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 ▲ LIST OF THE 
 
 NOBILITY AND GENTRY 
 
 WHOSE ARMS ARE REGISTERED, AND PEDIGREES RECORDED 
 
 HEEALD'S OFFICE IN lEELAND. 
 
 DUBLIN: 
 ALEXANDER THOM, PRINTER AND PUBLISHER, 
 
 87, ABBEY-STREET. 
 
 1846. 
 
ENTERED AT STATIONERS' HALL. 
 

 ADVERTISEMENT. 
 
 Having already set forth the design and object of this Publication in 
 circulars to those principally interested therein, and finding, that to enter 
 upon the subject at any length, would far exceed the usual limits of an 
 advertisement, I merely observe, for the present, that I hold myself in 
 readiness to afiord every needful explanation, and shall promptly and 
 fully reply to any communication with which I may be favoured. 
 
 This work professes to supply a faithful transcript of official records, 
 and is strictly confined to that only. In all cases, therefore, where the 
 armorial ensigns have been duly registered, and the pedigrees recorded 
 to the present time, the names have been carefully copied from the record 
 in exact seniority and order of birth. Where, however, pedigrees have 
 been registered with the arms, but as yet not fully written up, all known 
 members of such families have been printed, to proclaim as widely as 
 possible their just claim to Arms. And, lastly, where the Arms alone 
 have been recorded, a few leading names are placed without reference 
 to descent, of which the Herald's Office can have no official cognizance 
 whatever. 
 
 WILLIAM SKEY, a.m., f.s.a., 
 
 St. Patrick Pursuivant and Registrar of the Herald's Office in Ireland. 
 
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The asterisk * prefixed denotes that the Pedigree is registered. 
 
 Peers marked thus *f*, have their right admitted to vote on elections of the Representative 
 Temporal Peers of Ireland. 
 
 The Peerage. — The Representatives general of Ancient Families, or of some particular 
 Branch or Sept, and names of proved Milesian descent, are entitled to have their names 
 distinguished in capitals, and their coat-armour hlazoned from the Roll. 
 
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 THE HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 Herald's Office, 2nd January, 1846. 
 
 A LIST OF THE NOBILITY AND GENTBY WHOSE ARMOBIAL BEABINGS ABE REOISTEBED, AND 
 PEDIOBEES BECOBDED, IN THE HEBALD's OFFICE, IN IBELAND, 
 
 • ACHESON, Sir Archibald, Earl of Gosford, I 
 Viscount and Baron Gosford, of Markethill, in ' 
 the county of Armagh, Baron Worlingham, of 
 Beccles, in the county of Suffolk, of the United 
 Kingdom, and baronet of Scotland ; civil knight 
 grand cross of the most honourable order of the 
 the Bath, privy councillor in England, repre- 
 sentative peer for Ireland, lord lieutenant and 
 custos rotulorum of the county of Ai-magh. 
 Gosford Castle, Armagh ; Worlingham Hall, 
 Wangford, Suffolk ; Brooke's Club, St. James'- 
 st., London. 
 
 .4 rm»— Argent, an eagle displayed with two heads, sable, 
 armed and membered, or, on a chief-vert, two mullets of the 
 last. 
 
 Crett— On a wreath a trumpet fessways, or, thereon a cock 
 ■tatant, g^ules. 
 
 SupporUrt—Tyio leopards, the sinister reguardant proper, 
 collared and chained or. 
 
 i/o«o— Vigilantibus. 
 
 * AcHESoN, The Right Honourable Archibald, 
 Viscount Acheson, deputy-lieutenant of the 
 county Armagh, Co^nmissimx dated 5th Febi-uary, 
 1833, and m.p. same county, colonel of the 
 Armagh militia. Gosford Castle, Armagh ; 
 Brookes' Club, London. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Adair, George, esq., deputy-lieutenant of the 
 Queen's County. Bellegrove, Queen's County. 
 
 * Adaib, George William, esq., barrister-at- 
 law. 5, Lower Mount-st., Dublin. 
 
 * Adaib, John, esq., barrister-at-law. 11, 
 Mountjoy-sq., south, Dublin. 
 
 * Adaib, Samuel Frederick, esq., solicitor. 12, 
 Upper Mount-st., Dublin. 
 
 * Adaib, Thomas Benjamin, esq., j.p. Lough- 
 more, Antrim. 
 
 * Adaib, William, esq. Ballymena, Antrim. 
 Adlam, William, esq. Backhall, BristoL 
 AGAR, Welbore Ellis, Earl of Normanton, 
 
 Viscount Somerton, Baron Somerton, of Somer- 
 ton, in the county of Kildare. Somerly, Ring- 
 wood, Hampshire; 3, Seamore-place, Curzon- 
 Bt., London. 
 
 ^mj*— Azure, a Hon rampant, or. 
 
 Crett — A demt-lion rampant, or. 
 
 Supportert — Two lions, per fesse, or and azure, charged on 
 the shoulder with a orescent, sable, collared and chained, 
 gules. 
 
 ifo«o— Via trita, via tuta. 
 
 Agab, The Right Honourable James Charles 
 Herbert, Viscount Somerton, m.p. for Wilton, 
 Wiltshire. 3, Seamore-place, Mayfair ; Somerly, 
 near Ring wood, Hants. Same arms, ^c. 
 
 Agab, Venerable and Honourable James, 
 clerk, A.M., Archdeacon of Kilmore. 47, Ste- 
 phen's-green, east. Same arms, <tc. 
 
 Agab, Hon. George Charles, f.b.s. London. 
 Same arms, «tc. 
 
 * Alcock, Henry, esq. Waterford. 
 
 ALD WORTH, Richard Oliver, esq., deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county of Cork, Commission 
 dated 3rd June, 1842, high sheriff same county 
 1832. Newmarket House ; Kanturk, Cork. 
 
 .drm*— Argent, a fess engr.-iiled between six billets, gules. 
 Cv'tt — A dexter arm embowed in armour, the hand grasp- 
 ing a straight sword, all proper. 
 ifoOo— Nee temere, nee timide. 
 
 Aldwobth, The Rev. John, a.m., rector of 
 Youghal. 
 
 Aldwobth, St. Leger, esq., b.n., j.p. Monks- 
 town, Cork. 
 
 Aldwobth, Robert, esq., late captain of the 
 94th regiment of Foot. 
 
 * ALEXANDER, James Dupre, Earl of Cale- 
 don. Viscount Alexander, Baron Caledon, of 
 Caledon, in the county of Tyrone, representative 
 peer of Ireland, colonel of the Tyrone militia. 
 Caledon Hill, in the county of Tyrone. 
 
 Arm* — Per pale, argent and sable, a chevron, and in base 
 a crescent counterchanged, on a canton azure, a harp, or, 
 stringed of the first. 
 
 Crett — An arm embowed in armour, grasping a dagger, all 
 proper, hilt and poinel, or. 
 
 Supportert — Dexter, a mermaid with mirror, proper ; 
 sinister, an elephant, argent. 
 
 Motto — Per mare, per terras. 
 
 * Alexandeb, Sir Robert, baronet. 11, Char- 
 les-st. Manchester-sq., London. 
 
 * ALEXANDER, Nathaniel, esq., m.p. for the 
 county of Antrim, and deputy-lieutenant of the 
 city and county Londonderry, Commissimi dated 
 17tA July, 1838, Portglenone House, Portglenone, 
 Antrim ; 16, New Bond-st,, London. 
 
 Arms — Per pale, argent and sable, a chevron, and in base 
 a crescent counterchanged, on a canton a^ure, a harp, or, 
 stringed of the first, a trefoil for difference, and quartering 
 the arms of M'( ulloch, Jackson, Kyre, Snelgrove, Bygo, 
 Preston, and Coningsby. 
 
 CYfrt*— 1st, ap arm embowed in armour grasping a dagger, 
 all proper, hilt and pomel, or ; 2nd crest, a shoveler, close, 
 argent. 
 
 ifo«o— Per nuire, per terras. 
 
 * Alexandeb, Henry, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 Forkill, ill the county of Armagh ; 5, Bolton- 
 row, London. Same arms, crests, motto, and 
 quarterings of arms. 
 
 * Alexandeb, Nathaniel, esq. Garvagh, Lon- 
 
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 donderry ; Epsom, couuty Surrey ; 28, Great 
 Winchester-st., London. Same arms, crests, «tc. 
 
 * Alexander, AVilliam Stuart, esq. Ba]lyar- 
 ton, in the couuty of Londouderry. Same arms, 
 crests, etc. 
 
 * Alexander, James, esq., deputy-lieutenant 
 of the county of Kent. 
 
 * Alexander, Robert, esq. London. 
 
 * Alexander, Caledon Dupre, esq., captain 
 1st life guards. 
 
 * Alexander, "William James, esq. 
 
 * Alexander, Rev. Charles, m.a., rector of 
 Drumcree, archdiocese of Armagh. 
 
 * Alexander, Lesly, esq., deputy-lieutenant 
 of the county Londonderry, Commission dated 'ith 
 January, 1837, J. p. Foyle Park, Londonderry. 
 
 * ALLEN, The Right Hon. Joshua William, 
 Viscount Allen, Baron Allen of Stillorgan, in 
 the county of Dublin. Ladytown, Naas, county 
 of Kildare. 
 
 Arms — Argent, two bars undee, and on a chief azure, an 
 etoile between two escallops, or. 
 
 Crest— A bezant, charged with a talbot's head, erased, 
 sable. 
 
 Supporters— Two talbots, s\ble. 
 
 Motto — Triumpho morte tam vit4. 
 
 * Anderson, Sir James Caleb, baronet, But- 
 tevant Castle, in the county of Cork. 
 
 * Anderson, John, esq. 
 
 * ANNESLEY, William Richard, Earl Annes- 
 ley, Yiscount Glerawley, of Glerawley, in the 
 county of Fermanagh, Baron Annesley, of Cas- 
 tlewellan, in the county of Down. Castlewel- 
 lan and Donegal Lodge, in the county of Down. 
 
 Arw^—'Pa\y of six, argent and azure, over all a bend gules. 
 
 Crest — A Moor's head, in profile, couped, proper, temples 
 wreathed, argent and azure. 
 
 Supporters — Dexter, a Roman knight in armour, or, 
 habited gules, sandalled, arsrent, on his head an helmet of 
 the first with plumes of the second, from the exterior hand 
 a shield, thereon a female head, proper; sinister, a Moor in 
 armour, or, temples wreathed as in crest, habited gules with 
 buskins of the first, behind the exterior shoulder a sheaf of 
 arrows, and in the hand a bow, all proper. 
 
 Motto — "Virtutis amore. 
 
 ANNESLEY, The Right Hon. Arthur, Vis- 
 count Yalentia, Baron Mountnorris, of Mount- 
 norris, in the county of Armagh, Baron Altham, 
 of Altham, in the county of Cork. Bletchingdon 
 Park, Woodstock, Oxford. 
 
 .^rms— Paly of six. argent and azure, over all a bend gules. 
 
 Crest — A Moor's head in profile, couped proper, temples 
 wreathed, argent and azure 
 
 Supporters — As the Earl Annesley. 
 
 Motto — Virtutis amoris. 
 
 ANNESLEY, the Hon. Arthur Grove, lieu- 
 tenant-general in the army, high sheriff of the 
 county of Cork, 1843, J. p., &c. Anne's Grove, 
 Mallow, in the county of Cork. 
 
 A rms — Paly of six, argent and azure, over all a bend gules, 
 a crescent for difference. 
 
 Crerd—K Moor's head in profile, couped proper. 
 
 Motto — Virtutis amore. 
 
 Annesley, Richard Grove, esq. Annesley 
 Grove, Castletownroche, in the county of Cork. 
 Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 * Annesley, George, esq., captain in the Aus- 
 trian service. Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 Ann ESLEY, The Rev. William,clerk,M. A., rector 
 of Bright,in the diocese of Down. Ardilea, Clough, 
 county of Down. Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 Anneslet, James, esq., British consul at 
 Amsterdam. Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 Annesley, Von, Francis Charles, baron of the 
 kingdom of Prussia, and captain in the Prussian 
 Life Guards. Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 Annesley, Richard Joynt, esq. Ballysax, 
 county of Kildare. 
 
