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quadgram	frequency
in the arms of	445
the arms of the	335
in the reign of	307
the reign of henry	176
be found in the	155
the reign of edward	146
will be found in	138
in the case of	129
of the arms of	117
in the parish of	115
in the county of	107
a coat of arms	91
found in the arms	80
the end of the	76
the college of arms	69
the case of the	67
at the same time	65
the use of the	65
in the crest of	65
occurs in the arms	64
of the house of	64
with the arms of	63
page illustrations in colour	59
reign of edward iii	55
the head of the	55
label of three points	55
the reign of richard	54
to be found in	54
a label of three	51
in the time of	50
reign of henry iii	50
the coat of arms	50
the arms of a	50
is said to be	50
to be met with	48
a chevron between three	48
of the reign of	48
on the dexter side	47
of the family of	46
to the arms of	45
as in the arms	45
reign of edward ii	45
occur in the arms	45
reign of richard ii	45
at the present day	43
the order of the	43
of the use of	42
of the earl of	42
illustrations in colour by	42
of the fourteenth century	40
side of the shield	40
and the arms of	40
with the heiress of	40
from the heiress of	39
the middle of the	39
the centre of the	39
of the order of	39
of the fifteenth century	38
the top of the	38
the beginning of the	38
a younger branch of	38
one of the most	38
there can be no	37
the fact that the	36
as a mark of	36
of the city of	36
on the other hand	36
of the seventeenth century	35
the first recorded ancestor	35
an escutcheon of pretence	35
there is no doubt	34
said to have been	34
reign of henry viii	34
from a photograph by	34
as a matter of	34
is said to have	34
in the th of	34
the crest of the	34
on the sinister side	33
is by no means	33
a wreath of the	33
the supporters of the	32
it is difficult to	32
of the town of	32
at the battle of	32
the origin of the	32
the early part of	32
appears to have been	32
for the purpose of	31
the ancestor of the	31
a photograph by mr	31
of the duke of	31
can be no doubt	31
early part of the	30
of arms of the	30
of the college of	30
the royal arms of	30
in the centre of	30
is to be found	30
at the end of	30
at the present time	29
wreath of the colours	29
appear to have been	29
in the college of	29
the name of the	29
of three points argent	29
the dexter side of	29
i know of no	28
as the crest of	28
reign of edward i	28
the arms of his	28
of a coat of	28
in the same county	28
reign of henry vi	27
the time of the	27
met with in the	27
with regard to the	27
of the present family	27
of the name of	27
as one of the	27
the shield of the	27
coat was borne by	27
of the society of	27
of the royal arms	26
lyon king of arms	26
of the king of	26
a part of the	26
the name is derived	26
dexter side of the	26
the whole of the	26
is one of the	26
in the first quarter	26
daughter and heir of	25
is the coat of	25
the time of henry	25
in the cases of	25
on either side of	25
it will be found	25
and in the arms	25
of the royal family	25
the badge of the	25
coat of arms of	24
the time of edward	24
in the fifteenth century	24
the motto of the	24
a lion rampant gules	24
are to be found	24
on the seal of	24
the colours of the	24
the second and third	24
in the possession of	24
in the early part	23
the colour of the	23
be met with in	23
arms of the town	23
as early as the	23
the period of the	23
seems to have been	23
is the crest of	23
at the time of	23
garter king of arms	23
the prince of wales	23
on the death of	23
from the brass of	23
the reign of elizabeth	23
in the male line	23
is supposed to be	22
on a wreath of	22
the armorial bearings of	22
the officers of arms	22
married the heiress of	22
latter part of the	22
as in the case	22
a lion passant guardant	22
the society of arts	22
ancestor of the present	22
are said to be	22
of this ancient family	22
the latter part of	22
the reign of queen	22
the arms of sir	22
a representation of the	22
to the fact that	22
from journal of the	22
the first and fourth	21
in the form of	21
instance of the use	21
journal of the society	21
arms of the city	21
the elder line of	21
was the ancestor of	21
the position of the	21
this coat was borne	20
younger branch of the	20
of the eighteenth century	20
to have been the	20
edward prince of wales	20
with the exception of	20
it is impossible to	20
a king of arms	20
arms of the family	20
is no doubt that	20
the arms of england	20
was borne by sir	19
the city of london	19
in coats of arms	19
the case of a	19
the seat of the	19
a younger son of	19
second son of sir	19
head of the house	19
the sinister side of	19
as a charge upon	19
of the manor of	19
the th of henry	19
coat of arms is	19
name is derived from	19
in the first and	19
of a different colour	19
the rest of the	19
is found in the	19
the use of a	18
case of the arms	18
as the reign of	18
knights of the garter	18
does not appear to	18
came from the heiress	18
in the shield of	18
illustration this is a	18
who lived in the	18
for the purposes of	18
marriage with the heiress	18
of the earls of	18
a matter of fact	18
sinister side of the	18
in the fourteenth century	18
order of the garter	18
a chief of the	18
the second son of	18
not appear to have	18
one of the supporters	18
the collar of ss	18
the crest of a	18
label of five points	17
in the crests of	17
descended from the second	17
illustration the name is	17
ancestor of this family	17
as a charge in	17
each side of the	17
a grant of arms	17
the shape of the	17
from the reign of	17
in the second and	17
reign of henry vii	17
beauchamp earl of warwick	17
of a different tincture	17
lived in the reign	17
from the tomb of	17
the collar of the	17
are the supporters of	17
grant of arms to	17
the coronet of a	17
be borne in mind	17
on each side of	17
living in the reign	17
either side of the	17
it is said to	17
be no doubt that	17
of the thirteenth century	17
reign of henry ii	16
branch of the family	16
to a certain extent	16
victoria and albert museum	16
of one of the	16
appears in the arms	16
in the british museum	16
at the head of	16
the circlet of the	16
was one of the	16
per pale argent and	16
the victoria and albert	16
king of the romans	16
the arms of their	16
the supporters of lord	16
there can be little	16
the cross of st	16
is derived from the	16
the base of the	16
for a long time	16
of the county of	16
in the seal of	16
in her own right	16
be seen in the	16
of king henry vii	16
the same as the	16
the arms of her	16
within a double tressure	16
to the reign of	16
are the arms of	16
an instance of a	16
by marriage with the	16
in the same way	16
of the fact that	16
by the marriage of	16
circlet of the order	16
of the knights of	16
first and fourth quarters	16
the hand of god	16
in the nature of	16
at the same period	15
