bernard Edward, Esquire, of Folly Court, Wokingham, Berks, same crest and motto. Cammell, Archibald Allen, Esquire, of Brookfield Manor, Hathersage, Shef- field, same crest and motto. Camoys, Baron (Stonor), Stonor Park, Henley-on-Thames, on a wreath or and az., a rock arg., charged with spots gu. and az., and a dove pecking thereat nith a stone gu. in its beak. 259. 12 Camoys or Camays, a lion's head erased az., holding in the mouth a trefoil slipped vert. cf. 17. 8 Camp, a griffin's head erased, ducally gorged, holding in the beak a branch of laurel, all ppr. 66. 1 1 Campbell, Duke of Argyll, -ice Argyll. Campbell, Marquess of Breadalbane, see Breadalbane. Campbell, Earl of Loudoun, .sec Loudoun. Campbell, Earl Cawdor, see Cawdor. Campbell, Lord Stratheden and Campbell, Campbell, Baron Clyde, see Clyde. Campbell, -m M'lver-Campbeil. Campbell-Davys, see Davys. Campbell-Douglas, see Douglas-Campbell- r)..,i-ia-. Campbell-Orde, Bart., see Orde. Campbell, Earl of Islay, a boar's head couped. Memini. 43- i Campbell, Baron, a boar's head erased gyrony of eight or and sa. Audacter et aperte. 42. 2 Campbell of Ormidale, Argyllsh., a boar's head couped or. Ne obliviscaris. 43. i Campbell, Major-General Frederick Lorn, 12, Cranley Gardens, S.W., a boar's head erased or. Nil tibi. Ciod a sin Campbell of Asknish, a boar's head couped or. Nunquam obliviscar. 43. i Campbell, Maclver Forbes Morison Mac- Iver, of Ballochyle, Argyllsh., a boar's head couped ppr. / %oill not forget. 43. i Campbell, William Eose, Esquire, of Ballochyle, Argyllsh., same crest and motto. 43. I CAM I Campbell, Colin George Pelham, Stone- ! field, Argyllsh., a boar's head couped transpierced by a sword and a javelin in saltire. Non obliviscar. 1 Campbell, a boar's head couped sa. Usque I ad aras. 43. i I Campbell of Lis, Argyllsh., a boar's 1 head couped ppr. Deo volenle. 43. i [ Campbell, Major-General Patrick John, 1 the Albany, Piccadillv, same crest. : Nil tibi. Campbell, Colonel Aylmer M'lver, of Asknish, Argyllsh., a boar's head couped or. Nunquam obliviscar. 43. i Campbell of Monzie, Perth, a boar's head erased ppr. Follow me. 42. 2 Campbell, Rt. Hon. James Alexander, of Stracathro, Forfarsh., a boar's head , erased ppr. Ne. obliviscaris. 42. 2 Campbell, Sir Guy Theophilus, Bart., of the Lodge, Thames Ditton, Surrey, and Scotland, a boar's head in fess erased or, langued gu. Folloiv me. 42. 2 Campbell, John, Esquire, of Rathfern, White Abbey, co. Antrim, same crest. 1 Nc obliviscaris. j Campbell of Slochaster, Scotland, a boar's head erased chequy or and sa. Sequor. 42. 2 I Campbell of Lochdochart, a boar's head I erased ppr. Eecte sequor. 42. 2 j Campbell of Port Glasgow, a boar's head I erased ppr. Deo volente. 42. 2 Campbell, a boar's head erased ppr. I Follow vie. 42. 2 j Campbell, James, Esquire, of Craignish j and Ardnagreggan, Callander, N.B., a j boar's head erased ppr. Fit via vi. 42. 2 j Campbell, James, Esquire, of TuUichewan I Castle, Alexandria, Dunibartonsh., i same crest and motto. I Campbell of London and Middlesex, a I boar's head erased or. 42. 2 I Campbell-Bannerman, Sir Henry, M.P.. of 6, Grosvenor Place, and Hunton' Court, Kent: (i) On the dexter side a demi-man in armour ppr. (jor Bannerman). 187. i. (2) On the sinister side a boar's head erased ppr. (for Campbell). Patrice. fiAdis.Ne obliviscaris. 42. 2 Campbell, Alexander, Esquire, of CammOj Midlothian, a boar's head erased sa., armed and langued gu. Follow, me. 42. 2 Campbell, Duncan, Esquire, of Inverneill and Ross, Argyllsh., a boar's head erased or, langued gu. Fit via vi. 42. 2 Campbell, Sir Gilbert Edward, Bart., of Carrick-Buoy, Ireland, an Eastern crown surmounted by a boar's head erased ppr. Ne obliviscaris. cf. 42. 2 Campbell of Lawers, a boar's head erect and erased az. Fac et spera. 43. 3 Campbell of Colgrain, Dumbarton, a boar's head erect and erased or, armed and langued az. Fac et spera. 43. 3 Campbell of Park, a boar's head erased and erect or, langued az. Fac et spera. 43- 3 Campbell, Henry A., Esquire, of Eastwell Park, Ashford, Kent, a boar's head erased and erect or, langued az. Foe et spera. 43. J CAM Campbell, Henry Alexander, Esquire, of Lynford Hall, Mundford, Norf., a boar's head erect and erased or. Fac et spera. 43- 3 Campbell, William Middleton, Esquire, of Camis-Eskan, Helensburgh, N.B., and Fen Place, Turner's Hill, Sussex, same crest and motto. Campbell, a dove holding in its beak an olive-branch ppr. Gaudimn ad/ero. 92. 5 Campbell of Gargunnock, a stork ppr. Sefero. 105. 11 Campbell, Scotland, a swan gorged with ducal coronet ppr. Be miyid/id.c/. 99. 2 Campbell of Ardchattan Priory, Argyllsh. a swan with wings elevated arg., crowned with an Eastern crown or. Be mindful. cj. 99. 4 Campbell of Calder, a swan ppr., crowned or. Be mindfid. cf. 99. 2 Campbell, Sir John William, Bart., of Ardnamurchan and Airds, same crest and motto. ef. 99. 2 Campbell of Moy, Elgin, Scotland, a swan rising ppr., crowned or. Be ever mind- h'l. 99- 4 Campbell of Auchmannoch, Ayrsh., a two-headed eagle displayed gu., in a fiame of fire or. / byde my tyme. (2) Three ears of barley bladed ppr. 74. 6 Campbell, Arthur, Esquire, of Catrine House, Ayrsh., W.S., crest as first above, same motto. Campbell, issuing out of water a demi- eagle displayed with two heads, above it the sun shining ppr. 82. 10 Campbell, Ireland, the wings of an eagle conjoined ppr. Vlterius et melius. 113. I Campbell of Fairfield, Ayrsh., an eagle's head erased ppr. Constanter et pru- duitia. 66. 2 Campbell of Skerrington, an eagle's head. Constans et prudens. 66. i Campbell, Scotland, an eagle's head couped ppr. Constanter et prudentia. 66. I Campbell of Treesbank, AsTsh., a phoenix head erased or. Constanter et pru- Campbell of Sornbeg, Ayrsh., same crest and motto. Campbell, George James, of Cessnock, a phoenix's head erased or. Constanter et prudenter. Campbell of Glassnock, Ayrsh., a phoenix head couped ppr. Constans et prudens. Campbell of Shawfield and Islay, a griffin spgreant holding the sun between its claws ppr. Fidus amicus. 62. 6 Campbell, Somerset-, Captain Walter Douglas, of Holly Grove, Windsor Park, same crest and motto. Campbell, James Carter, Esquire, J.P., of Ardpatrick, Tarbert, Argyllsh. { i ) A griffin segreant holding the sun be- tween the fore-paw. (2) Two oars of a galley in saltire. Terra mare fide. Campbell of Woodhall, Lanarksh., a griffin segreant holding in his claws the sun ppr. Fidus amicus. 62. 6 Campbell, Sir Archibald Spencer Lind- sey, Bart., of Succoth, Scotland, and 23, Moray Place, Edinburgh, a camel's head couped ppr. Labor omnia superat. 132. 7 97 Campbell of Inveraw, a hart's head ppr. Pro oris et focis. 1 2 1 . 5 Campbell of Glenfeochin, a stag's head ppr. Mar bu mhianu dom. Fortitu- dine et prudentia. 121. 5 Campbell of Glenfeachar, a goat statant az., armed and ungu. or, holding in the mouth a sprig of ivy ppr. Marbu mhianu lean. 129. 9 Campbell, a lion sejant affrontee and erect gardant, holding in the dexter paw a sword, and in the sinister a crown of laurel. Victoriam coronat Christus. cf. 7. 3 Campbell, Sir James, Bart., of Aberu- chill, Perthsh., Kilbryde Castle, Dun- blane, Perthsh., and Whitemead Park, Coleford, Glouc, a lion affrontee gu., crowned with laurel, and holding in the dexter paw a sword ppr., hilted and pommelled or, and in the sinister a dag or Highland pistol, also ppr. Sequitur victoria forteis. Campbell, John Logan, Esquire, M.D., F.R.C.G., of Kilbryde, Auckland, New Zealand, a lion affrontee gu., crowned with laurel, and holding in the dexter paw a sword ppr., hilted and pommelled or, and in the sinister a dag or High- land pistol, also ppr. Seqxtitur victoria forteis. Campbell of Glenlyon, a demi-lion ram- pant ppr., gorged with a collar gyronny of eight or and sa., and holding in his dexter paw a heart gu., crowned or. Quce recta seq^tor. Campbell, Sir Archibald Ava, Bart., Scotland: (i) On a mount vert, a Burmese warrior on horseback armed and accoutred ppr. (2) Out of an Eastern crown or, a demi-lion ppr., supporting with the dexter paw a man's heart gu., crowned or. Persever- antia victor. Campbell, Suff., a lion's head affrontee y)pr. / heare in minde. cf. 18. i Campbell, London, a demi-hound az.. gorged with a ducal coronet or. Fces- tina lente. Dieu pour nous. 55. 12 Campbell, TJeutenant-Colonel Duncan, of South Hall, Colintraive, N.B., a hart's head, erased ppr. Pro oris et focis. Campbell, Graham-, Robert Charles, of Shervin. Lochgilphead; (i) A hart's head erased ppr. (2) An escallop or. Pignus amoir. Pro aris et focis. Campbell, Scotland, a ship at anchor ppr. Vincit labor. 160. 4 Campbell of Ardkinlis, a galley, her oars in action sa. Set on. 160. 7 Campbell, Sir Archibald Campbell, Bart., of Blythswood, Renfrewsh., J. P., D.L. : 160. 6. (i) A lymphad sa. 160. 6. (2) On a cap of maintenance ppr., a salamander vert, encircled with flames of fire, also ppr. 138. 2. (3) A human heart ensigned with an imperial crown ppr. Vincit labor. Jamais arriere. Campbell - Horsfall, Charles, Esquire, M.B., Ch.B. (Vict. Univ.), of Clevedon, Somerset : (,i ) A dexter cubit arm, holding a tilting-spear in bend sinister. 214. II. (2) A boar's head ereised. Audaces juvo. 42. 2 Campbell of Skipness Castle, Argyllsh., two oars of a galley in saltier. Terra marique fides. 179. 3 CAM Campbell of AuchawiUing, two oars of a galley in saltier. Armis et fide. 179. 3 Campbell, same crest. Vi et fide. Campbell, Rev. Archibald Ean, of All Souls' Vicarage, Leeds, same crest. Terra mare que fides. Campbell, .■Mexander James Henry, of Dunstaffnage, Argyllsh., an anchor in pale reversed az. Vigilando. cf. 161.1 Campbell, Pleydell-Bouverie- : (i) Two oars of a galley in saltire ppr. (for Campbell). 179. 3. (2) A denii-eagle displayed with two heads sa., ducally gorged or, and charged on the breast with a cross crosslet arg. (for Bouverie) Vis et fides. Patria cara, carior libertas. Campbell of Glenfalloeh, Perth, a human heart gu., pierced through with an arrow bendwise ppr. Thus far. 181. 10 Campbell, Cockburn-, Sir Thomas, Bart., of Gartsford, Scotland: (i) A cubit arm erect, holding in the hand a sci- mitar ppr. (/or Ca)»p6eM). 213.:;. (2) A cock ppr. (for Cockburn). Without fear. Vigilans et audax. 91. 2 Campbell of Barbieston, Ayrsh., a hand and arm holding a dagger, with the sun above in his splendour, all ppr. Honore et armis. cf. 212. 3 Campbell, Captain John, Madras Native Infantry, a dexter hand couped in fess, grasping a dagger erect gu. / forget not. Campbell, Sir Hugh Hume-, Bart., of Marchmont, Berwick, a dexter hand issuing from a heart and grasping a scimitar, all ppr. True to the end. Fides probata coronat. 213. 4 Campbell, Scotland, an arm in armour embowed holding in the hand a dagger. Paratus sum. 196. 5 Campbell of Ottar, Scotland, a hand in pale holding a dirk erect ppr. Pro patria semper. 212. o Campbell, Burnley-, Lieutenant-Colonel Hardin, of Ormidale, Colintraive, Argyllsh., same crest and motto. Campbell, Archibald Argyle, of Lochnell, Argyllsh., a dexter hand holding a spear in bend. Audaces juvo. Arvia parata fero. 214. II Campbell, Colin, Esquire, of Ardfin House, Jura, Argyllsh., a hand holding a lance ppr. Audaces juvo. 214. 11 Campbell, James Archibald, Esquire, of Craigie, Ayrsh., a dexter hand and arm couped at the elbow and erect ppr., holding a spur or. Forget me not. cf. 217. 14 Campbell of Craigie House, Ayrsh., same crest and motto. Campbell, James Archibald, Esquire, of Barbreck, near Lochgilphead, a hand holding a spear, Arma parata fero. Campbell, Scotland, a dexter hand hold- ing a spur or. Memor esto. 263.9 Campbell, Albert Johnstone, Esquire, of 17, Cleveland Gardens, Hyde Park, London, W., same crest and motto. Campbell, Sir Norman Montgomery Abercrombie, Bart., of Auchinbreck, a dexter hand ppr., holding a spur or. Forget not. 217. 14 Campbell, William, of Skerrington, Ayrsh., and 12, Randolph Crescent, Edinburgh, a dexter arm in armour, holding in the hand a garland of laurel, all ppr. Campi fero prcemia belli. CAM Campbell-Colquhoun, Rev. John Erskine, of Killermont, and Garscadden, Dum- bartonsh., N.B., Ledeameroch, Dum- blane, and Chartwell, Westerhara, Kent: (l) A hand ppr., holding a buckle or. (2) a boar's head erect and erased or, langued az. Omnia firinat {for Colquhoun). Fac et spera {/or Campbell). Campbell of Duntroon, issuing out of the top of a tower two arms drawing an arrow in a bow, all ppr. Agile pro virihus. 99. 4 Campbell of Netherplace, a hand issuing from a cloud, holding a signet letter ppr. Optime quod opportune. 215. 7 Campbell -Miller -Morrison of Hetland, Dumfriessh., three Jloors' heads con- joined in one neck sa., banded az., the faces looking to the chief, dexter, and sinister respectively. 191. 5 Campbell, Sir Duncan Alexander Dundas, Bart., of Barcaldine, Scotland, a man in full Highland garb holding in his dexter hand a broadsword, on his sin- ister arm a shield, all ppr. Paratus sum. 1 88. 5 Campbell, Scotland, a dexter hand hold- ing a lance in bend sinister. Arma pa rat a fero 214. 11 Campbell, Scotland, a demi-man in a coat of mail holding in his dexter hand a sword, and on his sinister arm a shield az., charged with a unicorn's head and neck, couped arg., horned and maned or. Quid non pro pairia. Campbell-Swinton, John Liulf, Esquire, of Kimmerghame, Dunse, N.B., a boar chained to an oak-tree fructed, all ppr. J'espere. 232. i Campden, Viscount, see Gainsborough, Campe, a griffin's head erased, ducaUy gorged, and holding in the beak a branch of laurel, all ppr. 66. 1 1 Camper, an anchor between two wings. 161. 12 Camperdown, Earl of (Haldane-Duncan), on waves of the sea a dismasted ship ppr. Secundis dubiisque rectus. Campion, London, Devonsh., and Essex, out of a ducal coronet or, a talbot's head sa. 293. 4 Campion, Harold Gilmore, Boscawen, Rydal Road, Streatham. same crest. Campion, William Henry, Esquire, of Danny, Hurstpierpoint, Sussex, a turkey-cock arg., combed and wattled Campion and Campyon, a turkey in pride ppr., combed and wattled gu. toS. 5 Campion and Campyon, a bear's head and neck per pale erm. and sa., muzzled or. 34- 14 Camville, oil a mount a leopard sejant ppr. 24. 12 Canby, a mound sa., ensigued with a cross patee. Canceller and Cancellor, an arm couped at the shoulder embowed in fess, rest- ing upon the elbow and supporting a flag displayed az., charged with a crescent arg. 202. 13 Cancelor and Candisherler, a dexter hand ppr., holding a covered cup or. 217. II Candeler, London, a goat's head couped sa., attired arg. 128 12 Candish, Sufi., an ostrich-head az., gorged with a collar sa., rimmed or, and charged with three bezants. Candishe, a wolf's head couped az., collared or. 30. 9 Candler-Brown, .sec Brown. Candler, Xorf., a shark's head erased ppr. 139- 6 Candler, Woics., an angel ppr., vested arg., holding in the dexter hand a sword, the blade wavy of the first, hilt and pommel or. Ad mortem fidclis. Candler of Kilkenny, Ireland, an angel afifrontee habited az., girded and winged or, holding in the dexter hand a flaming sword ppr., and in the sinister a palm-branch ppr. Ad mortem fidelis. Candler, a goat's head couped sa., armed and maned arg. 128. 12 Candler, Suff., an eagle rising regardant ppr. 77- 4 Cane, a human heart gu., charged with a cinquefoil or. 181. i Cane, a leopard rampant, gorged with a mural coronet. c/. 27. 2 Cane, ..-tt Du Cane. Canham, two palm-branches in orle ppr. 146. 2 Caning, a quatrefoil ppr. 148. 10 Cankrien, Yorks, a demi-lion rampant erminois, holding between the paws a palmer's scrip sa., the strap and tassels or. Cann, Devonsh., a leopard statant ppr. 24. 2 Cann, George Dunning, M..4., LL.M., 6. Lyndhurst Road, Exeter, and Dishcombe, Okehampton, Devonsh., same crest, ilaculis immaculabilis. Cann, Cornw., a cross crosslet iitched, between two wings conjoined. Cann, Bart, (extinct), of Crompton Green- field, Glouc. out of a mural coronet or, a plume of five ostrich-feathers arg. cj. 114. 13 Cann, Skoulding-, of Gilston, Herts: (1) Out of the battlements of a tower ppr., a rose gu., shpped and leaved, also ppr., between four feathers gu. and arg., and arg. and gu. [for Cann). (2) An owl arg., collared sa., holding in the dexter claw a thistle slipped ppr. Perimus licitis. Canning, Viscount Stratford de Redcliffe, sie Stratford. Canning, Baron Garvagh, see Garvagh. Canning, De Burgh-, see Clanricarde, Marquess of. Canning, Viscount (Canning), a demi- griffin az., guttee-d'or. Xe cede malis, sed contra. 64. 2 Canning, Gordon-, William James, Hart- pury, Glouc. : (i) A demi-lion rampant arg., holding in the dexter paw a battle- axe ppr. i/or Canning), c/. 15. 6. (2) A stag's head erased ppr. (for Gordon). ] Dtim vigilo tutus. Bydand. 121. 2 Canning, a demi-lion rampant arg., hold- ing in the dexter paw a battle-axe ppr. cf. 15. 6 Canning, a demi-lion rampant erm., sup- porting a battle-axe ppr. 15-4 Canning, Arthur Richard, of Bryn-y- mor, Woolston, Southampton, a demi- lion rampant arg., holding in the dexter paw a battleaxe ppr. Ne cede malis sed contra. CAP Canning, a demi-lion rampant arg., charged with three trefoils vert, hold- ing in the dexter paw an arrow, point downwards. A'e cede malis, sed contra. Cannock, Lines, a demi-buck couped arg., attired and ducally gorged or, one foot resting on the wreath. c/. 1 19. 2 Cannon, Scotland, between the horns of a crescent arg., a buckle az. 163. 15 Cannon, Pembrokesh., Wales, a cannon sa., mounted on a carriage or. 169. 12 Cannynge, issuing from clouds two dex- ter hands conjoined and gauntleted, holding up a heart inflamed, all ppr. 2X1. 2 Cant of Drybumford, a dove ppr. Aliis reposita 92. 2 Cantelow, Heref., and Cantelupe, a leopard's face gu., jessant-de-lis or. 22. 5 Cantelow, Ireland, a demi-bull per pale or and az. 45. 12 Canterbury, Viscount (Manners-Sutton), on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a peacock in pride ppr. Poury parvenir. 103. 5 Cantillion, Ireland, an arm embowed holding a dagger ppr. cj. 201 . 4 Cantillon, Ireland, a dexter arm era- bowed ppr., holding a dart or, fe,^thered Cantilon, Ireland, a hand holding an arrow point downward. 214. 4 Cantis of Canterbury, Kent, a hart's head erased ppr., attired or, gorged with a collar arg., charged with three roses gu., barbed and seeded ppr. cf. 121. 2 Cantlow, a boar passant. 40. 9 Canton, Ireland, on a chapeau ppr., a boar passant per pale arg. and vert. cf. 40. 8 Canton, Kent, on a chapeau a lion's head erased ppr. 17-9 Canton, Loftus Henry, Pentlow, East- bourne, same crest. Penser avant Cantrell, an arm in armour embowed, holding in the hand a sword by the middle in fess, all ppr. cf. 19;. 6 Cantrell-Hubbersty, Albert Cantrell, Es- quire, of ToUerton Hall, Notts : (i) In front of a griffin's head ersised arg., charged with a fesse engrailed vert, a mole fes.seways or {for Hubbersty). (2) In front of a tower arg., a rock ppr., thereon a boar passant sa. armed or, charged on the body with two roses arg. Uor Cantrell). Propositi tenax over the Hubbersty crest, and Perius fidclc ct aptrtum over the Cantrell crest. Cantrell and Cantrill, a tower arg., the port way sa. Another, gu. 156. 2 Cantwell, a hand ppr., holding an annulet or. 216. I Cantwell, Ireland, a leopard's head couped ppr. 22. 10 Canzler of Burghausen, Bavaria, a hart rampant ppr., holding in the mouth a branch of a tree vert between two elephant's tusks gu. and arg. Cape, a lion passant gu., holding in the dexter paw a sword in pale ppr., hilt and pommel or. cf. 6. 2 Capel of the Grove, Painswick, Glouc, a plume of three ostrich-feathers, two arg. and one gu. iSic vita humana. 115. I CAP Capel of Swanwick, Somers., a demi-lion rampant or, holding in the dexter paw a cross crosslet fitchee gu. ii. lo Capel-Carnegy-Arbuthnott, James Car- negy Capel, Esquire: (i) A peacock's head and neck couped ppr. (2) A hand grasping bunderbolt ppr Interna prixMat. Dread God. Capel-Coningsby, Earl of Essex, see Esses. Capel, Arthur, J.P., Bulland Lodge, Wiveliscombe, Somers., a demi-lion rampant supporting a cross crosslet fitchee or. Fide et Jortitudine. Capell, an anchor cabled gu., bezantee. 161. 2 Capell, Heref. and Glouc, a plume of three ostrich-feathers, the centre one arg., the others gu. 115. i Capes, a cross fleury fitched gu., flory or. 166. 7 Capling of London, out of the centre tower of a castle triple-towered a demi-lion rampant, all ppr. 155. 10 Capon, a demi-lion gu. 10. 3 Capp, a winged spur or. 1 1 1 . 1 2 Cappell, Rev. Louis, D.D., in front of a palmer's staff erect a catherine-wheel or, between two wings az., guttee-d'or. III. 10 Capper, Warw. and Staffs, a dexter arm couped and erabowed, vested az., cuffed erminois, holding in the hand a banner az., the staff' or, fringed and charged with a bee volant of the same. Capper of London, Middx., and Herts, a ram's head and neck couped, charged on the neck with arose. cf. 130. I Capper, a ram's head erased. 130. 6 Capps, Norf., a demi-antelope or. cf. 126. 5 Capron, a demi-man in armour with a lance and a shield, all ppr. Capron, Rev. George HaUiley, of South- wick Hall, Northamp., a cross fleury or, in front of a demi-man affrontee in armour ppr., garnished of the first, holding in the dexter hand an arrow, the barb downwards, also ppr., the sinister hand resting on the cross. Yigilate et orate. Sub cruce solus. 187- 3 Capron, Rev. Charles Henry Ward, B.A., of Westown Lodge, Worthing, same crest. Sub cruce salus. Caradoc or Cradoek, Baron Howden, see Howden. Carbery, Baron (Evans-Freke), Ireland : (i) A bull's head couped sa., collared and chained or (for Freke). cf. 44. 3. (2) A demi-lion rampant regardant or, between the paws a boar's head couped sa. (/or Evans). Libertas. Carbery, a wyvem's head erased gu. c/. 71. 2 Carbinell, out of a ducal coronet an arm in armour brandishing a scimitar ppr. 2oq. 1 1 Carbronel, Carbonnell, or Carbonelle, a demi-lion az., crowned gu., charged on the shoulder with three plates. cf. 10. II Carbonel or Carbonell, a sword in bend ppr. 170. 5 Carbutt, Sir Edward Hamer, Bart., in front of a mount vert, two ears of wheat saltirewise or, perched thereon a raven ppr. In accord and concord. 257. II 99 Carey, a lion's gamb erased sa., holding a letter ppr. Card of London, out of a cloud a hand holding a letter ppr. 215.7 Card, a demi-lion rampant. 10. 2 Cardale of London, a linnet ppr. Slu- dendo el contemplatido inde fessus. 94. 1 1 Carden, Sir John Craven, Bart., of Tem- plemoie, co. Tipperary, Iieland, a pheou sa. Fide et amore. 174. n Carden, Sir Frederick Walter, Bart., London, a fasces fessewise or, thereon a wolf's head erased sa., pierced in the neck by an arrow in bend sinister, point downwards, embrued ppr., also or. Fide et amore. 29. 12 Carden, Bucks, a wolf's head erased sa., pierced with an arrow arg. cf. 29. 6 Carden, a wolf statant sa., holding in his mouth an arrow palewise ppr. cf. 29. 2 Cardew, out of a ducal coronet a plume of four feathers. 114. i Cardiffe, on a chapeau gu., turned up or, a martlet sa. 95. i Cardiff, Ireland, a giUiflower slipped and leaved ppr. 151. 8 Cardigan, Earl of, see Ailesbury, Mar- quess of. Cardigan, a lion's gamb erect and erased or, holding an antique mace az. 38. i Cardin, a wolf statant sa., holding in the mouth an arrow palewise ppr. cf. 29. 2 Cardinal, Essex, a dromedary ppr. cf. 132. 2 Cardinal, Durrant Edward. J.P.,F.R.G.S.. 18, Cromwell Road, Brighton, and Tendring Manor, Colchester, an African camel ppr. Cardington, a bull passant per fess arg. and sa. cf. 45. 2 Cardonnel, De, a dove ppr. L'esperance JVC console. 92. 2 Cardonnell, Northumb., a goldfinch ppr., on the breast a trefoil vert. cf. 106. 4 Cardozo, Samuel Nunez, Esquire, of Hackney, London, a demi-savage affrontee ppr., holding in his dexter hand a stalk of tobacco of three leaves ppr., and his sinister resting on a tri- angle or. Cardross, Baron, see Buchan, Earl of. Cardwell, a knight in complete armour ppr., visor up, on the top of the helmet a plume of feathers gu., holding in his dexter hand a battle-axe of the first. cf. 188. 2 Cardwell, Viscount (Cardwell), a man in armour, holding in the dexter hand a war- mace, all ppr., charged on the breast with a cross patee gu. Agissez honnetement. VaiUant et veillant. cf. 188. 2 Cardwell, a tower ppr., domed or, with a flag thereon sa. 157. 15 Careless, see Carlos. Carell, a sword in pale surmounted by two crosses crosslet fitchee in saltire. Carew, a lion passant sa. En, esperance je vis. Felice chi puo. 6. 2 Carew Baron (Carew), an heraldic ante- lope trippant sa., armed and crined or. Nil admirari. 126.6 Carew, Sir Henry Palk, Bart., of Hac- combe, Devonsh., the round top of a mainmast set off with palisadoes or, and a demi-lion issuing thereout sa. Nil conscire sibi. 257. 4 CAR Carew, Charles Robert Sydenham, Es- quire, of CoUiprest House, Tiverton, Devonsh., same crest and motto. Carew, an heraldic antelope trippant az., attired, maned, tufted, and ungu. or. 126. 6 Carew, the late Russell, Carpenders, Watford, same crest. Nil conscire sibi. Carew, Pole-, Sir Reginald, K.C.V.O., a mast of a ship sa., on the round-top a demi-lion of the last surrounded with spears ppr. 257. 4. A second crest (for Pole), a lion's gamb gu., armed or, is sometimes used. Carew, Robert Thomas, Esquire, of Bal- linamona Park, Waterford, an antelope passant gu., crined and combed or. Carey, a swan rising ppr. Sine macvla. 99. 12 Carey, Ireland, on a mount a fire-beacon ppr. 177. 8 Carey or Cary, a maiden's head ppr. 182. 3 Carfrae, Scotland, a tower embattled arg. Forlis in fide. 156. 2 Carfrae, James A. Alston. Esquire, of Holme Lodge, Wimbledon Common, London, S.W., same crest and motto. Cargill, Scotland, a demi-angel ppr.. on the head a cross pattee. cf. 183. 12 Cargill, Scotland, a martlet ppr. 9.';-4 Cargill, a martlet arg. In Dotnino con- fido. 95. 4 Carington, Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Robert, Baron Carrington, an elephant's head erased or. eared gn., charged on the neck with three fleur-de-lis, two and one az. Tenax in fide. <^l- 133- 3 Carington, a peacock's head erased az., ducaUy gorged or. cf. 103. 1 1 Carington, Herbeit Hanbury Smith Ashby, Folville Manor. Melton Mow- bray, and Grangethorpe, Rusholme, Manchester : ( i ) Out of a ducal coronet or, a unicorn's head arg., armed and crined or. (2) A peacock's head eiased ppr., ducally gorged or. Fides semper firma. Carkettle, Scotland, a griflun's head erased ppr. 66. 2 Carleill of Sewerby, Yorks, a Moor's head in profile, couped at the shoulders ppr. 192. 13 Carleton, a dexter arm embowed and naked to the elbow, the shirt folded above the elbow arg., and vested over gu., the hand grasping an arrow in bend sinister point downwards ppr. cf. 201. 