 Arabin, John Ladaveze, esq. Corkagh, 
 county Dublin ; 12, Clare St., Dublin. 
 
 Arabin, Henry William, esq.,barrister-at-law. 
 12, Clare St., Dublin. 
 
 Archdall, Henry Gray, esq. Derryargan, 
 county of Fermanagh. 
 
 Armit, Richard, esq. 31, Upper Pembroke- 
 st., Dublin. 
 
 * ARMSTRONG,Sir Andrew, baronet, M.p. for 
 the King's county, and deputy-lieutenant, Com,- 
 mission dated 20th April, 1832, and high sheriff 
 saine county 1836. Gallen Priory, Ferbane, 
 King's county ; Reform Club, London. 
 
 Arms — Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, a dexter arm 
 embowed (issuant sinister), habited gules, the hand grasping 
 an oak plant broken at top and eradicated, proper; second 
 and third, argent, three palets, azure. 
 
 CVe t — An arm embowed in armour proper, grasping an 
 oak branch, as in arms. 
 
 Motto — Invictus maneo. 
 
 * Armstrong, John Warneforde, esq., J. P. 
 Ballycumber House, Clara, King's county. 
 Same ai-ms, crest, and motto. 
 
 * Armstrong, Thomas St. George, esq., J. P. 
 GaiTycastle, Banagher, King's county. Same 
 arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 ■* Armstrong, William Bigoe, esq., j.p. Castle 
 Iver, Banagher, King's county. Same arms, 
 crest, and motto. 
 
 * Armstrong, John Priaulx, esq., j.p. Mount- 
 cartei-et, Banagher, King's county. 
 
 ARTHUR, Thomas, esq. Glenomera, county 
 Clare. 
 
 Anns— Gules, a chevron argent, between three rests, or, 
 and quartering the arms of Butler and Smith. 
 Crest— A falcon rising proper, jessed and belled, or. 
 Motto — Impelle obstantia. 
 
 Arthur, The Rev. Lucius, a.m. 
 
 Arthur, Edward, esq. 
 
 Arthur, Augustus, esq. 
 
 Arthur, Henry, esq. 
 
 Arthur, The Rev. Frederick, a.m. 
 
 * Atkinson, Guy, esq., j.p. Camgort, King's 
 county. 
 
 * Atkinson, George, e^q., j.p. Ashley Park, 
 county of Tipperary. 
 
 * Atkinson, Charles, esq., j.p. South Park, 
 county of Tipperary. 
 
 Audouin, James Lamb, esq., j.p. East Hill, 
 Newtownmountkennedy ; 34, Eccles-st., Dublin. 
 *AYLMEll, the Right Hon. Sir MatthewWhit- 
 worth. Baron Aylmer, of Balrath, in the county 
 of Meath, and Baronet of Ireland ; knight grand 
 cross of the most honourable order of the Bath, 
 general in the army, colonel of the 18th (royal 
 Irish) regiment of Foot. Batchacre Park, Staf- 
 fordshire ; 85, Eaton-sq., London. 
 
 ^rjrw— Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, a bend sable, 
 in chief sinister, a garb gules, second nnd third, argent, a 
 cross sable, between four Cornish choughs proper. 
 
 Crests— First, out of a ducal coronet, or, a g rb gules; 
 second crest, out of a ducal coronet, or, a demi-chough, 
 rising, proper. 
 
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 Supportert—TKO mariner*, hftblted arure, the dexter 
 holding a forestaff, the sinister a plumb line, all proper. 
 J/otto— Steady. 
 
 *AYLMER, The Hon. Frederick William, 
 rear-admiral of the White, companion of the 
 most honourable order of the Bath, <tc. 
 A rnu—A rgent, across sable, between four cornlsh choughs, 
 
 * AYLMEIl, Sir Gerald George, baronet of Ire- 
 land, deputy-lieutenant of the county of Kildare, 
 Commission dated ISth Fehnuiry, 18a2. Kilcock, 
 county Kildare. 
 A rmj— A rgent, a cross sable, between four Cornish choughs, 
 
 Aylmer, Michael Valentine, esq. 101, Lower 
 Baggot-st., Dublin. Same arms, crest, and 
 motto. 
 
 Atlward, James Kearney, esq., j.p., high 
 sheriff county Kilkenny 1837. Shankhil Castle, 
 Gore's Bridge, in the county Ivilkenny. 
 
 Bagnall, Philip, esq. Carlow. 
 
 Baillie, Ilev. James Kennedy, D.i>., ex. 
 F.T.C.D., M.R.I. A., rector of Ardtrea, Archdio- 
 cese of Armagh. 
 
 t * BARNEWALL, The Right lion. Thomas 
 Nicholas, Bai'on Trimlestown, of Trinilestown, 
 m the county of Meath, deputy-lieutenant of the 
 county Dublin, j.p. Trimlestown Castle, county 
 of Meath, Turvey House, Swords, county Dub- 
 lin ; 24, Park-lane, London. 
 
 ^nrw— Ermine, a border engrailed gules. 
 
 Crett — From a plume of ostrich feathers, or, gules, azure, 
 ▼ert, and argent, a f<ilcon rising of the lust. 
 
 Su/>porter»— Dexter, a griffin argent, beaked or, sinister, 
 a lion gules, armed and langued azure. 
 
 i^otto— Malo mori quam ftedari. 
 
 * BARNEWALL, Sir Reginald Aylmer John, 
 Baronet of Ireland. Grenanstown in the county 
 of Meath. 
 
 .4 r»u— Ermine, a border engrailed gules. 
 
 Crc*«— From a plume of ostrich feathers, or, gules, azure, 
 vert, and argent, a falcon rising of the last. 
 
 Motto — Malo mori quam fa^dari. 
 
 t BARRINGTON, The Right Hon. William 
 Keppcl, Viscount Barrington, of Ardglass, in 
 the county of Down ; Baron Barrington, of 
 Newcastle, in the county of Dublin ; m. p. for 
 Berkshire, Becket House, Berks. 20, Caven- 
 dish-sq., London. 
 
 ^rm*— Argent, three chevronels gules, a label of as many 
 points, azure. 
 
 Crejtt— First, a Mar, couped at the breast, crined snble, 
 ▼ested piily of six, argent and gules, with cowl falling back- 
 wards of the last; second crest, a grlrtin s^ant argent, 
 beaked, winged, and membered or, thrust through the neck 
 with m demilance, proper. 
 
 Supporter*— Two griffins, wings expanded, or, gorged 
 with a label as In arms. 
 
 J^oOo— Honesta quam splendida. 
 
 Barrington, The Honorable George Wil- 
 liam. Same arms, crests, and motto. 
 
 Barrington, The Honorable Percy. Same 
 arms, «tc. 
 
 Barrington, Rer. and Honorable Lowther 
 John, K.A. Same arms, &,c. 
 
 * Barrington, Sir Matthew, baronet, high 
 sheriff county Limerick 1846, m.r.i.a. 50, Ste- 
 phen's-green, east, and Limerick. 
 
 * Barrington, William Ilartigan, esq., j.p. 
 Glenstal, Ban-ington Bridge, county of Lim- 
 erick. 
 
 * Barrington, Samuel, esq., barrister-at- 
 law. 3, Lower Merrion-st. 
 
 * Barron, Sir Henry W^inston, baronet, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Waterford, 
 Commission dated \ltk February, 1832, and m.p. 
 for the city of Waterford. Belmont House, in 
 the county of Kilkenny ; GlenaiTa, county Wa- 
 terford ; Brooke's Club, London. 
 
 * Barron, Morgan, esq., deputy-lieutenant 
 of the county of Waterford, Commission dated 
 llth February, 1832. Sarahville, Waterford. 
 
 * Barron, Pierce George, esq., deputy lieu- 
 tenant of the county of Waterford, Commission 
 datedllth February, 1832, j.p., high sheriff same 
 county 1835. Eastland, Tramore, Waterford. 
 
 * Barron, William, esq. 60, Harcourt-st. 
 
 * BARRY, James, The MacAdam Barry, 
 captain in the army, high sheriff county Cork 
 1841. Ballyclogh, in the county of Cork ; 
 MocoUop Castle, in the county of Waterford ; 
 Merrion-sq., Dublin. 
 
 .^rwM— Barry of six, argent and gules. 
 Crett— On a wreath of the colours a wolf's head erased, 
 sable. 
 Motto— Bontez en avant. 
 
 * Barry, Henry, esq. Hon. e.i.c. Service, 
 Calcutta. Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 * Barry, James Redmond, esq. 
 
 * Barry, Redmond, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 Same arm.s, &c. 
 
 * Barry, St. Leger, esq., captain in the 
 ai-my. Same arms, «tc. 
 
 * Barry, John, esq. Same arms, «fec. 
 
 * Barry, William, esq. Same arms, «fcc. 
 
 BARRY, Garret Standish, esq., deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Cork, Commission dated ISth 
 February, 1832, j.p. Lemlara, Midleton, Cork. 
 
 Arm* — Argent, three bars gemelles, gules. 
 Crest — From a castle argent, a wolf's head sable. 
 ^o«o— Boutez en avant. 
 
 * Barry, James Hugh Smith, esq., deputy, 
 lieutenant of the county Cork, Comm,ission dated 
 21st June, 1843. Foaty Island, in the county of 
 Cork ; Marbury Hall, Cheshire. 
 
 Bastable, Daniel, esq., solicitor. 33, Rut- 
 land-sq., west. Mallow, county Cork. 
 
 * Beasley, Thomas, esq. Seafield, Still - 
 organ-road. 
 
 * Beasley, Henry Frank, esq. 
 
 * Becher, Sir William Wrixon, baronet, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Cork, CommiS' 
 sion dated 18th February, 1832. Ballygiblin, 
 Mallow, in the county of Cork. 
 
 * BELLEW, The Right Hon. Sir Patrick, 
 baronet of Ireland, lieutenant of the county of 
 Louth, privy councillor in Ireland, colonel of 
 the Louth regiment of Militia, Commission dated 
 nth November, 1843, high sheriff county Louth 
 1831. Bamieath, Dunleer, in the county of 
 Louth. 
 
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 ^nm— Sable, fretty, or. 
 
 Crext—.\n arm embowed in armour, grasping a straight 
 sword, proper. 
 JtIoUo-To\xt d'en haut. 
 
 * BELLE W, Sir Michael Dillon, baronet. 
 Mount Bellew, in the county of Galvvay. 
 
 ^nrw— Sable, frettj- or, a crescent for difference. 
 Crest— An arm em'bowed in armour, grasping a straight 
 sword, proper. 
 Jlotto— Tout d'en haut. 
 
 * Bellew, Eichard Montesquieu, esq., de- 
 puty-lieutenant of the county Louth, Commis- 
 sion dated 16th January, 1834, j.p., m.p. county 
 Louth. Banneath, Dunleer, in the county of 
 Louth ; Brooke's Club, Loudon. Same arms, 
 crest, and motto. 
 
 BELLINGHAM, Sir Alan, baronet, deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county Louth. Castle Belling- 
 ham, in the county of Louth. 
 
 Arms — Argent, tliree bugle horns sable, stringed and gar. 
 nished, or. 
 
 Crest— A buck's head, couped, or. 
 
 Motto — Amicus amico. 
 
 Bellingham, Henry, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 Bellingham, Alan O'Bryan, esq., j.p. Dun- 
 any House, Castle Bellingham. 
 
 Bellingham, O'Bryan, esq., m.©., f.k.c.s. 
 63, Eccles-st., Dublin. 
 
 * BERESFORD, The Most Rev. and Right 
 Honorable, The Lord John George De La Poer, 
 D.D., lord archbishop of Armagh, primate of all 
 Ireland, lord almoner to the Queen for Ireland, 
 privy councillor in Ireland, vice-chancellor of 
 Trinity College, Dublin, prelate of the most 
 illustrious order of St. Patrick, the Palace, 
 Armagh. Charles-st., St. James'-sq., London. 
 