from the fact that	15
as the arms of	15
the arms of france	15
upon the arms of	15
the arms of lord	15
on a chief azure	15
for the arms of	15
of the supporters of	15
of the present day	15
that the arms of	15
about the reign of	15
in the middle of	15
on a chief of	15
part of the shield	15
reign of henry i	15
at the death of	15
to make use of	15
in this case the	15
in westminster abbey church	15
the form of a	15
the centre point charged	15
in the seventeenth century	15
members of the royal	15
after the battle of	15
arms of the king	15
very little doubt that	15
in the coat of	15
of edward prince of	15
centre point charged with	15
motto of the order	15
the kings of arms	15
in some of the	15
shield of the arms	15
for the use of	15
reign of queen elizabeth	15
the ancestor of this	15
arms of the see	15
from a brass at	15
the livery colours of	15
the edge of the	15
at an early period	15
ulster king of arms	15
the knights of the	15
order of the bath	15
the death of the	15
the lady margaret beaufort	15
bear the arms of	15
can be found in	15
in the annexed example	15
the great seal of	15
seem to have been	15
from an heiress of	15
upon a wreath of	15
branch of this family	14
in the shape of	14
daughter and coheir of	14
in which it is	14
this coat of arms	14
of king edward iii	14
the representation of the	14
per pale gules and	14
the ancestors of this	14
in some number of	14
the reign of james	14
by the fact that	14
in the victoria and	14
on the part of	14
and also in the	14
in the reigns of	14
richard beauchamp earl of	14
a mark of cadency	14
arms of a family	14
it is by no	14
are borne by the	14
an example of a	14
to the present day	14
and on the sinister	14
the second marriage of	14
on a chief gules	14
in the thirteenth century	14
under the name of	14
the back of the	14
all intents and purposes	14
match with the heiress	14
the th of edward	14
may be seen in	14
line of the family	14
no more than a	14
will usually be found	14
can be little doubt	14
of a family of	14
in the fact that	14
a lion rampant or	14
is the first recorded	14
a chevron gules between	14
son of sir john	14
is a younger branch	14
it seemed as if	14
official coat of arms	14
on the arms of	14
early as the reign	14
of a ducal coronet	14
of the kings of	13
an instance of the	13
a mark of difference	13
of the middle ages	13
a mount in base	13
at the top of	13
is met with in	13
as appears by the	13
the addition of a	13
for the sake of	13
reign of edward iv	13
it would be a	13
on an escutcheon of	13
part of the field	13
the subject of the	13
a large proportion of	13
it occurs in the	13
second half of the	13
are said to have	13
of the marquess of	13
members of the family	13
elder line of the	13
knights of the bath	13
with the addition of	13
in the chapter upon	13
to all intents and	13
the part of the	13
to the family of	13
in one of the	13
as in the annexed	13
a label of five	13
occurs in the crest	13
of some of the	13
the second half of	13
of king edward iv	13
three lions passant guardant	13
king of arms has	13
is a matter of	13
as will be seen	13
the nature of a	13
edward the black prince	13
this is a younger	13
from the second son	13
a lion rampant argent	13
the scrope and grosvenor	13
it should be noted	13
from the time of	13
be traced to the	13
the arch never sleeps	13
can be traced to	13
chevron gules between three	13
in the course of	13
the arms and crest	12
and in base a	12
be very little doubt	12
of the prince of	12
armorial bearings of the	12
a fess between three	12
in front of the	12
quarter the arms of	12
for the time being	12
the kings of england	12
the name and arms	12
out of a ducal	12
be seen on the	12
to have been a	12
the charges on the	12
in spite of the	12
the grant of a	12
with a label of	12
in the female line	12
the extinction of the	12
the manner in which	12
the residence of the	12
of the sixteenth century	12
as has been already	12
charged with a cross	12
the present family descend	12
a matter of course	12
richard duke of york	12
in the sixteenth century	12
the arms of st	12
in addition to the	12
of edward the confessor	12
it will be seen	12
the coat of the	12
point charged with a	12
that the use of	12
until the reign of	12
will be seen from	12
upon an escutcheon of	12
of the twelfth century	12
arms of the earl	12
name and arms of	12
the male line of	12
the family in the	12
of westminster abbey church	12
lord mayor of london	12
of richard beauchamp earl	12
the present family is	12
in which it occurs	12
a shield of arms	12
i do not know	12
is supposed to have	12
in a coat of	12
the death of his	12
charge in the arms	12
one of the earliest	12
found in the crest	12
found in the case	12
the eldest son of	12
coat of arms in	12
i do not think	12
the garter plate of	12
the grant of arms	12
it was true that	12
other members of the	12
it will usually be	11
scrope and grosvenor roll	11
borne by sir john	11
second son of the	11
the parish of st	11
and one of the	11
from the monument of	11
crest of a family	11
the name of a	11
collar of the order	11
a royal licence to	11
and that of the	11
colours of the arms	11
a charge upon the	11
come down to us	11
that he had been	11
during the civil wars	11
the right to bear	11
the reigns of edward	11
as the case may	11
during the lifetime of	11
is not to be	11
on the shield of	11
the arms of that	11
to quarter the arms	11
to the end of	11
at the period of	11
it is to be	11
but it should be	11
of the sovereign and	11
charge upon a shield	11
younger brother of the	11
at the beginning of	11
coats of arms are	11
the field of the	11
seat of the family	11
can be very little	11
of the black prince	11
one and the same	11
in saltire behind the	11
in the days of	11
eldest son of the	11
a knight of the	11
a different tincture from	11
it is curious that	11
the foundation of the	11
the names of the	11
is to be seen	11
the pleasure of the	11
roll of the reign	11
about the middle of	11
matriculated in lyon register	11
ancestors of this family	11
the laws of armory	11
lion passant guardant or	11
in the person of	11
side of the escutcheon	11
of six argent and	11
a very early period	11
to bear the arms	11
at the back of	11
on a bend sable	11
took the name of	11
a double tressure flory	11
grant of a crest	11
towards the end of	11
there can be very	11
and one in base	11
and the crest of	11
of this family was	11
soon after the conquest	11
the civil wars of	11
the arms of scotland	11
which the arms of	11
of the crest of	11
the upper part of	11
has ever since remained	11
younger son of sir	11
the ancestors of the	11
and was the ancestor	11
the brass of sir	11
at a later date	11
in accordance with the	11
of thomas of woodstock	11
after the death of	11
robe or mantle of	11
on either side a	11
most noble order of	10
for the first time	10