13 Carleton, a unicorn's head sa., the horn twisted of the first and second. 48. 13 Carleton, L. S., Surgeon-Lieutenant- Colonel, Newnham-on-Severn, same crest. Quairrre r.riim. Carleton, Viscount Carleton, Ireland, out of a diioal coronet a unicorn's head arg., armed and crined of the fii'St. Qucerere irrum. 48. 12 Carleton, Baron, see Shannon, Earl of. Carleton, Baron Dorchester, see Dor- chester. Carleton, the Hon. Dudley Massey, of Greywell HiU, Wiuchfield, Hants, a dexter arm embowed ppr., vested 72 CAR above the elbow gu., edged arg., the hand grasping an arrow in bend ;,inister point downwards ppr. Quon- Carleton, General Henry Alexander, C.B., of 12, Marlborough Buildings, Bath, out of a ducal coronet or, a unicorn's head arg., the horn twisted of the first and second, maned and tufted of the first. Nunquam non paratus. Carlife, a martlet or, holding in the beak a sprig of two roses gu., leaved and stalked vert. cf. 95. 2 Carlile, James William, Esquire, D.L., J. P., of Ponsbourne Park, Herts, two dragoas' heads addorsee vert. Humili- iate. 72. 8 Carlile, Walter William, Esquire, of Gay- hurst, Newport Bagnell, Bucks, same crest and motto. Carlile, Edward Hildred, Esquire, of Helme Hall, Meltham. Yorks, same crest and motto. Carlill, Cumb. and Westml., an arm in armour embowed holding in the hand ppr. a spear arg. c/. 197. i Carlill, an arm in armour embowed or, garnished gu., holding in the hand ppr. I a baton of the first. cf. 200. 3 Carline, William Arthur, M.D., Lincoln, a demi-griffin. Vivimus dum vivamus. Carling, Bristol, a buck's head erased ppr. Tout droit. 121. 2 Carlingford, Baron, and Baron Clermont (Rt. Hon. Sir Chichester Samuel Parkinson-Fortescue), K.P. : (i) An heraldic tiger ppr., supporting with his fore-paw a plain shield arg. (for Fortescuc). cf. 25. 5. (2) A falcon with wings addorsed ppr., belled or, and charged on the breast with a pellet and holding in the beak an ostrich- feather arg. {for Parkiwon). Forte scutum salv.s ducum. Si celeres quatit pennus. Carlisle, Earl of (Howard), on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a lion statant gardant, the tail extended or, ducally gorged arg , and charged with a mullet sa., for difference. Volo non vnleo. cf. 4. 7 Carlisle, William Thomas, Esquire, of Lincoln's Inn, in front of a blacka- moor's head in profile, couped at the shoulders ppr., wreathed about the temples arg. and gu., two mullets of eight points or. cf. 192. 13 Carlos, a sword arg., hilt and pommel or, and a sceptre of the last in saltier, enfUed with a civic crown vert. Sub- ditti^ fidelis regis est regni solus. 170. 7 Carlow, Viscount, see Portarlington, Earl. Carlton, an arm embowed ppr., holding in the hand an arrow. 201. 13 Carlyle, Scotland, two dragons' heads and necks addorsed vert. Humilitate. Carlyle of Limekilns, Scotland, a dexter arm holding a wTiting-pen ppr. Hu- militate. 217. 10 Carlyll, Stephen, 7, Hanover Terrace, Regent's Park, W., a Moor's head in profile couped at the shoulders ppr. Motto as above. Carlyon of Tregrehan, Comw., a demi-lion rampant gu., ducally crowned or, collared arg., holding between its paws a bezant Turris t^itissima virtus. 260. 10 Carlyon, Arthur Spry Gwavaa, Esquire, J.P., of Gwavas, Tikokino, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand, same crest and motto Carlyon, Alexander Keith, Esquire, of Mount Park, Harrow, Middx., same crest and motto. Carlyon, George Richard, Esquire, of Tre- grehan, Cornw., same crest and motto. Carlyon, Rev. Henry Chichele, M.A., of Delhi, Punjab, India, same crest and motto. Carlyon, Gerald Winstanley, Esquire, same crest and motto. Carlyon, T. A., Esquire, Connemara, Darracott Road, Boscombe Park, Bournemouth, a demi-Uon rampant gu., ducally crowned or, collared arg., holding between the paws a bezant. Turris tutissima virtus. 260. 10 Carlyon, Thomas Alfred, Esquire, c.o. Captain Carlyon-Britton, 14, Melbury Mansions, S.W., same crest and motto. Carlyon, Thomas Baxter, Esquire, of Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, same crest and motto. Carlyon-Britton, see Britton. Carlyon, in the sea a pillar ppr. 176. 2 Carmalt of Langrigg, Cumb., a dragon's head erased per pale or and vert, gorged with collar, charged with three escallops counterchanged. cf. 71. 2 Carmarden and Carmarthen, a lion's gamb erect and erased or. 36. 4 Carmarthen, Marquess of, see Leeds, Duke of. Carmichael of Balmblae, a woman's head and neck issuing. Fortune helps the forward. 182. 3 Carmichael of Carspherne, Scotland, a dexter hand and arm in armour bran- dishing a tilting-spear ppr. Toujours prest. cf. 210. 9 Carmichael, James, Esquire, of Arthur, stone, Meigle, Perthsh., same crest and motto. Carmichael, John, Esquire, of Cork: (l) Issuing from a mural crown a dexter arm in armour embowed, the hand holding a broken spear in bend sinis- ter point downwards, all ppr., the arm charged with a cross patee gu. (for Carmichael). (2) Out of a mural crown ppr., an ostrich's head az., holding in the beak a horse-shoe or, and charged on the neck with a cross crosslet fitchee of the last {for M'Ostrich). Toujours prest. Carmichael, Gibson-, Sir Thomas David, Bart., of Skirling: (i) An arm in armour embowed holding a broken lance, the top pendent ppr. (for Car- michael). 197. 3. (2) A pelican in her piety ppr. (for Gibson). Toujours prest. Pandite ccelestes portoe. 98. 14 Carmichael, Evelyn George Massey, M.A., Library Chambers, Temple, a cubit arm erect in armour holding in the hand a broken spear, all ppr. Carmichael, Ireland, an arm from the elbow in armour, holding a pheon ppr. Carmichael of Maulslei, an arm in armour holding in the hand a broken spear ppr., and charged with a mullet or. Toujours prest. cf. 197. 3 Carmichael, Sir James Morse, Bart., a cubit arm in armour holding in the hand a tilting-apear ppr. Toujours prest. cf. 210. I CAR Carmichael-Ferrall, Captain John Jervis O'Ferrall, R.N., of Augher Castle, co. Tyrone: (i) Out of a ducal coronet or, a dexter hand gu. {for Ferrall). (2) An arm embowed in armour grasp- mg a broken lance, all ppr., charged with a trefoil or (for Carmichael). Carminow, Carmynow, or Carmenow, a dolphin naiant or. 140- 5 Carminow of Tregarrick, Cornw., a dol- phin naiant or. Cola raggi wethlotc. 140. 5 Carnaby, a bull's head per chevron or [gu. cf. 44- 3 Carnaby, a lion's head issuing sa., charged with a chevron arg. cf. 21. i Carnac, on a crescent per pale gu. and erm., a sword ppr., hilt and pommel or, point upwards. 169. 4 Carnac, Rivett-, Sir James Henry Sproule, Bart., Derby: (i) Out of a cre-scent erm., the interior part gu., a sword erect ppr., pommel and hilt or (for Carnac). 169. 4. (2) An arm erect couped at the elbow, vested per pale arg. and sa., holding in the hand ppr. a broken sword of the first, hilt and pom- mel or (for Rivett). Sic itur ad astra. Carnarvon, Earl of (Herbert), a wyvem, the wings elevated vert, holding in the mouth a sinister hand couped at the wrist gu. Ung jc serviray. 70. 3 CarncroSS, a dagger erect arg., hilted and pommelled or, between two branches of laurel opr. Certamine parta. 170.3 CarnduCf, David, Esquire, 22, Queen Street, Edinburgh (formerly Bengal Educ. Dept.), a dexter hand grasping a baimer arg., charged with a saltire couped az. Tenax propositi. Came, Nash, Colglamorgan, a pelican displayed with two heads sa., issuing from a ducal coronet ppr. En tout loyal. Fy ugobaith sydd yn num. Came, John Devereux Vann Loder NichoU, St. Donat's Castle, Glamorgan, a pelican displayed with two heads sa, issuing from a ducal coronet ppr. En toute loyale, and also Fy ngohaith sydd yn nuw. Carnegie of Kennaird Angus, a dexter hand holding a thunderbolt ppr. Deum timete. 216. 4 Carnegie, James, of 13, Prince's Garden, a dexter hand couped at the wrist, holding in fess a thunderbolt shafted paleways winged arg. Deum timete. Carnegie, Lord, of Crimonnogate, Lon- may, Aberdeensh., and Elsick, Kin- cardinesh., same crest. Dred God. Carnegie, Earl of Northesk, see Northesk. Carnegie of Pitarow, Bart., a demi-eagle displayed az., beaked and membered gu. Video aha seguorque. 81. 6 Carnegie of Ballindare. a dexter arm vambraced ppr., holding an escuti'heon az., charged with a St. Andre%v's cross arg. Loyal in adversity. Carnegie of Craigo, a star ppr. Alis aspicet astra. ifi.l. 3 Carnegie, Rt. Hon. Sir James, K.T., Earl of Southesk, Baron Carnegie of Kinnaird and Leuchars, in Scotland, Baron Balinhard of FarneLl, Forfarsh., in the United Kingdom, and a Baronet of Nova Scotia, Kinnaird Castle, Brechin, N.B., a thunderbolt ppr., winged or. Dread God. 247. 6 CAR Carnegie, Claud Cathcart Strachan, of Tarrie, Forfarsh., same crest and motto. Carnegie, John, B.A., Cranbome, Wid- more Road, Bromley, Kent, on a thunderbolt ppr., an eagle to the sinister regardant and with wings expanded and inverted. Time deum. Carnegie of Lour, a leopard's head erased ppr. Armis et animis. 23. 10 Carnegie of Finhaven, Forfarsh., a leopard's head affrontee ppr. Tache mns tache. cf. 23. 3 Carnegie of Newgate, two dexter hands gauntleted issuing out of a cloud con- joined and supporting a flaming heart ppr. Armis et animis. 211. 2 Carnegie, a demi-eagle displayed az., beaked gu., looking to a star or. Video alta sequorgue. cf. 81. 6 Carnegy : (i) A lion passant ppr., hold- ing in his dexter fore-paw a banner az., charged with a saltire arg. cf . 5. 13 (2) A demi-leopard ppr. Tache sans tache. cf. 23. 13 Carnegy, Patrick Alexander Watson, Lour, Forfarsh., a demi-leopard ppr. Tache sans tache. Carnell, Yorks, an arm in armour em- bowed holding a sword, all ppr. 195. 2 Carney, a swan's liead and neck erased holding in the beak an annulet. Carney, Ireland, a gauntleted hand lying fessways holding a sword erect, all ppr. cf. 211. 8 Carnie, out of a cloud a hand in fess pointing to a crosier in pale, all ppr. 223. 2 Carniquet, Scotland, a swan with wings addorsed arg., ducally gorged and chained or. cf. 99. 3 Carnoek, Scotland, a hand ppr., holding | a tleur-de-lis az. c/. 215. 5 j Carnsew, a hound passant regardant ppr. cf. 54. I I Carnwath, Earl of, and Baron Dalzell, Scotland (Dalzell), a dagger erect ppr., , pommel and hilt or. / dare. 169. 2 j Caron, Hon. Sir Joseph Philippe Rene Adolphe, K.C.M.G., K.C., P.C, of Daly ! Street, Ottawa, Canada, Minister of Militia and Defence for the Dominion | of Canada, uses a fleur-de-lis. Suaviler in modo, fortiter in re. 14S. 2 Carpendale, Rev. Maxwell, Rector of Tamlaght, in the diocese of Armagh, a hawk's head erased ppr., charged with a cross crosslet or. Data fata sectUus. cf. 88. 12 Carpendale, Major Maxwell John, same crest. Carpenter, on a stand a globe ppr. Per tu-Kta lidli. 159. 4 Carpenter, Hon. Walter Cecil, of Kiplin, Northallerton, a globe in a frame or, charged for distinction with a cross crosslet az. Per acuta belli. Carpenter, a stag's head arg., between two wings addorsed az. Carpenter, a demi-lion rampant gu., du- rally crowned or, collared sa. cf. 10. 1 1 Carpenter, Barbadoes, a demi-lion ram- pant gu., holding between the paws a cross pattee vert. Audaces fortuna juvat. II. 2 Carpenter, Worcs., a coney sejant arg. cf. 136. I lOI Carpenter, Somers., a snail passant ppr., the shell arg. 141. 8 Carpenter of Cobham, Surrey, a grey- hound's head erased per fess sa. and arg. 61. 4 Carpenter, Earl of Tyrconnel, see Tyr- connel. Carpenter, a falcon with wings expanded arg., beaked, legged, and belled or. 87. i Carpenter, an arm in armour embowed holding in the hand ppr. a hammer or. Carpenter, an arm in armour grasping in the hand a passion nail, all ppr. Carpenter, Ireland, an alligator ppr. cf. 138. II Carpenter-Garnier, John, Esquire, of Rookesbury Park, Fareham, Hants : (i) In front of a lion's head erased az., gorged with a wreath of oak, three fleurs-de-lis or {for Oarnier). (2) An arm embowed in armour ppr., the hand grasping a staff or, between two wings of the last, semee of estoiles az. {for Carpenter). Carr, Thomas, M.D., 15, Albert Terrace, Blackpool, a unicorn's head erased ppr. Pro Chrislo et pro patria. 298. lO Carr, Knt. of Hart, (badge on standard), a stag's head barry of eight arg. and gu., trochings or, one annulet of the first upon the said trochings. Por Dysserver. Carr of Hetton, Northumb., the same. Pour Deservir (over crest). Carr of St. Helen, Auckland, Durh. (from Hetton), a stag's head couped arg., attired or. Carr of Sleaford, Lines, Bart., a stag's head couped arg., on the neck two bars gemelles gu. (sometimes charged with a fleur-de-lis). Carr of Hedgeley, Northumb. and Dun- stan on Hill, Durh., on a wreath of the colours a stag's head couped arg., gorged with two bars gemelles between as many aimulets gu. Por Dysserver. Carr, Rev. Charles Ridley, of Exmouth, Devonsh., same crest and motto. Carr, Cuthbert Ellison, Esquire, same crest and motto. Carr, Henry, Esquire, same crest and motto. Carr, Vice-Admiral Henry John, of United Service Club, S.W., same crest and motto. Carr, Martin Raymond, Esquire, same crest and motto. Carr, Ralph Clement, Esquire, same crest and motto. Carr-EIlison, see Ellison. Carr of Eshott Heugh, Northumb., astag's head erased ppr., gorged with a collar gemelle, and the neck encircled with an annulet gu., on the attires a riband, also gu., passing through an annulet or. Pour deserviir. Carr, Thomas William, Esquire, same crest and motto. Carr, Rev. Thomas William, of Long Rede, Barming, Maidstone, Kent, same crest. Pour deservir. Carr of Hillingdon, Middx., a stag's head couped arg., horned or, on the neck an estoile sa. between two bars gemelle gu. Carr of Bristol, a hart's head arg., horned or, about his neck two gemelles gu. (sometimes charged with a martlet). CAR Carr of Horbury, Yorks, a stag's head couped per bend embattled arg. and gu., charged on the neck with two estoiles couuterchanged. Carr of Eshott, a stag's head erased ppr. Nildesperandum. 121. 2 Carr, Rev. Edmund, Holbrooke Hall, Derby, a stag's head erased ppr., charged on the neck with a mullet of six points or between two thistles slipped and leaved ppr. Tout droit. Carr, William, of Stackhouse and Gig- gleswicl;, Yorks, a stag's head couped arg., attiied or, on the ntck two bars gemelles or Ad sidere tollite rtiltus. Carr, William, Esquire, J.P., of Ditching- ham Hall, Ditchingham, Norf., a stag's head couped ppr., charged on the neck with three bars or. Ad sidere tollite vultus. Carr-Gomm, Francis Culling, Esquire, of the Chase, Farnham Royal, Bucks : (1) Two lions' gambs in saltire sa., erased gu., charged for distinction with a cross crosslet arg., and each holding a seax erect ppr., hilt and pommel or {for Gomm). (2) A stag's head erased ppr., gorged with a collar gemelle, and the neck encircled with an annulet gu., on the attires a riband, also gu., passing through an annulet or {for Carr). { i ) {Gomm) Per costanza e speranza, and (2) {Carr) Pour deservyr. Carrack, see Carrick. Carrant, Somers., a bull's head cabcssed per pale gu. and arg., armed, counter- changed. 43. 8 Carre, Scotland, a stag's head erased or. Tout droit. I 121. 2 Carre, Riddel-, Thomas Alexander, of Cavers, Carre, LiUiesleaf, Roxburghsh.. Scotland: (i) A stag's head erased ppr.. attired with ten tynes or. (2) A demi-greyhound ppr. Tout droit. Hope to share. Carrell, Sussex, on a mount vert, a stag lodged regardant arg., attired or. 115. 9 Carrell, Sussex, on a mount vert, an ibex arg., maned antl horned or. Carrell, Sussex and Kent, a lion's head erased vert, between two wings arg. and sa., charged on the neck with two bends or. cf. 19. 7 Carrick, Earl of, Ireland (Butler), out of a ducal coronet a plume of five ostrich- feathers arg., thereupon a falcon rising of the last. Soyez ferine. Carrick, Scotland, a demi-lion or, in the dexter paw a thistle ppr., in the sinister a fleur-de-lis gu. 13. 12 Carrick and Carrack, an ostrich arg., beaked and legged or, holding in the beak a broken spear of the last, headed of the first. Carrick, Glouc, an ostrich arg., beaked and legged or, holding in the beak a staff of the same, thereon a flag gu. Garde hien. Carrick, an ostrich ppr. Garde hien. 97. 2 Carrldge of London, on a mount vert, a spear-hook sa. Carrie, Ireland, an arm in armour em- bowed, holding in the hand a dart point downwards, all ppr. 198. 4 Carrier, Hants, out of a ducal coronet or, a dragon's head vert. 72. 4 CAR Carrill, see Carrel. Carrington, John Bodman, Esquire, of Laggis, NetherhaU Gardens, Hamp- stead, L^ndon, N.W., a lion sejant per bend sinister or and arg., semee of annulets, and holding in the mouth a mallet in bend gu., resting the dexter paw upon a torteau. Absque labore Carrington, Earl (Wynn-Carrington>, an elephant's head erased or, eared gu., charged on the neck with three fleur- de-lis two and one az. Tennx ei fidelis. cf- 133- 3 Carrington, London and Yorks, out of a ducal coronet or, unicorn's head sa. 48. 12 Carrington, Sir Frederick, K.C.B., K.C.M.G., of College Lawn, Chelten- ham, same crest. Carrington, out of a ducal coronet arg., a unicorn's head sa., maned and armed of the first. 48. 12 Carrington, O.xon., out of a ducal coronet or, a unicorn's head sa., crined arg., the horn twisted of the last and second. 48. 12 Carrington, Chesh., a unicorn's head arg., armed and crined or. 49. 7 Carrington, Thomas, Esquire, of Sharrow Hurst. Sheffield, three horse-shoes or, thereon a unicorn's head erased sa. Ferro non gladio. 49. i Carrington, Arthur, Esquire, of Langdale, Bedford, same crest. Semper paratus. Carrington, an eagle close. 76. 2 Carrington, Warw., a peacock's head erased ppr., ducally gorged or. cf. 103. I Carritt, John Price, of Chateau de la Croisiere, Gistel, Belgium: (i) An eagle displayed with two heads sa., crowned with a four-balled coronet or {for Oarritt). 74-8. (2) A lion rampant regardant sa. {for Lloi/d- Price). 2. II. (3) A bull's head sable, behind it the rays of the sun or {for Blount). Fide et- bello fortis. Carrol or Carroll, Ireland, a tent gu. 158. 7 Carrol, Knt., of London, on a mount vert, a stag lodged regardant arg., attired or. Semper eadem. 115. 9 Carrol or Carroll, Ireland, on the stump of an oak sprouting a hawk ppr., belled or. r/. 86. 11 Carroll, a bear's head sa., muzzled or, between two wings of the last. c/. 35- 5 Carroll of Ballynure. co. Wieklow, same crest. In fi.dc et in bello fortes. cf. 86. 11 Carroll, Rev. Frederick, of Ashford and .Munduff, CO. Wieklow, and Wood- house, near Halifax, Yorks, Vicar of Pollington, near Peterborough, Nor- thamp., on the stump of a tree sprout- ing to the dexter side ppr., a falcon rising per pale arg. and gu., belled and jessed or. Flecti non frangi. 87. 8 Carroll, Coote Alexander, Esquire, of Ashford, co. Wieklow, Ireland, on the stump of a tree sprouting to the dex- ter a falcon rising belled ppr., charged on the breast with a cross fleury sa. Flecti non frangi. cf. 87. 12 Carron, Scotland, a camel's head per fess arg. and az. 132. 7 102 Carrowe of London, a mainmast broken, the round-top set off with palisadoes or, headed arg., a lion issuant there- out sa., collared per pale of the first and second. Carruthers of Howmains, a seraph volant ppr. Prom plus et fiddis. 184. 11 Carruthers of Annandale, a seraph stand- ing vested ppr. Paratus et fidelis. 184. I Carruthers, a cherub's head ppr. Carruthers, Francis John, of Dormont, Lockerbie, a seraph volant ppr. Promptus et fidelis. 264. 16 Carruthers, Mitchell-: (t) A cherub's head ppr. (for Carruthi-rs). 189. 9. (2) St. Michael in armour holding a spear in his dexter hand, the face, neck, arms and legs bare, all ppr., the wings arg. and hair auburn. Promptus et fiddis. Virtute cresco. 189. 11 Carry, a cross Calvary ppr. 165. 4 Carryngton, see Carrington. Carsain, Scotland, a dexter hand hold- ing a scimitar ppr. Ne m'ovblie:. 213- 5 Carse, Scotland, a falcon's head. Vdo- citate. cf. 88. 12 Carse or Carss, Scotland, between the horns of a crescent a cross crosslet fitched or. In cruce solus. 166. 9 Carsey of Dykelborough, Norf., an arm couped at the elbow and erect, vested az., purfled and cuffed arg., holding in the hand a bunch of gilliflowers ppr. cf. 205. 14 Carsewell and Carswell, Scotland, a lion's head within a fetterlock. cf. 19. 4 Carsewell, a lion passant, the t£ul extended ppr. 5. II Carson, an elephant statant. Fortitudme et prudentia. 133. 9 Carson, Bucks, an elephant's head erased, the trunk elevated ppr. Virtute et va- lore. c/. 133. 3 Carson of Accarsane, Cape Town, Cape of Good Hope, a dexter hand ppr., holding a crescent arg. Teneo ei credo. 216. 8 Carstairs, Scotland, the sun shining on a primrose ppr. Te splendente. 150. 8 Cart, England and Scotland, a stag's head holding in the mouth a serpent, all ppr. 121. 7 Cart, Scotland and England, a hand holding a club in pale, all ppr. cf. 214. 6 Cartel!, a tower triple-towered arg., masoned sa. 157. 6 Carter, Northamp., a talbot's head arg. 56. 12 Carter, Northamp., a talbot's head arg., charged with a mullet gu. cf. 56. 12 Carter, Cornw., on a mural coronet sa., a talbot passant arg. cf. 54. i Carter of Watlington Park, on a mural crown or, a talbot passant arg., charged with three buckles az. Sub libertate quietum. Carter, a talbot sejant resting the dexter paw on a catherine-wheel per pale arg and gu. cf. 55. 3 Carter of Robertstown and Rathnally, CO. Meath, Ireland, on a mural crown or, charged with three hurts, a talbot passant arg. Victrix patientia duris. CAR Carter, Frederick Walter, 24, Ainslie Place, Edinburgh, a talbot's head couped ppr., charged with a mullet arg. Esperancc. 299. 6 Carter of London, on a mount vert, a greyhound sejant arg., sustaining an escutcheon of the last charged with a cart-wheel vert. Carter, Hants, a lion's head erased. Fear not. 17. 8 Carter, Cornw., a lion's head erased arg. 17. 8 Carter, Yorks, a lion's head erased or, fretty sa. cf. 17. 8 Carter, a lion's head, holding in the mouth a comet-star ppr. Carter, Ireland, a demi-lion rampant sa., holding between the paws a cross lozengy gu., each lozenge charged with a plate. Carter, Yorks, out of a mural coronet or, a demi-monkey ppr. 163. 13 Carter, Major William Graydon, ist Batt. Essex Regt., out of a mural crown or, meisoned az., a demi-monkey ppr. 163. 13 Carter, Kent, a dexter arm in armour erabowed ppr., holding in the hand a roll of paper. Carter, Edward, Esquire, of Birmingham, a cubit arm erect, vested gu., charged with two roses paleways arg., barbed and seeded, the hand grasping a carbine in bend sinister between two branches of oak fructed, all ppr. Few words, fair faith. Carter, George William, Esquire, of Cliff End House, Scarborough, issuant from the battlements of a tower a demi- monkey ppr., holding between the hands an escutcheon or, charged with a round buckle sa. Fortitudine. Carter, Sir Gilbert Thomas, of 34, Charing Cross, London, S.W., and Government House, Nassau, Bahamas, upon the trunk of a tree fessewise eradicated and sprouting to the dexter a crowned crane ppr., resting the dexter leg on an escutcheon az., charged with a lion's head erased arg. Nemo me major nisi me justior. 253. 13 Carter, John, Esquire, of Harrogate and Langrick Grange, near Boston, Lines, out of the battlements of a tower arg., a demi-monkey gu., charged on the shoulder with a bezant, and holding between the hands a shuttle of the first. Spes in salute. Carter, John Burroughes, Esquire, of the Manor House, Northwold, Norfolk, a talbot sejant erm., the dexter fore-paw supporting an escocheon per pale arg. and az., a catherine-wheel counter- changed. Sacro gratus cineri. Carter, John Robert, Esquire, in front of a tau purpure a demi-cart-wheel or. In hoc signo vinces. 269. 7 Carter-Campbell, Thomas Tupper, Es- quire, of Fascadel, Ardishaig, Argyllsh., a boar's head erect erased or, armed and langued az. Fac et spera. Carteret, Baron (Thvnne), a reindeer statant or. Loyal devoir. c/. 125. 9 Carteret, on a mount vert, a squirrel sejant ppr. cf. 135. 5 Carteret, on a branch of a tree a squirrel sejant cracking a chestnut, all ppr. Loyal devoir. CAR Carteret, Guernsey, a squirrel sejant gu., cracking a nut ppr., on a brancli of laurel springing up before him vert. Carthew, Scotland, a wild duck ppr. I02. lo Carthew, a falcon rising ducally gorged and belled ppr. S7. 2 Carthew of Dublin, a dragon's head erased az., langued gu., charged on the neck with a trefoil slipped or. cl. 71. 2 Carthew, Ranulphus John, J.P., Wood- bridge Abbey, Suff.. and 15 A, Ken- sington Palace Gardens, London, W., upon a rock an auk ppr., holding in tlie beak a besant. Bedhoh fyr ha heb drol:. -75. 5 Carthew-Yorstoun, Morden, Esquire, of East Tinwald, Dumfries, N.B., and Irvine House, Caobie, N.B. : (i) A tower ppr. (for Yorstoun). (2) A murr ppr., ducally gorged or. Mens conscia recti. Let us be wise without evil. Cartier, George Ettienne, Esquire, of Montreal, an anchor in bend sinister sa., cabled ppr., pendent therefrom by a gold chain an escutcheon gu., charged with a fleur-de-lis or. France et sans dot. 16:. 5 Cartiles, Northumb., a talbot passant per pale, indented or and vert. 54. I Cartland, Ireland, a denii-eagle rising ppr. 80. 2 Cartland, John Howard, Esquire, of the Priory, King's Heath, Worcs., in front of a demi-eagle rising, couped ppr., holding in the beak an ear of wheat leaved and slipped, a garb fesseways or. Loyal a devoir. 249. 10 Cartlitch, two hands wielding a two- handed sword ppr. 213. 3 Cartmell, see Austen-Cartmell. Cartwright, a lion's head arg., charged on the neck with a catherine-wheel sa. c/. 21. I Cartwright, a griffin's head erased or, pierced through the neck with a broken lance ppr., vulned gu. cf. 66. 2 Cartwright-Enery, Captain Stewart Dur- ance Davies : ( i ) On a rock a falcon close ppr., holding in its beak an annu- let gu. (/or Encry). cf. 86. 7. (2) A griffin's head erased or, charged with a rose gu., and pierced through the neck with a lance broken in the middle, vulned, above it on an escroU the motto. Defend the fold (for Cart- vright). Sans changer. Cartwright, William CornwaUis, Aynhoe, Northampton, a wolf's head erased or, pierced through the neck with a spear arg. Defend the fold. 275.4 Cartwright, George, l, Campden House Terrace, W., same crest and motto. Cartwright of Thwaite St. Mary and EUingham, Norf. : (i) A wolfs head or, erased gu., transpierced by a broken tilting-spear saltirewise ppr. {for Cart- wright). (2) Out of a ducal coronet a demi-tiger arg. {for Cobb). Fu>7mts. Cartwright, Ernest Henry, Myskyns, Ticehurst, Sussex, a wolf's head erased or, gutte-de-poix gorged with a collar nebuly gu., between on either side three cinquefoils slipped vert. Defend the fold. 299. 