 ^rvrw— Quarterly, first and fourth argent, crusilly fltche^, 
 three tieurs de lis, within a border, engrailed sable ; second 
 and third, argent, a chief indented sable, empaled; the arms 
 of the diocese, on the right of the shield. 
 
 + * BERESFORD, The Most Honorable Sir 
 Henry De La Poer, Marquess of Waterford, 
 Earl and Viscount Tyrone, Baron Beresford, 
 of Beresford, in the county of Cavan, Baron De 
 La Poer, of Curraghmore, in the county of 
 Waterford, and baronet of England, Baron 
 Tyrone, of Ilavei-ford-west, county Pembroke, 
 of the United Kingdom ; kniglit companion of 
 the most illustrious order of St. Patrick. Cur- 
 raghmore, Waterford ; Ford Castle, Northum- 
 berland. 
 
 ^r»n«— Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, crusilly fltche^, 
 three fleurs de lis, within a border engrailed sable ; second 
 and third, argent, a chief indented sable. 
 
 Crest— A dragon's head erased, azure, double pierced with 
 a tilting spear, the handle through the neck, the top through 
 tile upper jaw, proper. 
 
 Supporters — Two angels, vested argent, crined and winged 
 or, in the exterior hands, a sword in pale proper. 
 
 Motto— Isii. nisi cruce. 
 
 * Beresford, The Lord William. 
 
 * Beresford, Rev. The Lord John, m.a., rec- 
 tor of Barronstown, diocese of Armagh. 
 
 t * BERESFORD, The Rev. and Right Hon. 
 John De La Poer Horsley, d.u.. Baron Decies, 
 of the county of Waterford, Bolam House, 
 Northumberland. 
 
 .i4rm«— Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, crusilly fitche^, 
 three fleurs de lis, within a border engrailed sable, a mullet 
 for difference ; second rfnd third, argent, a chief indented 
 sable. 
 
 Crest— A dragon's head erased, azure, doubled pierced with 
 a tilting spear, the handle through the neck, the top through 
 the upper jaw, proper. 
 
 Supporters — Two angels, vested argent, crined and winged 
 or, charged on the breast with a mullet sable, in the exterior 
 hands a sword in pale, proper. 
 
 Motto — Is'il nisi cruce. 
 
 * Beresford, William, esq., major in the 
 army, m.p. for Harwich. 
 
 * Beresford, John, esq., Island of St. Vin- 
 cent. 
 
 " Beresford, Rev. George De La Poer, m.a., 
 rector of Feenagh, diocese of Ardagli. 
 
 * Beresford, Marcus Wylly, esq., captain in 
 the army. 
 
 Beresford, The Venerable Mai-cus George, 
 D.D., archdeacon of Ardagh. 
 
 " Beresford, John Claudius, esq., London- 
 derry. 
 
 * Beresford, The Rev. Charles Cobbe, m.a., 
 rector of Bailieborough, diocese of Kilmore. 
 
 * Beresford, Rev. John Isaac, m.a. 
 
 * Beresford, George John, esq., captain, r.a. 
 " Beresford, The Rev. Charles Claudius, m.a. 
 
 * Beresford, Henry Robert, esq. 
 
 * Beresford, John Barre, esq., deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the city and county of Londonderry, 
 Commission dated 3rd December, 1841, j.p., high 
 sheriif same county 1846. Learmount Castle, 
 Londonderry. 
 
 * BERNARD, James Earl of Bandon, Vis- 
 count Bernard, Viscount and Baron Bandon, 
 lord lieutenant and custos rotulorum of the 
 county of Cork, representative peer, recorder 
 of Bandon, d.c.l. Castle Bei-nard, county Cork ; 
 3, Connaught-place, London. 
 
 Anns — Argent, on a bend azure, three escallops of the 
 field. 
 
 Crest— A demi licm rampant, argent, holding a snake en- 
 twining the sinister paw, proper. 
 
 Supporters — Dexter a stag, sinister a unicorn argent, 
 ducally gorged, mnned, unguled, armed and chained, or. 
 
 Motto — Virtus probata florescit. 
 
 * Bernard, The Right Hon. Francis, Vis- 
 count Bernard, deputy-lieutenant of the county 
 Cork, Commission dated \^th February, 1832, j.p., 
 M.p. for Bandon Bridge. Castle Bernard, county 
 Cork ; 3, Connaught-place, London. Same arms, 
 «fcc. 
 
 * Bernard, Very Rev. and Hon. Richard 
 Boyle, D.D., dean of Leighlin, &c. Same arms, 
 crest, and motto. 
 
 * Bernard, Rev. and Honorable Charles 
 Broderick, a.m. Same arms, <fec. 
 
 * Bernard, Hon. William Smyth, captain in 
 the army, j.p. The Farm, Bandon. Same 
 arms, &c. 
 
 * Bernard, Arthur Beamish, esq., J.p. Palace 
 Anne, Bandon. 
 
 Bessonet, James, esq., q.c, assistant-barris- 
 ter, county Fermanagh. 28, Leeson-st., Dublin. 
 
 Bessonet, Francis, esq. 21, Leeson-st., 
 Dublin. 
 
 *BETHAM, Sir William, Ulster king of 
 arms, vice-president of the Royal Dublin So- 
 ciety, and member of many learned societies on 
 the Continent, f.s.a., m.r.i.a., j.p. Sti'adbrooke 
 House, Blackrock, county Dublin. 
 
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 11 
 
 Arnu— Quarterly first and fourth, or, three fleurs de ll« ! 
 azure, second and third ma^^Uy argent and uable, and quar- 
 tering the anns of Kitz Koger, Bannister, Ilurton, Salton 
 Hall, Castlecarrick,and Danvers. 
 
 Crfst— Out of a ducal coronet or, an elephant's head 
 gules, probffScis argent, tusks or. 
 
 Motto — Per ardua surgam. 
 
 * Betham, Molyneux, esq. 123, Park-st., 
 Grosvenor-sq., London. 
 
 * Betham, Sheffield, esq, 15, Lower Mount- 
 st., Dublin. 
 
 f BINGHAM, Sir George Charles, Earl of 
 Lucan, Baron Lucan, of Castlebar, and baronet 
 of Nova Scotia, representative peer, lord lieu- 
 tenant and custos rotulorum of the county of 
 Mayo, colonel in the army. Castlebar, Mayo ; 
 Laleham, Middlesex ; 20, Ilanover-sq., London. 
 
 ^rrru—Aiure, abend cottised, between six crosses formed. 
 
 Crett— On a mount vert, a hawk rising proper. 
 Supportert— Two wolves, ducally gorged and chained, or. 
 Motto— Spe» wea. Christus. 
 
 Bingham, The Right Honorable George Lord 
 Bingham. Same anns, Arc. 
 
 Bingham, The Honorable Richard Camden, 
 Secretary- of Legation, Sardinia. Same arms, &,c. 
 
 BINGHAM, The Right Honorable Denis 
 Arthur, Baron Clanmoi-ris, of Newbrook, in the 
 county of Mayo, deputy-lieutenant of the county 
 Mayo, Comviission dated (ith February, 1832. 
 Newbrook, Ballyglass, in the county of Mayo ; 
 Fortfield, county Dublin. 
 
 ^r»r«— Arure, a bend cottised, between six cro«aea formed, 
 or, a crescent for difference. 
 
 CVfrt— A hawk rising proper. 
 
 Sujyporters—Two lions azure, armed and langued gules. 
 
 J/otto— bpes mea Christus. 
 
 Bingham, The Hon. John Charles Robert. 
 Same arms, «tc. 
 
 Blackeb, William, esq., lieutenant-colonel 
 of the Armagh militia, a.m., m.b.i.a. Carrick, 
 Armagh. 
 
 Blacker, Stewart, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 20, Gardinci''s-place, Dublin. 
 
 Blacker, Lathum, esq. Aii*field, Douny- 
 brook. 
 
 Blackeb, William Jacob, esq., deputy-lieu- 
 enant of the county Wexford, major of the 
 Wexford militia, J. P. Woodbrooke, Ennis- 
 corthy. 
 
 * BLACKWOOD, The Right Honorable Sir 
 Frederick Temple, Baron Duft'erin and Clane- 
 boy, of Ballyleidy, in the county of Down, 
 baronet of Ireland. BaUyleidy, county of 
 
 Down. 
 
 .,4 mu— Argent, a saltier, and on a chief sable, three olive 
 eftves of the Held. 
 
 CrM«— The sun in splendour, rising from clouds, proper. 
 
 Supporter*— Dexter, a lion gules, armed and langued 
 azure, gorged flory, counter flory or ; sinister, a griffin ermine, 
 double queued, gorged flory gules. 
 
 ifotto— Per vias rectaa. 
 
 Blackwood, The Hon. Henry Stephenson. 
 Same arms, ic. 
 
 * Blackwood, Sir Henry Martin, baronet, 
 captain b.n. Same arms, ic. 
 
 * Blackwood, James, esq., deputy-lieuten- 
 ant of the county Down, Coruininion dated 27tA 
 De^ernber, 1831. Saintfield, county Down. 
 
 * Blackwood, William Robert, esq. Saint- 
 field, county Do^vn. 
 
 * Blackwood, Arthur Johnston, esq. 
 
 * BLAKE, The Right Honorable Joseph 
 Henry, Baron Wallscourt, of Ardfry, in the 
 county of Galway, deputyjieutenant of the 
 county Galway, Commisswn dated VMh December, 
 1832, J. p. Ardfry, Oranmore, Galway. 
 
 jIwm— Argent, a fret, gules. 
 
 Crext — A leopard passant, proper. 
 
 «u/>//ort«T«— Dexter, a leopard, gardant, proper, ducally 
 gorged and chained or, sinister, an antelope, argent, armed, 
 unguled, collared and chained, or. 
 
 Uotto — Virtus sola nobiliiat. 
 
 * Blake, Sir Valentine, baronet of Ireland, 
 M.p. for Galway Town. Menlo Castle, in the 
 county of Galway ; 53, Parliament-st., London. 
 
 * Blake, Martin Joseph, esq., m.p. for Gal- 
 way To«ni. Brooke Lodge, Dangan, in the 
 coimty of Galway ; Wyndham Club, St. James'- 
 sq., London. 
 
 * Blake, Edward, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county Galway, Commission dated 1st June, 
 1841, J. p. Castlegrove, Tuam. 
 
 * Blake, Andrew William, esq., deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Galway, CommisiAmi dated 
 1st June, 1839, j.p., high sheriff same county 
 1841. Firbough, county Galway. 
 
 * Blake, Charles, esq. Merlin Park, county 
 Galway. 
 
 Blake, Henry, esq. Renvyle, Clifton, county 
 Galway. 
 
 + BLAYNEY, The Right Honorable Cadwal- 
 lader Davis, Baron Blayney, of Monaghan, in 
 the county of Monaghan, representative peer, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Monaghan, 
 Commission dated 2Zrd February, 1832, j.p. Cas- 
 tleblayney, Monaghan. 
 
 Amu — Sable, three nags' heads, erased, argent. 
 Crest — A n.ig's head, couped, argent, bridled gules, the 
 forehead capped in armour, with a spike, proper. 
 Su2>porters~T\\o nags argent, bridled, and unguled or. 
 Motto — Integra mens augustissima possessio. 
 
 Blennekhasset, Sir Arthur, baronet, j.p. 
 Churchtowii House, Killarney. 
 
 Blennebhasset, John, esq., j.p. Rockview 
 Limerick. 
 
 Blennebhasset, Thomas, esq. j.p. Shan- 
 valley, Tralee. 
 
 BLIGH, John Stuart, Earl of Darnley, Vis- 
 count Darnley, of Athboy, Baron Clifton of 
 Rathmore, in the county of Meath, Baron Clif- 
 ton of Leighton Bromswold, county Hunting- 
 don, of the United Kingdom, hereditary high 
 steward of Gravesend and Milton, Kent. Clifton 
 Lodge, in the county of Meath ; Cobham Hall, 
 Kent. 
 