of the lady margaret	10
before the reign of	10
in the royal arms	10
a reference to the	10
are some number of	10
in front of a	10
the records of the	10
from the effigy of	10
male line of the	10
the king of england	10
a bordure of the	10
the early garter plates	10
to the dexter side	10
no doubt that the	10
from the second marriage	10
appears by the roll	10
by the name of	10
a match with the	10
derived from the latin	10
from the arms of	10
lions passant in pale	10
the field of a	10
crest of the family	10
in the grant of	10
a member of the	10
of richard duke of	10
the edges of the	10
the case may be	10
to the house of	10
of king edward i	10
wars of the seventeenth	10
was living in the	10
of such and such	10
the form of the	10
of arms in which	10
of the crown of	10
head of the family	10
noble order of the	10
a charge upon a	10
end of the reign	10
in chief and one	10
on a mount in	10
large proportion of the	10
the bottom of the	10
not often met with	10
little doubt that the	10
the commencement of the	10
frequently to be met	10
the head of this	10
and each of the	10
there are some number	10
was inherited from the	10
which came from the	10
chequy or and azure	10
to the present time	10
the royal burgh of	10
the heiress of the	10
will be found as	10
each other in the	10
the chief of the	10
of king henry viii	10
on the top of	10
of arms for the	10
and it is not	10
as if he had	10
a great number of	10
it is necessary to	10
are to be met	10
civil wars of the	10
royal arms of england	10
the reign of king	10
the society of antiquaries	10
the nature of the	10
the shield of arms	10
to be derived from	10
end of the fifteenth	10
present family descend from	10
two coats of arms	10
entitled to bear arms	10
met with as a	10
should be noted that	10
reign of henry iv	10
the width of the	10
a younger brother of	10
but there is no	10
the french word for	10
and badges of the	10
in the lyon register	10
livery colours of the	10
his collar of ss	10
the close of the	10
the exception of the	10
chief and one in	10
would appear to be	10
on the subject of	10
the possession of the	10
plume of ostrich feathers	10
for the most part	10
the holy roman empire	10
the elder branch of	10
from the dexter chief	10
by the roll of	10
i should like to	10
on a mount vert	10
cannot be said to	10
that lord blandamer had	10
many coats of arms	10
the arms of king	10
the principal seat of	10
figures in the arms	10
within a border engrailed	10
i am not aware	10
a ducal coronet or	10
as in the crest	10
no doubt whatever that	10
and the heiress of	10
arms and crest of	10
the family of the	9
to the study of	9
the order of st	9
the body of a	9
and as a consequence	9
centre of the shield	9
representative of the family	9
the head of a	9
of walter lord hungerford	9
know of no instance	9
about the end of	9
the quire of westminster	9
there was no one	9
charged with a rose	9
rolls of the dates	9
that it was the	9
supposed to have been	9
the use of supporters	9
the discretion of the	9
an heiress of that	9
of the time of	9
of the holy roman	9
of the laws of	9
to be borne in	9
half of the fourteenth	9
the marriage of sir	9
the wording of the	9
use of the term	9
passant guardant in pale	9
the shape of a	9
was borne by monsieur	9
with in the arms	9
one of the few	9
at a very early	9
part of the eighteenth	9
as may be seen	9
but the arms of	9
care should be taken	9
the history of the	9
to have been seated	9
be said to be	9
of the royal burgh	9
on a bend gules	9
roll of arms of	9
result has been that	9
the first quarter a	9
chief of the second	9
the arms granted to	9
it should be remembered	9
of the dukes of	9
from whence the name	9
the use of arms	9
the heir of line	9
by sir john de	9
at an earlier date	9
at the siege of	9
the sinister supporter of	9
an integral part of	9
too well known to	9
of the family in	9
as far as i	9
nevill earl of salisbury	9
borne in mind that	9
illustration a family of	9
is known as the	9
and there is no	9
to the use of	9
reign of james i	9
cases in which the	9
the banner of the	9
coats of arms in	9
part of the nineteenth	9
the members of the	9
also in the arms	9
of cloth of gold	9
illustration this family is	9
have come down to	9
for the name of	9
by a match with	9
in the church of	9
richard nevill earl of	9
from time to time	9
quire of westminster abbey	9
is due to the	9
the fourteenth and fifteenth	9
heiress of that name	9
in the last century	9
is too well known	9
in the hundred of	9
to be seen in	9
with the arms and	9
this will be found	9
a representation of a	9
the decoration of the	9
in which the arms	9
the result has been	9
lion rampant within a	9
son of the second	9
of the nebuly coat	9
of this will be	9
the arms of de	9
part of the arms	9
the existence of the	9
fourteenth and fifteenth centuries	9
the cap of estate	9
of the head of	9
lions passant guardant in	9
member of the royal	9
the present coat was	9
that is to say	9
be said to have	9
about the beginning of	9
in such a case	9
it is probable that	9
but at the same	9
branch of an ancient	9
upper part of the	9
may be mentioned the	9
second and third quarters	9
of six or and	9
is difficult to say	9
a good example of	9
emblazoning the arms of	9
in the latter part	9
of john of gaunt	9
as well as the	9
as well as in	8
as a part of	8
as appears by his	8
is stated to be	8
as supporters to the	8
his official coat of	8
the lines of partition	8
in right of his	8
of husband and wife	8
in the quire of	8
the tail of a	8
use of a crest	8
a wreath of laurel	8
whence the name is	8
the roll of arms	8
illustration this is the	8
with the coheiress of	8
the terms of the	8
as if they were	8
be of interest to	8
in the peerage of	8
of the isle of	8
and surmounted by a	8
that there is no	8
they are said to	8
not seem to have	8
the time of richard	8
coat of arms for	8
family of the name	8
which will be found	8
each of the other	8
by the seal of	8
the bishops of durham	8
arms of the royal	8
the county of leicester	8
should be remembered that	8
be made to the	8
assumed the name of	8
the first of the	8
it is interesting to	8
should be taken to	8
issues from a coronet	8
arms of a wife	8
of the most noble	8
mortimer earl of march	8
king of arms was	8
a mark of distinction	8
on the dexter and	8
illustration this ancient family	8
younger branch of this	8
any part of the	8
is that of the	8
should be borne in	8
a lion rampant sable	8
college chapel at cambridge	8
and it should be	8
by the earl of	8
of the second a	8
a great deal of	8
part of the crest	8
the original seat of	8
of the body of	8
time of the conquest	8
family is descended from	8
reign of richard i	8
of the borough of	8
duke of york and	8
of edmund duke of	8
lines drawn from the	8
of the united kingdom	8
in the hand a	8
clarenceux king of arms	8