4 Cartwright, Rev. Anson William Henry, of Brimley House, Teignmouth, out of 103 a chaplet of roses gu., a dexter arm embowed in armour, the hand ppr., holding a catheriue-wheel, also gu. Nil dcsperandum. Cartwright, Hon. Sir Richard John, K.C.M.G., P.C, M.P., of the Maples, Frontenac, and of King Street, King- ston. Ontario, Canada, a wolf's head erased or, pierced through the neck with the broken blade of a sword arg. Defend the fold. cf. 30. S Cartwright, a wolf's head erased per fesse embattled or, and gules between two branches of laurel in orle. 253. 21 Cartwright, William, Esquire, of Brim- ley House, West Teignmouth, Devonsh., out of a chaplet of roses gu., a dexter arm embowed in armour, the hand ppr., holding a catherine-wheel, also gu. Carus of Kendall, Westml., an eagle wings expanded sa., beaked and legged or, charged with a cinq uef oil arg. c/. 77- 5 Carus-Wilson, Rev. William, Vicar of Preston-next-Faversham : (i) A cres- cent or, issuing flames of fire ppr. {for Wilson). (2) A hawk rising sa., beaked, belled, and collared or, from the collar an escutcheon pendent arg., charged with a wolf's head sa., vulned ppr. {for Cams). Non nobis solmn. Carus-Wilson, Edward Shippard, Esquire, of Penmount, near Truro, same crests and motto. Carus-Wilson, Cecil, Esquire, same crests and motto. Carver, between two wings a peacock's head holding in its beak a snake, the tail coiled round the neck, all ppr. 103- 3 Carver, out of a ducal coronet or, a Sara- cen's head couped at the shoulders ppr. cf. T90. 5 Carvick, of Wyke Yorks, and Moat Mount, Highwood Hill, Middx., an ostrich arg., beaked and legged or, holding in the mouth a broken spear of the last, headed of the first. Be stead jaM. cf. 97. 2 Carvile of Berwick-on-Tweed, an arm in armour embowed ppr., garnished or, holding in the hand a sword arg., hilt and pommel of the second. Sola virtus trimtiphat. 195. 2 Carvill, a goat passant sa., armed or. cf. 129. 5 Carwardine, Herts, a wolf passant arg., holding in the mouth an arrow sa., embrued gu. cf. 2S. 2 Carwell, a leopard's head erased gardant ppr. Cary, Col Cary of White Castle, Donegal, a swan ppr. Sine macula. 90. 2 Cary, Stanley Edward George, of Follaton Park, Devonsh. : (i) A swan ppr. (for Cary). 99. 2. (2) A dexter hand in armour holding a sword, all ppr. (for Fleming). Virtute excerptce. 210. 2 Cary, Robert Sgedden Sulyarde, Esquire, of Torr Abbey, Torquay, same crest as first one above and same motto. Cary, a swan, the wings elevated arg., beaked and legged gu., a crescent surmounted with a mullet, alsogu., for difference. Commt je trouve. cf. 99. 1 2 CAS Cary of T^ondon, a swan ppr., with wings erect, charged on the breast with a rose sa. c/. 99. 1 2 Cary, a horse's head armed with a shield plate bridled or. ^l. 13 Cary, a demi-lady vested. 182. 8 Cary, a maiden's 'head ppr. 182.3 Cary, Ireland, two hands coujied and conjoined ppr., holding a cross crosslet fitched az. {Another, gu.) 224. 11 Cary of London, a lion couchant gardant ppr. 7. 10 Cary-Elwes, Valentine Dudley Henry, of Billing Hall, Northampton: (i) Five arrows, one in pale and four in saltire, all points downwards, interlaced with a serpent, all ppr. 270.7 (2) A swan with wings elevated and endorsed ppr. Deo non fortuna. In utroque fidelis. 270. S Caryer of Canterbury, Kent, a dove with wings elevated arg., membered gu., bearing an olive-branch, aU ppr., within a circle of glory rayonne or. cf. 93. 14 Caryslort, Earl (Proby), an ostrich-head erased arg., ducally gorged or, holding in the beak a key of the last. Manus h(EC inimica tyrannis. Casaer, Scotland, a dolphin haurient. 140. II Casamajor, a lion rampant sa. i. 10 Casborne of Newhouse, Pakenham, Suff., a lion passant or, gorged with a ducal coronet gu. Puro de fonte. cf. 6. 2 Case and Casse, on a winged globe a dove rising, all ppr. 159. 9 Case, Scotland, a cubit arm in armour or, holding in the hand gauntleted a sword arg., hilt and pommel of the first, round the arm a scarf tied in a bow arg. and gu. Case of West Chester, a cubit arm vested erra., cuffed az., holding in the hand ppr. a round buckle or. Diatantia jungit. Casement, Roger, Esquire, J.P., of Magherin - temple, BaUycastle, co. Antrim, on a wreath of the colours a mural crown gu., issuing therefrom a demi-tiger rampant gardant ppr., charged with a mullet of the first, and crowned with an Eastern crown or, holding in the paws a sword erect ppr.. pommel and hilt gold, the point encircled with a wreath vert. Dum spiro spero. 249. 9 Casement, out of a mural crown per pale gu. and az., a demi-leopard gar- dant ppr., crowTied with an Eastern crown or, holding a sword passing through a wreath of laurel vert. Casey, a demi-talbot gu. cf. 55. 11 Casey, a demi-talbot per fess or and gu. cf. 55. 8 Casey, out of a ducal coronet two branches of laurel in orle. 146. 9 Casey, Ireland, issuing out of a cloud a hand in fess holding a garb. 223. 12 Casey of Dublin, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-eagle displayed ppr. Per varios ca.':us. 80. 14 Casey, Arthur Edrom Comerford, Es- quire, of H.M. Bengal Civil Service, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-eagle dis- played ppr., charged on the breast with a bugle-horn stringed gold. O'Caitha- saigh cloidhimh Leirge. cf. 80. 14 Casey, Hon. James Joseph, C.M.G., of Ibrickane, Acland Street, St. Kilda, CAS and of Weeroona, Port Philip Bay, both in Victoria, Australia, Chairman of the General Sessions, a rock, thereon an eagle rising regardant holding in the beak a dagger. Vigore et viriute. Cash, out of a mural coronet or, a garb ppr., and thereon a bird perched. 153.9 Casball, a lion rampant supporting a plumb-rule arg. 3. 2 Cashen, Berks, a rose-sprig with leaves and buds. Rosam ne rode. 149. S Cashine, an arm holding a sword in an oak-bush, all ppr. Casley (formerly De Chastelai). Will- braham John Braddick Casley, Es- quire, of Coathara, Redcar, Yorks, a lion rampant ppr., armed and langued gu. Malo mori quam /cedari. i- 13 Caslon, a spear-head ppr. 174. 12 Casmajor, a lion rampant sa. i. 10 Cason of Steeple Morden, Cambs and Herts, a cubit arm vested purp., cuifed arg., holding in the hand a firelock ppr. Cass of Hackney, Middx., and Scotland, a pair of scales ppr. 179. 8 Cass, an 'eagle's head erased gu., charged with a fountain, and holding in the beak three ears of wheat or. Ubiqxie patriam reminisci. Cass, Arthur Herbert, Esquire, of United Service Club, Pall Mall, W., same crest and motto. Cass, Captain Charles Herbert Davis, same crest and motto. Cass, Rev. Frederick Charles, same crest and motto. Cass, Bernard Croft, Esquire, of May- lands, Heaton, Bradford, Yorks, same crest and motto. Cass, Charles Parkinson, Solicitor, Keigh- ley, Yorks, same crest and motto. Cassan, Ireland, on a chapeau a Heur-de- lis between wings ppr. c /. no. 5 Cassan of Sheffield House, Ireland, issu- ant from an earl's coronet ppr., a boar's head and neck erased or, langued gu. Juvant arva parentum. Cassan, Matthew Sheffield, Esquire, of Sheffield House, Maryborough, Queen's Co., same crest and motto. Casse, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi- eagle displayed ppr. So. 14 Cassel or Cassell, a hawk regardant sup- porting with the dexter claw a garland of laurel, all ppr. 85. 4 Cassels, Charles James Hodgson, formerly of II, Brunswick Street, Hillside, Edinburgh, a dolphin naiant em bowed or. Aviselafin. 140. 5 Cassels, Larrett, Esquire, of the Do- minion Bank, Ottawa, Canada, same crest and motto. Cassels, a castle ppr. Galea spes salutis. Cassidi, Francis Richard, of Glenbrook, Magherafelt, co. Down, a spear broken into three pieces, two in saltire, and the head in pale ppr., banded gu. Frangas non fleeter. I Cassidi of Glenbrook, Magherafelt, co. Londonderry, Ireland, a spear broken in three pieces, two in saltier, the head in pale, banded gu. Frangas non flecies. 17;. 2 Cassidy, an arm holding a sword with a snake entwined around it ppr. Firm and faithful. 104 Cassie, a hind's head. 124. i Cassilis, Earl, see Ailsa, Marquess of. Cassils, Scotland, an arm in armour enibowed holding in the hand a fleur- de-lis. 199. 14 Casson, from a tower a dove rising az. 156. 8 Casstle, out of a castle triple-towered a griffin issuant. c/. 155. 10 Cassy, a crow feeding ppr. 107. 4 Cassy, an eagle displayed with two heads vert. 74. 2 Casteja, Marie Emmanuel Alvar de Biaudos Scarisbrick, Marquis de, of Scarisbrick Hall, near Ormkirk : (i) A dove sa., beaked and legged gu., hold- ing in the beak an olive-branch ppr., charged for distinction with a cross crosslet or (for Scarisbrick). (2) De Biaudos. Castell, Norf., a dragon's head couped gu. 71. I Castell, a tower arg., in flames at the top ppr. Castell, Cambs, a tower triple-towered sa., purfled or. 157. 6 Castell, Ireland, on a tower triple- towered arg., an arm in armour erect holding in the hand an ogress ppr. Castell, Ireland, a cross fleury fitched vert, fleury or. 166. 7 Castellain, a unicorn's head couped or. Fidd je garderai/. 49. 7 Castello, James, Esquire, 35, Porchester Terrace, Hyde Park, a demi-lion rampant. Castelton, see Castleton. Castelyon, lines, on a tower a lion passant or. c/. 156. 2 Caster, Xorf., a savage standing on a serpent ppr. 188. 3 Castllion and Castillon, Berks, a lion's head erased gardant ducally crowned. cf. 18. II Castle of London, a tower in flames ppr. Castle, Egerton, M.A., F.S..A., 49, Sloane Gardens, S.W., same crest. Pactum Castle of London, a dexter arm couped and embowed in fess ppr., vested gu., cufied or, holding in the hand a pennon charged with a bee volant of the third, the staff of the first. 204. 12 Castle-Stuart, Sir Henry James Stuart- Richardson, fifth Earl and Viscount of Stuart Hall, Stewartstown, and Drum Manor, Cookstown, both in co. Tyrone : (l) A lion rampant arg., holding a wreath of oak-leaves fructed ppr., and charged on the shoulder with a cross formee gu. {for Richardson). (2) A unicorn's head arg., armed or {for Stuart). Forward. Castlecomb, an arm in armour embowed ppr., garnished or, holding in the hand a pistol ppr. cf. 197. 12 Castle-Cuffe, Viscount, see Desert, Earl. Castlehow, a castle ppr., therefrom issu- ant a lion az., supporting a passion cross or. cf. 155. 10 Castlelock of Faversham, Kent, oiit of a mural coronet or, a demi-griffin segreant sans ailes or, holding in the talon a cross crosslet fitched of the last. Castlemaine, Baron (Handcock), Ireland, a demi-lion rampant az., holding be- tween the paws a fusil arg., charged withacoekgu. Vigilate el orate. 236.6 Castleman, a lion rampant between two of Coberley, Glouc., a demi- man in armour holding in his dexter hand a flag of defiance displayed over his head, his sinister on the pommel of his sword, all ppr. Castleman, of Chettle, Blandford, for- merly of Wimbome and Hinton St. Mary. Dorset, a demi-man in armour holding in his dexter hand a dagger, all ppr., and in his sinister a key or. Without God castles are nothing. 299. 3 Castlereagh, Viscount, see Londonderry, Marquess of. Castlerosse, Viscount, see Kenmare, Earl. Castleton, Suff., a dragon passant, wings addorsed vert. 73. 2 Castleton, Surrey, Suff., and Lines, a dragon's head between two wings expanded gu. 72. 7 Castleton, Surrey, a demi-dragon with wings addorsed gu. 73. 10 Castletown, Baron (Fitzpatrick), a dragon on its back ppr., surmounted by a lion passant sa., the whole debruised by a bendlet sinister wavy arg. Fortis sub forte fatiscet. cf. 73. 8 Castlewellan, Baron, see Annesley, Earl of. Castlyn, a tower ppr., with a flag gu. 157- 13 Caston, a lion's gamb erased sa., holding a cross pattee, btched in pale erm. 36. 9 Caswall, Wilts, and Caswell, .\Iiddx., a dexter arm couped at the shoulder in mail holding in the hand ppr. a cross crosslet fitched or. cf. 198. 2 Caswell, Middx, an arm in armour em- bowed grasping a broken spear, all ppr. 197-2 Catcher, out of a ducal coronet ppr., a demi-leopard arg., collared and lined or. cf. 23. 14 Catcher, a garb or, banded vert. 153. 2 Catchmay, a demi-lion issuant az., gorged with a coronet or. 10. 7 Cater, London, Berks, Hunts, and Leics., a demi-griffin arg., beaked and legged gu. 64. 2 Cater, A. Parker, Esquire, of Avondale, Rugeley, Staffs, and St. Mary's Grove, Stafford, same crest. Nihil sine labor. 64. 2 Cater of London and Berks, a lion's head erased barrv of six or and az. 17. 4 Caterall of Catherall, Lanes, a cat passant or. 26. 4 Caterall of Horton, Chesh., on a chapeau az., turned up erm., a cat passant ppr. Catesby, a leopard passant ppr. cf. 24. 2 Catesby, Northamp., an antelope's head couped arg., between the attires or, two battle-axes erect ppr. Catesby or Cattesbye, Bucks, a lion passant sa., crowned or. cf. 6. 2 Catesby, Northamp. and Bucks, a leopard passant gardant arg., pellettee. 24. 4 Catesnelboge, an anchor ppr. 161. i Cathcart, Earl (Cathcart), "a dexter hand couped above the wrist and erect ppr., grasping a crescent arg. / hope, to speed. 216. 8 Cathcart, of Carbiston, Ayrsh., a dexter hand couped at the wrist holding a crescent arg. / hope to speed. 216. 8 Cathcart of Knockdolian Castle, Ayrsh., same crest and motto. CAT Cathcart, Sir Reginald Archibald Ed- ward, Bart., Scotland, a dexter hand holding up a heart royally crowned, all ppr. By faith we are saved. cf. 216. 9 Cathcart, a pyramid arg., environed by a vine vert. cf. 179. 12 Catherens, Catherns, and Catharines, a griffin or, pellettee. 63. 8 Catheryns, a griffin statant or, guttee-de- poix. c/. 63. 8 Cathery, a boar's head couped 9a., holding in the mouth three arrows. 42. 9 Cathie, Scotland, a stag's head couped ppr. 121. 5 Cathrope, on a mount a stag current. 118. 13 Cathrow-Disney, see Disney. Catley, a hand erect holding a sealed letter ppr. cf. 215. 7 Catlin and Catlyn, a leopard's head couped at the neck and regardant arg., ducally gorged and lined or. Catlin, a demi-leopard rampant gardant arg., pellettee, ducally gorged vert, be- tween tw-o wings of the last. Catlin or Catlyn, Beds and Northamp., a lion's head erased arg., collared and lined or. cf. 18. 6 Catlin, Kent, a lion sejant gardant or. between two wings adorsed barry of si.\ of the first and az. Caton, Rev. Redmond Bewley, Great Fakenham Rectory, Suff., issuant from a castle with two towers arg., charged with three crosses crosslet fitchee in fesse sa., a Saracen's head affrontee ppr., wreathed round the temples or and gu. Caultus metuit foueam lupus. Cator, Albemarle, of Beckenham Place, Kent, a lion's head erased erminois, charged on the neck with two bars engrailed gu. Nihil sine labore. cf. 17. 8 Cator, Albemarle, Esquire, of Wood- bastwick Hall, Norwich, and Trews- bury, Coates, Cirencester, same crest and motto. Catt, a horned owl ppr. 96. 5 Catt, George Henry, Esquire, of Villa Araalthea, Hythe, Southampton, in front of an esquire's helmet ppr., a gauntlet fesseways, also ppr. Fortis qui prudens. 267. 14 Cattelin, a demi-leopard rampant gar- dant arg., pellettee, ducally gorged vert, between two wings of the last. Catterall of Crook, Lanes, a cat passant gardant arg. cf. 26. 4 Cattesbye, see Catesby. Cattle, Lanes, a wolf's head az. 30. 5 Cattley, a demi-cat rampant gardant supporting an anchor. cf. 26. 12 Cattley, see Catley. Catton, a horned owl arg. 96. 5 Catton, Oxford, on a tun a dog sejant. Catty, a goat's head erased arg. 128. 5 CatziUS, an estoile or, within a garland of laurel vert. Catznellage, the attires of a stag or. Ne supra. 123. 5 Caudwell, Eber, Surgeon, 8, Battersea Rise, S.W., a cock's head couped hold- ing a cross patee fitchee, all between two wings. In deo spes. Cauley, from a plume of three ostrich- feathers an eagle rising ppr. 80. 6 105 Caillfeild of Drumcaime, Tyrone, a dra- gon's head erased gu., gorged with a bar gemelle arg. Deo duce, ferro comi- tante. cf. 71. 2 Caulfeild of Raheenduff, Queen's Co. ; of Bloomfield, Westmeath ; of Dona- mon Castle, co. Roscommon, same crest and motto. Caulfeild, out of a mural coronet a hand holding a sword wavy. cf. 212. 4 Caulfeild, see Charlemont, Earl of. Caulfeild, of Matlock House, Twickenham, Middx., a dragon's head erased gu., gorged with a collar gemelle arg. Deo duce, ferro comitante. 276. 2 Caulfeild, Algernon Thomas St. George, Esquire, of Donamon Castle, Ro=-- oommon, same crest and motto. 276. 2 Caulkin, Warw., out of a ducal coronet a demi-lion rampant ppr. Vincit qui se vincit. 16. 3 Caundis, out of an antique crown or, a lion's head gu. cf. 17. 5 Caunter, a naked arm erect couped at the elbow holding a palm-branch ppr. Quam non torret hyems. 219. 11 Caus, a cinquefoil per pale arg. and az. 148. 7 2 Causton, Surrey, a demi-leopard with a lion's tail arg., collared per pale az. and gu. Causton, Richard Knight, Esquire, a demi-leopard rampant arg. In Deo spes. Causton, Essex, a cubit arm erect vested gu., cuffed arg., charged with two bends wavy sa., holding in the hand ppr. a round buckle or. Causton, a wolf's head erased or. 30. 8 Cautley, Nathaniel, Esquire, of Shelf Hall, Halifax, Yorks : (i) Two swords in saltire ppr., pommels and hilts or, surmounted by a cross flory or {for Cautley). (2) On a mount vert, an Angora goat in front of a palm-tree ppr., resting the dexter foot upon an escutcheon gu., charged with a shuttle paleways or (for Bottomley). Fideli certa merces. Cauty. a catherine-wheel az. 167. 2 Cauvin, Scotland, a dexter hand holding a dagger point downwards, cf. 213. 6 Cavaler of London, a horse's head sa., maned, bridled, and armed or, on his head a plume of three feathers, the first arg., the second or, the tliird gu. 50. 14 Cavall, a naked man holding a palm- tree ppr. Cavan, Earl of, and Baron (Lambart), Ireland, on a mount vert, a centaur per pale gu. and arg., drawing a bow, also gu., the arrow or. TJt quocurujue ■paralus. cf 53. 2 Cavanagb, out of a crescent arg., a garb or. Cavanagh, Ireland, a stag lodged be- tween two branches of laurel. 115. 11 Cave, Sir Charles Daniel. Bart., a daisy- flower slipped ppr., a greyhound's head issuant therefrom, per pale arg. and sa., guttee counterchanged Cave, Verney-, Baron Braye, see Braye. Cave, a greyhound current sa., collared or. Cave. Deus videt. {Another, col- lared arg.) cf. 58. 2 Cave, Glouc, a greyhound courant la.. holding in the mouth a scroll bearing the motto. Cave. CAV Cave-Browne-Cave, Sir Mylles, Bart., of Stanford, Northants : ( i ) A grey- hound com ant sa., holding in his mouth an escroU with the motto, Gardez (for Cave). (2) A stork ppr., beaked and membered or {for Broivne). 105. II Cave, Leics., out of a flower arg., stalked and leaved vert, a greyhound's head per pale erm. and ermines. 61. 14 Cave of Belmont, Millhill, and Queens- berry House, Richmond, Surrey, a greyhound sejant or, pellettee, resting the dexter paw on a cross moline gu. Cave, Deus videt. cf. i;q. 4 Cave, Basil Shillito. Esquire, C.B.. H.B.M.'s Agency and Consulate- General, Zanzibar, and 14, Redclilie Square, London, S.W., same crest and motto. Cave, George, Esquire, of the Old Palace, Richmond, Surrey, same crest and motto. Cave, Thomas, Esquire, same crest and motto. Cave, Sir Charles Daniel, of Cleve Hill, Glouc, a daisy-flower slipped ppr., issuant therefrom a greyhound's head per pale arg. and sa., guttee counter- changed. Cave, 257. 3 Cave-Orme, George .^lington. Esquire, of Vicarage House, Teddington, a dolphin naiant arg., charged on the body with two escallops gu., and between as many branches of coral of the last. Cavel, an unicorn sejant arg. Cavell of Trehaverrock, Cornw., a calf's head couped gu. Karanza whilas ka- Cavenagb, issuing out of clouds two dexter hands grasping an oak-stump ppr., sprouting anew jipr. 224. 10 Cavenagh, a stag lodged between two branches of laurel vert. 115. 11 Cavenagh-Mainwaring, James Gordon, Esquire, of Whitmore HaU, Staffs : (i) Out of a ducal coronet or, an ass's head ppr. {for Mainivaring). (2) Upon a mount between two trefoils slipped vert a crescent az., therefrom issuant a garb or. Devant si je puis. Cavendish, Duke 0! Devonshire, see Devonshire. Cavendish, Baron Chesham, see Chesham. Cavendish, Baron Waterpark, see Water- park. Cavendish, Sussex, a wolf's head or, collared gu. 30. 9 Cavendish, a serpent nowed vert. 142.4 Cavendish, Alfred Edward John, Esquire, a snake nowed ppr. Cavendo tutti-s. Cavendish, Captain Cecil Charles, same crest and motto. Cavendish, Charles George, Esquire, same crest and motto. Cavendish, Ernest Lionel Francis, Es- quire, same crest and motto. Cavendish, Francis William Henry, Es- quire, same crest and motto. Cavendish, Reginald Richard Frederick, Esquire, same crest and motto. Cavendish, Victor Christian William, Esquire, of Holker Hall, Carnforth, same crest and motto. Cavendish, William Henry Alexander George Delmar, Esquire, same crest and motto. Caw, Scotland, a stag's head holding in the mouth a serpent, all ppr. 1 2 1 . 7 Cawarden, a wolf's head erased sa., pierced with an arrow arg c/. 30. 8 Cawdor, Earl (Campbell), a swan ppr. Be mindjul. cj. gg. 2 Cawdor, a sheaf of arrows sa., barbed and feathered or, banded gu. 173. 3 Cawley, out of a plume of three ostrich- feathers an eagle rising ppr. 80. 6 Cawley, Fredericli, Esquire, of Brook- lands, Prestwich, Manchester, upon a mount vert a swan's head erased arg., between six bulrushes stalked and leaved, three on either side or. Cawley, Hugh, Esquire, of Alderley Edge, same crest and motto. Cawodley and Cawoodley of Cawodley and vStridley, Devonsh., a hawk's leg a?., joiried at the knee to a wing arg., belled or. "o- 5 Cawson of London, out of a ducal coro- net or, a imicorn's head arg., ducally gorged, lined and ringed sa. c/. 48. i; Cawston, George, Esquire, of the Manor House, Cawston, Norf., and 56, Upper Brook Street, W., in front of an oak- tree ppr., a falcon arg., charged on the wing with a cross crosslet sa., preying on a hare az. Sohou, Sohou. 249. 8 Cawthorne, George J., Esquire, of Beau- chene. Fox Hill, Upper Norwood, Lon- don, S.E., and of Stretton House, Lea- mington Spa., a thorn-tree, and on the top thereof a rook perched and cawing ppr., all between two wings sa., each charged with a chess rook or. At spes non fracta. 106. 8 Cawthorne, a raven ppr. 107. 14 Cawthorne, Yorks, an arm enibowed ppr., holding in the hand a cross patonce or. Cawthra of Toronto, Canada, upon a quiver fessewise filled with arrows or, a boar's head couped az., holding in the mouth two arrows saltirewise, the points resting on the quiver, also or. Maintien le Droit. 228. i Cawthra, Henry, Esquire, of Yeadon Hall, Toronto, Canada, same crest and motto. Cawton, a dromedary sa., bezantee. 132. 2 Cay, see Kay. Cay of Bishop-Wearmouth, Durh., a griffin's head erased sa., holding in the beak a key az. Patria cara carior libertas. 66. 6 Cay, a hawk ppr., and flotant behind him a pennon vert, tied round the neck and charged with the arms, viz., az., a bend or, debruised by a label of three points arg. Cay of Charlton Hall, Northumb., a royal eagle gorged with a collar and banner vert, bearing a rose arg. Sit tine spind. Cayle, Ireland, a demi-stag holding in the mouth a rose slipped a-nd leaved. 119. I Cayley, Sir George Everard Arthur. Bart., Yorks, a demi-lion rampant or, charged with a bend gu., thereon three mullets arg., and holding in the dexter paw a battle-axe arg., the handle gu., gar- nished or. Niil q^uvi per lucem ac tene- bras mea sidera sanguine surgent. Cayley, Digby I/eonard Arthur, Esquire, of Lovely Hall, Salesbury, near Black- burn, same crest and motto. Cayley of Low Hall, Yorks, a demi- lion rampant or, charged with a bend gu., thereon three mullets arg., and holding in the dexter paw a battle-axe arg., the handle gu., garnished or. 15. 6 Cayley, Hugh, Esquire, of Wydale, Yorks, a demi-lion rampant or, charged with a bend gu., thereon three mullets arg., in the paws a battle-axe az., handle also gu., tufted or. Cayley, Sir Eichard, of 62, Clarendon Road, W., same crest. Cayley- Webster, Herbert, Capt.. late 7th Brigade South Irish Division, Royal Artillery, of Junior Naval and MiUtary Club : (I) A di-agon's head couped (/or Webster). 275. 6. (2) A lion rampant holding in the paws a battle-axe {for Caifle'j). Fides etjustitia. 275.1 Cayly and Cayley, a mascle vert. 167. 9 Cayzer, Sir Charles, M.P., of Gartmore, Perthsh., a sea-lion erect ppr., holding in the dexter paw a fleur-de-lis, and supporting with the sinister an estoile. both or. Caute sed impamde. 271.19 Cazalet, a casque, and in front thereof a tilting-spear fesaewise, all ppr. Cazalet, Clement H. Langston, Tanhurst, near Dorking, Surrey, and 2, Bedford Court Mansions, Bedford Square, London, W.C, same crest. Spero meliora. Cazalet, William JIarshall, Esquire, of Fairlawn, Tunbridge, Kent, a casque ppr. Cazenove, a sword in pale az., hilted or. 170. 2 Cazenove, .Arthur Philip, Esquire, of 51, Cadogan Place, S.W., two demi-lions guardant, addorsed, taiLs interlaced, that on the dexter or, that on the sinister az., each gorged with a collar counterchanged, and holding between the paws a rose as in the arms. Cecil, Marquess of Exeter, see Exeter. Cecil, Marquess of Salisbury, see Salisbury. Cecil, six arrows in saltier or, barbed and ilighted arg., girt together by a belt gu., buckled and garnished of the first, and over the arrows a morion-cap. 173. 10 Cecil, Lord William, of Burghley House, Stamford, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a garb or, supported by two Uons rampant, the dexter arg., the sinister az., the garb charged with a mullet, also az., for difference. 3. 5 Cecil, a garb or, supported by two Uons rampant, the dexter arg., the sinister az. c/. 3. 5 Ceily or Ceely, an arm in armour, holding in the hand a pheon, point upward, all ppr. 211. 7 Celey, Cornw., a tiger sejant arg. 27. 6 Cely or Ceely, Essex, a bundle of quills ppr. 113- 6 Cely, a dexter hand with the two first fingers erect. 122. 11 Cenino, an escallop between two palm- branches ppr. 141. 4 Cervington, Devonsh., a tun or, and issuing out of the bung-hole five roses of the same stalked and leaved ppr. 154- 4 CHA Cevilioc, an arm in armour embowed, round the shoulder a ribbon tied in a bow, and holding in the hand a knotted club. 199. 3 Ceyley, see Cayley. Chabnor, Herts, a pheon or. 174. 1 1 Chace, a lion rampant or, holding be- tween its paws a cross patonce gu. cf. I. 13 Chad, Bart, (extinct), Norf., a falcon, wings expanded ppr., beaked, legged, and membered or, supporting in the dexter claw a cross potent per pale gu. and arg. Chad, Scott-, Joseph Stonehewer, Thurs- ford Hall, East Dereham, Norf.: (l) Same crest as above. (2) Crest of Scott. Chadborn, Glouc, a demi-griffin az. 64. 2 Chadborn, C. N., M.R.C.S., Glouc a demi-griffin sa. Quo fata vacant. 293.2 Chaderton, a griffin's head couped gu. 66. I Chadock, a martlet arg. 95. 4 Chadock and Chaddock, on a ducal coro- net or, a martlet gu. 95. 12 Chads, a unicorn's head couped between two laurel- branches ppr. 49. 14 Chadwell, out of a ducal coronet a dexter hand holding by the neck a swan's head erased ppr. 220. 