 ^rm«— Azure, a griffin, segreant, or, armed and langued, 
 gules, between three crescents argent. 
 
 Crett— A griffin's head, erased, or. 
 
 Supporters— Two griffins, wings expanded or, ducally 
 gorged and chained, nzure. 
 
 Motto — i'incm respice. 
 
 t BLOOMFIELD, The Right Honorable Sir 
 Benjamin, Baron Bloomfield, of Redwood, in 
 tlie county of Tipperary, privy councillor in 
 England, general in the army, g.c.b., k.c.h. 
 Laughton House, Moneygall, King's county ; 
 Newport, in the county of Tipperary ; Wool- 
 wich, Kent. 
 
 .^rro*— Argent, three fusils fessways gules, between as 
 many cinquefoils azure, on n canton of tlie last, three ostrich 
 feathers of the field, issuing from a coronet, or. 
 
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 HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 CreM— Out of a mural erown, or, charged with twocin- i 
 quefoils azure, a bull's head, proper. , 
 
 Supporters — Two horses reguardant, argent, gorged with | 
 an oak leaf chaplet, proper, the dexter charged on the 
 shoulder with an inescocheon gules, thereon three feathers, 
 as in arms, the sinister, with an inescocheon, or, thereon a 
 grenade sable, flred proper. 
 
 Motto— Fortes fortuna juvat. 
 
 Bloomfield, The Hon. John Arthur Douglas, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Tipperary, Com- 
 mission dated I7th January, 1837, minister pleni- 
 potentiary, St. Petersburg. Same arms, crest, 
 and motto. 
 
 Br-ossE, Sir Robert Lynch, baronet of Ireland. 
 Castlecarra, in the county of Mayo. 
 
 Blunden, Sir John, baronet of Ireland. 
 Castle Blunden, Kilkenny. 
 
 * Boileau, Sir John Peter, baronet. Ketter- 
 ingham Park, in the county of Norfolk. 
 
 * Boileau, George Wilson, esq. Woodview, 
 Stillorgan. 
 
 * Boileau, Simeon, esq., j.p. 27, Upper 
 Pembroke-st., Dublin. 
 
 * Bolton, Chichester, esq., m.r.i.a., barrister- 
 at-law. 1, Upper Men-ion-st., Dublin. 
 
 * Bookey, William Truelock, esq., j. p. 
 Derrybawn, Rathdrum, in the county of Wick- 
 low. 
 
 * BooKET, Thomas Truelock, esq., J. p. 
 Donniga, Goresbridge, county Kilkenny. 
 
 Borough, Sir Edward Richard, baronet, high 
 sheriff of the city of Dublin 1842, m.e.i. A. Cool- 
 ock Lodge, county Dublin. 
 
 * BORROWES, The Rev. Sir Erasmus Dixon, 
 clerk, M.A., baronet of Ireland. Gilltown, in 
 the county of Kildare ; Lauragh, Emo, Queen's 
 county. 
 
 Armi — Or, on a cross gules, five mullets pierced, argent, 
 and (for honorable augmentation by patent, dated 14th 
 April, 1646), in the dexter chief, a lion, passant, gardant, o( 
 the second, with quart^rings of A Barowe, Burgh, Browning, 
 Dixon of Colverstown, Bee, Pottinger, and Short. 
 
 Cre^t — A lion sejant, raurally crowned, or. 
 
 Motto — Et vi, et virtute. 
 
 * BoRROWES, Robert, esq. 7, Merrion-sq., 
 north, Dublin. 
 
 f * BOURKE, John, Earl of Mayo, Viscount 
 Mayo, of Monycrower, in the county of Mayo, 
 Baron Naas, of Naas, in the county of Kildare, 
 representative peer, privy councillor in Ireland, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Mayo, Commis- 
 sion dated ISth February, 1832, colonel of the Kil- 
 dare militia, G.C.H., D.c.L. Palmerstown House, 
 Naas, Kildare ; 24, New Norfolk-st., London. 
 
 Anns — Per fess or and ermine, a cross gules, in the dexter 
 quarter a lion rampant, in the sinister a hand, couped, 
 apaume^ sable. 
 
 Crest— A. mountain cat, sejant, gardant, proper, collared 
 and chained, or. 
 
 Supporters— Two knights in armour, in the exterior hands 
 an halbert, with poleaxe, proper. 
 
 Motto — A cruce salus. 
 
 * BouRKE, Robert, esq. 16, Fitzvnlliam- 
 sq., east, Dublin. 
 
 BowEN, Arthur Elwood, esq., j.p. Strand 
 Hill, Cong, in the county of Mayo. 
 
 Boyd, George Augustus, esq., deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Westmeath, and high she- 
 riff same county 1843. Middleton Park, Mul- 
 lingar, in the county of Westmeath. 
 
 * BOYLE, Sir Edmund, Earl of Cork and 
 
 Orrery, Viscount Dungarvan, Viscount Boylo, 
 of Kinalmeaky, Baron Boyle, of Youghal, 
 Baron of Bandon Bridge, Lord Boyle, Baron of 
 Broghill, in the county of Cork, Baron Boyle, 
 of Marston, Somersetshire, in Great Britain, 
 general in the army, knight companion of the 
 most illustrious order of St. Patrick. Marston 
 House, Frome, Somersetshire ; 3, Ilamilton-pl., 
 London. 
 
 Anns — Per bend, crenelle^, argent and gules. 
 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion's head, erased, 
 per pale, crenelle^, as in arms. 
 
 Supporters— Tvio lions, per pale, crenelle^, the dexter, 
 gules and argent, the sinister, argent and gules. 
 
 Motto — Honor virtutis proemium. 
 
 * BoYLE, The Right Honorable Edmund, 
 Viscount Dungarvan. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Boyle, The Hon. Robert, captain, Cold- 
 stream guards, secretary of the most illustrious 
 order of St. Patrick. Same arms, crest, and 
 motto. 
 
 * Boyle, The Rev. and Hon. Richard Caven- 
 dish Tovmshend, m.a. Same arms, &c. 
 
 f BOYLE, Richard, Earl of Shannon, Vis- 
 count Boyle, of Bandon, Baron Boyle, of Castle- 
 martyr, in the county of Cork, Baron Carleton, 
 of Carleton, Yorkshire, in Great Britain. Cas- 
 tlemartyr, in the county of Cork; 7, Connaught- 
 pl., London. 
 
 Arms—Ver bend, crenelle^, argent and gules. 
 
 Crest— Out of a ducal coronet, or, a lion's head, erased, 
 per pale, crenelle^, as in arms. 
 
 Suj^porters — Two lions per pale crenelle^, the dexter, 
 gules and argent, the sinister, argent and gules. 
 
 Motto — Spectemur agendo. 
 
 Boyle, The Right Honorable Henry Ben- 
 tinck. Viscount Boyle. Same arms, &c. 
 
 f * BRABAZON, Sir John Chambre, Earl of 
 Meath, Baron Brabazon, of Ardee, Baron 
 Chaworth, of Eaton Hall, Herefordshire, in the 
 United Kingdom, privy councillor in Ireland, 
 lord lieutenant of the county of Dublin, and 
 custos rotulorum of the county of Wicklow, 
 knight companion of the most illustrious order 
 of St. Patrick. Kilruddery House, Bray, Wick- 
 low ; Eaton-court, Herefordshire ; 18, Upper 
 Brooke-st., London. 
 
 ..Irms-Gules, on a bend, or, three martlets sable. 
 
 Crest— On a mount vert, a falcon belled, rising, or. 
 
 Supporters- Two wivems, or, winged and membered, 
 gules, collared and chained, of the first. 
 
 Motto— Vota vita mea. 
 
 * Brabazon, The Right Honorable William, 
 Lord Brabazon, vice-lieutenant of the county 
 and county of the city of Dublin, Commission 
 dated llth October, 1834, high sheriff same county 
 1835. Kilruddery House, Bray. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Brabazon, The Hon. John. Same arms, 
 crest, and motto. 
 
 * Brabazon, Burton, esq, Drogheda. 
 Brabazon, Nicholas Colthurst, esq. Dromis- 
 
 kin, county Louth. 
 
 Bradshaw, Robert, esq. Milecross Lodge, 
 Newtownards, in the county of Down. 
 
 Bradshaw, Joseph Hoat-e, esq. London. 
 
 Brady, William Stuart Richardson, esq., 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Tyrone, Com- 
 mission dated 15th April, 1836, J.P. Oaklands, 
 Cookstown, county Tyrone. 
 
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 Bhadt, Benjamin Geale, esq. Mount Geale, | 
 in the county of Kilkenny ; Leeson-st., Dublin, j 
 
 * Bbadi', The Rev. Thomas Browne, m.a., 
 rector of Tomgrany, county Clare. 
 
 ■^ Brady, Antonio, e.sq. 
 
 * Bradt, Francis, esq. 
 
 « Brady, Edward, esq. Manchester. 
 
 * Brady, Charles, esq. 
 
 * Brady, Frederick, esq. 
 
 * Brady, Henry, esq. 
 
 BRODRICK, The Right Honorable George 
 Alan, Viscount Midleton, Baron Brodrick, of 
 Midleton, in the county of Cork, Baron Brodrick, 
 of Pepper Harrow, in the county of Surrey, in 
 Great Britain. Pepper Harrow Park, Godal- 
 ming, Surrey ; 25, Berkeley-sq., London. 
 
 Amu— Argent, on a chief vert, two spears' heads, in pale, 
 of the Held, points embrued, proper. 
 
 Crett—Oxxt of a ducal coronet, or, a spear issuant, point 
 embrued, proper. 
 
 liupporteri— Two soldiers In armour, in the exterior hands 
 a spear, points embrued, as in arms. 
 
 Motto — A cusplde corona. 
 
 Brodrick, Charles, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 BROOKE, Sir Arthur Brinsley, baronet, m.p. 
 for the county of Fermanagh, high sheriff" same i 
 county 1831. Colebrooke, Brookboro', Fer- 
 managh ; St. James'-st., London. 
 
 Amu- Or, a cross engrailed, per pale, gules and sable, a 
 crescent for difference. 
 Crest— A badger, passant, proper. 
 JtfwOo— Gloria flnis. 
 
 Brooke, George, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county Fermanagh, J. p. Ashbrook, Brook- 
 boro', Fermanagh. 
 
 Brooke, Rev. Butler, m.a. 
 
 " BROOKE, Thomas, esq., deputy-lieutenant 
 county Donegal, Commission dated Sth February, 
 1832, high sheriff county Donegal 1834. Manor 
 Brooke and Lough Eske, county Donegal. 
 
 Amu — Or, a cross engrailed per pale, gules and sable. 
 Cre*t— On a wreath a badger passant proper. 
 JioUo— Gloria Fiuis. 
 
 * Brooke, William, esq., m.c. 33, Leeson-st. 
 
 * Brooke, Rev. Richard, m.a. Kingstown. 
 
 * Brooke, Rev. Edward Perry, m.a., rector 
 of Drumgooland, diocese of Dromore. 
 
 * BROWNE, The Most Honorable George 
 John, Marquess of Sligo, Earl of Altamont, 
 Viscount Westport, and Baron Monteagle, of 
 W^estport, in the county of Mayo, Baron Mon- 
 teagle, of Westport, in the United Kingdom, 
 colonel of the South Mayo militia, Commission 
 daUd 2Sth June, 1841. Westport House, Mayo ; 
 2, Mansfield-st., London. 
 
 .il rm«— Sable, three lions, passant, in bend, and cottised 
 double, argent. 
 
 Crest— An eagle displayed, rert 
 
 Jfup7>ort«r«—Uexter,atalbot,argent, gorged with a baron's 
 coronet, proper, sinister, a horse, argent. 
 
 Motto— Suiyez raison. 
 
 * Browne, The Lord John De Burgh, lieute- 
 nant 10th Royal Hussars, A.D.c. to the Com- 
 mander-in-chief of the Forces in India. Same 
 arms, <S:c. 
 
 * Browne, James, esq. 
 
 * Browne, James Denis, esq. 
 