there was a little	8
great seal of the	8
the design of the	8
appear in the arms	8
to be seen on	8
which have come down	8
are of a different	8
the reign of charles	8
a large number of	8
it will be noticed	8
be noted that the	8
at the coronation of	8
the first in the	8
of the livery colours	8
mantling gules and argent	8
younger branch of an	8
inherited from the heiress	8
the science of armory	8
having married the heiress	8
on the breast of	8
the reverse of the	8
the introduction of the	8
a certain amount of	8
may be seen on	8
on account of the	8
been already referred to	8
woodstock duke of gloucester	8
a charge in a	8
edges of the shield	8
subject to the usual	8
be little doubt that	8
be found as a	8
and many other families	8
he was in the	8
bohun earl of hereford	8
not appear to be	8
by the author of	8
the escutcheon of pretence	8
would seem to be	8
it would have been	8
and in the crest	8
instances can be found	8
the boke of st	8
said to be in	8
by an heiress to	8
it should be noticed	8
arms of his wife	8
he was the ancestor	8
derived from the heiress	8
but it may be	8
till the reign of	8
of woodstock duke of	8
some number of cases	8
arms of the wife	8
principal seat of the	8
is placed in the	8
the fact that in	8
top of the shield	8
spite of the fact	8
became possessed of the	8
is in the parish	8
of england and scotland	8
very frequently met with	8
two in chief and	8
the more ancient coat	8
bore the present coat	8
they are to be	8
in saltire behind his	8
the arms of many	8
in this case is	8
families of the name	8
of the same family	8
first half of the	8
a certain number of	8
thomas of woodstock duke	8
the badge of a	8
holding in the hand	8
is of a different	8
is borne by the	8
of the duchy of	8
that he was a	8
knights commanders of the	8
it is not a	8
the third son of	8
of sir john de	8
placed in the centre	8
the court of chivalry	8
in allusion to the	8
per fess gules and	8
the figure of a	8
the cap of maintenance	8
which can be traced	8
the isle of man	8
guardant in pale or	8
be found in which	8
arms of king henry	8
have been seated at	8
such and such a	8
is the same as	8
present coat was borne	8
the lower part of	8
a lion rampant within	8
first recorded ancestor of	8
the origin of this	8
earl of march and	8
the dexter side a	8
of march and ulster	8
frequently met with in	8
is surmounted by a	8
during the reign of	8
of william the conqueror	8
third son of the	8
dealt with in the	8
different coats of arms	8
breast of an eagle	8
of the nineteenth century	8
by the addition of	7
year of his reign	7
gave name to this	7
of a king of	7
the most noble order	7
of lyon king of	7
a grant of supporters	7
encircled by the garter	7
reigns of edward iii	7
the roll of the	7
the coats of arms	7
france and england quarterly	7
of this family in	7
male of his house	7
early rolls of arms	7
a canton of the	7
coats of arms of	7
said to be of	7
over all a bend	7
at the dorcas meeting	7
john of gaunt duke	7
family of that name	7
it might have been	7
third part of the	7
of gaunt duke of	7
to be borne by	7
an heiress to the	7
by the arms of	7
arms of england and	7
end of the eighteenth	7
pale gules and azure	7
over the arms of	7
elder branch of the	7
the restoration of the	7
that he was not	7
and the family of	7
of arms has been	7
of the first baronet	7
barbed and seeded proper	7
the eyes of the	7
of castile and leon	7
one or other of	7
heir male of his	7
is no more than	7
is a representation of	7
is to be met	7
the fourteenth century the	7
a peeress in her	7
third son of sir	7
is no doubt whatever	7
can be found of	7
i have met with	7
it is usual to	7
part of the fifteenth	7
to the time of	7
remained in the family	7
the plantagenet garter plates	7
of arms to the	7
by the use of	7
from the seal of	7
there are many other	7
the name is local	7
in allusion to his	7
peeress in her own	7
to display the arms	7
to have had a	7
the shield and its	7
two lions passant in	7
charged on the breast	7
the study of heraldry	7
the number of the	7
of two or more	7
it must be admitted	7
in favour of the	7
that the crest of	7
be placed upon the	7
the first year of	7
impaled with those of	7
charges in the arms	7
in possession of the	7
a bend between six	7
by the earls of	7
that it would be	7
of the th century	7
of the honourable ordinaries	7
the county of somerset	7
charge upon the shield	7
those of his wife	7
of coats of arms	7
is sometimes met with	7
the figure of the	7
centre of the field	7
in conjunction with the	7
the lady eleanor percy	7
base of the shield	7
met with in british	7
so long as the	7
the county of stafford	7
the first earl of	7
the banners of the	7
with a cross gules	7
other in the centre	7
the arms of an	7
a lion of england	7
the crest of sir	7
in the days when	7
in the second half	7
in that of edward	7
and a lion rampant	7
the founder of the	7
but there can be	7
that it is not	7
a branch of the	7
the heraldic use of	7
bath king of arms	7
of this venerable family	7
seat of this family	7
coat of arms has	7
of the barony of	7
so far as to	7
the use of badges	7
it was not until	7
the duke of norfolk	7
second son of thomas	7
reign of henry v	7
do not appear to	7
recorded ancestor of this	7
part of the seventeenth	7
the battle of poictiers	7
are placed in the	7
it is evident that	7
arms of the husband	7
in cases where the	7
at an earlier period	7
in the way of	7
be seen from the	7
though it may be	7
of the elder line	7
edmund mortimer earl of	7
be found in a	7
be regarded as the	7
is the ancestor of	7
the right to the	7
occurs as the crest	7
the tinctures of the	7
does not seem to	7
use of lozenges and	7
except in the case	7
supporters to the arms	7
church and state gazette	7
la pole earl of	7
in the use of	7
family of great antiquity	7
colour by allan stewart	7
a charge in the	7
ancestor of this ancient	7
the seal of john	7
i am aware of	7
inasmuch as it is	7
line of this family	7
is not often met	7
in colour by allan	7
within a bordure engrailed	7
there is no one	7
figure in the arms	7
lions passant guardant or	7
but it is not	7
to have been used	7
half the width of	7
in colour by john	7
for the display of	7
in the twelfth century	7
william montagu earl of	7
second marriage of sir	7
from a younger brother	7
of the common pleas	7
the character of the	7
the king of the	7
the date of the	7
gaunt duke of lancaster	7
it is doubtful whether	7
a grant of the	7
to the rank of	7
mount in base vert	7
pole earl of suffolk	7
of the see of	7
an account of the	7
can be referred to	7
in the dexter chief	7
as the supporters of	7
for an account of	7
a great variety of	7
arms of husband and	7
the insignia of the	7
the cases of the	7
the representative of the	7
chief justice of the	7
impaled with the arms	7
the county of hereford	7
of edward the black	7