7 Chadwick, on a ducal coronet or, a mart- let gu. 95. 12 Chadwick, Notts, Staffs, and Lanes, a lily arg., stalked and leaved vert. In candore decus. 151. 2 Chadwick, Hugo Mavesyn, Esquire, of Shenstone. Lichfield, same crest. Stans cum rege. Chadwick, Alfred, Esquire, of Frankham, Mark Cross, Sussex, a lily stalked and leaved ppr., between two quatrefoils or. Nil desperandum. Chadwick of Healey, Lanes: (i) A lily arg., stalked and leaved vert. 151. 2 (2) A talbot's head gu., pierced through the neck with an arrow or, and gorged with a collar charged with the arms of Hansacre, viz., erm., three chess rooks gu. Juxta salopiam. Stans cum rege. Chadwick of Puddleston Court, Leo- minster, a white Uly stalked and leaved surmounted by two crosses crosslet fitched in saltier. In candore decus. ■ 151. 2 Chadwick, Harry, Esquire, of Chad Wyche, Bovey Tracey, Devonsh., in front of two cross crosslets fitchee in saltire the flower and stem of a lily slipped ppr. In candore decus. Chadwick of High Bank. Lanes, in front of a lily stalked and leaved ppr., a martlet arg. Deo fidens proficio. Chadwick, Edward Marion, Esquire, of the city of Toronto, Canada, a martlet arg., holding in its beak a white lily slipped and leaved ppr., borne fesse- ways, the flower to the sinister. In candore decus. Tou)ours pret. Chadwick, His Honour Austin Cooper of Guelph, Canada, same crest and mottoes. Chadwick, Alfred, M.D., Clyde House, Heaton Chapel, Stockport, a white lily stalked and leaved ppr. In candore decus. CHA Chadwick, Cooper-: (i) A martlet sa., charged on the breast with a crescent arg., holding in the beak a lily slipped and leaved ppr. (for Chadwick). (2) On a mount vert, a bull passant per pale arg. and sa., gorged with a collar dancettee az. (jor Cooper). cf. 45. 7 Chafe, Dorset and Devonsh., a demi-lion rampant az., bezantee, langued gu., holding between the paws a lozenge arg. {Not recorded.) cf. 13. I Chaffers, on a mural crown gu., charged mth three mullets of eight points or, a chaffinch ppr. ChafUn, on a mural crown a mullet of eight plain rays or. cf. 164. 4 Chafin or Chailin, Dorset, a talbot passant or. 54. I Chafy-Chafy, Rev. Wm. Kyle Westwood, M.A.. Rous Lench, Court Evesham, on a mount vert, between two branches of palm, a peacock in his pride, aU ppr. Fide et fiducia. 103. 14 Chaigneau, Ireland, a lion's head erased gu. 17- ' Chalbots, two anchors in saltier ppr. 161. 7 Chalie, in water a swan naiant with wings addorsed. 99. 9 Chaike of Long Ashton, Westbury, and Yatton, Somers., Avington, Berks, and Shelborne, Wilts, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-swan rising arg., crested gu. cf. 100. 12 Chaike, Alfred Raymond, Esquire, of Coryton Terrace, Mutley, Plymouth, in front of a demi-swan, wings ex- panded or, a fountain, each wing charged with a cinquefoil gu. Sempcrvirtute vivo. Chalkhill, Middx., out of a ducal coro- net or, a horse's head erm., maned of the first. 51. 7 Chalklen, on a mural coronet a sheaf of seven arrows, points upward. Cha'len, Sussex, a castle arg., thereon a lias;. S pes, solus, decus. 155-8 Challen-Gratwick, Sussex, a demi-horse salient. Gloria Deo. 53. 3 Challenge, Glouc, au eagle's head sa. 83. I Challenor, Susses, a wolf statant regard- ant arg., pierced through the shoulder th a broken spear or, the upper part his mouth, the lower resting on the It- iChall( ith. Challon, a mermaid holding in her dexter hand a mirror ppr. cf. 184. ? Chailoner and Chaloner, a demi-sea-wolf rampant or. Sicut quercus. Chalmers of Aldbar, Forfarsh., an eagle rising ppr. Spero. 77. 5 Chalmers, Patrick, Aldbar Castle, near lititlun, same crest and motto. Chalmers of Balnecraig, Scotland, same irist and motto. Chalmers, an eagle rising regardant ppr., Svn-n. 77. 4 Chalmers, Sir David Patrick, H.M. Advo- 1 ati- for Gold Coast Colony, an eagle risinj; regardant ppr. Spero. 77. 4 Chalmers of Leith Mount, Scotland, on a nii.'unt vert, an eagle rising ppr., holding in his dexter talon a sword ppr. Spero. Chalmers, John Henry, Gentleman, of Holcombe, Moretonhampstead, South Devonsh., a falcon, wings addorsed ppr., semee-de-lis, between two quatre- foils, all gu. Quid non Deo juvante. 107 Chalmers, His Honour Judge Mackenzie, of Leamington, upon an Eastern crown an eagle rising, wino;3 displayed ppr., collared and murally crowned, and supporting with the dexter claw a flagstaff erect, therefrom flowing to the sinister a banner arg., charged with a lion passant gu. Spero. 7S. 13 Chalmers, Dalzell, Barrister, i, the Man- sions, Earl's Court, S.W., same crest and motto. Chalmers, Scotland, a hawk rising ppr., jes.sed and belled or. Proviptus et fiddis. 87. I Chalmers, a falcon belled ppr. Non prceda, sed victoria. 85. 2 Chalmers of Westburn, Aberdeen, a dove holding an olive-branch in her beak ppr. Spero. 92. 5 Chalmers, David Montague Alexander, Esquire, of Beaconhill, Murtle, Aber- deen, and :8, Golden Square, Aber- deen, same crest and motto. Chalmers, John Gray, Esquire, of Aber- deen, same crest and motto. Chalmers, W. Bryce, 21, Cromwell Crescent, S.W., same crest and motto. Chalmers, Scotland, a demi-lion holding in the dexter paw a fleur-de-lis gu. Quid non Deo juvante. 13. 2 Chalmers of Kildonnan, a demi-lion hold- ing in his dexter paw a sabre ppr. Non temere. 14. 12 Chalmers, Scotland, a lion's head erased sa. Avancez. 17. 8 Chalmers of Ashentrees, Scotland, a sinister hand holding up a pair of scales ppr. Lux mihi laurus. cf. 217. 13 Chamber, a demi-eagle with two heads displayed per pale sa. and arg., the heads imperially crowned or. Chamber, Middx., Comw., and Essex, a bear passant sa., muzzled, collared, and lined or. cf. 34. i Chamber, Notts, out of a chaplet of roses gu., leaved vert, a greyhound's head arg., gorged with a belt az., buckled and studded or, from the belt in front a chain and ring of the last. Chamber, Leics., out of a coronet or, an otter's head arg. Chamberlain, Sir Henry Hamilton Errol, Bart., 16, Chester Street, Belgrave Square, S.W., of London, an eagle dis- played ppr., the dexter claw resting on an armillary sphere or. Spes et fides. ^54-4 Chamberlain and Chamberlayne, a swan with wings addorsed, crowned ppr. 99- 4 Chamberlain, out of a mural coronet gu., a demi-lion rampant or, holding in the dexter paw a key arg. Chamberlain, Rt. Hon. Joseph, M.P., 40, Prince's Gardens, London, S.W., out of a mural coronet a demi-lion rampant holding between the paws a key erect, wards upwards. Je tiens Chamberlain, a bear's head erased arg. }S- - Chamberlain and Chamberlan, a pheon with part of the shaft broken ppr. 174. 10 Chamberlain or Chamberlayn, an ass's head oouped arg. 125. 12 CHA Chamberlain and Chamberlaine, Glouc, Oxon., and Yorks, out of a ducal coro- net or, an ass's head arg. 125. 10 Chamberlain, an ass's head erased arg., ducally crowned or. Chamberlayn, Cambs, an ass's head erased ppr., ducally gorged or. Chamberlayne, Ingles-, Henrv, of The Hyde, Glouc. : (i) Out of a ducal coronet an ass's head. 125. 10. {2) A lion's head erased charged with three trefoils. Virtuti nihil invium. cf. 17. 8 Chamberlayne, out of a ducal coronet gu., the head of an ass are. 125. 10 Chamberlayne, William Tankerville, of Stoney Thorpe, Warw., out of a ducal coronet or. an ass's head ppr. Prodesse quam conspici. 125. 10 Chamberlayne, Tankerville, Esquire, of Cranbury Park, Hants, out of a ducal coronet or, an ass's head arg. Mors potior macula. 125. 10 Chamberlayne, Stanes Brocket Henrv, Barrister - at - Law, Wetherley Hall, Atherstone, same crest and motto. Chamberlayne, Ireland, a pegasus. 47. i Chamberlayne, Tankerville James, of Cyprus, 27, Upper Mount Street, Dublin, and 41, Lancaster Gate, W., a pegasus arg. Nemo me impune lacessit. Chamberlen of Loudon, a dexter arm couped and embowed fesseways hold- ing in the hand a grenade fired, all ppr. 202. 5 Chamberlin of London, out of a Saxon coronet an ostrich holding in the beak a key. Chambers of Fox Hall, Ireland, a falcon close belled ppr. Spero dum spiro. Chambers, a falcon belled ppr. Non prceda, sed victoria. 85. 2 Chambers, Scotland, a falcon rising and belled ppr. Facta non verba. 87. i Chambers, Charles Edward Stuart, Es- quire, of Cardney, Dunkeld, N.B., same crest and motto. Chambers of Wimbledon, London, S.W., out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-eagle prceda, sed victoria. displayed gu., winged or. Non prced Chambers, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-eagle displayed gu., winged of the first. 80. 13 Chambers, Richard Edward Elliot, Es- quire, out of a ducal coronet or, charged with a cross humettee gu., a demi- eagle displayed of the last, winged and collared of the first. Non prceda, sed Chambers, Edmund Frederic, Esquire, of the Hurst, near Alfreton, Derbysh., in front of a fret or, a stork, the wings expanded ppr., each wing charged with a cinquefoil, also or. In fide fortis. 104. 12 Chambers, Ireland, on a mount a tree ppr. 143- 14 Chambers, G. F., Lethen Grange, Syden- ham, S.E., an arm in armour embowed ppr., charged with a cross couped gu., holding in the hand, also ppr., a scimitar arg., hilt and pommel or. Vi et virlute. cf. 196. 10 Chambers, an ass's head erased arg. cf. 125. 12 CHA Chambers, Sir George Henry, Langley Lodge, Beckeuham, Kent, in front of an ass's head erased sa., collared gem- elle, an anchor fessewise or. Chambers, a leg in armour, varnished and spurred, couped at the thigh, the thigh resting upon the wreath, the toe pointing to the sinister. Deo ac hello. cf. 193- 8 Chambers, Leic.^., out of a ducal coronet or, three holly-leaves vert. Chambers, a bear passant sa., muzzled, collared, and chained or. cf. 34. i Chambers, George Wilton, of London and Clough House, Yorks, on a mount vert, a bear passant ppr., muzzled and gorged with an Eastern crown, from the muzzle a chain pendent and reflexed over the back, all or. cf. 34. 5 Chambers, Oxon., a greyhound's head erased arg., round his neck a belt az., buckled oV. </. 61. 4 Chambers, Ireland, a greyhound's head erased arg., collared sa., garnished or. Vivam te laudare. cf. 61. 2 Chambers of London, within a moun- tain vert, a man working in a copper- mine, holding in his hand a pick-axe elevated ppr., his cap, shirt, drawers, and nose arg., his shoes sa., the planet Venus rising behind the mountain or. Chambley and Chambly, above a globe a ship ppr. 160. I Chambre, Shropsh. : (i) A greyhound's head erased arg., collared az., buckled and studded or, from the belt in front a chain and ring of the last. cf. 61. 2. (2) A camel's head quarterly arg. and or, collared gu., between three annulets of the last. Chambr6, Hunt Walsh, Esquire, of Dun- gannim House, co. Tyrone, a grey- iiound's head erased arg., collared az., therefrom a cord knotted and termi- nated by a ring or. Tutamen piilchris. Chambre of London, a cock gu., holding in its dexter claw three wheat-ears or. cf. 91. 2 Chambre of Halhead Hall and Kendal, Westmoreland, a cock gu., holding in his dexter claw three wheat-ears or. En Dieu est toiit. c/. 91. 2 Chambre, Ireland, a greyhound's head erased arg., collared az., therefrom a cord knotted and terminated by a ring or. Tutamen jtulchris. Chambre, a rose-branch ppr. 149. 8 Chambres, Reginald Gordon, a grey- hound's head erased arg., collared az., leashed with knotted leash or. A fijn duw a fydd. Chamier, a cubit arm in bend vested az., charged with five fleurs-de-lis in saltire or, cuffed erm., holding in the hand a scroll, and thereon an open book ppr., garnished of the second. Chamier of Dublin, out of a French noble coronet ppr., a cubit arm in bend vested az., charged with five fleurs-de- lis in saltire or, cuffed erm., holding in the hand a scroll, and thereon an open book ppr., garnished gold. A-perto vivere voto. Chamier, Adrian Charles, Captain, 46, Nevern Square, S.W., same crest. Aperto vivere voto. 108 Chamier, Lieutenant-General Stephen, C.B., 64, Inverness Terrace, W., same crest and motto. Chamley of Dublin, a demi-griffin segre- ant erm., beaked and winged or, hold- ing between the claws a helmet arg., garnished or. Cassis tutissima virtus. cf. 64. I Chamond, Cornw., a lion sejant. S. 8 Chamond and Chaumond, a griffin sejant or. 62. 10 Chamond, on a chapeau ppr., a fleur-de- lis gu., between two wings of the first. cf. no. 5 Champ, a stag ppr. 117. 5 Champagne, a bunch of grapes slipped and leaved vert. 152. 7 Champain, a demi-lion rampant gardant gu. 10. 8 Champayn, Scotland, a, bear's head couped sa. 34. 14 Champernon, a lion's head erased arg., semee of pellets ducally crowned or. iS. 9 Champernonne and Champernowne, out of a ducal coronet an ostrich rising holding in the beak a horse-shoe, all ppr. 96. 8 Cbamperoun, a dexter hand holding a rose-branch ppr. 218. 10 Champernowne, a swan sitting ppr., hold- ing in the beak a horse-shoe or. Champernowne, Arthur Melville, Dart- ington Hall, Totnes, same crest. Champernowne, a demi-lion arg. . holding a cross formee fitchee or. cf. 11. 10 Champion, an arm in armour embowed and erect ppr., garnished or, holding in the gauntlet a chaplet of laurel vert. 199. 12 Champion, Albert Edward Gurney, 3, Fourth Avenue Mansions, Hove, Brighton, same crest. Semper fidelis. Champion of London, an arm erect couped at the elbow, vested gu., charged with three bars or, holding in the hand ppr. a rose-branch of the last. Champion, an arm erect vested arg., cuffed gu., holding a chaplet of laurel vert. Champion, a turkey-cock ppr. 108. 5 Champion of London, a leopard's head erased gardant or, ducally gorged sa. Prceclarius quo difficiiius. cf. 23. 8 Champion of London, a winged spur ppr. Speed. III. 12 Champion De Crespigny, see De Cres- pigny. Champney of London, a leopard's head erased gardant or, ducally gorged sa. cf. 23. 8 Champney, a lion's gamb erased sup- porting a torteau. 39. 13 Champneys, a demi-Moor side-faced, habited or, cuffs, cape, and orna- ments on the shoulders gu., wreathed about the temples also or and gu., and hold; mg the dexter hand ring or, stoned az. Champreys, same crest. Pro patria non timidus perire. Chance {the descendants of the lata Wm. Chance, Esquire, of Birmingham, who died 1828), on a wreath of the colours a demi-lion rampant gu., semee of an- nulets or, holding between the paws a sword erect entwined by a wreath of oak, all ppr. Deo non fortuna. 246. 5 CHA Chance, Alexander Macomb, Esquire, of Lawnside, Edgbaston, Birminghi same crest and motto. Chance, Arent De Peyster, Esquire, of Wheatfields, Powick, Worcs., same crest and motto. Chance, Arthur Lucas, Esquire, of Great Alne Hall, Alcester, same crest and motto. Chance, Edward Ferguson, Esquire, of Sandford Park, Steeple Alston, Oxon., same crest and motto. Chance, Frederick William, Esquire, of Morton, Carlisle, same crest and motto. Chance, George, Esquire, of 28, Leinster Gardens, London, W., same crest and motto. Chance, George Ferguson, Esquire, of Clent Grove, near Stourbridge, same crest and motto. Chance, Henry, Esquire, of Leamington, same crest and motto. Chance, Sir James Timmins, of 5 1 , Prince's Gate, London, S.W., and i. Grand Avenue, Hove, Sussex, a demi - li rampant gules, semee of annulets holding between the paws a sword erect, entwined by a wreath of oak, all ppr. Deo non fortuna. Chance, John Homer, Esquire, of Edg- baston, Birmingham, same crest and motto. Chance, Joseph Selby, Esquire, of Car- lisle, same crest and motto. Chance, William Edward, Esquire, of Aldby Park, York, same crest and motto. Chancelor or Chancellor, Scotland, an eagle displayed sa. Que je surmonte. Chancellor of ShieldhiU, by Biggar, Lanarksh., same crest and motto. Chancey, Northamp., an arm erect vested ar"., entiled with a ducal coronet or, holding in the hand ppr. a battle-axe, the staff gu., headed of the first. cf. 207. 10 Chancey, out of a ducal coronet or, a griffin's head gu., charged with a pale az., between two wings displayed of the last, the inner part of the wings of the second. 6; Chancey, Essex and Norf., out of a ducal coronet or, a griffin's head with wi: endorsed bendy gu. and az., beaked of the first. 67. I Cbandew, a pelican's nest with three young birds in it ppr. Chandlee, Thomas, Esquire, of Balltore, Athy ; Samuel Chandlee, Esquire, of Gaul's Mills, Waterford ; and Richard Shackleton Chandlee, Esquire, of Greenoge, Terenure, Dublin, Ireland, a dexter hand couped at the wrist ppr., holding a sword in bend sinister arg., pommel and hilt or, the wrist charged with a garb vert. Pax el copia. 212. 5 Chandlee, William, Esquire, of Brighton Square, Rathmines, Dublin, same crest and motto. Chandler of London, a bull's head sa., attired arg. cf. 44. 3 Chandler, a pelican in her piety sa., the nest vert. 9S. 8 Chandois and Chandos, a stag's head gu., between the attires a cross pattee az. 120. 9 Chandos, see Buckingham, Duke of. CHA 109 Chandos, out of a ducal coronet or, a [ Donhead House, Salisbury, Wilts, (Irason's head sa. 72. 4 ! same crest and motto. Chandos, Herts, an old man's head in 1 Chapman, Major-General Ingram Francis, ]>r()tilc ppr., the hair gray, wreathed arg. I of Lambourn, Glendinning Avenue, Chandos-Pole, Reginald Walkelyne, Es- 1 Weymouth, same crest and motto. of Radbourne Hall, Derbysh., I Chapman, Cambs, a dexter arm in armour Sidling Court, Dorchester : ( i ) A on rising ppr., belled and jessed or. A man's head ppr., ^vreathed about 'niple arg Chandos-Pole-Gell, Harry Anthony, Es- quire, of Hopton Hall, Derbysh. : (i) A LTcyhound statant sa., collared or, on the shoulder a cross crosslet or, for difference (jar Gdl). (2) A falcon rising ppr., belled and jessed or (jor Pole). (3) A man's head ppr., WTeathed about the temples arg. (for Chandos). Channer, a demi-sea-wolf rampant ppr. Channing, a blackamoor's head in profile couped below the shoulders. Channy, Herts, out of a ducal coronet a derai-eagle displayed or. 80. 14 Channsy or Chansey, a griffin's head erased holding in the beak a key. 66. 6 ChantreU, a tower arg., in the portal a boar's head sa. Chantry, a lion rampant gu., supporting a pillar sa. Chapan, a hawk rising ppr. 87. i Chape or Chappe, Norf., a dexter hand gauntleted holding a pheon point up- ward ppr. 2 1 1 . 7 Chapel], Ireland, a demi-lion rampant vert, holding in the dexter paw a chaplet or. cf. 10. 2 Chaplin of Coliston, Scotland, a griffin's head erased gu. Labor omnia vincit. 66. 2 Chaplin, Rt. Hon. Henry, of Blankney and Tathwell, Lines, a griffin's head erased or, murally gorged vert. cf. 66. 2 Chaplin, Cecil, 21, Grafton Street, Bond Street, W., same crest. Chaplin of London and Hants, a griffin's Chard of Pathe House, Somers., an eagle couped and erect, holding in the hand a lance, all ppr. 210. 11 Chapman, Scotland, a hand holding a sword in pale, thrust through a boar's head erased ppr. 212. 6 Chapman, Ireland, issuing out of a cloud a hand erect, holding a sword wavy, all ppr. 212. 4 Chapman of London and Yorks, a buck's head per chevron arg. and gu. 121. 5 Chapman of London, a heraldic ante- lope's head erased sa., attired and crined or, pierced in the neck by an arrow of the last, headed arg., embrued gu. cf. 127. 10 Chapman, Somers., a buck's head ca- bossed sa., attired or, between the attires two arrows in saltier of the last, feathered arg. 122. 7 Chapman of Frewen Hall, Oxon., and Hill End, Chesh., a stag's head erased sa., attired and semee of crescents or. Cre-scit sub ponders virtus. cf. 121. 2 Chapman of London, out of a crescent per pale or and gu., a unicorn's head of the last, maned, armed, and guttee-d'or. Chapman, a falcon arg., beaked and legged gu., supporting a garb or. Chapman, Scotland, a hawk regardant ppr., holding in the dexter claw a garland of laurel. 85. 4 Chapman, Lines, a fleur-de-lis or, be- tween two olive-branches vert. Chappeace, an eagle close ppr 76. 2 Chappes, a hand gauntleted holding a pheon point upwards ppr. 211. 7 Chappie, on the stump of a tree couped, a falcon hooded ppr. cf. S6. 11 Chappie of London, on the stump of a tree a falcon hooded ppr. Viresco. cf. -■ head erased arg., ducally gorged or cf. 66. 2 Chaplin, Nugent, Campden House Cham- bers, Campden Hill, W., same crest. Sapiens qui assiduus. Chaplin of Anerley Park, Upper Norwood, London, S.E., in front of a cross potent arg., the dexter claw resting on an escutcheon az., charged with a bude- horn stringed or. gorged with a collar gemelle sa., and holding in the beak an oak-branch slipped ppr. Nil desper- Chardin, Leics., a lion 1 ipant 1 ''3 caduceus fesseways ppr. Lahore 1 Chardin, a dove ppr. 92. 2 et fide. 268. 7 Cbaringworth, a naked arm embowed Chapman, Sir Montagu Richard, Bart., holding a cutlass ppr. cf. 201. i Killua Castle, Clonmellon, Westmeath, Charlemont, Viscount (Caul6eld), Rox- Ireland, an arm in armour embowed borough Castle, Moy, Ireland, a holding a broken spear encircled with dragon's head erased gu., gorged with a wreath of laurel, all ppr. Crescil sub a bar-gemelle arg. Deo duce, fcrro pondere virtus. I _ comitanle. _ _ cf. ^ Chapman, two spears' heads in saltire in front of a dexter arm embowed in ar- mour, the hand gauntleted and grasp- ing a broken tilting-spearenfiled with an Charles, the late Rev. James, D.D., minister of Kirkcowan, Wigtown, Scot land, an eagle displayed sa. Virtui uget honored iilet or. Crescit sub pondere virtus. \ Charles, Devonsh., a demi-eagle displayed Chapman, Joseph John, M.A., 17, St. | with two heads per pale or and erm. Hilda Terrace, Whitby, same crest and | cf. 82. i motto. Charles, a demi-griffin erm., holding a Chapman, HiUyar David, Kilhendre, iCllesmere, Salop, same crest. Chapman, Alfred Daniel, Milton Ernest Hall. Bedford, same crest. Chapman, Arthur Wakefield, Crooksbury, Karnham, same crest. Chapman, Horace Edward, Esquire, of cf. 65. 3 demi-wolf e holding a halberd arg., tasselled or. cf. 29. 4 Charles, J. Roger, M.D.. of Pelsall, near Walsall, and 27, West Street Chichester, a demi-wolf gu., charged CHA with two lozenges in pale erm., sup- porting with the paws a battle-axe arg., between two branches of oak fructed ppr. Esse quam vvh:ri. Charlesworth, Yorks, a demi-eagle sa., the wings elevated fretty or, holding in the beak a mascle of the last. Justitia ct virtus. Charlesworth, Albany Hawke, Esquire, of Feme, Donhead St. Andrew, Salisbury, and Grinton Lodge, Richmond, Yorks, same crest and motto. Charlesworth, Charles Ernest, Esquire, of Owston Hall, near Doncaster, same crest and motto. Charlesworth, out of a ducal coronet a cock's head, all ppr. 90. 6 Charleton, an arm CTubowed, habited gu., cuffed erm., holding in the hand ppr. a broad arrow. Charlett, Newport- : ( i ) A stag's head or (for Charleti). 121. ■;. (2) A fleur-de- lis or (for Xewporl). 148. 2 Charleville, Earl of, and Viscount and Baron Tullamore, Ireland, see Bury. Charlewood or Charlwood, a Saracen's head ppr. 190. 5 Charlewood, an arrow in pale enfiled ith a ducal coronet, all ppr. 174. 3 Charley, Sir William Thomas, D.C.L., K.C., D.L., V.D. Common Serjeant of the City of London, 1878-1S92, Queen Anne's Mansions, Loudon, S.W., on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a falcon's head erased arg., charged with a cinquefoil of the first, and holding in the beak a corn blue- bottle slipped ppr. Justus esio et non vittue. cf. 89. 6 Charley, John Stouppe, Esquire, J.P., of Finaghy House, co. Antrim, and of the island of Aranmore, co. Donegal, Ire- land, same crest and motto. cf. 89. 6 Charley and Charnley, a griffin passant, holding in the dexter claw a buckle. 63-7 Charlton, Essex, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-eagle displayed sa., holding in the beak a heart's-ease flower ppr. cf. 80. 14 Charlton, Shropsh., out of an Eastern coronet or, a leopard's head and neck atfrontee gu. 246. 4 Charlton, St. John, Esquire, of Chol- mondeley, Malpas, same crest. Spero mdiora. Charlton, a leopard's face gu. 22. 2 Charlton, Heref., a leopard's face gu. Sans varier. 22. 2 Charlton, Lechmere-, of Ludford, Heref. : (I) A leopard's fane gu. (for Charlton). 22. 2. (2) Out of a ducal coronet or, a pelican vulning herself ppr. {for Lechmere). cf. 98. i Charlton, on a chapeau a leopard statant ppr. 2d. I Charlton, William Henry, of Hesleyside, Bellingham, a lion's face gu., between two dragon's wings elevated ppr., on each a fret sa. Sans varier. Charlton of Hesleyside, Northumb., a demi-lion rampant. Sans varier. 10. 2 Charlton, Northumb., two lion's gambs erect gu. </ 36. 5 Charlton, Edward Francis Benedict, Es- quire, a lion's face gu., between two dragon's wings elevated ppr., on each a fret sa. Sans varier. CHA Charlton, Ulric Edmund Emmanuel, Es- quire, same crest and motto. Charlton, William Lancelot Stanislas, Esquire, same crest and motto. Charlton, Geoffrey Nicholas, of ChilweU, Notts, a swan's head and neck erased arg., beaked gu., gorged with a chaplet vert. Stabit consciu smqui. cf. lOI. 5 Charlton, Oxon., out of a ducal coronet or, a unicorn's head sa., crined arg., the horn twisted of the last and second. 48. 12 Charlton, Sussex, an arm embowed, vested gu., cuffed erm., holding in the hand a broad arrow ppr. Charnell, Warw. and Leics., out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-eagle dis- played. 80. 14 Charnell, a peacock close or. 103. 7 Charnells, out of a ducal coronet a demi- plover or, the wings displayed arg. Charney, on a rock a dove holding an olive-branch in its beak, all ppr. 93. 9 Charnock, Lanes, a lapwing ppr., charged with a muUet pierced for difference. 92. 2 Charnock, Beds, a lapwing ppr. Soyez conteiU. Charpentier, a dexter hand ppr., holding a fieur-de-Us gu. 215. 5 Charpentier, A., Rathmines House, Ux- bridge, a dexter cubit arm ppr., holding a fleur-de-lis gu. Charrington, issuing from a cloud a dexter hand pointing to a star, all ppr. 222. 7 Charrington, Hugh Spencer, Esquire, of Dove Cliff House, Burton-on-Trent, a demi-gryphon gu., gorged with a collar gemeUe, charged on the shoulder with two annulets interlaced, and resting the sinister claw on a cross patee, all or, and holding in the dexter claw a branch of thorn-tree ppr. Cassis tutissima Charrington, Spencer, Esquire, of Huns- don House, Hunsdon, near Ware, Herts, same crest and motto. Charter of Bishop's Lydeard, Somers.. in front of a cubit arm vested az., cuffed arg., the hand holding a scroll entwined by a branch of myrtle, all ppr., an escallop also arg. Non sine jure. CharteriS, see Wemyss, Earl of. CharteriS, Scotland, a dexter hand grasp- ing a dagger ppr. This is oiir chart. 212. 3 CharteriS, Scotland, a stork's head ppr. cf. 106. I CharteriS, an arm issuing out of a cloud holding a sword aloft ppr. Non gladio xcd gratia. CharteriS, Charters, and Chartres, a demi- cat rampant gardant ppr. 26. 12 CharteriS, Richard Butler, Esquire, of Cahor Lodge, Tipperary, a swan ppr. This our charter. Chartnay or Chartney, two arms in armour embowed wielding a battle-axe ppr. 194. 