 * Browne, Robert, esq. Portarliugton. 
 
 * Browne, The Rev. Denis, m.a., rector of 
 St. Mary's, Enniscorthy. 
 
 f * BROWNE, Sir Valentine, Earl of Ken- 
 mare. Viscount Kenmare, Viscount Castlerosse, 
 Baron Castlerosse, and baronet of Ireland, 
 Baron Kenmare, of Castlerosse, in the United 
 Kingdom, privy councillor in Ireland, lord lieu- 
 tenant and custos rotulorum of the county of 
 Kerry, colonel of the Kerry militia, Commission 
 dated 2ith Jamtary, 1837. Kenmare House, 
 Kerry ; 11, Belgrave-sq.. London. 
 
 Amu— Argent, three martlets in pale, between two 
 flaunches, sable, each charged with a lion passant, gardant, 
 of the field. 
 
 Crest — A dragon's head, couped, argent, between two 
 wings, sable, gutted d'eau. 
 
 Supporters— Two wolves, argent, gutted de poix, collared 
 and chained, or. 
 
 Motto — Loyal en tout. 
 
 * Browne, The Honorable Thomas, vice- 
 lieutenant of the county of Kerry, high sheriff 
 county Kerry 1836. Prospect Hill, Killarney. 
 
 * Browne, The Honorable William, deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county Kerry, Commission 
 dated 20th February, 1832, m.p. same county, and 
 high sheriff 1832. Woodlawn, Kerry. 
 
 * Browne, Valentine, esq. 
 
 t* BROWNE, The Right Honorable Sir 
 John Cavendish, Baron Kilmaine, of the Neale, 
 in the county of Mayo, baronet of Nova Scotia, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Westmeath, 
 Commission dated 10th December, 1831. Gals- 
 town Park, Westmeath ; 31, South-st., Gros- 
 venor-sq., London. 
 
 Anns— Suhle, three lions passant, in bend, and cottised 
 double, argent, a crescent for difference. 
 
 Crest — An eagle displayed vert. 
 
 Supporters — Two lions, regardant, argent, collared, 
 chained, maned, and ducally crowned or. 
 
 Motto — Suivez raison. 
 
 * Browne, The Honorable James Lyon, 
 captain in the army. Same arms, <kc. 
 
 * Browne, The Honorable John Howe Mon- 
 tague. Same arms, «tc. 
 
 t * BROWNE, The Right Hon. Dominick, 
 Baron Oranmore and Browne, of Carra Browne 
 Castle, in the county of the town of Galway, 
 and of CastlemacgaiTett, in the county of Mayo, 
 privy councillor in Ireland, vice-lieutenant of 
 the county of Mayo. Castlemacgarrett, Mayo. 
 
 Amu — Argent, an eagle displayed, with two heads, sable. 
 
 Crest — A griffin's head, erased argent. 
 
 Supporters— Two knights in ch.iin armour, proper; the 
 dexter belted azure, in his exterior hand a battle axe, 
 chained, the blade outwards, thereon a cross formed, or, on 
 his inner arm a shield, held by a band from the right shoulder, 
 gules, charged with two lioncels, passant, of the second ; the 
 sinister, with surcoat azure, the outer hand resting on an 
 ancient sword, belted gules, surmounted of a shield argent, 
 charged with an eagle as in arras. 
 
 Motto— Fortiter et fldeliter. 
 
 * Browne, The Honorable Geoffry Dominick, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Mayo, Commis- 
 sion dated Hth October, 1840, J. p., high sheriff 
 same county 1841. Same arms, «tc. 
 
 * Browne, Dominick, esq., deputy-lieutenant 
 of the county Mayo, Commission dated Qth Febru- 
 ary, 1832, J. p., high sheriff same county 1821, 
 l^utenant-colonel South Mayo militia. Browne 
 mill, Ballyglass, in the county of Mayo. 
 
 Browne, James Arthur, esq. 
 
 Browne, The Rev. Dominick Augu.stU3, a.m. 
 
 Browne, Arthur, esq. 
 
 Browne, Frederick William, esq. 
 
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HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 BaowNE, Edward Geoffrey, esq. 
 
 * BROWNLOW, The Right Honorable Char- 
 les, Baron Lurgan, of Lurgan, in the county of 
 Armagh, in the United Kingdom, privy-coun- 
 cillor in Ireland, deputy-lieutenant of the county 
 Armagh, Commission dated bth Fehniary, 1833. 
 Lurgan Park, Armagh ; 1, Upper Harley-st., 
 London. 
 
 Armi—ytr pale, or and argent, an escocheon, between an 
 orle of eight martlets, sable. 
 
 (rest— On a cap of maintenance azure, turned up, ermine, 
 a greyhound statant, gules, collared, or. 
 
 Supporters— Dexter, a greyhound, argent, gorged with a 
 trefoil chaplet, proper, sinister, a highland soldier armed, 
 proper. 
 
 Motto— "Esse quam videri. 
 
 George, esq., Hon. e.i.c. ser- 
 Frederick, esq., major in the 
 
 * Bkownlow 
 vice, Madras. 
 
 * Bbownlow 
 army. 
 
 * Brownlow, Rev. John, m.a. 
 
 * Brcce, Sir Henry Hervey, baronet, deputy- 
 lieutenant of the city and county Londonderry, 
 Commission dxted Zrd December, 1841, j.p. Down 
 Hill, Londonderry. 
 
 * Bruce, Stewart Crauford, esq., deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county Londonderry, Commis- 
 sion dated ith January, 1837, j.p. Millburne, 
 Coleraine. 
 
 * Bruce, Edward, esq. Carrickfergus, An- 
 trim. 
 
 Bryan, George, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county Kilkenny, Commission dated 2lst Nov- 
 ember, 1843, high sheriff same county 1846. Jen- 
 kinstown, Kilkenny. 
 
 BuRGES, John Ynyr, esq., j.p. Pai-kanam', 
 Dungannon, county Tyrone. 
 B URGES, Richai'd, esq. 
 
 BURGH, The Right Honorable Sir Ulysses, 
 Baron Dowues, of Aghanville, in the King's 
 county, representative peer, deputy-lieutenant j 
 of the county Kildare, Commission dated 1st £>e 
 cember, 1831, lieutenant-general in the army 
 colonel of the 54th regiment, knight commander 
 of the most honorable order of the Bath, k.t.s., 
 and ST. A. Bert House, Kildare. 
 
 ^riTM— Quarterly, first and fourth, or, a cross gules, second 
 and third, argent, three palets, wavy, gules, a mullet for 
 difference. 
 
 Crests — First, a mountain cat, sejant, proper, collared 
 and corded, or ; second crest, a wolfs head erased, proper, 
 charged with a mullet, or. 
 
 Supporters — Dexter, a lion gardant, proper, ducally gorged, 
 chained, and charged on the shoulder with 
 sinister, a knight in armour, his right hand holding a lance, 
 proper, on his left arm a shield or, charged with a cross 
 gules. 
 
 Motto— A cruce salus, 
 
 BuBGH, Walter Hussey, esq., high sheriff 
 county Kildare 1839. Donore, Naas, Kildare. 
 
 * BURKE, Sir Joseph, baronet of Ireland. 
 Glynsk, Ballymoe, Roscommon. 
 
 Arms — Or, a cross gules, in the first quarter, a lion ram- 
 pant, sable. 
 
 Crest— Out of a ducal coronet, or, a plume of five ostrich 
 feathers, argent. / 
 
 Motto — In hoc signo vinces. 
 
 Burke, Sir John, baronet of Ireland, vice- 
 lieutenant of the county of Galway, colonel in 
 the army, high sherifi' county Galway 1838. 
 Marble Hill, Loughrea, Galway. 
 
 BuEKE, Thomas John, esq., captain in the 
 army. 
 
 Burke, Charles Granby, esq., barrister-at- 
 law. 3, Smith's buildings, Ely-place, Dublin. 
 
 Burke, James Henry, esq. 
 
 Burke, Edward Howe, esq. 
 
 Burke, Maurice Williaiu Otway, esq. 
 
 Burke, Henry Ulick, esq. 
 
 * BURROWES, Robert, esq., deputy-lieuten- 
 ant of the county Cavan, Commission dated 11th 
 May, 1837, j.p., and high sheriff same county 
 1838. Stradone House, Stradone. 
 
 Arms — Or, on a cross gules, five mullets argent, in each 
 chief quarter, a lion passant sable, ducally crowned gules. 
 Crest— A lion sejant, gardant, sable, ducally crowned, or. 
 Motto — Non vi sed virtute. 
 
 BuRTCHAELL, David, esq., j.p. Brandondale, 
 Kilkenny. 
 
 Burton, Sir Charles William, baronet of 
 Ireland, captain in the army. Pollerton, Carlow. 
 
 BURY, Charles William, Earl of Charleville, 
 Viscount Charleville, Baron TuUamore, of 
 Tullamore, in the King's county, representative 
 peer, deputy-lieutenant of the King's County, 
 Commission dated 2()th Api'il, 1832, j.p., f.r.s. 
 Charleville Forest, Tullamore ; 8, St. George's- 
 pl., London. 
 
 ^mw— Quarterly, first and fourth, vert, a cross crosslet, 
 or ; second and third, azure, on a chief indented, or, tliree 
 mullets, pierced, gules, a crescent for difference. 
 
 Crests — First, a boar's head, couped at the shoulders, or, 
 the neck transfixed with a dart proper, guttee de sang, sur- 
 mounted with a scroll, thereon " steady " ; second crest, out 
 of a ducal coronet, or, a Moor's head, in profile, proper, 
 temples wreathed, azure and or. 
 
 Supporters— Two Moorish chiefs, habited proper, temples 
 wreathed or and azure, in the exterior hands a dart, 
 feathered argent, pointing downwards. 
 
 Motto — Fortis cadere, cedere non potest. 
 
 Burt, The Right Honorable Charles William, 
 George Lord Tullamore, captain in the army, 
 J.p. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Bury, The Hon. Charles William George. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 * BusHE, Arthur, esq., barrister-at-law. 5, 
 Fitzwilliam-sq., north, Dublin. 
 
 * BusHE, Thomas, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 Furry Park, Raheny, 
 
 * BusHE, Gervais, esq., high sheriff county 
 Waterford 1837. Glencairn Abbey, Lismore. 
 
 BUTLER, The Most Honorable Sir John, 
 Marquess of Ormonde, Earl of Ormonde and 
 Ossory, Viscount Thurles, of Thurles, in the 
 county of Tipperary, Baron Arklow, of Arklow, 
 Baron Ormonde, of Llanthony, Monmouthshire, 
 in the United Kingdom, hereditary chief butler 
 of Ireland, deputy-lieutenant of the county Kil- 
 kenny, J. p., lord in waiting to the Queen, 
 knight companion of the most illustrious order 
 of St. Patrick. Kilkenny Castle, Kilkenny ; 14, 
 Wej-mouth-st., London. 
 
 Arms — Quarterly, first, or, a chief indented azure; second, 
 gules, three covered cups, or; third, argent, a lion rampant, 
 gules, on a chief of the second, a swan close, of the field, 
 between two annulets, or. 
 
 Crest— In a ducal coronet, or, a plume of five ostrich 
 feathers, argent, therefrom issuant, a falcon rising, of the 
 last. 
 
 Supporters— Dexter, a falcon, wings expanded, argent, 
 armed and memberod, or, sinister a griffin argent, armed, 
 rayed, collared, and oliained, or. 
 
 J/orto— C'omme je tioave. 
 
HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
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 BuTLEB, The Lord Walter, captain in the 
 army. Same arms, <tc. 
 BcTLEB,The Lord James, captain in the army. 
 BUTLER, Somerset Arthur, Earl of Carrick, 
 Viscomit Skerrin, of Skerrin, in the county 
 of Tipperary, Baron Butler. Mount Juliet, 
 Thomastow-n, Kilkenny. 
 