as a single charge	7
another instance of a	7
that there was no	7
ancestor of the family	7
on the coat of	7
and there was a	7
be a matter of	7
that many of the	7
so that it is	7
part of the fourteenth	7
under the title of	7
in his dexter hand	7
traced to the reign	7
from his effigy at	7
seal of william de	7
met with in armory	7
arms and badges of	7
arms for the name	7
montagu earl of salisbury	7
daughter and heiress of	7
a diminutive of the	7
with the royal arms	7
will be noticed that	7
divisions of the shield	7
as the badge of	7
as earl of derby	7
the battle of agincourt	7
monument of the lady	7
in the first place	7
of the lady eleanor	7
with in the chapter	7
the pedigree begins with	7
that it was not	7
it is a very	7
pelican in her piety	7
a fess gules between	7
in that of henry	7
the crown of england	7
colour by john williamson	7
to the top of	7
i am sure i	7
in the eyes of	7
shield of his arms	7
of the most ancient	7
at a time when	7
of them will be	7
the rays of the	7
william de la pole	7
the third part of	7
part of the thirteenth	7
the side of the	7
i hope you will	7
the seal of the	7
said to be a	7
the shield of a	7
in course of time	7
beginning of the eighteenth	7
the rank of the	7
integral part of the	7
the fact that a	7
in the fess point	7
the fact that there	7
in the heraldry of	7
de la pole earl	7
that it is a	7
in the family of	7
the ancient arms of	7
married the coheiress of	7
a shield of the	7
the development of the	7
the character of a	7
from the french word	7
the first half of	7
and the scrope and	7
be placed in the	7
th of henry vi	7
time of edward iii	7
the heraldry of the	7
of the same name	7
the hands of the	7
the arms of man	7
the county of devon	7
and those of the	7
use of the label	7
of the first earl	7
garter plate of sir	7
eagle with two heads	7
this ancient family is	7
as prince of wales	7
mullets of six points	7
the brass of thomas	7
colour of the arms	7
on the decease of	7
a good deal of	7
descended from a younger	7
th of edward i	6
on the score of	6
within a bordure of	6
of lozenges and roundels	6
leland in his itinerary	6
used in heraldry to	6
may be regarded as	6
the arms of sovereigns	6
the field of battle	6
the only remaining branch	6
charged with the arms	6
of the eldest son	6
derived from the french	6
with as a charge	6
pale gules and sable	6
tomb of edward prince	6
upon the coat of	6
in relation to the	6
the sides of the	6
queen eleanor of castile	6
the family removed to	6
of the union jack	6
the body of the	6
at the pleasure of	6
saltire behind the arms	6
it is of course	6
the seat of this	6
lord blandamer in the	6
of arms at the	6
due to the fact	6
must of necessity be	6
middle of the fourteenth	6
about the time of	6
of man and wife	6
thus became possessed of	6
of the armorial bearings	6
as if he were	6
its use as a	6
time of edward iv	6
younger branch was of	6
in his left hand	6
talbot earl of shrewsbury	6
the crown of charlemagne	6
but it is a	6
in the study of	6
the th of richard	6
are frequently to be	6
mention is made of	6
the father of the	6
end of the seventeenth	6
a sword in pale	6
of the order is	6
of the last a	6
and thus became possessed	6
if he had been	6
an instance of this	6
a rose of the	6
mentioned in the blazon	6
the battle of worcester	6
to be of saxon	6
and to have been	6
of arms and heralds	6
by the heiress of	6
a right to the	6
hulk of a ship	6
to have been borne	6
was the first time	6
traced to the conquest	6
his left hand a	6
end of the fourteenth	6
the roll of carlaverock	6
brother of the first	6
with picture in colour	6
picture in colour on	6
when the field is	6
similar to that of	6
in the second quarter	6
pretence the arms of	6
known by the name	6
i am inclined to	6
can be said to	6
a different colour from	6
the day of the	6
lozenges and roundels of	6
afford an instance of	6
the origin of armory	6
than that of the	6
of more than one	6
lord grey of codnor	6
a coronet of rank	6
are by no means	6
since the reign of	6
extinct on the death	6
reign of charles ii	6
of the existence of	6
a bend gules three	6
a collar of ss	6
a pelican in her	6
a plume of ostrich	6
chief of the last	6
the house of commons	6
within an orle of	6
to part with it	6
afford an example of	6
principal king of arms	6
field of a shield	6
is afforded by the	6
the ancient seat of	6
to have been taken	6
the scheme of restoration	6
son of sir william	6
under the heading of	6
the widow of a	6
sharnall in d flat	6
by his marriage with	6
it is not unlikely	6
the monument of the	6
in conformity with the	6
escutcheon of pretence the	6
in the act of	6
the topographer and genealogist	6
in the roll of	6
the head of an	6
prince of wales is	6
is not unlikely that	6
of king henry iii	6
a bend sable three	6
party per pale gules	6
the robe of estate	6
and tail of a	6
with an imperial crown	6
as far back as	6
by a label of	6
differenced by a label	6
in none of these	6
to the order of	6
the county of derby	6
the use of crests	6
interesting to note that	6
stated to be the	6
obtained a grant of	6
badges of the lady	6
the seventeenth century the	6
half of the thirteenth	6
married an heiress of	6
that the robe or	6
it is a matter	6
the arms of john	6
with the collar of	6
the coronet to be	6
said to be the	6
the king of scotland	6
and is supposed to	6
to the display of	6
be noticed that the	6
in her right hand	6
to the duke of	6
on the shoulder with	6
he went to the	6
out of a coronet	6
should be noticed that	6
the shields of the	6
coronet of a duke	6
a mark of illegitimacy	6
the action of the	6
in the abbey church	6
stopped for a moment	6
came to an end	6
a younger branch was	6
original seat of the	6
except in the cases	6
cases in which it	6
with a rose gules	6
it would not be	6
the term coat of	6
beginning of the seventeenth	6
and there was no	6
the robe or mantle	6
has been already stated	6
the fifteenth century the	6
the area of the	6
which are to be	6
with the crest of	6
a cup of tea	6
edge of the shield	6
order of the thistle	6
of the shield of	6
examples can be found	6
the diminutive of the	6
the star of india	6
display the arms of	6
rays of the sun	6
sir john grey of	6
baronet of nova scotia	6
that it should be	6
appear to be the	6
the laws of arms	6
vere earl of oxford	6
a knight grand cross	6
illustration the family of	6
the property of the	6
and the earl of	6
made up his mind	6
john talbot earl of	6
of the late sir	6
the addition of the	6
in the upper part	6
has since continued the	6
it is a pity	6
of the family was	6
and in chief three	6
to say that the	6
from an early period	6
arms in which the	6
a curious instance of	6
may or may not	6
arms of john de	6
the king of france	6
the female line from	6
is traced to the	6
some number of instances	6
is interesting to note	6
is seldom met with	6