12 Chartres, see Charteris. Chartsey, a dexter arm embowed holding up two olive-branches in orle ppr. 202. 4 Chartsey, a wolf passant sa., devouring a fish arg. cf. 28. 10 Chase, a griffin's head erased holding in the beak a key. 66. 6 Chase, Herts, a lion rampant sa., holding between the paws a cross flory or. cf. I. 13 Cbassereau, a demi-chevaher in armour brandishing a sword ppr. 187. i Chastelai, see Casley. Chastelin, a fleur-de-lis or. 148. 2 Chastelon, on the point of a sword in pale a maunch. 169. 11 Chater, a stork ppr. Jucundi acti labores. 105. II Chatfield, a demi-Moor with a quiver on his back shooting an arrow from a bow, all ppr. 1S5. 6 Chatfield or Chatteild, Sussex, a heraldic antelope's head erased arg., attired and ducally gorged gu. Che sara sara. cf. 127.10 Chatteris, on a mount vert, a pheasant ppr., holding in its beak a fleur-de-lis or, and resting the dexter claw on a bezant. Libertas. Chatterton, Bart., Ireland, an antelope's head erased arg., pierced through the back of the neck by an arrow ppr. Loyal a mort. cf. 127. i Chatterton, Smith-: (i) An antelope's head erased ppr., attired or, pierced through the back of the neck with an arrow, also ppr., gorged with a ducal coronet of the second, and charged on the neck with a cross crosslet gu. (for Chatterton). (2) Out of a crown vallery or, a unicorn's head az., armed, crined, and tufted of the first, and charged with a crescent of the same (for Smith). Loyal a mort. cf. 48. 12 Chatterton, Cambs, a demi-grifiin gu., beaked, legged, and winged or. 64. 2 Chatting, a human heart gu., transpierced by a sword in bend sinister, point downward ppr. 181. 6 Cbatto, Potts- : { I ) A castle or, charged with a fleur-de-lis az., and surmounted with a cinquefoil, also az. {for Chatto). (2) A leopard sejant ppr., gorged with a collar fleury counter- fleurv, therefrom a Une reflexed over the back, and rest- ing the dexter paw on a fleur-de-lis, all gu. Omnibus amicus. Chattock, a dexter hand holding a lion's gamb ppr. cf. 220. 10 Chaucer, two lion's gambs arg. and gu., supporting an escutcheon party per pale counterehanged. 39. i Chaucer, Chauser, and Chawcer, a tortoise passant ppr. cf. 125. 5 Chaumond, on a ehapeau ppr., a fieur-de- lis az., between wings. cf. no. 5 Chaumond, see Cbamond. i Chauncey, a savage's arm embowed hold- ing a club, all ppr. 202. 10 Chauncey, a dexter hand striking with a dagger, aU ppr. [ Chauncy of Munden Parva. Herts, out of a ducal coronet or, a griffin's head gu., , between two wings az., the inner parts j of the wings gu. 67. i [ Chaundler, a pehcan in her piety sa., the ■ nest vert. 98. 8 Chauser, see Chaucer. Chauster, two stag's attires ppr. 123. 5 Chausy, out of a ducal coronet or, a griffin's head paly of four az. and gu., between two wings expanded, the dex- ter az., quill feathers gu., the sinister gu., feathered az. 67. i ' CHE Henry, Esquire, of Whitfield Court, Kilmeaden, Waterford, upon a rock ppr., an eagle's claw erased and erect or, grasping an arrow in bend of the last, barbed and flighted arg. Loyaidti mon heritage. Chawcer, a tortoise passant ppr. c/. 1 2 3 . 5 Chawner, an ermine passant ppr. 134. 6 Chawner of Newton Manor House, Hants, a sea-wolf's head erased sa. Nil des- ■perandum. Chaworth, Baron, see Neath, Earl of. Chaworth, a tower ppr., on the top five ostrich-feathers arg. Chaworth, an arm in armour embowed, the hand holding an arrow, all ppr. 198. 4 Chaworth, a dagger az.. hilt and pommel or, and a cross crosslet fitched sa., in saltier. cf. 166. 12 Chaworth-Musters, Jolin Patricius, Es- quire, of Annesley Park, near Notting- ham, and Wiverton Hall, near Bing- ham : (i) .\ Hon sejant guardant or, supporting with the fore-paws a shield of the arms {for Musters) i.e., Arg., on a bend gu., a lion passant guardant or, within a bordure engrailed of the second. 269. 15. (2) A tower arg., charged with a bendlet wavy gu. , thereon a lion passant or, issuant from the battlements an ostrich feather sa., between four others of the first. 269. 16 Chawrey and Chawsey, an arm from the elbow erect ppr., vested per pale sa. and arg., holding in the hand a covered cup or. cf. 203. 4 Chawser and Chawsers, see Chaucer. Chaytor, Yorks. a stag's head lozengy arg. and az. cf. 120. 4 Chaytor, Sir William Henry Edward, Bart., of Croft, Yorks, a buck's head couped lozengy arg. and sa., attired or, holding in the mouth a trefoil slipped vert. Fortune le vent. 120.4 Chaytor, Clerveaux-, Clervaux Alexander, of Spennithorne Hall, Yorks: (i) A stag's head erased lozengy arg. and az., the dexter attired of the first, and the sinister of the second {for Chaytor). cf. 120. 4. (2) An eagle displayed {for Clerveaux). 75. 2. (3) A heron ppr. 105. 9 Cheales, an eagle's head erased or, due- ally crowned arg. cf. 83. 2 Cheales, Rev. Alan, of Hagworthingham, Lines, and Ellerslie, Tilehurst Road, Reading, an eagle's head erased or, ducally crowned az. Bene vivere et Icbtari. Cheap of Rossie, Scotland, a garb or, banded vert. Ditat virtus. 153-2 Cheape, George Clerk, Esquire, of Bentley JIanor, Broomsgrove, Worcs., same crest and motto. Cheape, James, Esquire, of Strathtyrum, St. An(' "■■ ■ motto. , ijsquire, ,, Fifesh., same crest and St. Andrews, Cheape of Madeira, a garb or, banded gu. Ditat virtus. 153. 2 Checkland, two cubit arms erect ppr., holding two annulets interlaced sa., each arm charged with a cinquefoil gu. Omne bonum, Dei donum. Checkland, George Edward, Thurnby Court, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, same crest and motto. CHE Checkland, William, Esquire, of Swan- nington House, Leics., same crest and motto. Chedder and Cheder, on a chapeau gu., turned up arg., a lion passant gardant az,, ducally crowned ppr. cf. 4. 5 Chedworth, Devonsh., a wolf's head sa., iiillaied or. 30. 9 Chedworth, Devonsh., a demi-lion ram- iiant gardant az., holding in the dexter \r.\\\ a battle-axe ppr. 16. 14 Cheek, issuant from between the horns of a crescent a cross pattee fitchee gu. cf. 163. 6 Cheeke, on a chapeau a lion passant ppr. 4. 9 Cheeke, Somers. and Suff., a sword in pale eusigned with a cross pattee. 169. 5 Cheeke, Suff., out of a naval coronet or, a demi-mermaid holding a comb and mirror ppr. 1S4. 14 Cheere, a talbot passant az., collared or, resting his fore-paw on an escallop of the last. </. 54- 2 Cheere, a talbot passant az., collared and ringed or. Prcetnium virtutis honor. cf. 54. 2 Cheese of Huntington Court, Heref., a lion's head erased or. Omnia fert (etas. 17. 8 Cheeseman and Chesman, a dexter hand holding a royal crown ppr. 217. i Cheetham of Rycroft House, Rochdale, and Brooklyn, Heywood, Lanes, a derai-griffin wings addorsed gu., be- zantee, the mouth transfixed by a tilting-spear or, holding between the claws a bezant. Ad mortem fidelis. Cheetham, of Singleton House. Broughton, Kent, in front of a demi-griffin segreant gu., resting the sinister claw on a cross potent sa., a plate. Quod tuum tene. 6=.- 4 Cheetham, Sydney William, M.R.C.S., 233, Romford Road, Forest Gate, E., a demi-griffin segreant gu., charged the breast with a cross potent re or. Quod tuum tene. Cbeflield, Rutl., an arm in armour couped and erabowed resting on the elbow, holding a sword, all ppr. cf. 195. 2 Chein and Cheine, on a chapeau two lions supporting a garb ppr. 3. 5 Chein and Cheine, Scotland, a cross pattee fitohed arg. Palienta vincit. 166. 3 Cheisly or Chesly, Scotland, a rose ppr., slipped and leaved vert. Fragrat post funera virtus. 149. 5 Chelley, a leg in armour, couped below the knee and spurred, all ppr. 193. 4 Chelmick, Shropsh., a lion .sejant gar- dant or, supporting with the dexter paw an escutcheon vert. cf. 8. 2 Chelmsford, Baron (Thesiger), 5, Knares- borough Place, S.W., a cornucopia in fess, the horn or, the fruit ppr., thereon a dove, holding in the beak a sprig of laurel ppr. Spes et /ortuna. 93. Chelsea, Viscount, see Cadogan, Earl. Chelsum, a garb or. 153. 2 Chelsum, a greyhound current arg. cf. 58. 2 Cheltenham, a demi-eagle displayed ppr. 81. 6 Chemere, a peer's helmet or. cf. 180. 4 Chenell, an arm ppr., vested sa., cuffed or, holding in the hand a covered cup arg. cf. 203. 4 Cheney, a buU's scalp or, horned arg. 123- S Chenevix, a hand erect grasping a sword ppr., hilted and pommelled, and pierc- ing a fleur-de-lis or. cf. 212. 3 I Chenevix-Trench, Alfred, Esquire, of ' Villa Bona Ventura, Cadenabbia, Italy, I a dexter arm in armour embowed, the j hand grasping a cutlass, all ppr. \ Virtutis forluna comes. j Chenevix-Trench, Colonel Charles, R.A., same crest and motto. Chenevix-Trench, George Frederick, Es- quire, same crest and motto. Chenevix-Trench, Rev. Herbert Francis, of St. Peter's Vicarage, Isle of Thanet, same crest and motto. Chenevix-Trench, Julius, Esquire, same crest and motto. Chenevix-Trench, Philip Francis, Esquire, same crest and motto. Chenevix-Trench, Samuel Richard, Es- quire, same crest and motto. Cheney of Badger Hall, Shifnal, Shropsh., a bull's horns and scalp arg. Fato prudentia major. (See Cure.) 123. 8 Cheoke, a bird's head sa. Chepstow, an arm vambraced az., studded and garnished or, holding a sword ppr. 195. 2 Cherbron, a lion's gamb erect gu., hold- ing a griffin's head erased or. Chere, a talbot passant az., collared and ringed or. Prmmium virtutis honor. cf. 54- 2 Cherley, a cross patonce between two stalks of wheat or, leaved ppr. 154- 13 Cherry, a demi-lion arg., holding an annulet gu. cf. 10. 2 Cherry, a demi-lion arg., holding a gem- ring or, enriched with a precious stone ppr. cf. 10. 2 Cherry, Rev. Benjamin Newman, Clip- j sham Rectory, Oakham, Rut., a stag 1 couchant regardant. j Cherry-Garrard, Major-General Apsley, of Lamer Park, Wheathampstead, ' Herts: (i) A leopard sejant ppr. (for Garrard). (2) A demi-lion arg., the neck encircled with an annulet, and holding between the paws a fleur-de-lis within an annulet gu. (for Cherry). Cheris I'espoir. Cherwood, a unicorn's head or, between two laurel-branches vert. 49. 14 Chesbrough, a demi-lion rampant gu., holding between the paws a cross pattee or. 1 1 . 2 Cheseiden, Cheseldon, Cheseldyne, and Cheselton, Rutl. and Leics., a talbot couchant arg., spotted sa., collared and lined or. cf. 54. II Chesham, Baron (Cavendish), Latimer, Chesham, Bucks, a snake nowed ppr. Cavendo tutus. 142. 4 Chesham, Lanes, out of a ducal coronet, a lion's gamb erect or. 36. 12 Chesham, Lanes, a falcon wings ex- panded ppr. 87. I Chesham, two arms embowed holding a chess castle or. Cheshire, a talbot sejant supporting with his paws a shield charged with a garb. cf. 55. 3 CHE Cheshire of Dublin, a leopard's face arg., jessant three roses gu., leaved vert. Cheshire or Chesshyre, a hawk's lure purp. 178. II Cheslie, Chiesly, and Chislie, Scotland, an eagle displayed ppr. Credo et videho. 75-2 Cheslin of London, a tower arg. 156. 2 Cheslin, a fleur-de-lis per pale vert and az. 148. 2 Chesly, Scotland, a rose ppr., slipped and leaved vert. Fragrat post funera virtus. 149. 5 Chesman, sec Cheeseman. Chesney, a man's head bearded and wreathed ppr. 190. 4 Chesshyre, Essex, a hawk's lure purp., feathered or. 178. 11 Chester of Bush Hall, Herts, and Royston, Cambs, a demi-griffin segreant erm., beak, tongue, talons, and eyes ppr. Vincit qui patitur. 64. 2 Chester of Chichley Hall, Bucks, a ram's head couped arg., armed or. 130. i Chester of Amesbury, Glouc, a lion's gamb erased gu., holding a broken sword arg., hilted or. 38. 2 Chester of Blabie, Leics., a dragon passant arg. 73. 2 Chester, Henry Morris, Poyle Park, Surrey, a dragon passant erm. Vincit qui patitur. Chester, Essex, a cutlass arg., hilt and pommel or, between two branches of laurel ppr. cf. 170. 3 Chesterfield, Earl of (Scudamore-Stan- hope) : (I) A tower az., and from the battlements thereof a demi-lion issuant or, ducally crowned gu., holding be- tween the paws a grenade fired ppr. (2) Out of a ducal coronet or, a bear's paw sa. ppr. A Deo et rege. cf. 157. 10 Chesterfield, on a chapeau a greyhound statant ppr. 58. 4 Chesterman, a demi - griffin. Semper fidelis. 64. 2 Chesterton, a tiger's head erased. Cheston, Sulf., a dexter gauntlet in fess ppr., holding a sword arg., hilt and pommel or, on the blade a Saracen's head couped, distilling blood of the first. Ex merito. cf. 211.11 Chetham, in the sea a rock ppr. 179. 5 Chetham, Sufi., a griffin passant regar- dant arg., wings addorsed or, charged with a crescent gu. cf. 63. 14 Chettle, on a rock a wyvern, wings ad- dorsed ppr. 69. 1 1 Chetum, Lanes, a demi-griffin gu., charged with a cross potent az. Quod tuum tene. cf. 64. 2 Chetwode, a sea-lion sejant. 20. 2 Chetwode, Sir George, Bart., of Chetwode, Bucks, and Oakley, Staffs, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion rampant gu. Corona mea Christus. i6. 3 Chetwode, Wilmot- : (i) Out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion rampant gu. (for Chetwode). 16. 3. {2) Out of a crescent gu., a demi-man-tiger rampant arg., horned and imgu. or (for Wal- nell). (3) An eagle's head erased sa., holding in the beak an escallop gu., (for Wilmot). Corona mea Christus. cf. S3. 2 Chetwode, Ludford-, Warw. : (i) Out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion ram- pant gu. (for Chetwode). 16. 3. (2) A CHE boar's head coupetl erminois, holding in the mouth a cross pattce gu., the head charged with an escallop sa. {for Ludford). Chetwood and Chetwoode, see Chetwode. Chetwood-Aiken : ( i ) A cross crosslet ' fitchee gu. (jor Aiken). Motto, In\ cruce salus. i66. 2. (2) Out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion issuant sa. [for Chdwood), and the motto, Corona mea Christus. i6. 3 Chetwood-Aiken, John, Esquire, of the Glen, Stoke Bishop, Glouc, same crests and mottoes. Chetwyn, a human heart pierced with a passion-nail ppr. cj. 181. 4 Chetwynd, Viscount (Chetwynd), 25, Elvaston Place, S.W., a goat's head erased arg., armed or. Probitas veriis honos. 128. 5 Chetwynd, Sir George, Bart., of Grendon, Warw., a goat's head erased arg., armed or. Quod Dens vidt fia. 128. 5 Chetwynd-Stapylton, Lieutcnant-General Granville George, out of a ducal coronet or, a Saracen's head ppr. Fide sed cui vide. Chetwynd-Stapylton, Henry Goulburn, Esquire, of HiUiers, Petworth, Sussex, same crest and motto. Chetwynd-Stapylton, Miles, Esquire, same crest and motto. Chetwynd-Stapylton, Rev. William, of Hallaton, I.ieics., same crest and motto. Cheureuse, an eagle displayed or, winged arg. 75- 2 Chevalier, a demi-chevalier in armour brandishing a scimitar, all ppr. 187. 4 Chevallier, a lion's head erased arg., langued gu. Fidei coticula crux. 17.8 Cheverell and Cheverill, two dexter hands conjoined holding a sword in pale, all ppr. 224. 7 Chevers, an arm in armour embowed, couped at the shoulder, the part above the elbow in fess, the hand in pale holding a close helmet ppr. 198. 11 Chevers, a demi-goat saliant arg., col- lared gu., crined and ungu. or. En Dieu esl ma joi. cj. 128. 2 Chevers, John Joseph, Esquire, of Killyan House, Ballinasloe, co. Galway, same crest and motto. Cheverton, Hants, out of a castle triple- towered a demi-lion, all ppr. Invicta labore. 155. 10 Chevil, an arm in armour embowed hold- ing in the hand a sword, all ppr. 195. 2 Chew of London and Beds, a griffin sejant arg., guttee-de-sang, beaked, legged, and mnged sa., the dexter claw resting on a catherine-wheel gu. cj. 62. 10 Chewton, Viscount, .s^e Waldgrave, Earl. Cheylesmore, Baron (Eaton), Cheylesmore, Coventry, a lion's head erased arg., devouring a tun or, gorged with a double chain of the same, suspended therefrom an escutcheon az., charged with a cross couped, also or. Vincit omnia Veritas. 257. i Cheyn and Cheyne, a dexter hand holding an escallop ppr. 216. 2 Cheyne, of Esselmont, Scotland, a cross pattee fitched or. Patientia vincit. 166. 3 112 Cheyne of Straloch, a Capuchin's cap. Fear God. Cheyne, Scotland, an ibex's head and neck gorged with a collar, with one link of a chain affixed thereto. Cheyney, Kent. Beds, and Berks, a bull's scalp or, attired arg. 123. 8 Cheyney, Cambs, a cap or, turned up az., on each side a feather erect ppr. Cheyney, a wolf passant vert, ducaUy gorged and lined or. cf. 28. 10 Cheyney, Bucks, a bear's head erased gu., environed round the neck twice with a chain passing through the mouth arg., ringed or. f/- 35- ^ Chibnall, a wolf's head ppr. 30. 5 Chibnall, Beds and Xorthamp., a dragon's head erased sa., ducally gorged and lined or. f/. 72. 9 Chichele ami Chichley, a tiger passant arg. holdii couped at the downwards. Chicheley, Cambs, ith a man's leg thigh ppr., the foot tiger passant arg. cf. 27. II Chichester, Marquess of Donegal, see Donegal. Chichester, Baron Ennishowen, see En- nishowen. Chichester, Earl of (Pelham), Stanmer, Lewes, Sussex, a peacock in pride arg. Badge, a buckle or. Vincet amor pair ice. 103. 2 Chichester, William Henry, Esquire, of Grenofen, Tavistock, Devonsh., same crest and motto. Chichester, Charles, of Hall, Devonsh., a heron rising with an eel in its mouth opr. Ferme en foy. cf. 104. 13 Chichester : ( i ) A heron devouring a snake, all ppr. (for Chichester). 105. 8. (2) Out of a ducal coronet or, a demi- griffin segreant ppr. (for Hopton). In- vitum sequitur honor. 64. 4 Chichester, Devonsh. and Dorset, a stork with wings addorsed ppr., holding in its beak a snake vert. 104. 13 Chichester, the late Rev. Arthur Chichester, of the Rectory, Badlesmere, Kent: (i) A heron, wings addorsed, in its beak an eel, all ppr. (for Chichester). (2) In front of a chaplet of holly frueted ppr., a torch erect or, fired ppr. {for Burnard). Ardet in arduis. Chichester, Rev. Edward Arthur, of the Vicarage, Dorking, a stork rising with a snake in its beak, all ppr. Invilum sequitur honor. Chichester-O'Neil, Rev. William, of Shane's Castle, co. Antrim, Preben- dary of St. Michael's, in the city and diocese of Dublin : ( i ) An arm em- bowed in armour grasping a sword, all ppr. (for O'Neil). 195. 2. (2) A stork rising with a snake in its beak, all ppr. (for Chichester). Lamh dearg Eirin. 104. 13 Chichester, Sir Edward, Bart., of Youl- ston, Barnstaple, Devonsh., a bittern rising with an eel in its beak ppr. Chichester, Nugent, Esquire, of Calver- leigh Court, Tiverton, Devonsh.: (1) A goldfinch ppr. (for Nagle). (2) A heron rising with an eel in the beak ppr. (for Chichester). Ferme en foy. Chichester - Constable, Walter George Raleigh. Esquire, of Burton Constable, Hull, Wycliffe Hall, Darlington, Scar- CHI gill Lodge, Bernard Castle, Wood Hall, Hull, and Runnamoat, Roscommon : (l) A dragon's head couped barry of six arg. and gu., charged with nine lozenges or, three, three, and three (for Constable). (2) A stork rising holding in the beak a snake ppr. Surgit post nubila Phoebus. Ferme en foy. Chick, Sussex, a demi-peeasus rampant sa., enfiled round the body with a ducal coronet or. Non temere. 47. 7 Chiefly, a lion's head erased or. 17. 8 Chiene, on a chapeau two lions support- ing a garb ppr. 3. 5 Chiesly, Scotland, a rose gu., stalked vert. Fragrat post funera virtus. 149.5 Chiesly, Scotland, an eagle displayed ppr. Credo et videbo. 75. 2 CMIborne, Essex, a hawk's head erased az., holding in the beak a ring or, to which is attached an estoile of the last. Chilcot, two garbs in saltire. Chilcote and Chilcott, Surrey, out of a ducal coronet a mount ppr., thereon a stag at gaze gu. Spero. 118. 7 Child- Villiers, Earl of Jersey, see Jersey. Child, Coles, Bromley Palace, Bromley, Kent, an eagle with wings expanded arg., holding in the beak a snake en- twined round the neck and legs ppr. Child, Bart, (extinct), of Surat, East Indies, and Dervill, Essex, a leopard's face or, between two laurel-branches ppr. Spes alit. Child of Langley Bury, Herts, an eagle, wings expanded erm., holding in the beak a trefoil slipped vert. cf. 77. 2 Child, Hants and Shropsh., an eagle with wings expanded arg., round the neck a snake entwined ppr. Imitare quam invidere. 77. 8 Child, Cecil E. C, Vemham, Merton Hall Road, Wimbledon, same crest and Child, Sir Smith. Bart., of Newfield and Stallington Hall, Staffs., an eagle with \\ings elevated arg., entwined round the neck by a snake ppr., holding in the beak a cross crosslet fitchee, and each wing charged with a mullet of six points gu. Imilari quam invidere. cf. 77. 8 Child of London and Worcs., on a rock ppr., an eagJe rismg, the wings addorsed arg., gorged with a ducal coronet or, round the neck an adder entwined ppr. cf- 77. 8 Child, Herbert Henry, Rudhall, Boss, Heref., on a rock an eagle with wings endorsed and inverted, collared and chained, and resting the dexter claw on a serpent nowed. Probitas verus honos. Child, Surrey, an eagle with wings ex- panded between two ears of big-wheat, holding in the beak a serpent entwined round the neck, all ppr. Imitare quam invidere. cf. 77. 8 Child, Hooke-, Albert Theodore, Esquire, of Finchley New Road, London : ( i ) Upon a fret gu., an eagle, the wings elevated arc, entwined round the neck by a serpent ppr., each wing charged with a trefoil slipped, also gu. (for Child). (2) Upon a mount, between two ears of wheat stalked and leaved or, an escallop az. (for Hooke). Imi- tare quam invidere. CHI Childe of Kinlet, Shropsh., and North- wicke, Worc3., an eagle with wings expanded arg., enveloped round the neck and body with a snake ppr. yj. 8 Childe-Freeman, Rev. Edward Leonard, of Edwyn Ralph Rectory, Bromyard, Worcs. : (I) An eagle with wings ex- panded arg , entwined round the neck by a serpent ppr. [jor Childe). (2) On a mount vert, a cockatrice arg., wattled, combed, and beaked or, ducally gorged and lined, also or, and charged by a crescent sa. for difference. Per Deum meum, transUio murum (for Baldwyn). Pax et plenitudo. Chllde-Pemberton, William Shakespear, :i, Granville Place, Portraan Square, W. : ( I ) Au eagle with wings expanded arg., standing upon and entwined round the neck by a snake ppr. {Childe). (3) On a mount vert, a cockatrice arg., wattled, combed, and beaked or, ducally gorged, lined, and ringed gold, a crescent sa. for cadency {Baldicyn). (3) In front of a griffin's head couped sa., a crescent or {Pemberlon). Per deum meum, transUio murum. Childers of Cantley, Yorks. a cubit arm erect habited in chain armour, and holding in the gauntlet ppr. an oval buckle, tongue erect az. Chilmick, Shropsh., a lion sejant gardant or, supporting with the dexter paw an escutcheon vert. cf. 8. 2 Chilton, a boar's head couped at the neck or, holding in the mouth two roses, one arg., the other gu., leaved and stalked ppr. Chilton, Kent, a griffin passant sa., bezantee. cf. 6j. 2 Chliworth, Devonsh., a boar's head and neck erased sa., ducally gorged or. Chiney, an arm in armour embowed holding in the gauntlet a sabre, all ppr. 195. 2 Clunn, Glouc, on a ducal coronet or, a greyhound sejant arg. cf. c,g. 4 Chinnery, Bart, (extinct), of Flintfield, Cork, Ireland, on a globe or, an eagle rising ppr., collared, also or. Nee temere, nee timide. cf. 159. 7 Chinnery-Haldane, Right Rev. James Robert Alexander, of AUtshellach Onich, Inverness-sh., Bishop of Argyll and the Isles : ( i ) On the dexter side an eagle's head erased or (for Haldane). 83. 2. (2) On the sinister side, perched on a globe or, an eagle rising ppr., collared of the first (for Chinnery). Suffer. Nee temere, nee timide. cf. 159. 7 Chlpchase, a demi-eagle displayed hold- ing in the dexter claw a laurel-branch ppr. cf. 81. 6 Chipman, Somers., a leopard sejant arg., muraUy crowned gu. cf. 24. 13 Chipnam, Heref., a dexter and sinister arm shooting an arrow from a bow ppr. 200. 2 Chippendale and Chippingdale, of Craven, Yorks, Humberston, Leics., Blacken- hall. Staffs, and of London, a lion's gamb erect arg., erased gu., holding a fleur-de-lis or. Firmor ad fidem. Chipperfleld of London, an eagle displayed gu. Spernit pericula virtue. 75. 2 CUrblond, a winged heart ppr. 112. 10 113 i Chirnside, Scotland, a hawk with wings I expanded ppr. 87. I Chiseldine, a talbot couchant arg., spotted sa., eared and collared gu., chained or, the end of the chain in a bow-knot of the last. cf. 54. 1 1 Chisenal and Chisenhall, Lanes, a griffin segreant gu. 62. 2 Chisholm of that ilk, a dexter arm in armour embowed from the shoulder, the hand holding a scimitar in bend, all ppr. Vi el virlute. iq6. 10 Chisholm, Sir Samuel, Bart., 20, Belhaven Terrace, Glasgow, a hand holding a boar's head erased ppr. Colo com- muniiatem. 257. 9 Chisholm, Kent and Scotland, a hand couped below the wrist holding a dagger erect, all ppr., on the point a boar's head erased or, laugued gu. cf. 212. 2 Chisholm, Roderick Donald Matheson, of Erchless Castle, Inverness, a dexter hand holding a dagger erect ppr., on the point a boar's head couped gu. Feroi ferio. 212. 2 Chisholm, England and Scotland, a dex- ter hand holding a sword erect ppr., on the point a boar's head couped gu. Vi el arte. 212. 2 Chisholm, The (J. Chisholm Gooden- Chisholm), of 33, Tavistock Square, London, a dexter hand holding a dagger erect ppr., on the point a boar's head couped gu. F eras ferio. 212.2 Chisholme, out of a ducal coronet a dragon's head with wings addorsed. 72. I Chisholme of Comer, Scotland, a dexter hand holding a dagger in pale ppr. Vi et virlute. 212. 9 Chisholme, Scotland, a boar's head erased. 42. 2 Chislie, Scotland, an eagle displayed ppr. Credo et videho. 7S- ^ Chissell, three chisels arg., handles or, two in saltire, the handles down- wards, and one in pale, the handle up- wards. Ctliswell of London, a mermaid ppr. 184. 5 Chiswell of liOndon, a dove with brings displayed arg., beaked and legged gu., standing on a bezant and holding in the beak a laurel-branch vert. Chittinge, a talbot's head erased arg. 56. 2 Chittock, a demi-atag ppr., attired or. 119. 2 Chittock, an antelope trippant ppr. 126. 6 Chitty of London, a talbot's head couped or. 56. 12 Chitwood, on a mount vert, a crow sa. 107. 9 Chitwynde, a sword in pale ppr., on the point a boar's head erased. cf. 42. 4 Chivers, a comet star, the tail towards the sinister ppr. 164. 