 ^rni»- Quarterly, first, or, a chief indented, aiure, a 
 crescent for differtnce ; second, gules, three covered cups, 
 or; third, argent, a lion rampant gules, on a chief of the 
 •econd, a swan cloae of the field, between two aunulets, or; 
 fourth, ermine, a saltier gules. 
 
 Crett — In a ducal coronet, or, a plume of five ostrich 
 feathers, argent, therefrom issuant, a falcon rising, of the 
 last. 
 
 •Supporter*— Dexter, a fiileon, wings expanded, argent, 
 armed and membered or, sinister, a griftin, wingless, argent, 
 armed, rayed, collared and chained, or. 
 MoUo — Comme je trouve. 
 
 Butler, The Honorable Henry Edward, 
 colonel in the army. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Butler, Henry Thomas, esq., captain in the 
 army. Same arms, &c. 
 
 BcTLEB, Pierce, esq. Same arms, «tc. 
 BUTLER, Brinsley, Earl of Lanesborouglv 
 Viscount Lanesborough, Baron of Newtowii 
 Butler, in the county of Fermanagh. Hill 
 House, Gloucestershire ; Belvedere House, 
 Westmeath ; Lanesborough, Belturbet, Cavan. 
 .4 rm»— Quarterly, flr8t,argent, three covered cups, in bend, 
 between two cotti'ses, engrailed sable ; second, gules, three 
 bars or; third, or, a lion rampant, sable; fourth, argent, 
 three fishes hauriant, within a border engrailed sable ; fifth, 
 per pale or and sable, a chevron between three escallops, 
 counterchanged. 
 
 Crett— ^ demi-cockatrice, couped, vert, with wings ex- 
 panded, argent, armed, wattled, and ducally gorge<l, or. 
 
 Support^-*— Dexter, a cockatrice, vert, combed, beaked, 
 wattled, and ducally gorged or, sinister, a wivem, vert, 
 gorged, and chained or. 
 J/otto— Liberie toute entierc. 
 
 BUTLER, Edmund, Earl of Kilkenny, Vis- 
 count Mount Garrett, Baron of Kells. Bally- 
 conra, Kilkenny. 
 ^rwM— Or, a chief indented arure. 
 
 Crett— In a ducal coronet, or, a plume of five ostrich 
 feathers, therefrom a falcon rising, argent. 
 
 SuOTXJrfer*— Dexter, a falcon, wings expanded, argent, 
 armed and membered, or, sinister, a griffin wingless, argent, 
 armed, rayed, collared, and chained, or. 
 Motto — t'omme je trouve. 
 
 Butler, The Honorable Pierce, colonel of 
 the Kilkenny regiment of militia. Commission 
 dated 2nd October, 1838, m.p. for the county Kil- 
 kenny, and deputy-lieutenant of the county 
 Kilkenny, Commission duted 2dth February, 1832. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 Butler, The Honorable Pierce, Somerset, 
 M.p. for the county of Kilkenny. Samearms, &c. 
 BUTLER, Richard, Earl of Glengall, Vis- 
 count and Baron Caher, of Caher, in the county 
 of Tipperary, representative peer, deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Tipperary, Commission 
 dated Idth December, 1831, colonel of the Tipper- 
 ary militia. Caher Castle, Caher, Tipperary; 
 34, Lower Grosvenor-st., London. 
 
 ^r^n*— Quarterly, first, or, a chief indented azure, in a 
 canton argent, a cross, on three grieces, gules, thereon the 
 crucifixion of the first: second, gules, three covered cups, or; 
 third, ermine, a salUer gules; fourth, per pale indented, or 
 and gules; fifth, argent, an eagle with two heads displayed, 
 sable, between three crosses, flory gules ; sixth, as first. 
 
 Crett— In a ducal coronet or, a plume of five ostrich 
 feathers argent, therefrom a falcon rising of the last. 
 
 SupporUrrt — Dexter, a falcon, wings expanded, argent, 
 armed and membered, < 
 chained or. 
 Motto— (i<A be mf guide 
 
 or, sinister, a gritHn armed, and 
 
 BUTLER, The Right Honorable James, 
 Baron Dunboyne, of the county of Meath. 
 Ballycannon, county Clare ; Bell Hatch, Read- 
 ing, Berks. 
 
 ^mu— Or, a chief indented, arure, three escallops, in bend, 
 counterchanged. 
 
 Crest— In a ducal coronet, or, a plume of five ostrich 
 feathers, therefrom a falcon, rising, argent. 
 
 Sui>pojt«r*—Dextcr,apanther,guaraant,bezan ted, argent, 
 from the ears and mouth, flames issuant, proper, sinister, a 
 horse, rampant, sable, maned, unguled, and queued, or. 
 
 Motto— Taaor Domini fons vltae. | 
 
 Bdtleb, The Honorable Theobald Fitzwalter. 
 Same arms, <tc. 
 
 Butleb, The Honorable St. John. Balbrig- 
 gan, county Dublin. Same arms, Arc. 
 
 Butleb, The Hon. Henry Butler Johnstone. 
 
 Butleb, The Hon. James. Same arms, <tc. 
 
 Butleb, The Honorable Sir Edward, Ac. 
 Same arms, «tc. 
 
 Butler, The Honorable Charles Lennox. 
 Same arms, inc. 
 
 Butler, Sir Thomas, baronet of Ireland, 
 deputy-lieutenant county Carlow, J. p. Ballin- 
 temple, Tullow, county Carlow. 
 
 Butler, Richard Pierce, esq., high sheriff 
 county Carlow 1836. 
 
 Butler, Thomas, esq. 
 
 Butler, Antoine Sloet, esq., captain in the 
 7th (the Princess Royal's) regiment of Dragoon 
 Guards. 
 
 Butleb, Henry, esq., Castlecrine. Sixmile- 
 bridge, Clare. 
 
 * Caibnes, John Elliott, esq. lieutenant- 
 colonel in the army, b.h., j.p. Port- Stewart, 
 county of Tyrone. 
 
 * Caldwell, Samuel, esq. Ayrshire. 
 Campbell, Robeit, esq. Can-ickbury, in the 
 
 county of Donegal. 
 Candleb, William, esq. Kilkenny. 
 
 * Cane, Richard, esq. St. Wolstan's, in the 
 county of Kildare ; 60, Dawson-st., Dublin. 
 
 * CANNING, The Right Honorable Charles 
 Henry Spencer, Baron Garvagh, of Garvagh, in 
 Ihe county of Londonderry, lieutenant 10th 
 Royal Hussars. Garvagh, Londonderry. 
 
 .<4rOT*— Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, three Moor's 
 heads in profile, couped, proper ; second, gules, three spear 
 heads erect, in fess argent ; third, sable, a goat salient, or. 
 
 Crettt— First, a demi-lion rampant, ermine, in the paws 
 a battle axe proper; second crest, a demi-griffln segreant, 
 sable, armed and membered, or; third, a demi-lion rampant, 
 in the dexter paw a dart, point downwards, or. 
 
 Su/yp&rter«— Dexter, a gritlin, regardjnt, wings expanded, 
 azure, gutteed'or, armed and membered of the last, sinister, 
 an eagle regardant, wings expanded, sable, armed and mem- 
 bered, or. 
 
 Motto— He cede mails, sed contra. 
 
 * Canning, The Right Honorable Sir Strat- 
 ford, G.C.B. 
 
 Garden, Sir Henry Robert, baronet of Ire- 
 land, deputy-lieutenant of the county Tipperary, 
 Commission dated20thJamuiri/, 1843. The Priory, 
 Templemore, in the county of Tipperary. 
 
 Cabden, John C, esq., deputy-lieutenant 
 county Tipper arj', Commission dated 2Sth October, 
 1844. Bamane, Borrisoleigh. 
 
 Cabden, Frederick, esq. 
 
 Cabden, Henry Daniel, esq. 
 
 CAREW, The Right Honorable Robert Shap- 
 I land, Baron Carew, of the county of Wexford, 
 
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 HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 Baron Carew, of Castleboro*, same county, of 
 the United Kingdom, lord lieutenant of the 
 county of Wexford, and colonel of the Wexford 
 militia, Commission dated Zrd November, 1845. 
 Castleboro', Wexford ; Fenton's Hotel, London. 
 
 Arms — Or, three lions passant, sable. 
 Crest— An antelope, passant sable, armed and crined,or. 
 Supporters— Two heraldic antelopes, gules, armed and 
 crined, or. 
 Motto — En esperance je vis. 
 
 CAREW, The Honorable Robert Shapland, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Wexford, Com^ 
 mission dated 15th February, 1839, m.p. for the 
 county of Wexford, Woodstown, in the county 
 of Waterford ; Brooke's Club, London. Same 
 arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 Carey, Henry, esq., barrister-at-law. 18, 
 Upper FitzwUiam-st., Dublin. 
 
 Caret, Richard, esq. Newry. 
 
 CARMICHAEL, Andrew, esq., m.r.i.a. 24, 
 Rutland-sq., north, Dublin. 
 
 Arms— Argent, a fess tortile azure and gules. 
 Crei^ — An arm embowed in armour, holding a broken 
 •pear, all proper. 
 J^otto— Toujours prest. 
 
 Carmichael, Richard, esq., president of the 
 Royal College of Surgeons, in Ireland, m.r.i.a. 
 24, Rutland-sq., north. Same arms, crest, and 
 motto ; a crescent for difference. 
 
 Carncross, Sir Joseph Hugh, k.c.b., major- 
 general in the army. 
 
 t CARPENTER, John Delaval, Earl of Tyr- 
 connell, Viscount Carlingford, of Carlingford, 
 Baron Carpenter, of Killaghy, in the county of 
 Kilkenny. Kiplin, Yorkshire. 
 
 Arms— Va\y of six, argent and gules, on a chevron azure, 
 three cross crosslets, or. 
 
 Crest- A. globe in frame, or. 
 
 Suppm-ters— Two horses, per fesse embattled, argent, and 
 gules. 
 
 Motto— Fer acuta belli. 
 
 * Carr, Rev. Thomas, m.a. Aghaboe, Queen's 
 County. 
 
 t CARRINGTON, The Right Honorable 
 Robert John, Baron Carrington, of Bulcott 
 Lodge, Baron Carrington, of Upton, in Notting- 
 hamshire, in Great Britain, lord lieutenant and 
 custos rotulorum of Buckinghamshire, colonel 
 of the Bucks militia, f.r.s., f.s.a., d.c.l. 
 Wycombe Abbey, and Gayhurst, Bucks ; White- 
 hall-yard, London. 
 
 Arms — Or, on a chevron cottised, between three demi- 
 griffins, the two in chief respectant, sable, a muUet for 
 difference. 
 
 Crfst— An elephant's head, erased, or, cared gules, charged 
 on the neck with three fleurs de lis, two and one, azure, and 
 a mullet sable for difference. 
 
 Supporters— Two griffins sable, winged, armed and mem- 
 bered, or, on the dexter three fleurs de lis, on the sinister, as 
 many trefoils, paleways, of the last. 
 
 Motto— la fide tenax. 
 
 * Cassan, Stephen Sheffield, esq., barrister- 
 at-law, J.p. Sheffield, in the Queen's county ; 
 123, Lower Baggot-st. 
 
 * Cassan, Matthew Sheffield, esq., b.a., de- 
 puty-lieutenant, Queen's County, j.p., high 
 sheriff same county 1843. 
 
 * Cassan, Stephen, esq. 
 
 * Cassan, Edward, esq. 
 
 * Cassan, Arthur Moore, esq., lieutenant in 
 the 84th regiment. 
 
 + CAULFEILD, Sir Francis William, Earl of 
 Charlemont, Viscount and Baron Caulfield, of 
 Charlemont, in the county of Armagh, Baron 
 Charlemont, of the United Kingdom, lord-lieu- 
 tenant and custos rotulorum of the county of 
 Tyrone, deputy-lieutenant of the county Ar- 
 magh, Commission dated 5th February, 1833, re- 
 presentative peer, privy councillor in Ireland, 
 knight of the most illustrious order of St. Pa- 
 trick. Marino, and Rutland-sq., north, Dublin ; 
 Castle Caulfeild, in the county Tyrone; 49, Lower 
 Grosvenor-st., London. 
 