the first quarter of	6
first in the pedigree	6
arms of the sovereign	6
a pair of wings	6
were it not that	6
the direction of the	6
in the latter case	6
to the royal family	6
pale argent and gules	6
ancient seat of the	6
under a royal licence	6
of england in the	6
passant in pale gules	6
the bishop of carisbury	6
it may be noted	6
occurs in the case	6
the lord mayor of	6
should be made to	6
of the rank of	6
a cap of estate	6
what do you think	6
the pedigree of this	6
is the badge of	6
of suns and roses	6
son of the first	6
to show that the	6
use of the bordure	6
in the sinister a	6
an escutcheon of the	6
all within a bordure	6
the usual lines of	6
his marriage with the	6
the thirteenth and fourteenth	6
lord of the manor	6
the eldest sons of	6
the possession of a	6
it is formed of	6
it has ever since	6
of england and of	6
in the arms granted	6
the arms of several	6
of the same colour	6
on the occasion of	6
of a knight of	6
two batons in saltire	6
is furnished by the	6
in mind that the	6
that of richard ii	6
with those of his	6
remained the inheritance of	6
the duke of leinster	6
position of the wings	6
most frequently met with	6
instance in which the	6
the tincture of the	6
from his alabaster effigy	6
those cases in which	6
this is the only	6
cross at the top	6
the county of northampton	6
the ancient family of	6
a ph oe nix	6
the arms borne by	6
in the fourteenth and	6
usual lines of partition	6
the tomb of edward	6
the remainder of the	6
earl of warwick and	6
the breast of an	6
arms of man and	6
the time of king	6
which is supposed to	6
edmund duke of york	6
impaling the arms of	6
the crown of the	6
an eagle with two	6
a wreath of oak	6
of the orders of	6
shields accompanied by badges	6
present family is descended	6
arms of the duke	6
the st and th	6
of the last century	6
placed in the first	6
in the ordinary way	6
is always represented as	6
third of the field	6
by no means an	6
of the arms is	6
that it may be	6
period of the conquest	6
the rank of a	6
of the corporation of	6
be found to be	6
the arms of peers	6
there is a certain	6
arms of the bishopric	6
as if it were	6
instances are to be	6
to the head of	6
sir james balfour paul	6
richard lord grey of	6
in the centre chief	6
in any part of	6
this is to be	6
of three points gules	6
with the circlet of	6
the dexter and a	6
and crest of the	6
elder line of this	6
far as i am	6
the paternal arms of	6
constantly met with in	6
the right to use	6
has always been a	6
in the midst of	6
ancestors of the present	6
at some time or	6
till the extinction of	6
found in which the	6
badges of king henry	6
no relation to the	6
clerk of the works	6
time of henry iii	6
the fact that it	6
to the city of	6
time of edward i	6
it is not necessary	6
to the sinister base	6
may be of interest	6
in the chapter on	6
to have been any	6
be found of the	6
if it had been	6
thirteenth and fourteenth centuries	6
it may be of	6
of the bishop of	6
of a number of	6
we now come to	6
the hulk of a	6
in the visitation books	6
from which it is	6
in the ninth of	6
holding in his dexter	6
it is one of	6
extinction of the elder	6
at the commencement of	6
more frequently met with	6
as i am aware	6
the duchy of lancaster	6
descended from sir john	6
in place of the	6
discretion of the artist	6
diapered shield of the	6
to have been granted	6
shape of the shield	6
on a bend argent	6
to the town of	6
and roundels of arms	6
the centre chief point	6
appears by his seal	6
the face of the	6
seal of robert de	6
in the eighteenth century	6
th of richard ii	6
sinister supporter of the	6
living in the th	6
of the norman conquest	6
in emblazoning the arms	6
mon of the house	6
it is termed a	6
and at the same	6
of pretence the arms	6
up to the present	6
in his right hand	6
who died in the	6
the banner of st	6
on the breast with	6
to show that he	6
either singly or in	6
with the rest of	6
of humphrey duke of	6
the result is that	6
to the office of	6
arms of the reign	6
term coat of arms	6
can be traced back	6
battlements of a tower	6
the blazon of the	6
there was no fire	5
for the county of	5
first recorded ancestor is	5
shows the arms of	5
forms a part of	5
the residence of his	5
as duke of london	5
the charges in the	5
drawn from the dexter	5
and mother of king	5
arms of the marquess	5
immediate ancestor of the	5
by the title of	5
as a partition line	5
richard earl of cornwall	5
of which he was	5
and it is impossible	5
know of no other	5
thomas earl of lancaster	5
it is supposed to	5
saltire behind his arms	5
be derived from the	5
there is nothing to	5
as a reward for	5
the helmet of the	5
in lieu of the	5
one coat of arms	5
arms quarterly i on	5
at the bottom of	5
armed and langued azure	5
they occur in the	5
for it to be	5
of william montagu earl	5
the distinction between the	5
he could not have	5
will be found on	5
there is not the	5
by the officers of	5
with the shield of	5
in the armorial bearings	5
on the other side	5
there is no reason	5
it seems to me	5
of william lord bardolf	5
which has since continued	5
was a man of	5
within a bordure sable	5
of hugh stafford lord	5
he did not know	5
to which he was	5
and some of the	5
the upper and lower	5
heir of her father	5
that there was a	5
nothing to do with	5
for the same purpose	5
said to have had	5
collectanea topographica et genealogica	5
the use of two	5
his coat of arms	5
the principal colour of	5
curious coat of arms	5
for his services in	5
this is one of	5
arms of her husband	5
of arms from the	5
the sign of the	5
time of edward the	5
the surname of its	5
met with in heraldry	5
nothing more than a	5
the third and fourth	5
simple coat of arms	5
king of england and	5
each of the others	5
seldom met with in	5
seat and residence of	5
the size of the	5
part of the escutcheon	5
on a fess sable	5
there was no time	5
be traced back to	5
of york and earl	5
early in the fifteenth	5
i am not sure	5
it would be difficult	5
passant guardant of the	5
passant in pale argent	5
to be descended from	5
his services in the	5
fess gules between three	5
arms of their father	5
shield is divided into	5
which can be referred	5
that it was a	5
the time of william	5
the seal of margaret	5
the inheritance of the	5
king of arms of	5
of different coats of	5
of most of the	5
the origin of supporters	5
principal colour of the	5
account of this family	5
the effigy of william	5
helmet of an esquire	5
the number of points	5
per pale azure and	5
the grant of the	5
year of the reign	5
grand cross of the	5
on a chief indented	5
heir male of the	5
the field of his	5
the supporters belonging to	5
the horns of a	5
but it will be	5
from the very earliest	5
the pedigree is traced	5
to a coat of	5
impale the arms of	5
the line of the	5
a cross engrailed or	5
red cloth of gold	5
a badge of the	5