10 Choiseul, Ireland, a dexter and sinister hand supporting a two-edged sword in pale, all ppr. 213. i Choke, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi- stork displayed arg., beaked gu. Choke, Berks, a stork's head ppr., beaked gu. cf. 106. I CHR Cholmeley and Cholmondley, a demi- griffin segreant sa., winged and beaked or, holding in the claws a helmet ppr. cf. 64. I Cholmeley, Sir Hugh Arthur Henry, Bart., Easton Hall, Grantham: (i) A garb or. (2) A demi-griffin segreant sa., beaked, winged, and membered or, holding between the claws a helmet ppr., garnished of the second. cf. 64. I Cholmeley, Hugh Charles Faiifax, Es- quire, Bransby Hall, Easingwold, Yorks; (i) On a helmet affronte arg. a garb or. {2) A derai-griffin segreant sa., beaked, winged, and membered or, bearing a helmet arg. Cassis tutis- sima virtus. Cholmley, Bart., of Whitby and Hil- deuby, Yorks, a full-fronted helmet with grills arg., thereon a garb or. A la volonte de Dien. Cholmley of Whitby, Yorks, a demi-griffin segreant sa., beaked or, holding in the dexter claw a helmet arg. 64. i Cholmondeley, Marquess of (Cholmon- deley), Cholmondeley Castle, Malpas, Chesh., a demi-griffin segreant sa., beaked, winged, and membered or, holding between the claws a helmet ppr., garnished of the second. Cassis tutissima virtues. cf. 64. I Cholmondeley, Rev. Richard Hugh, 62, Albert Gate Mansions, S.W., same crest and motto. Cholmondeley, Baron Delamere, see Dela- Cholmonly of London, a helmet arg., garnished or, charged with three tor- teaux, one and two. Cholwell, a leopard's face az. 22. 2 Cholwich and Cholwick, a lion's gamb erect and erased sa., supporting an ancient shield per pale or and arg. <:/ 37- 2 Cholwich, Lear-, of Teignmouth, Devonsh.: (I) A lion's gamb erased sa., support- ing an antique shield per pale erminois and erm. (for Cholwich). cf. 37. 2. (2) A demi-unicorn erminois supporting a staff raguly gu. (for Lear). Cholwich and Cholwick of Cholwich, Devonsh., a fox's head couped sa. 33. 4 Cholwill or Cholville, Devonsh., a hnnet ppr. Chooke, an ibex's head erased arg., gorged with a crown gu., double- horned or. Chope, Rev. R. R., St. Augustine's Vicarage, 117, Queen's Gate, S.W., a lion passant. Chopinge of London, a tree vert, fructed or, the stem arg., charged with two bends wavy gu., on the sinister side of the stem a woodpecker ppr. Chorley, Lanes and Staffs, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a hawk's head erased arg. 89. 6 Chough, a demi-lion rampant sa., col- lared arg., holding in the paws a halberd in pale or. cf. 15. 4 Chowne, a cubit arm erect in armour holding in the gauntlet ppr. a broad arrow sa., feathered arg. Chrighton or Crighton, a dragon's head vomiting fire ppr. 72. 3 Chrisope, an antelope trippant ppr., col- lared and chained or. cf. 126. 6 CHR Chrisope, a bear's head muzzled. 34. 14 ChristaU, Scotland, a fir-tree ppr. Per angyista ad augueta. 144.13 Christian, Ireland, a lion couchant gar- dant ppr. 7- 10 Christian, a lion sejant gardant erect holding in the dexter paw a cross, and resting the sinister on a pyramid sa. </. 8. 12 Chlistian, a unicorn's head erased arg., collared, maned, and armed or. 49. I.I Christian, out of a naval coronet a uni- corn's head, cf. 48. 12 Christian of Ewanrigg, Cumb., a uni- corn's head erased arg., armed and gorged with a collar invecked or. Salus per Christum. cf. 49. 1 1 Christian, the figure of Hope ppr., robed arg., leaning on an anchor or. Christian, a greyhound current ppr. e/. 58. 2 Christie, Robert Maitland, of Durie, Fife, a dexter hand holding a letter ppr. Pro rege. Christie, a cross Calvary gu. Sit vita nomini congrua. 1 66. i Christie, a brown bear passant muzzled, the cliain reflexed over the shoulder or, on the back a bezant charged with a cross sa., the dexter paw resting on an escutcheon per pale of the last and gu. Integer vita'. 269. 4 Christie, Augustus Langhara, Esquire, of Tapeley Park, Instow, North Devonsh., and 42, Great Cumberland Place, London, W., same crest and motto. Christie, William Langham, Esquire, of ftlyndebourne, Lewes, Susse.\, and 117, Eaton Square, S.W., same crest and motto. Christie, Ireland out of an earl's coronet a Moor's head from the shoulders, all ppr. 1 82. 2 Christie, a holly-sUp leaved and frncted ppr. 150. 10 Christie, Thomas Craig, Esquire, of Bedlay Chryston, Glasgow, Lanarksh., a branch of holly leaved and fructed ppr. Sic viresco. Christie, a holly-stump leaved and fructed ppr. Sit vita nomini congrwi. 145. 10 Christie, John, Esquire, of Cowden and Glenfarg, Perth, and of Milnwood, Lanarksh., a withered holly-branch sprouting out leaves ppr. Sic viresco. 145- 10 Christie of Craigton, Scotland, a holly- branch withered with leaves sprouting anew ppr. Sic viresco. 145. 10 Christie, Hector, Esquire, of Langcliffe Place, near Settle, Yorks, same crest and motto. Christie, Scotland, a holly-bush ppr. Sic viresco. Christie-Miller, Sydney Richardson, Es- quire, J. P., of Moira House, 21, St. James's Place, London ; of Brit well Court, Burnham, Bucks ; and of Craigentinny, Midlothian, Scotland : (i) A de.xter hand erect holding an open book ppr. {for Miller). 279. 10 (2) A holly-stump withered sprouting out leaves ppr. (for Christie). Manent optima caelu. Sic viresco. 279. 9 Christie, a phoenix in flames ppr. 82. 2 Christie, a phoenix's head in flames ppr. 82. 9 114 Christison, Sir Alexander, Bart., of 40, Moray Place, Edinburgh, a Passion cross gu., on three grieces ppr. Vitam dirigai. 166. I Christison, John, Esquire, Writer to the Signet, of 40, Moray Place, Edinburgh, a Passion cross gu., on three grieces ppr. Vitam dirigat. 166. i Christmas, an arm embowed ppr., vested or, covered with leaves vert, supporting a staff couped and raguly arg. Christmas, an arm ppr., charged with two bars or and gu., holding a double branch of roses flowered of the second, leaved vert. Christopher, Norf., a unicorn's head erased arg. 49- 5 Christopher of Norton, Durham, two arms embowed. vested az., the hands ppr., supporting an anchor sa., cabled arg. Arte conservatiis. Deo conser- Christopher, Captain Alfred Charles Seton, of 9, Sloane 'Terrace Mansions, London, S.W., two arms embowed vested az., the hands ppr. supporting an anchor sa., cabled arg. Christopher, Danby Stevens, Esquire, of 28, Argyll Street, London, W., same crest and motto. Christopher, Henry Carmichael, Esquire, same crest and motto. Christopher, Leonard William, Esquire, of Murre, Punjab, same crest and motto. Christopher, Wilmot Conway, Esquire, same crest and motto. Christopher, a stag's head cabossed ppr. 122. 5 Christopherson, Sussex, a demi-eagle re- gardant holding in the dexter claw a sword ppr. Ardenter prnsequor alis. Christy of Apuldrefield, Kent, a mount vert, thereon the stump of a holly- tree sprouting between four branches of fern, all ppr. Sic viresco. Christy, Richard, Esquire, of Watergate, Emsworth, Sussex, same crest and motto. Christy, Joseph Fell, Esquire, of Upton, Alresford, Hants, same crest and motto. Christy, William Miller, Watergate, Ems- worth, same crest and motto. Chritchley, Ireland, a lion rampant per fesse, ejnbattled gu. and az. Honesta qitam S'plendida. i. 13 Chrystie, a lion's gamb erased holding a dagger, all ppr. 3.S. 8 Chubb, Sir George Hayter, of Newlands, Chislehurst, Kent, in front of a demi- lion supporting between its paws a bezant charged with a rose gu., a key fesseways, wards upwards, or. 242. 2 Chubbe, Dorset, a demi-lion az., holding between the paws a bezant. I ' ■ 7 Chudleigh, a savage ppr., wreathed about the loins and temples vert, and holding in the dexter hand a club spiked or. Chudleigh, a savage ppr. in profile hold- ing in the dexter hand a spiked club or, with a bugle-horn hung over the sinis- ter shoulder, wreathed about the loins and temples vert. Chun, a boar passant regardant pierced in the shoulder by an arrow, the end held in the mouth, all ppr. CHU Church, Essex, an arm in armour ppr., garnished or, holding in the hand a baton of the same. Church, a hand holding a sword erect between two branches of laurel en- twined round the blade. Virtule. Church, Ireland, a talbot collared, all ppr. 54- 2 Church, a cloud ppr. 162. 13 Church, a demi-lion rampant or, bran- dishing in his dexter paw a battle-axe ppr., and resting his sinister paw on a cross gu. Church, Samuel Church, Esquire : (i) In front of a Passion cross gu., a pelican in her piety arg., the wing charged with a rose, also gu., barbed and seeded ppr. {/or Church). (2) A lion rampant regardant sa., semee of pheons, and holding between the paws a mascle or {for Philips). Vidnera ecclesirr- liher- orum vita. Church, Sir William Selby, Bart., K.C.B., Woodside, Hatfield, Herts, a grey- hound's head sa., erased gu., collared az., and charged with two bezants. Mea spes est in Deo. 262. 4 Church, a greyhound's head erased sa., platee, collared or. Churehar, Sussex, an heraldic tiger pas- sant arg., maned and tufted or. 25. 5 Churche, Essex, a demi-greyhound sa., gorged with a collar or, charged with three lozenges gu., holding a trefoil of the second. Churche, Shropsh., a greyhound's head erased erm., collared, lined, and ringed or. cf. 61. 2 Churchey, Wales, a greyhound's head erased sa., collared or, holding in the mouth a trefoil slipped gu. Churchill, Duke of Marlborough, see Marl- borough. ChurchiU, Viscount (Spencer), G.C.V.O., RoUeston, Leics., out of a ducal coronet or, a griffin's head between two wings expanded arg., gorged with a bar- gemelle gu., armed of the first. Dieu defend le droit. cf. 67. i Churchill, Surrey and Dorset, out of a ducal coronet "or, a demi-lion rampant arg. Dieu defend le droit. 16. 3 Churchill, Frederick, M.D., 4, Cranley Gardens, Queen's Gate, S.W., same crest. Churchill, Charles Morant, Manor House, Buckland Ripers, Dorset, same crest. ChurchiU, a lion couchant gardant arg., holding a flagstaff erect entwined with a branch of laurel ppr., flowing from the staff to the sinister a banner swal- low-tailed gu., charged with an Eastern crown or. ChurchiU, a lion couchant arg., holding a banner of the last charged with a ChurchiU, a savage's head affrontee, ducally crowned ppr. 192. 9 Churchouse, William John Franklin, Physician and Surgeon, Chard House, Long Buckby, Rugby, a demi-lion rampant holding between its paws a church bell. Nunquam non fiddis. Churchman of London, on a garb in fess or, a cock arg., beaked, legged, and wattled gu. 9i- 4 Churchward, Rev. Marcus Dimond Di- mond-, Vicar of Northam, Bideford, CHU Devonsh., issuant from three lozenges | conjoined in fesse gu., each charged witli a fleur-de-lis or, a buck's head couped ppr. Suaviter in modo. Cf. 121. 5 Churchyard, an arm in armour embowed liolding in the hand a baton, and there- on suspended a laurel crown, all ppr. Churchyard, kShropsh., a dexter arm embowed and vambraced, holding a broken spear environed with a chaplet. En Dieu et mon roy. - cj. 197. 3 Churston, Baron (Yarde-Buller), of Chur- ston Ferrers and Lupton, Devonsh., a Saracen's head afirontee couped ppr. Aquila non capit muscas. 190. 5 Churton, the late John, Esquire, of Mo- ranned, Rhyl, Flintsh., out of the battlements of a tower ppr., a demi- lion gu., gorged with a collar gemel or, holding in the dexter paw a sword ppr., and resting the sinister paw on an escutcheon erm., charged with a ram's head erased sa., armed or. Avance:. Churton, Shropsh., out of a mural coronet ppr., a demi-lion rampant gu., holding in the paw a sword ppr., pommel and hilt or. Avanec:. Chussell, three chisels arff., handles or, two in saltire, the liandles downwards, and one in pale, the hamlli' upwards. Chute, Hants and Kent, a gamitlet ppr., holding a broken sword arg., hilt and pommel or. Chute, Charles Lennard, of The Vyne, Hants, a dexter cubit arm in armour, the hand gauntleted grasping a broken sword in bend sinister ppr., hilt and pommel or. Chute, Wiggett- : (i) A de.xter cubit arm in armour, the hand gauntleted grasping a broken sword in bend sinister ppr., hilt and pommel or {for Chute). (2) A griffin's head couped sa., holding in the beak an ear of wheat ppr., between two wings arg., each charged with a mullet gu. (for Wiggett). Fortune de querre. Chute, Wiggett-, Rev. Devereux, of Sher- borne St. John, Basingstolie, same crests and motto. Chuter, a dexter hand holding a spur. 217. 14 Chyner, an antelope's head erased erm. 126. 2 Cidderowe, out of a tower arg., a demi- lion rampant sa. 157- II Clely, Cornw., a tiger sejant arg. 27.6 Cinsallagh, Ireland, a lion's head erased ppr. 17. 8 Cipriani, an eagle displayed sa., crowned gu. cf. 74. 14 Clabrock, Middx. and Kent, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-ostrich arg., wings displayed erm., holding in the beak a horse-shoe sa. 96. 8 Clack, on a mount a holy lamb bearing a flag, all ppr. 131. 14 Clack, an old man's head couped at the shoulders, vested gu., wreathed arg. Clack, Heref. and Berks, a demi-eagle or, winged erm. 80. 2 Clagett of London, Kent, and Surrey, an eagle's head erased erm., ducally crowned or, between two wings sa. Clagstone, a falcon rising ppr. 87. i 115 Clamond, Cornw., a griflfin sejant or. 62. 10 Clanbrasil, Baron, see Rod'en, Earl of. Clancarty, Earl of (Le Poer-Trench), Garbally, Ballinasloc, co. Galway : (i) An arm in armour embowed holding in the hand a sword, all ppr. 195. 2. (2) A lion rampant or, imperially crowned, holding in the dexter paw a sword arg., hilt and pommel or, and in the sinister a sheaf of arrows of the last. (3) A stag's head cabossed arg., attired and between the attires a crucifix or. Consilio et prndentia. 122. 13 Clancy, Ireland, and Clanny, Durh., a hand gauntleted holding a dagger in pale, on the point a wolf's head couped close, dropping blood gu. Clancy, Ireland, a hand couped at the wrist erect, holding a sword impaling a boar's head also couped, all ppr. 212. 6 Clandjnen, Ireland, a demi-lion holding a ullet of six points. Clanmorris, Baron (Bingham), New- brook, Ballyglass, co. Mayo, Ireland, on a rocli an eagle rising, all ppr. Spes men Christus. Clanricarde, Marquess of (De Burgh-Can- ning), Porturana Castle, co. Galway : (l) A demi-lion rampant arg., charged with three trefoils vert, holding in the dexter paw an arrow pheoned and flighted ppr., the shaft or (for Canning). cf. 13. 6. (2) A cat-a-mountain sejant gardant ppr., collared and chained or {for De Burgh). Nug roy, nug joy, nug hi/. 26. 13 Clanwilliam, Earl of (Meade), GiU Hall, Dromore, cO. Down, Ireland, an eagle displayed with two heads sa., armed or. Toujours pret. 74. 2 Clapcott, a buck's head couped sa., attired or. 121. 5 Clapham, Scotland, a dexter hand hold- ing a helmet ppr. 217. 12 Clapham, a lion rampant sa., holding in the dexter paw a sword arg., pommel and liilt or. Clapham, T. R., Austwiok Hall, same crest. Clapham of Burley Grange, Yorks, a lion rampant sa. Post est occasio calva. 139- Clapp, a pike naiant ppr. Clapperton, Scotland, a talbot arg. Fides prcestantior aura. 54. i Clapton, Hants, a dolphin hauriant, head downwards. Clapton, Edward, M.D., 41, Eltham Road, Lee, S.E., a bay horse's head erased, bridled and charged with a quatrefoil or, gorged with a chain of the last, pendent therefrom a bell az. Laudo et plaudo. Clare, Earl of (Fitzgibbon), a boar pas- sant gu., bristled or, charged on the body with three annulets of the last. yU admirari. cf. 40. 8 Clare, John Leigh, Esquire, of Hoylake, Birkenhead, upon a mill-rind fesseways or, a cock with wings expanded gu. Vigilante. Clare, Leigh-, Octavius Leigh, Esquire, B.A., of Hindley Cottage, East Sheen, Surrey, same crest and motto. Clare, Shropsh. and Worcs., a stag's head cabossed gu., attired ppr. 122. 5 CLA Clarence and Avondale, H.R.H. the late Duke of, on a coronet composed of crosses pattee and fleur-de-lis, a lion statant gardant or, crowned with a like coronet and differenced with a label of three points arg., the centre point charged with St. George's crosts. Clarendon, Earl of (ViUiers), the Grove, Watford, Herts, a lion rampant arg., ducally crowned or. Fidei coticula crux. I. 12 Clarge, a ram's head couped arg., with two straight and two bent horns or. Clarges, out of a ducal coronet a ram's head armed with four horns or. Claridge, Essex, an eagle regardant. Cum pcrictdo lucrurn. 76. 6 Clarina, Baron (Massey), Elm Park, Liiiieriok, Ireland, out of a ducal coronet or. a bull's head gu., armed sa. Pro libcrlale pulria:. 44. II Clark, a falcon rising. 87. i Clark, Sir John Forbes, Bart., Tillypronie, Tarland, Aberdeensh., a rock, therefrom rising a falcon ppr., belled or, and resting the dexter claw on a ducal coronet of the last. Amat victoria curam. Clark, Sir James Richardson Andrew, Bart., Tidmarsh, near Reading, a demi- huntsraan winding a horn holding in his sinister hand a whip, all ppr., between a stags attirej, the scalp in front arg. Free for a blast. Clark, Andrew, Esquire, S.S.C, of 21, Bernard Street, Leith, and 19, Raeburn Place. Edinburgh, a falcon rising ppr. Honore et virtute. 87. i Clark of Bellefleld, Trowbridge, and Cum- berwell, near Bradford, Wilts, a swan arg., ducally gorged, and with a chain reflexed over the back or, charged on the wings with an estoile gu ,.and resting the dexter foot on a cross moline, also gu. Clark of Bishop Wearmouth, Durh., a swan ppr., reposing his dexter foot on an ogress. cf. 99. 2 Clark, Frederick, Esquire, D.L., of Great Cumberland Place, London, upon the trunk of a tree eradicated fessewise, sprouting to the dexter, a lark rising ppr., charged on the breast with a rose gu., and hohh'ng in the beak three ears of wheat slipped or. Clark, Charles Stanley Gordon, Esquire, two pellets, thereon a lark rising ppr., gorged with a collar gemel arg., and holding in the beak an ear of wheat leaved and slipped or. Be advised. Clark, Henry Herbert Gordon, Esquire, of Micklehara Hall, near Dorking, same crest and motto. Clark, Crawfurd A. Gordon, Esquire, same crest and motto. Clark, Gilchrist-, of Speddoch, Dum- friessh., Scotland, within a serpent in a circle an estoile pierced or. Animo et scientia. Clark, Norf., an eagle's leg gu., joined to a wing or. cf- "S- 5 Clark, a griffin's head erased. 66. 2 Clark, a demi-griffin ducally gorged. cf. 64. 2 Clark, a mullet of six points arg. Animo et scientia. 164- 3 Clark of London, a cross pattee or, be- tween two eagles' wings erect az. Absit ut glorier nisi in cruce. 1 10. 7 CLA Clark of Dowlais House, Merthyr Tydvil, a lion rampant supporting a shield gyronny of eight. Tryandtryst. (/. 1.4 Clark of Buckland Tout Saints, Devonsh., a demi-Uon gu., coUared or, charged on the shoulder with an estoile arg., and holding in the dexter paw a baton sa. Victor mortalis est. cf. 15.9 Clark, Archibald Henry, Beaumont Lodge, Paignton, same crest and motto. Clark, Godfrey Lewis, 44, Berkeley Square, a lion rampant or, supporting a shield gu., charged with a cross erm. placed upon a saltire or. Try and tryste. Non major alio, non minor. Clark of Achareidh, Nairn, Scotland, a bear sejant arg., muzzled, collared, and chained ppr., holding a battle-axe erect, also ppr. Sans changer. Clark, a talbot's head erased or. 56. 2 Clark, a talbot's head couped or, gorged with a collar az., charged with a plate. cf. 56. I Clark> a dragon's head erased az. Forli- tvdo. cf. 7\. 2 Clark, The Goddards, Snaith, Yorksh., a stag's head cabossed. Clark of Belford, Northumb., a dragon's head erased az., guttee-d'or, gorged with a collar embattled, counter-em- battled, and charged on the neck with three annulets interlaced, also or. For- titudo. Clark, Bucks and Beds, a goat arg., against a tree ppr. 129. 8 Clark, Ireland, on a mural coronet az., a stag sejant or. 116. 4 Clark of Steeple, CO. Antrim, Ireland, a boar's head erased sa., transfixed through the jaws with a broken spear ppr. Non egel jacidis. Clark,^ fox's head gu. 33. 4 Clark, Towers-, of Wester Moffat, Lanarksh. : ( i ) A dexter hand holding a scimitar bendways ppr., hilted and pommelled or (/or C/orA). 213.5. (2) A tower or, masoned sa. (for Towers). Fortiter. Turris forlis mihi Deus. 156. 2 Clark, a hand holding a dagger in bend sinister. 212. 3 Clark, James Jackson, Esquire, of Largan- togher House, Maghera, co. London- derry, Ireland, out of a mural crown an arm embowed in armour, the hand holding a dagger, all ppr., the arm charged with a trefoil vert. Virtutt el labore. cf. Ujq. g Clark, Sir Andrew, Bart., of Caviiulish Square, London, between the attires of a stag affixed to the scalp arg., a demi- huntsman winding a horn, and holding in his sinister hand a whip, all ppr. Free for a blast. cf. 187. 12 Clark, Andrew, F.R.C.S., 71. Harley Street, W., a demi-huutsman winding a horn, and holding in his sinister hand a whip, all ppr. Free for a blast. Clark, Stewart, Esquire, of Dundas Castle, South Queensferry. an anchor cabled gu. Sure and steadfast. i6i. 2 Clark, a pheon ppr. 174. 11 Clark or Clarke, Derbysh., in a gem ring or, set with a diamond sa., a pheon arg. cf. 167. 12 Clark, Sir John Maurice, Bart., of 14, Rothesay Place, Edinburgh, a battle- axe in pale ppr. I n Deo speravi. 172.3 116 Clarke, Grahame- Leonard John, Fro- cester Manor House, Stonehouse, Glouc, an escallop quarterly gu. and erminois. Clark-Kennedy, John William James, Esquire, of Knockgray, Carsphaim, Kirkcudbright, N.B. : (i) A demi-man in the uniform of the Royal Dragoons holding in his dexter hand a sword, and sinister a French eagle, all ppr. (2) A dolphin naiant ppr. Arise la fin. Clarke, Sir Charles, Bart., of Dunham Lodge, Norfolk, a mount vert, thereon a lark with wings elevated or, holding In the beak an ear of wheat ppr., the dexter claw resting on an annulet sa. 259- 7 Clarke, Hon. Sir Rupert Turner Havelock, Bart., in front of an arm embowed in armour holding in the hand an arrow in bend sinister ppr., three escallops. Signum qucerens in vellere. 248. 4 Clarke of Cork, on the stump of a tree couped, eradicated, and sprouting on each side, a lark perched ppr., the wings expanded, holding in the beak two wheat-ears or. Clarke, formerly of Wayste Court, Abingdon, Berks, in front of a mount overgrown with clover a lark rising ppr., charged on the breast with a cross patee arg., and holding in the beak an ear of wheat or. Carpe diem. Clarke, a lark rising, holding in the beak an ear of wheat, all ppr. Carpe diem. Clarke, a lark with wings expanded, holding in the beak an ear of wheat, aU ppr. cf. 94. 5 Clarke, Alexander Felix, Esquire, of 38, English Quay, St. Petersburg, Russia, upon a mount vert, a swan arg., charged on the body with two pellets fesseways, holding in the beak an ostrich feather or. Si bene facias nil mettias. 256. 15 Clarke-Travers, Sir Guy Francis Travers, Bart., of Rossmore, co. Cork: (l) An heraldic tiger passant arg. [for Travers). 25. 5. (2) On the stump of a tree couped, eradicated, and sprouting on each side a lark perched ppr., wings expanded, holding in the beak two wheat-ears or {for Clarke). Nee temere, nee timide. Constantia et fidelitaJc. Clarke, a peacock's head erased ppr., holding in the beak a trefoil slipped vert. cf. 103. I Clarke, a swan ppr. 99. 2 Clarke, Durh. and Ireland, a swan ppr., resting the dexter foot on an ogress. cf. 99. 2 Clarke, a swan rising arg., ducally gorged and chained or. cf. 99. 3 Clarke, James Richard Plomer, Welton Place, near Daventry, Northamp., same crest. Clarke, an eagle with wings expanded sa., beaked and membered or. 77. 5 Clarke, Lines, a sinister wing or. 109. 7 Clarke of Arlington, Berks, a cross pattde or, between a pair of eagles' wings erect az. Absit id glorier nisi in crnce. no. 7 Clarke, Surrey, on a ducal coronet or, a cross pattee of the same between two eagles' wings expanded sa. cf. 1 10. 7 Clarke, Heref., a lion rampant vert, hold- ing a pen arg. CLA Clarke, a demi-lion rampant or. 10. 2 Clarke of London and Glouc, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion ppr. 16.3 Clarke of London and Yorks, a demi- lion rampant or, holding a cross crosslet iitched az. 11. 10 Clarke, out of a mural coronet a demi- lion rampant holding a pennon gu. cf. 16. 7 Clarke, out of a mural coronet a demi- lion rampant, in the dexter paw a pennon, resting the sinister on an escutcheon. Clarke, Suft., an elephant's head quar- terly gu. and or. '33-2 Clarke, Thomas, Esquire, of Masson House, Matlock, Bath, Derbysh., in front of an heraldic tiger's head erased sa., maned or, gorged with a collar gemel arg., two fleur-de-Us also arg. Vincit qui patiiur. Clarke, Beds, a goat salient arg., attired or, against a pine-tree ppr. 129. 8 Clarke, Bart., Ireland, out of an Eastern crown gu., a demi-dragon with wings elevated or. Constanter et fidelitaie. Clarke, Berks, out of a ducal coronet a dragon's head. Pro legibus el regibas. 72. 4 Clarke, Kent, a demi-griffin arg., issuing from flames ppr. In medio ttUissimiis. cf. 64. 2 Clarke, Westminster, a demi-griffin, the wings endorsed or, gorged with a col- lar engrailed az. cf. 64. 2 Clarke, Surrey, a bear sejant arg., sup- porting a battle-axe erect az. Clarke of Ashgate and Norton Hall, Derbysh., a bear rampant az., collared and chained sa., holding a battle-axe gu. Clarke, Montague de Salis McKenzie Gordon Augustus, Achareidh, Nairn, a bear sejant arg., muzzled, collared, and chained ppr., holding a battle-axe erect ppr. Sans changer. Dan ni Clarke of Elm Bank, Leatherhead, Surrey, a bear rampant erm., gorged with a naval crown or, the hne reflexed over the back gu., supporting a battle-axe erect ppr. Mcenibus crede ligneis. Clarke, George Jackson, Esquire, of the Steeple, Antrim, Ireland, a boar's head erased sa., transfixed through the jaws with a broken spear ppr. Non ' eget jacidis. Clarke, Colonel Thomas, D.L., ex-Sheriff of the City of London, of the Gables, 35, Upper Hamilton Terrace, London, N.W., on a WTcath of the colours, in front of a horse's head couped ermi- nois, a spur erect leathered gu. Fortis in arduis. 51. 8 Clarke of Dublin, a horse's head erased or, charged with a cross pattee gu. cf. 51- 4- Clarke, Suff., a nag's head erased sa. 50. 8 Clarke, Kent, a unicorn's head erased arg., crined and armed or, gorged with a collar gu., charged with three plates. cf. 49. II Clarke, Ireland, a sea-horse vert. 46. 5 Clarke, Ireland, a demi-ram erminois. Virgregis. 1 30. 13. CLA Clarke, Kent, a fleiir de-lis per pale arg. and sa. 14S. 2 Clarke, Suff., a conger-eel's head erect and erased gu., collared with a bar gemelle or. 139. 3 Clarke, Essex, a greyhound sejant sa. 59- 4 Clarke, Kent and Essex, a greyhound's liead couped or, charged with a cinquefoil az. Clarke, Cambs, a talbot's head erased or. 56. 2 Clarke of Summerhill, Lanes, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-bull rampant erm., armed of the first. Esperance en Dim. cf. 45. 8 Clarke of London, a talbot'a head or, gorged with a fesse engrailed az., charged with three lozenges of the first. cf. 56. 12 Clarke, Sir Philip Houghton, Bart., of Shirland, Notts, an arm couped near the wrist ppr., holding a sword in pale arg., hilted or. 212. 9 Clarke, out of a mural coronet arg., a cubit arm in armour holding a scimitar ppr., hilted or. cf. 209. 1 1 Clarke, an arm embowed in armour ppr., holding in the gauntlet an arrow or, headed and feathered arg. cf. iqS. 4 Clarke, the Hon. Sir Rupert Turner Have- lock, Bart., of Rupertswood, Bourke County, Victoria, Australia, and 30, Park Lane, London, W., Member of the Legislative Council of Victoria, in front of a dexter arm embowed in armour, the hand in a gauntlet ppr., grasping an arrow in bend sinister or, flighted arg., three escallops, also or. Signum qutierens in vdlere. 