 A7-ms — Barry of ten, argent and gules, on a canton of the 
 second, a lion passant, gardant, or. 
 
 Crestr—A dragon's head erased gules, gorged with a bar, 
 geroelle, argent. 
 
 Supporters— Two dragons' gules, wings endorsed, sable, 
 gorged with a bar, gemelle, argent. 
 
 Motto — Deo duce, ferro comitante. 
 
 Caulfeild, The Honorable Henry, deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county Armagh, Commission 
 dated 5th February, 1833, j.p., high sheriff same 
 county 1832. Hockley, Armagh. 
 
 Caulfeild, James Molyneux, esq., j.p., high 
 sheriffcounty Armagh 1842. Hockley, Armagh. 
 
 Caulfeild, Henry William, esq. 
 
 f CAVENDISH, The Right Honorable Sir 
 Henry, Bai'on Waterpark, of Waterpark, in the 
 county of Cork, baronet of England, colonel of 
 the Derbyshire militia. Doveridge Hall, Derby- 
 shire ; Hertford-st., London. 
 
 ^r)r)«— Quarterly, first and fourth, sable, three bucks' 
 heads cabossed, argent, attired, or, within a border of the 
 second ; second and third, argent, two bendlets, azure, and 
 gules. 
 
 Crest— On a ducal coronet or, a snake nowed, proper. 
 
 Supporters — Two stags, attired and unguled or, the dexter, 
 per fesse, indented, gules and sable, the sinister, proper, 
 gorged with a rose chaplet, argent and azure. 
 
 Motto — Oavendo tutus. 
 
 Chapman, Sir Montague Lowther, baronet of 
 Ireland, deputy-lieutenant of the county West- 
 meath, j.p. Killua Castle, Clonmellon, in the 
 county of Westmeath. 
 
 Chapman, Benjamin James, esq., m.p. for the 
 county of Westmeath. Killua Castle, ■ Clon- 
 mellon ; 81, Jermyn-st., London. 
 
 Chapman, William, esq., j.p. Castletown 
 Delvin, Westmeath. 
 
 Chatterton, Sir William Abraham, baronet, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Cork, Commis- 
 sion dated 2ith November, 1832. Castle Mahon, 
 Cork. 
 
 Chatterton, James Charles, esq., colonel in 
 the army, deputy-lieutenant of the city of Cork, 
 Commission dated llth February, 1835, j.p. Mal- 
 low, county of Cork. 
 
 Chetwode, Edward Wilmot, esq., j.p. Wood- 
 brook, Portarlingtou, in the Queen's county. 
 
 f CHETWYND, The Right Honorable Rich- 
 ard Walter, Viscount Chetwynd, of Berehaveh, 
 in the county of Cork, Baron of Rathdowne, in 
 the county of Dublin. Northaston Park, Oxford- 
 shire ; Forest Hall, Sussex. 
 
 Arms— A^^xre, a chevron between three mullets, or. 
 
 Crest— A goat's head, erased argent, armed, or. 
 
 Supporters— Two unicorns argent, armed, maned, queued, 
 and unguled, sable, each gorged with a chaplet, and chain of 
 roses reHexed on the back, gules, barbed and seeded, proper. 
 
 jtf otto— Probitas verus honoa. 
 
 Chetwynd, The Honorable Richard Walter, 
 I Same arms, «fec. 
 
HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
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 Chetwtkd, The Honorable William John 
 Granville, Same arms, «fec. 
 
 CHEEVERS, John, esq., j.p., high sheriff 
 county Galway lS3(j. Killyon, Ballinamore 
 Bridge, county of Galway. 
 
 ^rwi*— Gul( », three goats, two and one, salient argent. 
 
 Crett—A. goat, as in anas, coUared, gules, armed and 
 unguled, or. 
 
 J/oOo— £n Dieu est ma foi. 
 
 t CHICHESTER, The Most Honorable 
 George Hamilton, Marquess and Earl of Done- 
 gal, Earl of Belfast, Viscount Cliichester, of 
 Carrickfergus, in the county of Antrim, Baron 
 of Belfast, Baron Fisher\\-iek, of Fisherwick, in 
 Staffordsliire, in Great Britain, Baron Inish- 
 owen, of the United Kingdom, lord lieutenant 
 of the county of Antrim, privy councillor in 
 England, colonel of the Antiim militia, o.c.h. 
 P.R.8. Fishenvick Lodge, Antrim ; Ormeau, 
 and Hay Park, Down ; 28, Lowndes-st., Bel- 
 grave-sq., London. 
 
 jlrnw— Quarterly, first and fourth, chequy, or and gules, 
 
 chief vail- ; second and third, aiure, frettv argent. 
 
 t'rett — A stork rising, proper, iu the boak a snake argent. 
 
 Su)tportert—Two wolves, gules, ducally gorged, and 
 chained, or. 
 J/o«o— Invitum sequitur honos. 
 
 Chichester, The Right Honorable Fred€rick 
 Richard, Earl of Belfast. Same arms, *fcc. 
 
 Chichester, Very Rev. The Lord Edward, 
 D.D., deaji of Raphoe. 
 
 Chichester, The Lord Arthur. 
 
 Chichester, The Lord Hamilton Francis, 
 deputy-lieutenaat of the county Donegal, Com- 
 mistion dated 7th March, 1838, captain in tlie 
 army. 
 
 Chichester, The Lord John Ludford, deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county Antrim, Commission 
 dated Uth AprU, 1845, m.p. for Belfast, captain 
 in the 87th (the Royal Irish Fusiliers) regiment 
 of Foot, 
 
 Chichester, The Lord Stephen Algernon. 
 
 CHICHESTER, The Right Honorable Henry 
 Spencer, Baron Templemore of Templemore, 
 county Donegal, d.l. Arms not registered. 
 
 Chichester, George Augustus Hamilton, esq., 
 captain in the army. 
 
 Chichester, Sir Arthur, baronet, deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county Antrim, Commission 
 dated IGth AprU, 1832. Green Castle, Donegal. 
 
 Chichester, Rev. Edward, a.m. 
 
 Cuiknery, Rev. Sir Nicholas, m.a., baronet 
 of Ireland. Flintfield, iu the county of Cork. 
 
 Chinnert, St. John, esq. 
 
 Chinnery, Richard Boyle, esq. 
 
 CHOLMONDELEY, The Most Honorable Sir 
 Geoi-ge Horatio, Marquess and Earl of Cholmon- 
 deley. Earl of Rocksavage, Viscount Malpas, 
 Baron Cholmondeley, of Nantmch, in the county 
 of Chester, Baron Newburgh, in the Isle of 
 Anglesey, of the United Kingdom, Viscount 
 Cholmondeley, and Baron Newburgh, of Kells, 
 in the county of Meath, baronet and privy 
 councillor in England, joint hereditary great 
 chamberlain of England, vice-admiral of Che- 
 shire. Cholmondeley Castle, Nantwich, Che- 
 
 shire ; Houghton Hall, Rougham, Norfolk ; 12 
 Carlton-terrace, London. 
 
 Jrmi—Gu\e», In chief two helmets, proper, garnished or, 
 in base a garb of the last, a crescent arcrent, for difference. 
 
 Crest — A denii-grittin, segreaiit, s.ible, armed and mem- 
 bered, or, between the claws, a helmet, n« in arms. 
 
 Sui)f>oftfrs—l)e\ter, a wolf or, minister, a griffin, sable, the 
 beak and fore legs of the ttrst, both gorged with a <K>Uar, 
 purDed vuir. 
 
 i//>«o— Cassis tutissima virtus. 
 
 Cholmondeley, The Lord William Henry. 
 Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 Church, Sir Richard, lieutenant-colonel in 
 the army, c.b., g.c.h. 
 
 t CLEMENTS. Sir Nathaniel, Earl of Leitrim, 
 Viscount Leitrim, Baron Leitrim, of Manor 
 Hamilton, in the county of Leitrim, Baron 
 Clements, of Kilmacrenan, in the county of 
 Donegal, in the United Kingdom, lord-lieuten- 
 ant and custos rotulorum of the county of 
 Donegal, and colonel of the Donegal militia, 
 privy councillor in Ireland, knight companion 
 of the most illustrious order of St. Patrick. 
 Manor Hamilton, Leitrim ; Killadoon, Cel- 
 bridge, Kildare ; 18, Great Cumberland-place, 
 London, 
 
 Armi— Argent, two bends wavy, sable, on a chief gules, 
 three bezants. 
 
 Crest— A hawk, close, proper, belled or. 
 
 Supporters— Iwo bucks, proper, the dexter, a shamrock In 
 the mouth, slipped vert, the sinister, collared or. 
 
 itfo«o— Patriis virtu tibus, 
 
 Clements, The Right Honorable William 
 Sydney, Viscount Clements, m.p. for the county 
 of Leitrim, colonel of the Leitrim militia. Com- 
 mission dated 2nd Febntary, 1843, deputy-lieute- 
 nant county Leitrim, Ccymmission dated 8th Ja»itt- 
 ary, 1840. Lough Rhynn, Mohill, Leitrim ; 18, 
 Great Cumberland-place, London. Same arms, 
 ic. 
 
 Clements, The Honorable Charles Skeffing- 
 ton. Same arms, &c, 
 
 Clements, The Eev. and Honorable Francis, 
 
 M,A, 
 
 Clements, Henry, esq., lieutenant-colonel 
 Leitrim militia, Ashfield, Coote Hill, 
 
 Close, Maxwell, esq., deputy-lieutenant of the 
 county Armagh, Commission dated bth February, 
 1833, J.P., lieutenant-colonel in tho army. Druin- 
 banagher Castle, Newry. 
 
 Close, Henry, esq. 
 
 * COBBE, Charles, esq., deputy-lieutenant 
 of the county Dublin, j.p. Newbridge, Swords, 
 in tlie county of Dublin. 
 
 Arms — Gules, a fesg, and in chief two swans close, argent. 
 
 Crest— 0\xt of a ducal coronet gul s, a pelican's head and 
 breast, argent, vulning herself, proper. 
 
 Motto — Moriens cano. 
 
 CoBBE, Charles, esq,, junior, high sheriff 
 county Dublin 1843, j.p. Same arms. 
 
 CoBBE, Rev. Henry, m.a. 
 
 CoGHiLL, Sir Josiah, baronet, rear-admiral of 
 the Blue, deputy-lieutenant of the county Dub- 
 lin, J. p., high sheriff same county 1831. Drum- 
 condra, in the county of Dublin ; Randall Park, 
 Surrey. 
 
 Coo hill, John Joscelyn, esq, Randall Park, 
 SuiTey. 
 
 CooHLAN, Henry Thomas, esq. 
 
 t COLE, William Willoughby, Earlof Ennis. 
 B 
 
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 HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 killen, Tiscount Enniskillen, Baron Mount 
 Florence, of Florence Court, in the county of 
 Fennanagh, Baron Grinstead, of Grinstead, in 
 the county of Wilts, in the United Kingdom, 
 colonel of the Fermanagh militia, deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Fermanagh, j.p. Florence 
 Court, Enniskillen. 
 
 Arms— Argent, a bull passant sable, armed and unguled, 
 or, within a border of the second, bezantee; on a canton 
 azure, a harp of the third, stringed of the field. 
 
 Crest— A demi-dragon, vert, in the dexter claw a dart, in 
 the sinister, an escutcheon, or. 
 
 Su2>porters— Two dragons, regardant, vert, each grasping 
 a dart, and escutcheon as in crest. 
 
 Motto — Deum cole, regem serva. 
 
 Cole, The Honorable Henry Arthur, captain 
 in the army, m.p. for Enniskillen, lieutenant- 
 colonel of the Fermanagh regiment of militia, 
 Commission dated Idth January, 1846. Same arms, 
 crest, and motto. 
 
 Cole, The Honorable John Lowry. Same 
 arms, &c. 
 
 Cole, Arthur Lowry, esq., captain in the 
 army. 
 