be found that the	5
in the pedigree is	5
as a kind of	5
royal arms of scotland	5
on the north side	5
in its beak a	5
quartered the arms of	5
sixteenth and seventeenth centuries	5
of the elder branch	5
in the first year	5
an example of the	5
of the helmet and	5
his dexter hand a	5
the star of the	5
fess gules and argent	5
of the nineteenth centuries	5
the earls of cornwall	5
as a crest coronet	5
colours of the mantling	5
to see mr westray	5
of that name in	5
on a bend azure	5
in many of the	5
as a badge by	5
to point out that	5
the arms of both	5
the original coat of	5
for the earl of	5
the use of which	5
is much to be	5
of the other two	5
continued the residence of	5
would have been a	5
order of the hospital	5
represents the arms of	5
latten effigy at westminster	5
to the dignity of	5
an interesting example of	5
different tincture from the	5
the sinister to the	5
the battlements of a	5
the person to whom	5
in the seventeenth of	5
on the tomb of	5
them will be found	5
of this family is	5
one of the best	5
the said sir richard	5
the good fortune to	5
but the family of	5
is taken from the	5
of the last earl	5
the inheritance of his	5
the death of charles	5
but it was not	5
found as a crest	5
an officer of arms	5
a long line of	5
the immediate ancestor of	5
the direct ancestor of	5
st and th quarters	5
inheritance of his descendants	5
it is certain that	5
of the lord mayor	5
heavy to be borne	5
turned up with ermine	5
time of richard ii	5
in a shield of	5
the crest is a	5
family is traced to	5
the personal arms of	5
on the garter plate	5
the earliest form of	5
reason to believe that	5
double tressure flory counterflory	5
the outside of the	5
by far the most	5
grand master of the	5
became extinct in the	5
instance of its use	5
badge of the order	5
speaker of the house	5
were the arms of	5
by the town of	5
in point of antiquity	5
in connection with the	5
the present representative of	5
of thomas lord camoys	5
de vere earl of	5
lines crossing each other	5
as part of the	5
charged with three fleurs	5
blazon of the arms	5
the honour of knighthood	5
few cases in which	5
to have come into	5
in the decoration of	5
we shall have to	5
supporters to their arms	5
is now in the	5
recorded in the college	5
to the crown of	5
supporters of the city	5
well as in the	5
in battle or tournament	5
quarterly i on a	5
of the tomb of	5
langley duke of york	5
the science of heraldry	5
it is hardly necessary	5
the same time be	5
to fill up the	5
on each side the	5
and there can be	5
three escallops of the	5
in these cases the	5
the last few years	5
justice of the common	5
in those of the	5
six argent and azure	5
family in the time	5
john grey of ruthin	5
it was in the	5
in the th century	5
arms of this country	5
record of the arms	5
been granted as a	5
placed in the upper	5
is described as a	5
seal of john de	5
he would have been	5
the present day in	5
master of the household	5
by john williamson by	5
arms of the old	5
to the conclusion that	5
is constantly met with	5
bore the same arms	5
the house of york	5
by the family of	5
is represented in the	5
be of saxon origin	5
a drawing by mr	5
of sir william de	5
george duke of clarence	5
the heir of her	5
found in conjunction with	5
one of the honourable	5
queen joan at canterbury	5
th of edward iii	5
arms of william de	5
is scarcely necessary to	5
instances of the use	5
charged with a lion	5
sinister to the dexter	5
the title of king	5
arms quarterly i a	5
hilt and pommel or	5
from a contemporary picture	5
in the court of	5
of the colours of	5
charge in a coat	5
at new hall in	5
arms of his mother	5
one of the ordinaries	5
part of the helmet	5
continuation of the crest	5
the laws of the	5
couped at the elbow	5
seen in the arms	5
the lifetime of the	5
by the head of	5
till the end of	5
edmund of langley duke	5
in consequence of his	5
also occurs in the	5
in england and ireland	5
in the arms and	5
come under my notice	5
according to the date	5
formerly in the possession	5
on a chief argent	5
was not to be	5
and at the present	5
of valence earl of	5
to observe that the	5
of the shield is	5
grandfather of the present	5
on a chevron between	5
trunk of a tree	5
some time or other	5
the county of lincoln	5
armorial bearings of a	5
in the hands of	5
in keeping with the	5
the coronet of the	5
the white and red	5
the patron saint of	5
it was desired to	5
the reign of william	5
son of sir thomas	5
in that of richard	5
lord high constable of	5
of the early garter	5
in a subsequent chapter	5
and so borne by	5
name to this ancient	5
has been already referred	5
number of cases in	5
and earl of march	5
the charges upon the	5
is often met with	5
a lion statant guardant	5
to the king of	5
a family of the	5
the ends of the	5
with the colours of	5
colour on the cover	5
that the origin of	5
younger brother of sir	5
of it in the	5
the first and second	5
supporters of the earl	5
but there are many	5
of the court of	5
of the cap of	5
from the coheiress of	5
the following are the	5
tressure flory and counterflory	5
in the shields of	5
he looked at it	5
granted by henry viii	5
from the monument at	5
of six points or	5
it can only be	5
and badges of king	5
chief to the sinister	5
different colour from the	5
in front of it	5
he thought of the	5
paly of six argent	5
a single ostrich feather	5
charged on the shoulder	5
the county of gloucester	5
representation of the family	5
wings conjoined in lure	5
descended from richard de	5
on a field of	5
were borne by the	5
from a drawing of	5
of queen joan at	5
on a ground of	5
a burden too heavy	5
it should not be	5
of king charles ii	5
of arms to a	5
an heir or coheir	5
in use in the	5
on account of its	5
different branches of the	5
have been granted to	5
of this venerable house	5
the eldest branch of	5
half of the fifteenth	5
a continuation of the	5
it may be remarked	5
this county in the	5
in the seals of	5
with in british armory	5
to be found as	5
have been taken from	5
it was impossible to	5
peeps at many lands	5
the edge of a	5
as far as the	5
it is a curious	5
lower part of the	5
is the principal charge	5
the conjunction of the	5
encircled by a crown	5
of sir robert de	5
used by the town	5
the effigy of queen	5
pages of collotype reproductions	5
from the third son	5
be found as the	5
the days of the	5
instances in which it	5
the sixteenth and seventeenth	5
entitled to quarter the	5
for the origin of	5
the fact remains that	5
the seat and residence	5
been made use of	5
th of henry iii	5
it should be borne	5
by a wreath of	5
has ever since continued	5
charge upon the arms	5
daughter and coheiress of	5
the top of a	5
lord chief justice of	5
carried by an heiress	5
which is said to	5
new hall in essex	5
right of his wife	5
colour of the mantling	5
the appearance of a	5