198. 6 Clarke, Joseph, Esquire, J.P., of Mande- ville Hall, Toorak, near Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, same crest and motto. Clarke, the late Thomas Sinclair, of Kned- lington, STorks, on a chapeau az., turned j up erm., two wings expanded out of a ducal coronet, between them the word " Elmer " in Saxon characters. The time will come. Clarke of London, on a plate arg., the letter Y gu. Clarke, Derbysh., in a gem ring or, set with a diamond sa., a pheon arg. cf. 167. 12 Clarke of Hyde Hall, Chesh. : (i) A pheon ppr. 174. 11. (2) An eagle with wings expanded sa., beaked and mem- bered or. 77. 5 Clarke, Richard HaU, BridweU, Cul- lompton, Devonsh., a lark rising hold- ing in its beak an ear of wheat ppr. Carpe diem. Clarke, Heref., an escallop quarterly gu. and or. 141. 14 Clarkeson, Clarkesonn, and Clarkson, a hand and arm couped below the elbow lying fesseways in a coat of mail ppr., holding in the hand a sword erect arg., hilt and pommel sa., on the blade a pennon flotant gu. Clarkson, an arm in armour embowed holding a couteau-sword, all ppr. Per ardua. cf. 196. 10 Clason and Classen, Scotland, a rose- branch ppr. 149. 8 Clater, a dexter hand holding a crescent. 216. 8 117 Claude, a demi-unicorn rampant collared ppr. 48. 10 Claus, on the point of a sword in pale a cross pattee. 169. 5 Clauson, Chas., Esquire, between two wings arg., a mullet of five points or. Spes et fides. 1 1 1 . 5 Clauson, Albert Charles, Esquire, of 8, Okl Square, Lincoln's Inn, W.C, a mullet of ten points encircled by an annulet or, between two wings sa., the dexter charged with three bendlets, and the sinister with as many bendlets in sinister arg. Spcs el fides. Clauson, Major John Eugene, C.AI.G., R.E., 44, Stanhope Gardens, Queen's Gate, S.W., same crest and motto. ClavedoD, a pelican vulning herself ppr. 98. I Clavel and Clavell, a human heart in flames, all ppr. 181. 13 Clavel, Clavell, and Claville, a buck's head erased and pierced between the attires by an arrow. cf. 121. 2 Claver, Bucks, a lion's gamb couped and erect or, holding a key sa. cf. 35. i Clavering of Callaly Castle, Northumb., a man's head affrontee couped at the shoulders, between two wings ppr. Ad ccelos volnns. Clavering, Northumb., a cherub's head with wings erect. Ad ccelos volan-s. 189. 9 Clavering, Sir Henry Augustus, Bart., of Axwell, Durh., out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion az. Nil actum si quid agenduni. 16. 3 Clavering, Napier-, the Rev. J. W., Axwell Park, Durh. ; (i) A dexter arm from the elbow ppr., the hand grasping a crescent arg. (2) The top of an em- battled tower arg., masoned sa., issuing therefrom six lances disposed saltire- wise, three and three with pennons az. Nil actum si quid agendum. Sans tache. Ready, aye ready. Claxson, Glouc, on a mount vert, a stag lodged arg., attired and ungu. or, supporting with the dexter foot an escutcheon gu., charged with a porcu- pine arg. Sapere aude, incipe. c/. 115. 12 Claxton, a hedgehog arg. 135. 8 Claxton, Durh., on a ducal coronet or, a hedgehog arg. _ 135. 14 Claxton, a hedgehog sa., bezantee. cf. 135. 8 Clay, see Pelham-Clay. Clay or Claye of London and Shropsh., a lion's head per pale vert and sa., charged with an escallop arg. cf. 21. 1 Clay, Claye, and Cley, Derbysh., two wings expanded arg., semee of trefoils slipped sa. 109. 1 1 Clay, Henry, Esquire, M.A., J.P., D.L., of Piercefiekl Park, Chepstow, Mon- mouthsh., in front of two wings arg., semee of trefoils slipped sa., a mount vert, and thereon two estoiles gu. Clarior virtus honoribus. 292. 1 1 Clay of Ford Manor, Surrey, and Arthur J. Clay, Esquire, of Holly Bush, Staffs, same crest and motto. Clay, Sir Arthur Temple Felix, Bart., Ardmeallie, Huntley, N.B., two wings arg., each charged with a chevron engrailed between three trefoils slipped sa. Per orbem. cf. 109. 6 CLA Clay, Alfred, Esquire, an annulet sa., surmounted by a martlet arg., between two wings also arg., guttee-de-poix, each wing charged with three trefoils or and two sa. Clay, Arthur Travis, Esquire, of Holly Bank, Rastrick, Yorks, same crest and motto. Clay, John William, Esquire, same crest. Clay, Charles John. Esquire, of West House, Cambridge, upon a rock ppr., a pheon az., in front thereof a key fesseways ward upwards, and to the sinister of the last. Propositi tenax. Claydan, an arm in armour brandishing a sword, all ppr. Probitatem quam di- vifias. 210. 2 Claydon, a demi-lion rampant az., valued on the shoulder gu., murally crowned arg., holding in the paws a cross flory fitched of the second. Clayton, Fitzroy Augustus, Esquire, of Fyfield House, Maidenhead, Berks, a leopard's gamb erased arg., holding a pellet. Claye, see Clay. Claye, Frank Reginald, Esquire, Long Eaton, Derbysh., two wings expanded arg., semee of trefoils slipped sa. 109. II Clayfield, a Moor's head couped sa. 192. 13 Clayhills-Henderson, George David, Es- quire, of Invergowrie, Dundee, For- farsh., Hallyards Meigle, Perthsh., Thornton-le-Moor, Yorks, a hand holding an imperial crown ppr. Corde et animo. ClayhlUs, Scotland, an arm holding an iperial crown ppr. Corde et animo. cf. 217. I Clayley, a greyhound's head arg., be tween two rose-slips flowered gu., stalked and leaved vert. 61. 11 Clayton-East, Bart., see East. Clayton of Crooke, Lanes, an arm em- bowed vested sa., holding a sword point downwards. Clayton, an arm in armour embowed, holding in the hand a sword point downward ppr. 195. 4 Clayton, Bart., (extinct) of Adlington, Lanes, a dexter arm embowed, grasp- ing in the hand a dagger ppr., the point to the dexter. Probitatem quam divitias. cf. 201. 4 Clayton, the late J. Bertram, 42, Wilton Crescent, same crest. Clayton of Lostock Hall, Leyland, Lanes, dexter arm embowed in armour, the hand gau itlet graspinj a sword in bend sinister, the point downwards ppr., pommel and hilt or, pendent from the wrist by a riband an escutcheon of the last, charged with a griffin's head erased az. Clayton, Sir WiUiam Robert, Bart., D.L., of Marden Park, Surrey, a leopard's gamb erased and erect arg., holding a pellet. Virtus in actione consistil. Quid leone fortius? 39- 13 Clayton of Hedgerley Park, Bucks, a leopard's gamb erased and erect grasp- ing a pellet. Virtus in actione consistit. Quid leone fortius ? 39- '3 Clayton, Major, E. G., Kingswood, Woking, same crest and motto. CLA Clayton, out of a mural coronet or, a leopard's paw arg., holding a pellet. </■ 39- 13 Clayton, the late Nathaniel, Esquire, of East Cliff, Lines, upon the battlements of a tower a lion's gamb erect and erased ppr., grasping a pellet, encircled by a wreath of oak vert. Clayton of Enfield, a dove with an olive- branch in its beak, all ppr. Quod sors, fert, ferinnis. 92. 5 Clayton, Norf. and Shropsh., a unicorn couchant arg., maned, armed, and un- gu. or, and under the dexter foot a bezant. Cleaber, an arm erect vested arg., holding in the hand ppr. a chaplet of thorns vert. Clealand, on a sinister gauntlet in fess a falcon, all ppr. cf. 86. 1 3 Cleasby, Richard Digby, Esquire, of Penoyre, Brecon, a mount vert, thereon a demi-lion regardant arg., gorged with a collar az., charged with three lozenges or, holding between them an inescut- cheon gu., thereon a whelk arg. Fide aed cui vide. Cleather, Comw.. a cubit arm vambraced holding in the hand gauntleted a dagger arg., the blade wavv. cf. 210. 4 Cleather, G. G., 97, Oxford Gardens, W., same crest. Cleather a sand-glass gu., mnged arg. 113. II Cleaveland, a greyhound's head sa., charged with three bezants, cf. 61. 12 Cleaver, a lion's garab couped or, holding a key sa. cf. 35. I Cleavland, a greyhound's head sa., charged with three bezants one and two. cf. 61. 12 Cleborne, a wolf's head erased sa. T'l'r- tute invidiam vinca^. 30. 8 Cleborne, a wolf rampant, holding in the dexter paw an annulet. Beware. Nc ohlivescaris. cf. 28. 2 Clebury, Shropsh., a goal's head erased sa., armed or. 128. 5 Clcderow of London, out of a tower arg., a demi-lion .sa. 157. 11 Cleeve, a fox's head erased sa. 33. 8 Cleave, a hand holding a buclde. 223. II Cleg or Clegg, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion rampant, imperially crowned, all ppr. cf. 16. 3 Clegat, an eagle's head erm., ducally crowned and beaked or, between two wings sa. cf. 84. 2 Clegg, Harry, Esquire, of Plas Llanfair, P.G., Anglesey, in front of a demi-lion per fesse nebuly arg. and gu., holding in the dexter paw a cross crosslet crossed sa., three acorns erect and fesseways slipped and leaved ppr. In veritate Iriumphn. 244. 14 Clegg of Allerton, Lanes, an eagle rising arg. 76. 13 Clegg of Little Clegg, Lanes, a griffin's head couped. Qui potest capere capiat. 66. I Cleghorn, a cubit arm erect holding in the hand a pair of scales equally poised, all ppr. 217. 13 Cleghorn, a dexter hand issuing from a cloud in sinister holding a laurel- branch, all ppr. Insperata floruit. cf. 223. 3 118 Cleghorn, an arm in armour embowed, throwing a dart ppr. Sublime petimus. 198. 4 Cleiland or Cleilland, Scotland, on a sinister hand couped and gloved ppr., a falcon statant. For sport. Non sihi. 186. 14 Cleiveland of the Lowe, Lindridge, Worcs., the head and neck of an osprey erased ppr. 83. 2 Cleland, Rose-, of Eath-Gael House, Ire- land : (i) On a sinister glove a hawk ppr. (for Cleland). 86. 12. (2) A rose gu., seeded and slipped ppr., between two wings erm. (for Rose). For sport. Je prnsc d qui pense plus. cf. 149. 5 Cleland-Henderson, Major-General John William, formerly of Roke Manor, Hants: (I) Upon the dexter side, a cubit arm erect vested az., the hand ppr., grasping a chain, therefrom sus- pended an escutcheon arg., charged with two estoiles in chief and a cres- cent in base gu. (for Henderson). 208. 9. (2) Upon the sinister side, a falcon or, on a sinister glove ppr. (for Cleland). Virtus sola nobilitat. Non sihi. 86. 12 Cleland, Scotland, a falcon rising ppr. Si je pouvois. 87. i Cleland, William Henry, of Rooks Nest, Baustead, Surrey, and 34, Brunswick Square, Hove, Brighton, on a mount vert, a falcon ppr., belled and jessed or, between two dexter hands couped at the wrist, also ppr. Je pense d qui pense plus. 249. 7 Cleland, on a sinister glove a falcon belled ppr. Non sibi. 86. 12 Cleland, a Moor's head sa., wreathed arg. 192. 13 Cleiland, Scotland, a rose gu., leaved and stalked vert. Fragrat, deleclat, et sanat. 149- S Cleiland, Scotland, a buck at gaze ppr. Ne cedem ijisidiis. 117. 3 Clement, Ashburnham-, Sir Anchitel Piers, Bart., Broomham, Hastings, out of a ducal coronet or, an ash-tree ppr. Will God, and I shall. Clement, Dorset and Devonsh., on a mount, vert, a griffin sejant or. cf. 62. 10 Clement, Norf., a lion passant arg., guttee-de-sang. 6. 2 Clement of Lower Clapton, Middx., a lion passant arg., guttee-de-sang, gorged with a collar and charged on the body with two crosses crosslet in fesse gu. cf. 6. 2 Clement, Ireland, a cross moline or. 165. 3 Clements, Francis Leonard, Esquire, same crest. Nil sine Deo. Clements, Henry Topham, Esquire, of Belmont, East Hothly, Sussex, same crest and motto. Clements of Rathkenny, Ireland, same crest. 165. 3 Clements, Colonel Henry Theophilus, of Ashlield Lodge, Cootehill, Ireland, a hawk statant ppr. Patriis virtulibus. 85. 2 Clements, Baron, see Leitrim. Earl of. Clements, Lucas-, of Rathkenny, co. Cavan : (i) A hawk close ppr., belled and jessed or (for Clements), cf. 85. 2. (2) A demi-griffin arg., beaked and membered or (for Lucas). Patriis vir- tutibus 64. 2 CLE Clements, William, Burton - on - Trent, crest same as the first above, motto as above. Clements, co. Cavan, a fawn's head erased ppr. 124. 3 Clements, a falcon close. 85. 2 Clements, a leopard gardaut per pale gu. and erm., ducally gorged or. 24. 3 Clements, Ireland, out of a ducal coronet or, a lion's gamb sa., holding a cross crosslet titched of the first. 36. 1 1 Clementson, an arm from the elbow ppr., vested paly gu. and or, cuffed counter- changed, holding a palm- branch of the first. Clemsby, a tower ppr. 1 56. 2 Clench or Clenche, a remdeer's head Clench, Su an arm erect vested gu., cuffed arg., holding in the hand ppr. a club vert, spiked of the first. 206. 2 Clench, E. Payton, Esquire, of 16, Han- over Square, London, W., out of a Saxon crown or, an arm erect vested gu., cuffed arg., holding in the hand ppr. a club vert, spiked of the first. Tien le droit. 206. 2 Clendon, a stag's head ppr., between the attires a cross pattee arg. 120. 9 Clent, Worcs., two lion's gambs erect sa., holding a chaplet vert, flowered or. Clepan, Clephan, and Clephane, Scotland, a dexter hand holding a helmet ppr. Ul sim pnratior. 217.12 Clepole, Notts, a fleur-de-lis arg., enfiled with a ducal coronet or. 148. i Clere, ■ Norf., the sun or, between two wings az., on each a crescent of the first. Clere, out of an antique Irish crown or, five ostrich-feathers arg. Virtute non verbis. cf. 114. 13 Clere, Norf., out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of ostrich-feathers arg. 114. 13 Clere, Norf., a camel's head ducally gorged ppr., bridled gu. cf. 132. 9 Clerk, Sir George Douglas, Bart., J.P., of Penic\iik, Edinburgh, a demi-huutsman winding a horn ppr. Over the crest. Free for a blast ; under the arms, Amat victoria curam. 187.12 Clerk, Robert Mildinay, Esquire, J.P., of Westholme, and Charlton House, Shepton MaUet, Somers., same crest. Clerk, Edmund Hugh, E.5quire, of Bur- ford, Shepton Mallet: (i) An ^scu- lapius' wand. (2) A huntsman in green ppr. (for Cleric). Amat victoria curam, and Free for a blast. Clerk, Scotland, a dexter arm couped at the elbow brandishing a broadsword, all ppr. Fortiter uhique. Clerk, Scotland, an .Esculapius' rod ppr. Sat cito, si sat tuto. Clerk, Norf., a demi-forester ppr., on his breast a star arg. Amat victoria curam. Clerk, an oak-tree fructed ppr. In robore decus. 143. 5 Clerk-Rattray, Lieutenant-General Sir James, of Craighall, Rattray. N.B.: (i) On the dexter side a star or, and thereon a flaming heart ppr. (for Rattray). Super sidera votum. And upon the sinister side a demi-huntsman winding a horn ppr., habited vert. Free for a bla.$t. Clerke, a greyhound's head or, charged on the neck with a cinquefoil az. cf. 61. 4 CLE Gierke, out of a naral coronet or, a Moor's head ppr. c/. 192. 6 Gierke, out of clouds ppr., a hand arg., holding a branch vert. cj. 219. 9 Gierke, Shropsh. and Hants, a wolf's head erased per pale arg. and vert. Ut prosim aliis. 30. 8 Gierke, Sir William Francis, Bart., of Hitcham, Bucks, a ram's head couped ppr. 130. I Gierke, a swan ppr. 99. 2 Gierke, on a partridge ppr., an eagle's leg gu., winged at the thigh or. Gierke, a pheon arg. 174. 11 Gierke, an eagle's head erased arg., hold- in2 in the beak a branch of laurel vert. cf. 85. 2 Gierke, an arm holding an arrow arg., feathered or. 214. 4 Gierke, a boar's head gu., holding in the mouth a sword in bend ppr. cf. 42. 6 Clerkson of Kirkiton and Mansfield Wood- house, Notts, a hand and arm clad in complete armour lying fesseways ppr., couped below the elbow gu., grasping in the gauntlet a aword erect arg., hilt and pommel or, on the blade a split pennon of the second flotant towards the sinister. Glermont, Baron, see Carlingford, Baron. Glermont, a savage ppr., wxeathed about the head and middle with leaves vert, standing on a serpent of the last. 18S. 3 Glermont, a pole-cat ppr. 135. 13 Glervaux, Yorks, an eagle displayed ppr. 75. 2 Clerveaux-Ghaytor, see Chaytor. Clesby, Yorks, a reindeer trippant ppr. 125. 9 Glesby, an ensign ppr., his coat gu., holding a banner of the last. 188. 6 Gletherow and Glyderowe, a Roman soldier in armour ppr , holding a spear. Cleve, a griffin passant with wings ad- dorsed, ducally gorged or. 63. 3 Cleve and Glive of London and Shropsh., a wolfs head per pale dancettee arg. and sa. 30. 5 Cleveland, Duke of (formerly Vane) : (l) A dexter hand in a gauntlet ppr., bossed and ringed or, brandishing a dagger, also ppr. {for Vane). (2) On a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a lion pas- sant gardant or, gorged mth a collar componee of the second and az., and crowned with a five-leaved ducal coro- net of the last (for Fitzroy). Nee teinere. nee timide. cf. 4. 2 Cleveland, Duke and Marquess of, Earl of Darlington, Viscount and Baron Barnard of Barnard Castle, and Baron Baby of Raby Castle, Durh. (His Grace the late Sir Harry George Powlett, K.G., D.C.L.), a falcon rising or, belled of the last and ducally gorged gu. Aymes loyaulie. 87. 2 Cleveland, a demi-old man ppr., vested az., with a cap gu., turned up with a hair front, holding in his dexter hand a spear headed arg., on top thereof a line ppr., passing behind him and coiled up in his sinister hand. Cleveland, a demi-man aflrontee ppr., in a military habit gu., with a belt and sash, and holding the Union flag ppr. 187. 9 119 Cleveland, a bishop's mitre ppr. cf. 180. 5 Cleveland of Tapley, Devonsh., a cubit arm erect, vested az., cuffed arg., hold- ing in the hand ppr. a dagger of the second, hilt and pommel or. Audaces juvat. Cleves, two elephants' probosces addorsed sa. 123. 10 Clevland, a hand holding a sword arg., hilted and pommelled or. Fortuna audacen juvat. 212.13 Gley, see Clay. Cleybroke, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-ostrich arg., with wings displayed erm., holding in the beak a horse-shoe sa. 96. 8 Gleypole, out of a ducal coronet or, a fleurde-lis arg. cj. 148. 2 Glibborn, Thomas Strettel, Esquire, of Holmesby, Elizabeth Bay, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, and of the Castle, Moate, co. Westmeath, Ireland, out of a ducal coronet or, a wolf's head sa. Virtus vincit invidiam. 30. & Glibborn, out of a ducal coronet a wolf's head sa. Virtus vincit invidiam. Clifden, Viscount, formerly (Agar- Ellis), a female figure naked ppr., her hair flow- ing down to her waist. Non haec sine Clifden, Viscount (Agar-Robartes), Lan- hydrock, near Bodmin a lion rampant, or, holding a flaming sword erect ppr., pommel and hilt or. Quae supra. Cliff, a lion rampant arg. i. 13 Cliff, William, Esquire, of Claremont, West Derby, Lanes, in front of a willow- tree ppr., a gryphon's head erased or. CUfl-M'GullOch, WiUiam Edward, Es- quire, of St. Clare, West Derby, Liver- pool, a hand throwing a dart ppr. Vi ct animo. Gliffe, a griffin passant with wings ad- dorsed arg., ducally gorged or. 63. 3 Clifle, Anthonv. Esquire, "j.P., D.L., of Bellevue, co". Wexford, a wolf's head erased quarterly per pale indented or and sa. In cruce glorior. 30. 8 Gliffe, Essex and Devonsh., an archer ppr., the coat vert, shooting an arrow of the first. 188.9 Gliffe, Glyff, and Glyffe, two lion's paws in saltier erased, each holding a seax, all ppr. 39. 5 Clifford, Frederick, Esquire, K.C., of 24, Collinghara Gardens, South Kensington, S.W., iu front of a demi-infant affrontee (representing the infant Hercules) grasping in each hand elevated a serpent nowed, all ppr. Nee sine labore fructus. Clifford of Chudleigh, Baron (Clifford), Ughbrooke Park, Chudleigh, Devonah., out of a ducal coronet or, a demi- wyvern rising gu. Semper paratus. 70. 9 Clifford, Sir George Hugh Charles, Bart., of Flaxbourne, in the province of Marlborough, New Zealand, out of a ducal coronet a demi-wyvern rising gu. Semper paratus. 70. 9 Clifford, the late Sir Robert Cavendish Spencer, Bart., Yeoman Usher of the Black Rod, a leopard gardant support- ing in his dexter fore-paw a spear erect, all ppr. Virtus mille scuta. CLI Clifford of Perristone, Heref., a griffin segreant sa. Semper paratus. 62. 2 Clifford of Annesley, Wexford, a hand ppr., holding a fleur-de-lis or. Dulcis amor patriae. cf. 215. 5 Clifford, Glouc, a dexter hand couped in fesse holding a fleur-de-lis. Dulcis amor patrim. 221. 9 Clifford, Henry Francis, of Frampton, Glouc, a hand ppr. holding a fleur-de- lis or. Dulcis amor patrim. cf. 215. 5 Clifford, Ireland, a dexter hand apaumee gu. 222. 14 Clifford, a talbot's head erased gu., eared or. 56. 2 Clifton of Clifton Hall, Notts: (i) Out of a ducal coronet gu., a demi-peacock per pale arg. and sa., wings expanded and counterchanged (for Clifton). (2) A lion sejant gardant winged or, with a glory round the head arg., semee of crosses pattee gu., and supporting an ox-yoke of the first (for Markham). Tenez le droit. Clifton, George, Claremont, Dryburgh Road, Putney, crest same eis first of the above. Clifton, Juckes-, Bart., Notts, out of a ducal coronet gu., a demi-peacock per pale arg. and sa., the wings expanded counterchanged. Tenez le droit. cf. 103. 13 Clifton, an arm in fess vested az., holding in the hand ppr. a hawk arg. 86. 14 Clifton, Lanes and Yorks, an arm in armour embowed ppr., garnished or, holding in the gauntlet a sword arg., hilted of the second. 195. I Clifton-Dicconson, Charles, Esquire, of Wrightington Hall, Lanes : ( I ) A be- zant, thereon a hind's head vert, erased and holding in the mouth a cross crosslet fitchee gu. (for Dicconson). (2) A dexter arm in armour embowed ppr., garnished or, holding in the gauntlet a sword in bend sinister, also ppr., hilt and pommel or (for Clifton). Adverso fortior. 19^. i Clifton of Clifton, a dexter arm in armour embowed, holding in the hand a sword ppr. Mortem aiil triumphum. 195. 2 Clifton, Augustus Wykeham, Esquire, of Warton Hall, Lytham, same crest and motto. Clifton, John Talbot, Esquire, of Clifton and Lytham Hall, Preston, Lanes, same crest and motto. Clifton-Mogg, William, Brynwern Hall, Newbridge-on-Wye, South Wales: (l)A cock ppr., about the neck a chain or, pendent therefrom an escutcheon arg., charged with a crescent gu. (2) Out of a ducal crest coronet gu., a demi- peacock per pale arg. and sa., the wings expanded counterchanged. Clifton-Hastings-Campbell, Hon. Gilbert Theophilus Clifton: (i) Issuant from flames or, an eagle with two heads dis- played gu., and in an escroU above. / hyde my time. (2) A buU's head erased sa., armed and gorged with a coronet or (for Hastings). (3) A dexter arm embowed in armour, the hand in a gauntlet or, grasping a sword arg., pommel and hilt or (for Clifton). Truth winneth troth. Clifton, Baron, see Darnley, Earl. Clinch or Clynch, on a hand couped in fess, gauntleted, an eagle rising ppr. 78. 12 Clinkscales, a dexter arm embowed in mail and holding a sword ppr. Manu jorti. Clinton, Baron (Hepbum-Stuart-Forbes- Trefusis) : (i ) In the centre, a gryphon sejant, wings elevated or, resting its dexter claw on an antique shield arg. (for Trejusis). cj. 62. i\. (2) Dexter, issuant out of a baron's coronet a dexter hand holding a scimitar ppr. (jor Forbes), cj. 213. 5. (3) Sinister, a dexter hand grasping a sword ppr. {for Stuart). Tout vient de Diew.Ntc timide, nee temere. Avaunt. 212. 13 Clinton of London, Herts, and Scotland, out of a ducal coronet gu., five ostrich- feathers arg., banded by a ribbon az. c/. 114- 13 Clinton, De, on a mount a stag feeding, all ppr. 116. 9 Clinton, see Newcastle, Duke of. Clippingdale, S. D., Esquire, of 36, Hol- land Park Avenue, London, W., a sea- horse ppr., holding in its mouth a branch of coral gu., and supporting an anchor erect and cabled ur. Sapi- entia doinus erecta est. 46. 8 Clipsham, a boar's head couped sa. Fortiter. 43- i Clitherow, issuing out of a tower arg., a demi-lion rampant sa. I57- u Clitherow, Colonel Edward John Stracey, Boston House, Brentford: (i) Out of a tower or, a demi-lion rampant sa. (2) A lion rampant erminois, ducally crowned and supporting a cross patee fitchee gu. Clive, Viscount, see Powis, Earl of. Clive, see Windsor, Baron. Clive, a boar's head erased at the neck sa. Credo, ama et regna. 42. 2 Clive, Percy Archer, of Whitaeld, Heref., a griffin passant arg., ducally gorged gu. Audacter et sincere. Clive, General Edward Henry, of 25, Ennismore Gardens, S.W., same crest and motto. Clive, Lord Clive, Ireland, same crest and motto. Clive, a horse's head sa., between two wings arg. 51. 3 Clive, a griffin passant with wings ad- dorsed arg., langued gu., ducally gorged or. Credo, ama et regna. Clive, a grifBn wings addorsed arg., ducally gorged or. 63. 3 Clive, a hand holding a buckle or. 223. 11 Cloake, out of a plume of five ostrich- feathers an eagle rising, all ppr. cf. 80. 6 Clobery, Devonsh., a goat's head erased sa., attired or. 128. 5 Clobery of Bradstone, Devonsh., an ante- lope's head erased arg. , attired or. 1 26. 2 Clock or Cloke, a demi'-bear rampant sa. 34- 13 Clode, a demi-lion holding a lozenge pierced arg. c/. 10. 2 Cloete, Hendrick, Esquire, of Alphen, Wynberg, Cape Colony, and Alphen Villa, Pretoria, Transvaal, two javelins in pale points upwards, interlaced with as many saltireways, banded gu., be- tween two wings per fesse arg. and gu. Ubi eras. 231. 15 120 Clogston, an eagle with wings expanded. 77- 5 Clogstoun of London, on a mount ppr., a hawk rising, also ppr., belled and crowned with an antique crown or, and charged on the breast with a rose gu. Turris mihi jortis Deus. Cloke, Kent, a demi-bear rampant sa. 34- 13 Clonbrock, Baron (Dillon), of Clonbrock, CO. Galway, Ireland, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a falcon rising ppr., belled or. Auxilium ab alto. cj. 87. i Cloncurry, Baron (Lawless), of Cloncurry, CO. Kildare, Ireland, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-man in armour in profile, his visor closed, holding in his dexter hand a sword, all ppr., the hel- met adorned with a plume of three feathers, the exterior two gu., the centre one arg. Virtute el numine. Clonmell, Earl of (Scott), Bishop's Court, Straffan, co. ICildarc, a buck trippant ppr. Fear to transgress. 117. 8 j Clonmore, Lord, see Wicklow, Earl of. I Clopton, Su2., a wolf's head per pale or and az. 30. 5 Close, a garb or. 153.2 Close, a garb or, pierced transversely by a spear ppr., headed arg. Clausus mox excelsior. 153. 8 Close-Brooks, John Brooks, Esquire, Banker, of Birtles Hall, Chelford, Chesh. : (l) A demi-lion arg., charged on the shoulder with a fountain ppr., and holding in the paws a harpoon in bend sinister, also ppr. (/or Brooks). 12. 14. (2) A garb or, transfixed by a spear fesseways, point to the dexter ppr. (for Close). Finem respice. I53-8 Close, Surgeon-Captain Napier, Ravens- worth, Chard, in the paws fidelis. Close, Robert Campbell, Esquire, of Streyneham, Stanmore, New South Wales, a garb arg. Fori is et fidelis. 153- 2 Close, Major Maxwell Archibald, of Drumbanagher, Armagh, out of an Eastern crown a demi-lion vert, holding a battle-axe or, headed arg. Fortis et fidelis. cj. 15. 4 Close or Closs, a boar sa., among weeds vert. 40. ■; Clotworthy, Devonsh., a stag's head erased sa., attired and charged on tlie neck with two mullets in pale arg., jjii-rcid by an arrow or, feathered and headed of the second, vulned gu. cj. 121. 2 Clotworthy, Ireland, a boar passant or. 40. 9 Clough of Thorpe Stapleton, Yorks, a demi-lion rampant erm., holding be- tween the paws a battle-axe, the handle sa.. headed arg. 15-4 Clough of Plas Clough, Denbighsh. : (i) A demi-lion rampant az., holding in the dexter paw a sword arg., pommel and hilt or (for Clough). 281. 7. (2) An arm embowed, vested az., with a ruffle of point lace arg., holding in the hand ppr. a covered cup or (for Butler). Sine macula macla. 281. 8 Clough, Lloyd-, Wales : ( i ) A demi-lion rampant az., holding in the dexter paw a sword erect arg., hilt and pommel or CLU (for Clough). 14. 12. (2) A hart trip- pant arg., attired or, holding in the mouth a snake vert (jor Lloyd). Sine macula macla. cj. 117. 8 Clough-Taylor, Edward Harrison, Es- quire, of Firby Hall, Yorks, a leopard passant per pale ppr. and erm., tlie dexter paw resting on a shield of the arms, i.e., a shield erm. on a pale engrailed sa., three lions passant or. Clough-Taylor, Horatio George, same crest. Clough, Walter Owen, Esquire, upon a mount vert, in front of a battle-axe erect sa., a leopard's face jessant-de- lis or. Cloun and Clun, a chevalier in armovir ppr., holding in his dexter hand a marshal's baton arg., tipped sa. 18S. 7 Cloun and Clune, a wolf collared and lined holding in the dexter paw a trefoil, all ppr. Clove, a camel's head couped or. 132. 7 Clovel or Clovell, a bull passant gu. cj. 45.2 Clover, George Robert, Esquire, of Ramie, Birkenhead, Chesh., a camel's head erased or, charged with three trefoils slipped in pale sa., and holding in the mouth a like trefoil. Ut inclo verbo ligitur. 300. 6 Clovile, Clovell, Clovyle, and Clonvyle, Essex, an ostrich arg., holding in its beak a scroll with this motto. All is in God. Another : A demi - ostrich arg., with wings expanded, holding in its beak a nail or. cf. 97. 2 Clowberry, a goat's head erased arg., armed or. 128. 5 Clowes of London and Warw., a demi-lion vert, ducally crowned or, holding a battle-axe of the last, headed arg. 15.4 Clowes, a demi-lion vert, crowned. Quod tuum tene. Clowes, Henry Arthur, Norbury, Ash- borne, a demi-lion vert, crowned. Quod tuum tene. Clowes, William, Esquire, of 51, Glouces- ter Terrace, Hyde Park, London, W.. a demi-lion rampant vert, ducally crowned, holding in the dexter paw a battle-axe in bend sinister or, and rest- ing the sinister paw on an escutcheon arg., charged with a crescent az. Clown, a chevalier in armour ppr., hold- ing in his dexter hand a tilting-spear with a pennon unfolded. cj. 188. 2 Clud and Cludde, a bull's head per chevron gii. and erm. cj. 44. 3 Cludde, Shropsli., an eagle with wings expanded ppr., preying on a coney arg. 79. 6 Cludde of Cluddeley and Orleton, Shroph., a hawk ppr., belled or, preying on a grey coney, also ppr., vulned in the head gu. Cluff, Richard, Esquire, J.P., of Kildress House, Cookstown, co. Tyrone, a dexter arm in armour embowed holding in the hand a sword, all ppr. Fide et jortitudine. Clulow, Yorks, on a garb in fess a lion passant gardant. 5-12 Clulow of Echingham, Sussex, a mount vert, thereon a demi-hon az., fretty arg., collared or, holding in the dexter paw an olive-branch vert, and support- ing with the sinister a pillar of stone ppr. CLU Clun and Clune, see Cloune. Clun, a wolf collared and lined holding in the dexter paw a trefoil ppr. Clunie, Scotland, a sand-glsiss winged. 113. n Clunie, Scotland, a tree ppr. i43- 5 Clutterbuck, out of a ducal coronet a hand holding a rose slipped and leaved, all ppr. 218. II Clutterbuck of Eastington, Glouc, a buck statant arg., between two laurel- thumb., same crest. Clutterbuck of London, Middx., and Wilts, a buck sejant gu., between two laurel-branches ppr. Glutton, Heref., on a mount vert the stump of a tree, thereon an owl, all ppr. Glutton of Charlton Hall, Chester, a cock or. 91. 2 Glutton-Brock, ■lee Brock. Clyde, Baron (Campbell), on a mural crown a swan sa. Be mindful, cf. 99. 2 Clyderowe and Gletherow, a Roman sol- dier in complete armour with a spear, all ppr. 188. 4 Clyfl and Glyffe, sue Cliffe. Clynch, a camel's head per fesa or and az. 132. 7 Clynch, see Clinch. Clyncke, a lion's head royally crowned, all ppr. Clyplesby and Clypsby, a bull passant sa., plattee. cf. 45. 2 Clyve, see Clive and Cleve. Coach of London, a gauntlet erect or, the hand clenched, from the fingers blood dropping gu. Coach, a stag sejant gu., attired or, be- tween two laurel-branches vert. Coachman of London, a demi-lion ram- pant sa., crusily and holding between the paws a cinquefoil arg. cf. 10. 2 Coakley, a lion passant or, holding in the dexter paw an eagle's leg erased gu. cf. 6. 2 Coane, Scotland, a lily ppr. 151. 2 Coape, a dexter hand holding a sword erect ppr , fleur-de-lis arg. Goape-Arnold, Henry Eraser James Coape, a 1 148. i|uire, of Wolvey Hall, near Hinckley, and Goldhanger, Essex, a demi-tiger regardant sa., bezantee, maned and tusked, and holding between his paws a pheon or. Ut vivas vigila. Coates of Eastwood, co. Down, Ireland, on a mount vert, a cock ppr., combed, wattled, and legged gu., and charged with a mullet of the last. Vigilans ct audax. cf. 91. 2 Coates of Whitton, Radnorsh., upon a mount vert, a greyhound couchant arg., collared and lined or, resting the dexter paw on a rose gu. Est voluntas Dei. Coates or Coats, a swan's head between two wings arg. loi. 6 Coates or Cotes, a cock gu., combed, wattled, and legged or. qi. 2 Coats or Cotes, Yorks and Shropsh., a cock ppr., combed, wattled, and legged gu. 91. 2 Coats or Cotes, an arm erect couped below the elbow, vested paly of six or and az., cuffed arg., holding in the hand a covered cup or. Coats, a hand holding a helmet ppr. Qiio paratior. 217. 12 Goats or Cotes, Ireland, two lions' gamba erased supporting a crescent. 39. 6 Coats or Cotes, Ireland, a cock ppr. Watcli/ul and bold 91. 2 Coats or Cotes, Scotland, an anchor ppr. Be firm. i6r. i Coats, Peter, Esquire, Thread Manufac- turer, of 5, Garthland Place, Paisley, an anchor cabled and erect ppr. Be firm. 161. 2 Coats, James, Esquire, of Ferguslie House, Paisley, N.B., same crest and motto. Coats, Glen-, Sir Thomas Glen, Bart., formerly Thomas Coats of Ferguslie, Paisley, same crest and motto. Goats, James Monro, Esquire, 26, Upper Brook Street, London, W., an anchor gu. and in an escroU. Be firm. 275.8 Cobb, an elephant passant or. Virtutis stemmata. cf. 133. 9 Cobb, Kent, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-leopard rampant ppr. Cobb, Norf., a swan's head or, holding in the beak a iish. Cobb of Yarmouth, a duck's head erased or, holding in its beak a herring collared arg. Cobb, a shoveller sa., beaked and legged or. Cobb and Cobbe, Ireland, a dexter hand per fess gu. and or, brandishing a scimitar ppr. 213. I Cobbe of Swaraton, Hants, and of New- bridge, CO. Dublin, out of a ducal coro- net or, a pelican's head arg., vulning herself gu. Mortens cano. In sanguine vita. cf. 98. 2 Cobbe, Lieutenant-General Alexander Hugh, C.B., of Army and Navy Club, out of a ducal coronet gu., a pelican's head and neck vulning itself ppr. In sanguine vita, and below the arms. Mortens cano. Cobbe, Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Augus- tus, of Farnleigh, Baldwin's Hill, East Grinstead, same crest and mottoes. Cobben, Cobbin, Gobbyn, Cobenn, and Cobyn, on a garb in fess a lion passant gardant. 5. 12 Cobbes, a shoveller sa. Cobbett, Middx., a bird rising or, pellettee, holding in the beak a sprig of laurel ppr. 94. I Cobbold, a thunderbolt ppr. 174. 11 Gobbold of Ipswich, a lion passant gar- dant or. Rebus augustis fortis. 4. 3 Cobbold, C. Spencer, the Elms, Bath- easton, Bath, same crest. Defendo et repungo. Cobbold, John Dupuis, the Holywells, Ipswich, same crest. Gobham, Viscount, iie Lyttleton. Cobham, Lord Cobham, a Saracen's head ppr., wreatlied about the temples or and gu. 190. 5 Cobham, Kent, an old man's head in profile couped at the shoulders ppr., with a long cap gu., turned up arg., frettysa., a button at the top or. 192. 2 Cobham, Charles, Esquire, the Shrub- bery, Gravesend, an old man's head in profile couped at the shoulders ppr., on the head a cap gu., turned up arg., fretty sa., buttoned upon the top or. (Scire, sapere, facere. 192. 2 coc Cobham, Alexander William, Shinfield Manor, near Reading, same crest. Concordia. Cobham, a dexter hand holding a dagger point downwards ppr. Cobham, a hind's head arg., crowned with a palisado coronet or. Cobham, Herts, a demi-lion rampant or. 10. 2 Goblegh, Cobleigh, and Cobley, an arm in armour embowed in fess, the elbow on the wreath, holding in the hand a sceptre, all ppr. 196. g Goblegh, Cobleigh, Coboleche, and Cob- ligh, a cock's head erased gu., combed, wattled, and guttee-d'or, holding in the beak a laurel-branch arg. Cobley, a swan's neck with two heads ppr., guttee-de-poix, holding in each beak a cross crosslet (itchee arg. Cobyn, Cobben, Cobbin, Cobbenn, and Coblyn, on a garb fesseways a lion passant gardant. 5. 12 Cochet, a talbot passant sa., spotted arg. 54. I Cochran, a spear's head and a garb in saltire ppr. Armis et industria. Cochran, -Alexander, Esquire, of Balfour, Aberdeen, a black horse passant ppr. Virtute et labore. 294. 1 1 Cochran-Patrick, Neil Kennedy, Esquire, of Woodside, Beith, N.B. : (i) A hand ppr., holding a saltire sa. {for Patrick). (2) A horse trotting sa., crined and ungu. or (for Cochran). Ora et lahora, and Virtute it labore. Cochrane, Earl of Dundonald, see Dun- donald. Gochrane-Baillie, Baron Lamington, see Laraington. Cochrane or Cochran, Scotland, a horse passant arg. 52. 6 Cochrane, John Richard, Esquire, of Calder Glen, Lanarksh., a white horse passant ppr. Dominc in virtute tua. 294. II Cochrane or Cochran, a hand issuing from a cloud raising a garb. 223. 12 Cochrane or Cochran, Scotland, a dexter hand holding a human heart ppr. Concordia vincii. 216. 9 Cochrane or Cochran, Scotland, a stag at gaze ppr., attired gu. Vigilante solus. 1 17- 3 Cochrane or Cochran, Scotland, a grey- hound current arg. Virtute et labore. cf. 58. 2 Cochrane, Sir Henry, J.P., D.L., of Wood- brook, near Bray, co. Dublin, in front of two tilting-spears in saltire a bay- horse passant, all ppr. Virtute et Lahore. 236. 9 Cochrane, Thomas Belhaven Henry, Es- quire, of Carisbrooke Castle: (i) (of augmentation) Issuing out of a naval crown or, a de.xter arm embowed, vested az., cuffed arg., the hand holding a flagstaff ppr. thereon hoisted a flag of a rear-admiral of the White, being arg., a cross gu., and thereon the words " St. Domingo " in letters of gold. (2) A horse passant arg. 294. 11 Cock, Norf., an ostrich gu., ducaUy gorged and holding in the beak a horse-shoe or. 97- I Cock, on the stump of a tree ppr., a cock gu. cf. 91. 2 Cock or Cocks, a chevalier on horseback brandishing a sword, all ppr. 189. 10 Cock, Northumb. and Scotland, a cock ppr. 91. 2 Cock and Cocke, a cock arg., combed and wattled gu. 91. 2 Cock, Herts, an ostrich holding in the beak a horse-shoe, all ppr. 97. 8 Cock, Harold, Ridgebourne, Shrewsbury, in front of the stump of an oak-tree, one branch sprouting from the dexter side and fructed ppr., thereon a cock or, holding in the beak a sprig of oak, five mascles conjoined fessewise of the second. Talent de bien fairc. Cock, the late Alfred, Esquire, of 8, Ken- sington Park Gardens, London, W., same crest and motto. Cockain, Cockayn, Cockayne, Cokaine, and Cockayne, a cock's head erased gu., crested and jelloped sa. Virtus in arduis. 90. 3 Cockburn, a cock ppr. qi. j Cockburn or Cockburne, Scotland, a cock gu. In dubiis constans. qi. 2 Cockburn, 1 Hon. Sir John Alexander. K.CM.G., M.D. (London). 10, Gate- stone Road, Upper Norwood, a cock crowing ppr. 91. 2 Cockburn, Bart, of that Hk, Scotland, a cock crowing. Accendit caniu. Vigi- lans et audax. gi. 2 Cockburn, Admiral the late Sir George, 6.C.B. : (i) Out of a naval crown or, two arms embowed, the dexter vested az., holding a pike erect ppr., the sinister habited gu., supporting the upper part of a musket with a bayonet fixed, also ppr. (2) A cock ppr. hn. VigHans et audax. 91. 2 Cockburn, Scotland, a, cock's head ppr. / rise with the morning. cf. 90. i Cockburn-CampbeU, Bart.: (i) A dexter hand holding a scimitar ppr. Over is the motto, " WitlwiU fear ' {for Camp- bell). (2) A cock ppr. {/or Cockburn). Motto below the shield, " Forward." 213- ■; Cockbum-Hood of Stainrigg House, Coldstream, N.B., a demi - archer clothed and accoutred ppr. Sivift and sure. Olim sic erat. Cockburn, on a rock ppr., a leopard sejant per fess or and gu. 24. 1 2 Cockburn, Scotland, a dexter arm hold- ing a broken spear in bend ppr. Press through. 214. 10 Cockburn, Surrey, a horse's head arg., bridled gu. Quo duxeris adsum. 51- 5 Cocke, a dexter hand couped, holding a dagger in pale, all ppr. 212. 9 Cocke, Scotland, a lion's gamb holding a sceptre in pale, all ppr. cf. 38. 7 Cocke, a bear's head arg., crowned or. Cockeine, Kent, on a mural coronet arg., a cock of the same, beaked, barbed, and membered gu. cf. 91. 2 CockeU, on a mural coronet or, a cock gu., semce of roundles, resting the dexter claw on an escallop, and holding in the beak a sprig of laurel ppr. Cocker, Lines, a lion couchant gardant erm. 7. jq Cockerham of Hillersdon and CoUumpton, Devonsh., a cubit arm erect holding in the hand ppr. an anchor erect sa. 122 Cockerel!, Glouc, within a crescent az., a tiger's face ppr., crowned with an Eastern crown or. 22. 6 Cockerel], between two wings a lion's face ppr. 21. 4 Cockerell, a Roman fasces ppr. 171. 4 Cockerith, a fire beacon ppr. 177. 14 Cockes, a hand holding a lion's gamb erased ppr. 220. 10 Cocket, Herts, a man's head in profile couped at the shoulders ppr., vested vert, the collar or, on the head a cap bendy wavy of the last and az., turned up, indented sa. Cockett, a poplar-tree ppr. 144. 12 Cockett of Hadsor and Droitwich, Worcs., a man's head in profile couped below the shoulders ppr., on the head, upon a wreath arg. and sa., a cap bendy wavy Cockfield, an eagle with winga addorsed, preying on a tortoise. 79. 8 Cocktield or Cokefield, on the stump of a tree an eagle with wings addorsed ppr. 79. 12 Cockle, a talbot passant gu., collared arg. cf. 54. I Cockman, a demi-eagle displayed sa. 8:. 6 Cockram, George Edward, 15, Addison Road, W., a demi-lion rampant arg., holding in the dexter paw a cross crosslet fitchee gu. Fuimus. Cockram, issuing out of clouds a cubit arm holding an anchor erect, the flukes upward ppr. Cockram, a tree ppr. 143-5 Cockrell, a leopard's face ppr. 22. 2 Cockridge, a cock ppr. 91. 2 Cockridge, a cock crowing ppr. 91. 2 Cocks, Earl Somers, see Somers. Cocks, a cock ppr. 91. 2 Cocks, a hind's head erased, collared. cf. 124. 5 Cocks, Worcs., a buck lodged ppr. 1 1 5. 7 Cocks, Glouc. and Suff., on a mount vert, a stag lodged arg., attired sa. 1 15. 12 Cocks, John James Thomas Somers, Esquire, of 2, Fawcett Street, Earl's Court, S.VV., on a mount vert, a stag lodged and regardant arg., attired and ungu. sa. Cocks, a chevalier on horseback in ar- mour, brandishing a sword, all ppr. 189. 10 Cocksedge, a cock gu., holding in the beak a violet ppr. cf. 91. 2 Cocksey, a tiger's head couped sa., charged on the neck with a cinquefoil between two bars or. Cocksey, a bishop's mitre ppr. cf. 180. 5 Cocksey, on a garb in fess a cock ppr. 91. 4 Cockshutt, Lanes and Shropsh., a demi- griffin sa. 64. 2 Cockshutt, Herts, a demi-griffin arg., gorged with a collar gu., guttee-d'eau. cf. 64. 2 Cockworthy and Cookworthy, a cock gu. 91. 2 Codd, Norf., a heron's head erased ppr. 104. II Codd or Codde, England and Ireland, a hawk's leg erased, belled ppr. 113. 8 Codd, a physician's cap sa., tufted or. 180. 7 Codd or Codde, a square fort with four towers ppr. 155-4 COF Codd, a sea-pie ppr. Codd, a lion rampant gorged with a mural coronet and charged with two torteaux. cf. i. 13 Codd of Kensington. Middx., on a mount vert, a lion rampant arg., pellettee, gorged with a mural crown gu., hold- ing between the fore-paws an annulet or, the dexter hind-paw resting on a pellet. Codd or Codde, Ireland, a lion's head erased holding in the mouth a sinister hand ppr. 21. 2 Coddington, Sir William, Bart., of Wy- collar, Blackburn, in front of a boar's head erased or, fretty sa., a trefoil slipped vert. Nil desperanduin. Coddington and Codinton, on a chapeau an eagle, wings expanded and inverted. ppr. Coddington, Ireland, a hand holding a sword ppr. 212. 13 Coddington of Oldbridge, Ireland, a wolf's head erased or, charged with a trefoil slipped ppr. Nil desperandum. cf. 30. 8 Codenham, a lion's head erased or, langued az., charged on the neck with three trefoils slipped vert. cf. 17. 8 Codham, the same crest. Codrington, .-Admiral the late Sir Edward, G.C.B., out of a naval coronet or, the sails arg., inscribed on the band in black letters, " Navarin," the three naval flags of the allied Powers in that action, viz., Russia arg., a saltire az., England the union-jack, and France a I white flag, the staves ppr. Vultus in. host em. Codrington, Sir Gerald, Bart., of Dod- ington, Glouc, out of a ducal coronet or, a dragon's head couped gu. between two dragons' wings chequy or and az- Immersibilis est vera virtus. Codrington, Col. .\lfred Edward, of 1 10, Eaton Square, London, S.W., same crest and motto. Ytdtu-s in hostem. Codrington, Sir Gerald William Henry, Bart., J.P., of Dodington Park, Glouc, same crest. Immersabilis est vera virtu^s. Coe, two swords in saltier ppr., sur- mounted by a cross crosslet fitched sa. 166. 14 Coe, a martlet sa. Prcesto et persto. 95- 5 Coe, Norf., an arm in armour embowed ppr., holding in the hand a chaplet vert. 199. 12 Coe, a crane supporting with the dexter claw an anchor, all ppr. 105. 10 Coe, a demi-eagle with two heads dis- played, cf. 82. I Coesvelt, a demi-lion rampant gu., behind and above the latter a demi-hind salient Coey, Sir Edward, of Belfast, in front of a flagstaff ppr., the flag flowing to the sinister arg., and charged with a sinister hand gu., a greyhound courant, also arg. Droit en avant. Coflleld, on a cross fleury fitched gu.. between two wings or, a crescent of the last. cf. 166. 8 Coffin, a camel's head erased or, bridled, lined, ringed, and gorged with a dacal coronet sa. In tempestate floreaco. 132- 9 COF Coffin, Bart., on the stem of a ship or, a pigeon with wings addorsed arg., holding in the beak a laurel-sprig vert. Extant rede jactis prcemia. Coffin, a long cross sa. 165. 4 Coffin, Pine-, John, of PortIedge,Devonsh.: (I) A martlet az., charged on the breast with two bezants, cf. 95. 4. (2) A pine-tree ppr. In tempestate floresco. 144- 13 Coffin, Isaac Tristram, Esquire, of Mag- dalen Islands, British North America, the stern of a man-of-war or, thereon a hooded dove, wings elevated, and in the bill a branch of olive ppr. (a mullet for difference.) Extant recte jactis ■pramia. Coffy of LynaUy, King's Co., Ireland, a man riding on a dolphin ppr. Non provideniia sed victoria. cf. 189. 12 Coflyn, a martlet or, between two cinque- foils arg., stalked and leaved ppr. cf. 95. 2 Cogan, a lion's head erased gu., semee of mullets of six points or. cf. 17. 2 Cogan or Coggan, a talbot passant, col- lared and lined. Conslans fidei. 54. 5 Cogan, William Henry Ford, M.A., J.P., of 'Tinode, 00. Wicklow, Ireland, a talbot passant ppr., collared and chained or, charged on the shoidder with a cross bottony gu. Constans fidei. cf. 54. 5 Cogger, an arm in armour embowed holding in the hand a club, all ppr. 199. 6 Coggeshall, Sufi., a stag lodged sa., attired or. II5- 7 Coggs of London, out of a mural coronet az., a griffin's head or, charged with a cog sa. cf. 67. 10 CogUU, a cock ppr. Dum vivo canto. Coghill of Coghill, Yorks and Oxon., a cock with wings addorsed erm. c/. 9 1 . 7 Coghill, Sir John JosceljTi, Bart., D.L., of Coghill, Yorks, on a mount vert, a cock with wings expanded or, beaked, combed, and wattled gu., charged on the breast with a bezant. iYo« dormit qui custodit. cf. 91 2. Coghill, Percy de Geiger, 4, Sunnyside, Princes Park, Liverpool, a cock with wings expanded ppr. Dum vivo canto. 298. 4 Coghlan or Coghlen, a fret or. 165. 10 Coghlan, Ireland, a demi-lion rampant ducally crowned, holding in the dexter paw a sword, all ppr. cf. 14. 12 Coghlan, in a ducal coronet or, a mount vert, thereon a tower arg., therefrom an arm embowed in the hand grasping a scimitar, both also ppr. Unione minima vigent. Coghlan, Major-General Sir William Marcus, Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, out of an Irish crown or, an arm em- bowed in armour ppr., charged with a bomb tired sa., the hand grasping a scimitar, both also ppr. Fortis in arduis. Coghlan, late William Mant Hay, Es- quire, of 19, Redcliffe Square, S.W., out of an Irish crown or, an arm em- bowed in armour ppr., charged with a bomb fired sa. Fortis in arduis. Cobam of Coham and Dunsland, Devonsh., in front of a plume of five ostrich- 123 feathers arg., two cross crosslets fitched in saltire az. Fuimus et sub Deo eri- mus. Coham-FIemlng, John Blyth, Esquire, of Coham, near Highampton. Devonsh. : (I) A goat's head erased ppr., collared or (for Fleming), cf. 128. 7. (2) In front of a plume of five ostrich-feathers arg., two cross crosslets fitchee in saltire az. {for Coham). Let the deed show.Fuimus et sub Deo erimus. Cohen, a bear's head couped sa., muzzled gu- 34- 14 Cohen, Samuel, Esquire, of Park Place, Brixton, London, S.W., a demi-lion issuant barry of eight arg. and gu., holding in the dexter paw an acorn sUpjied ppr. 12. 3 Cohn, Maurice, Esquire, of 21, Grosvenor Place, S.W., and the Range, Shep- perton, Middx., upon a mount vert, a lion rampant or, holding between the fore-paws a torch fired ppr. between two maple-leaves of the first. Lux dei ibi solus. Coin, two wings expanded. 109. 6 Cokaine and Cokayne, see Cookain. Cokayne, George Edward, Esquire, M.A., F.S.A., of Exeter House, Rowhampton, Clarenceux King of Arms, a cock's head erased gu., beaked, crested, and jeUoped sa. 90. 3 Ookayne-Cust, Henry John, Esquire, of Cockayne Hatley, Beds, Belton House, Grantham, 8, Carlton House Terrace, S.W. : (i) A lion's head erased sa., collared paly wavy of six arg. and sa. (for Cu9t).' (2) A cock's head erased gu., beaked, crested, and jelloped sa. Esse quam videri. Cokayne-Frith, Colin, Esquire, Highfield, Canterbury, above a grove of trees ppr., the sun in splendour or. Virtus Coke, Earl ot Leicester, and Viscount Coke, see Leicester. Coke, a dexter hand couped holding a dagger in pale ppr. 212. 9 Coke, the sun in splendour or. 162. 2 Coke, Colonel William Langton, 30, Nevern Square, S.W., same crest. Non aliunde pendere. Coke of Brookhill Hall, Derbysh., same crest and motto. 162. 2 Coke, Edward Beresford, Esquire, same crest and motto. Coke, Francis Sacheverell, of the Priory, Titley, same crest and motto. Coke, Major-General John Talbot, of Trusley Manor, Derbysh., same crest and motto. Coke of Lower Moor House, Heref., same crest and motto. Coke, Norf., on a chapeau az., an ostrich ppr., holding in the beak a horse-shoe or. 97- 13 Coke, William H., M.R.C.S., 17, High Street, Ashford, Kent, same crest. Prudens qui paiiens. Cokeningham, Yorks, a goat's head erased arg. 128. 5 Coker, Dorset, a Moor's head aiirontee pijr., couped at the shoulders, wreathed arg. and gu. 192. 4 Coker, Dorset, a Moor's head in profile sa., wreathed arg. and gu. 192. 13 Coker of Bicester, Oxon., same crest. Fiat justitia. 192- 13 COL Cokerith, a fire-beacon ppr. 177. 14 Cokes, a hand holding a lion's gamb erased ppr. 220. 10 Cokeseged and Cocksedge, a cock gu., holding in the beak a violet ppr. cf. 91. 5 Cokfeld, out of a ducal coronet a Uou's gamb. 36. 12 Cokyll, a talbot passant gu., collared arg. <^l- 54- 5 Colbarne, out of a ducal coronet or, a stag's head erased arg., attired of the first. Seur et loyal. cf. 120. 7 Colbatch, Middx., a dexter arm embowed, habited per pale dancettee vert and az., cuffed erm., holding in the hand a pine-apple downwards slipped and leaved ppr. Colbeck, Beds, on a chapeau gu., turned up erm., a lion's head erased or, pel- lettee. 17-9 Colbey, an arm in armour embowed ppr., garnished or, holding in the gauntlet a sword, also ppr. 195. i Colborne, Baron Seaton, sec Seaton. Colborne, Baron (Ridley-Colbourne) : (i) A stag's head couped ppr., gorged with a ducal coronet, and pendent there- from a bugle stringed gu. (for Colborne). (2) A bull passant gu. (for Ridley). Constans fidei. cf. 45. 2 Colborne, Somers. and Wilts, out of a ducal coronet or, a reindeer's head arg., attired of the first. 122. 3 Colborne, George F., Cefn Pare, Newport, Monm., same crest. Vnita vis fortior. Colbran, Kent, a stag's head erased or. Quod sors fert ferimus. 121. 2 Colbrand, Sussex, a tiger sejant arg., maned or. 27. 6 Colbroke, Colebrook, and Colebrock, a spear in pale ppr. 175-9 Colburn, out of a ducal coronet an ante- lope's head erased. cf. 126. 2 Colby, an arm in armour embowed ppr., garnished or, holding in the gauntlet a dagger ppr., hilt and pommel or. cf 196. 5 Colby, an arm in armour embowed ppr., garnished or, holding in the gauntlet a scimitar, all ppr. cf. 196. 10 Colby or Coleby, an arm in armour em- bowed ppr., garnished or, holding in the gauntlet a broken sword arg., hilt and pommel gu., embrued ppr. Colby, Frederic Clarence Coplestone, Esquire, A.K.C., on a WTeath of the colours or and az., and between two palm-branches, a dexter arm embowed in armour, the hand in a gauntlet grasping a broken sword, aU ppr., and suspended from the hand a palmer's scrip or. Non omnis frangar. 196. 2 Colby, Rev. Samuel Reynolds, A.K.C., same crest and motto. Colchester, Baron (Abbot), of Colchester, Essex, out of a ducal coronet or, a unicorn's head erm., armed, crined, and tufted of the first, between six ostrich-feathers arg., quilled gold. Deo patrice amicis. Ferseverando. Colchester of London and Warw., a demi- lion ppr., holding between the paws an etoile gu. cf. lO. 2 Colchester- Wemyss, Magnard Willoughby, Westbury Court, Westbury-on-Severn, a swan ppr. COL Colcleugb, a lion passant gardant or, collared gu., holding an anchor sa. cj. 5. 10 Colclough, see Biddulph-Colclouah. Colclough or Colcloughe, a hind's head ppr., vulned gu. 1 24. i Colclough, staffs, a demi-eagle displayed sa., ducally gorged or. c/. 81. 2 Colclough, Rosborough-, of Tintem Abbey, co. We.xford, Ireland: (I) A demi-eagle displayed sa., gorged with a ducal coronet or [jor Colclough). cj. 81. 2. (2) On a dexter hand in fess a dove clo.se with a branch of olive in his beak, all ppr. (for Rosborough). God is my shield. His calcabo gentes. Colde and Colfe, in flames of fire ppr., a ram arg., armed or. c/. 131. 13 Coldham of Midhurst, Sussex, a dragon's head gu., pierced with a spear or, headed arg. 72. 10 Coldham of Anmer Hall. Norf., a griffin's head erased gu., transfi.xed with an arrow arg. 66. 13 Coldham-Fusse |