of the shield a	5
it is described as	5
of the ancestors of	5
the achievement of the	5
is left to the	5
was used by the	5
have been used for	5
as far as it	5
as the time of	5
the top of each	5
far back as the	5
an augmentation of honour	5
knew that he had	5
may be taken as	5
and in that of	5
the case with the	5
the seal of william	5
often met with in	5
with a shield of	5
the dexter supporter of	5
waves of the sea	5
to be placed upon	5
the reigns of henry	5
hugh stafford lord bourchier	5
double tressure flory and	5
on the accession of	5
we find in the	5
continued in the family	5
is shown in the	5
in england and scotland	5
the nobility and gentry	5
instance in which it	5
to the representation of	5
charge their shield with	5
if the field is	5
are to be seen	5
it is remarkable that	5
simple form of mantling	5
michael de la pole	5
and though it is	5
crossing each other in	5
an orle of martlets	5
it is found in	5
none of these cases	5
of the origin of	5
only remaining branch of	5
the artistic crafts series	5
in spite of all	5
grey and hastings controversy	5
on the gatehouse of	5
some of the early	5
may be said to	5
is hardly necessary to	5
have been entitled to	5
of an esquire or	5
records of the college	5
the present family are	5
from the artistic standpoint	5
for the last time	5
is subject to the	5
time of henry ii	5
heir of her mother	5
the tomb of geoffrey	5
example of the use	5
new coat of arms	5
of queen eleanor of	5
of the royal crown	5
was one of those	5
arms from the monument	5
the ensign of the	5
arms on a lozenge	5
and in the sinister	5
with a label azure	5
right to bear arms	5
of richard earl of	5
must be admitted that	5
couped at the wrist	5
the sun in splendour	5
well known to need	5
which the arms are	5
the sinister side a	5
crest of the duke	5
until a comparatively recent	5
position in which the	5
on the shields of	5
king of arms and	5
tail of a fish	5
an esquire or gentleman	5
of cases in which	5
the rules of heraldry	5
has long since been	5
on a chief sable	5
the royal arms were	5
i am sorry to	5
that part of the	5
that he would be	5
which may or may	5
picture of the flowers	5
of richard lord grey	5
are constantly met with	5
upon the breast of	5
by no means certain	5
the descendants of the	5
from the period of	5
there had been no	5
will be seen in	5
chequy argent and azure	5
to the english throne	5
in many cases the	5
a man with a	5
the decease of the	5
regard to the arms	5
the match with the	5
in the thirteenth and	5
who was living in	5
and this is the	5
burden too heavy to	5
of red cloth of	5
the younger son of	5
divided into three classes	5
it was the first	5
in the civil wars	5
beginning of the nineteenth	5
turned to face the	5
of the royal badges	5
their shields with the	5
to the usual lines	5
from the latin word	5
the tomb of edmund	5
that he was going	5
to belong to the	5
or mantle of a	5
either side of his	5
the author of the	5
which has ever since	5
supposed to be a	5
from a drawing by	5
a lion sejant guardant	5
of the present baronet	5
by no means a	5
until the extinction of	5
effigy of queen joan	5
he was going to	5
the possession of arms	5
of richard nevill earl	5
the lifetime of his	5
dexter chief to the	5
be taken to distinguish	5
chevron between three mullets	5
supposed to be of	5
at the dissolution of	5
in which they are	5
in the third of	5
to have been of	5
was sold in the	5
in their own right	5
nothing of the kind	5
the house of lancaster	5
the one on the	5
it is scarcely necessary	5
it is quite possible	5
family are descended from	5
of a family named	5
will sometimes be found	5
became the seat of	5
appears to be the	5
in black and white	5
right to the name	5
line became extinct in	5
placed on the dexter	5
son of king edward	5
six argent and gules	5
instance occurs in the	5
the achievements of the	5
york and earl of	5
the dexter chief to	5
method of depicting the	5
possessed of the manor	5
by the duke of	5
a family of great	5
from the centre of	5
of the field is	5
and in the centre	5
of any of the	5
the front of the	5
what is known as	5
to a family of	5
of arms by the	5
be found in fig	5
it may be here	5
part of the reign	5
as much as possible	5
tomb of edmund duke	5
in the history of	5
preserved in the college	5
the right of inheritance	5
son of sir edward	5
head of the pedigree	5
the creation of a	5
valence earl of pembroke	5
too heavy to be	5
no reason to doubt	5
of wales at canterbury	5
more fully dealt with	5
historical and allusive arms	5
of the ancient family	5
and will be found	5
in the visitation of	5
a border engrailed sable	5
of the nobility and	5
may be said of	5
to his paternal arms	5
shall be able to	5
in colour on the	5
the place of the	5
us a burden too	5
period of the norman	5
to the society of	5
colour of the field	5
to the throne of	5
in the field of	5
the breast of a	5
the second earl of	5
now in the possession	5
of langley duke of	5
the crest of lord	5
of five points argent	5
of the blood royal	5
it is unnecessary to	5
of the hospital of	5
but i am not	5
humphrey bohun earl of	5
a crown or coronet	5
of arms in england	5
that it has been	5
on his great seal	5
the county of warwick	5
history of the county	5
of the nature of	5
of this family were	5
of gules and argent	5
a crest of augmentation	5
the arms of campbell	5
face to face with	5
an ancestor of the	5
came from an heiress	5
extinct in the male	5
charged with a chevron	5
son of sir richard	5
the inheritance of this	5
one side of the	5
claim a grant of	5
prince of wales at	5
from that of the	5
lords of the manor	5
that a large proportion	5
the son of a	5
an eagle displayed with	5
supported on the dexter	5
have been made to	5
of the eighteenth and	5
ancestor of this venerable	5
the bishop of durham	5
brought into the family	5
seal of richard beauchamp	5
is not easy to	5
seal of walter lord	5
of the city arms	5
the bordure as a	5
seemed as if the	5
of the kingdom of	5
as a means of	5
arms of the college	5
from the sinister to	5
female line from the	5
to the earl of	5
frequently met with as	5
cross of the order	5
side of his shield	5
on the right side	4
of aymer of valence	4
they have bound on	4
after the norman conquest	4
at the top and	4
it is a striking	4
the duties of a	4
institute of british architects	4
pale argent and azure	4
the th year of	4
be placed in any	4
practically the whole of	4
in the earliest times	4
and proper marks of	4
between three roses gules	4
compony argent and azure	4
the earliest periods of	4
seal of henry percy	4
the ancient coat of	4
and it is by	4
of the stuart period	4
due and proper marks	4
borne as a charge	4
are occasionally met with	4
and holding in the	4
moon in her complement	4
a rubbing by walter	4
in chief a label	4
side the arms of	4
it may perhaps be	4
a change in the	4