 * Cole, Owen Blayney, esq., deputy-lieuten- 
 ant of the county Monaghan, Commission dated 
 15th August, 1834, high sheriff same county 1835. 
 
 Collet, The Honorable George Francis, j.p., 
 high sheriff county Kildare 1833. Rathangan, 
 KUdare. 
 
 CoLTHURST, Sir George Vesey, baronet of 
 Ireland. Ardrum, Ballincollig, in the county 
 of Coi'k ; Lucan House, Lucan, Dublin. 
 
 * COLOGAN, Thomas, esq. La Faz, Island 
 of Teneriffe. 
 
 Arms — Azure, a lion rampant or, between three pheons, 
 points reversed, argent. 
 
 Crest — An arm embowed in armour, garnished or, the 
 hand grasping a tilting spear, thrust through a buck's head 
 couped, the lance between the attires, all proper. 
 
 Motto — Virtus probata florescit. 
 
 CoMPTON, Henry, esq., captain in the royal 
 navy. Court, in the county of Limerick. 
 
 CoNNELLAN, Peter, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county Kilkenny, Commission dated 7th Fe- 
 hrimry, 1839, j.p., high sheriff same county 1836. 
 Coolmore, Thomastown, Kilkenny. 
 
 CONOLLY, Edward Michael, esq., lieutenant- 
 colonel of the Donegal militia, m.p. for the 
 county of Donegal, deputy-lieutenant of the 
 counties Kildare and Donegal, Commission dated 
 ISth Febriuxry, 1832, j.p. Cliff, Ballyshannon, 
 Donegal ; CastletoTATi, CelbiTidge, Kildare ; Carl- 
 ton Club, Payne's Hotel, Jermyn-st., London. 
 
 .4 rnt*— Argent, on a saltier engrailed sable, five escallops 
 of the field. 
 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a dexter cubit arm 
 couped in pale, vested azure, cuffed argent, in the hand 
 proper, a chaplet, or. 
 
 Motto— Fieit Dei voluntas. 
 
 CoNROY, Sir John, baronet, k.c.h.,k.t.s.,d.c.l. 
 G.c.ST.B.A. Vicarage-place, Kensington ; Hurst 
 House, Twyford, Berks. 
 
 CoNROT, Edward, esq. 
 
 f CONWAY, The Most Honorable Richard 
 Seymour, Marquess and Earl of Hertford, Earl 
 of Yarmouth, Viscount Beauchamp, Baron 
 Conway, of Ragley, in Warwickshire, Baron 
 Conway, of Killultagh, in the county of Antrim, 
 
 captain in the army, knight companion of the 
 most noble order of the Garter. Ragley, Alces- 
 ter, Warmckshii-e ; Sudbom-ne Hall, Wood- 
 bridge, Suffolk ; Ilertfield, Herts ; Dorchester 
 House, Park-lane, London. 
 
 Arms — Sable, on a bend argent, cottised ermine, a rose 
 gules, between two annulets of the field. 
 
 Crest — A moor's bust in profile, couped proi)er, temples 
 wreathed argent and azure. 
 
 Supporters — Two Moors proper, habited or and gules, in 
 each exterior hand a shield antique, azure, the dexter charged 
 with the sun, the sinister, with a crescent, argent. 
 
 Motto — Fide et amore. 
 
 CoNWELL, William, esq., m.d. 
 
 + CONYNGHAM, The Most Honorable Sir 
 Francis Nathaniel, Marquess and Earl Conyng- 
 ham, Earl, and Viscount of Mountcharles, in 
 the county of Donegal, Viscount Conyngham 
 and Slane, and Baron Conyngham of Mount- 
 charles, Baron Minster, of Minster Abbey, in 
 the county of Kent, in the United Kingdom, 
 privy councillor in England, deputy-lieutenant 
 of the county Donegal, j.p., colonel in the army, 
 G.C.H., knight companion of the most illustrious 
 order of St. Patrick. Mountcharles, in the 
 county of Donegal; Slane Castle, Meath ; Buck- 
 hurst Park, Berkshire ; 5, Hamilton-place, Pic- 
 cadilly, London. 
 
 Arms— Ardent, a shakefork between three mullets, sable. 
 Crest — A unicorn's head erased, argent, armed and maned. 
 
 Supporters— T>6Ti\Ar, a horse, argent, maned, unguled, and 
 charged on the breast with an eagle displayed, or, sinister, a 
 buck argent, attired, unguled, and charged on the breast 
 with a griffin's head, erased, or. 
 
 J/o«o— Over, fork over. 
 
 Conyngham, The Right Honorable George 
 Henry, Earl of Mountcharles. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Conyngham, The Lord Francis NathanieL 
 Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 Conyngham, The Lord Albert Denison, k.c.h., 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Donegal, Mic- 
 kleham Hall, Dorking ; 5, Hamilton-place, 
 London. Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 Conyngham, WilUara Henry Forester, esq. 
 Same arms, «fcc. 
 
 * Cooper, Edward Joshua, esq., high sheriff 
 county Sligo 1846. Markree, Colooney, Sligo. 
 
 * Cooper, Ai-thur, esq. Colooney, Sligo. 
 CooJjBB, Richard, esq. Longford Lodge, in 
 
 the county of Dublin. 
 
 Cooper, James Cooper, esq. Merrion-sq., 
 Dublin. 
 
 COOTE, Sir Charles Henry, premier baronet 
 of Ireland, deputy-lieutenant and m.p. for the 
 Queen's county, J. p. Ballyfin, Montrath, 
 Queen's county ; Carlton Club, London. 
 
 A rms— Argent, a chevron sable, between three coots, close, 
 proper. 
 Crest — On a wreath, a coot close, proi)er. 
 Motto — Vincit Veritas. 
 
 CooTE, Chidley, esq., high-sheriff Queen's 
 County 1846. Huntingdon, Portarlington. 
 
 Cope, Robert Wright Cope, esq. Loughgall, 
 Armagh, high sheriff A^rmagh 1846. 
 
 t CORRY, Somerset Richard, Earl of Bel- 
 more, Viscount and Baron Belmore, of Castle- 
 coole, in the county of Fennanagh. Castle- 
 coole, Lisnaskea, Fennanagh. 
 
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 Amu— Gales, a gfiltier argent. In chief a ro«e, or. 
 
 Crext— On a wreath, argent and gules, a griffin's head, 
 ooupetl vert. 
 
 Su}i}>orter$ — Two leopards gardant, proper, ducally gorged 
 and ehaliu-d, or. 
 
 J/o.«o— Virtus semper vnridis. 
 
 CoRRY, The Right Honorable Henry Thomas 
 Lowry, privy councillor in England, secretary 
 to the Admiralty, m.p. for the county of Tyrone. 
 Ahenis, in the county of Tyrone ; Castlecoole, 
 Enniskillen ; 24, Grosvenor-sti., liundon. 
 
 CoRRY, l)e Winton, esq. .Straw Hall, Carlow. 
 
 COSBY, Thomas Phillips, esq., deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the Queen's County, Commission dated 
 2dth October, 1841, high sheiiff same county 1834. 
 Stradbally Hall, Queen's Ct)unty. 
 
 J r/n*— Argent, a chevron, betwei-n thrci> 1 ' ' , 
 
 •able, on a ciintuii, or, a s.iltiiT, with a lii;ii 
 <juarter, and in the siiiintor n lucy, luiiiri<-iit. 
 Cross crosslet, and in biue a dextJr haud, ciki; , 
 
 gulcs. 
 
 Crest— A griffin segreaiit, gules, supporting a broken tilting 
 ■pear, or, heailed argent. 
 
 Motto — Sub iibertate <iuietcm. 
 
 CosRY, Rev. William, M.A. 
 
 Cotter, Sir James Laurence, baronet of 
 Ireland. Hockforest, Mallow, Cork. 
 
 COX, Sir Richard, baronet of Ireland, deputj'- 
 Heutenant of the county Kilkenny, Commission 
 dated '2'Jth Fthruary, 1832. Castletown, Carrick- 
 on-Suir. 
 
 ^mi*— Or, three bars azure, on a canton gules, a lion's 
 head, urused, argent. 
 
 (^•■Kt—\ float's lie.-id, eraicd, azure, armed or. 
 
 Alutto—Y'itic et fortitudiue. 
 
 * Cox, William, esq., j.p. Ballynoe, Ballin- 
 garry, Limerick. 
 
 * Cbampton, Sir Philip, baronet, surgeon in 
 ordinary to the Queen for Ireland, f.r.s., d.c.l., 
 M.B.I. A. Lough Bray, in the county of Wick- 
 low ; 13, Merrion-sq., north, Dublin. 
 
 * Crampton, The Honorable Philip Cecil, 
 third justice of the Queen's bench, d.c.l. m.b.i.a. 
 Saint Valeri, Bray, in the county of Wicklow ; 
 3, Kildare-place, Dublin. 
 
 * Crampton, John Fiennes, esq., secretary 
 of legation. Wa.shington, United States. 
 
 * Crampton, The Rev. John, m.a. 
 
 * Crampton, The Rev. Cecil, m.a., rector of 
 Killucan, in the county of Meath. 
 
 * Crampton, The Rev. Josiah, m.a., rector of 
 Raheny, in the county of Dublin. 
 
 * Craven, Charles Cooley, esq., captain in 
 the army. 
 
 * Crawford, Alexander Fitzgerald, esq., 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Fermanagh. 
 Fermanagh. 
 
 Crawford, Andrew Jones. Derrynoose, Keady, 
 county Armagh. 
 
 + CREIGHTON, John, Earl of Erne, Viscount 
 and Baron Erne, of Crom Castle, in the county 
 of Fermanagh, lord lieutenant and custos rotu- 
 lorum of the county of Fermanagh, representa- 
 tive peer, lieutenant-colonel of the Fermanagh 
 militia. Crom Castle, Lisnaskea, Eimiskillen. 
 
 ^rms— Argent, a lion rampant azure, armed andlangued, 
 gules. 
 
 Crea — A dragon's head, couped vert, flrom the mouth and 
 ears, fire, proper. 
 
 Supporteri— Two lions rampant, aiure, each crowned with 
 an earl's coronet, proper. 
 
 Motto— Cr\>d send grace. 
 
 f CROFTON, The Right Honorable Sir 
 Edward, Baron Crofton, of Moate, in the county 
 of Roscommon, baronet of Ireland, representa- 
 tive peer, deputy-lieutenant of the county Ros- 
 common, Commusion dated 10th Deceviber, 1831, 
 J.p. Moate Park, in the county of Roscommon. 
 
 A mu — Per pale indented or, and azure, a lion passant gar- 
 dant, counter-cliauKwl. 
 
 Crett— An ear of wheat, or. 
 
 Sujiporters—Vexter, a lion azure, armed and kmgued, 
 gules, sinister, a buck, proper. 
 
 Motto— Dat l)eus incrementum. 
 
 Crofton, The Honorable Edward Henry 
 Churchill. Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 Crofton, Sir Morgan George, baronet. Cloon- 
 cahir, Mohill, Leitrim. 
 
 * Crofton, Sir James, baronet, deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Sligo, Commi^.^ion d'tted 
 \2th Fchnuirii, 1832, j.p., major in the Sligo mili- 
 tia. Longford House, Colooney, Sligo. 
 
 Cbofton, Hugh Denis, esq., captain in the 
 army. 
 Crofton, Denis, esq. 
 
 * Crofton, Malby, esq. 
 
 * Crofton, James, esq. 
 
 * Crofton, Frederick Robert, esq. 
 
 * Crofton, Henry, esq. 
 
 CROMMELIN, Nicholas De La Cherois, esq., 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Antrim, Corn- 
 mission dated 16tA Apnl, 1832, and Down, Com- 
 mission dated 27th December, IHil, j.p. Carrow- 
 dore Castle, in the county of Do^vn, 
 
 Amu — Quarterly, first and fourth, azure, on a chevron, 
 between three martlets (the two in chief respectant), argent, 
 a trefoil, slipped, proper, second and third, fwles, a chevron 
 between three mullets in chief, or, and in base an anchor, 
 paleways, argent. 
 
 C're</*— First, out of a ducal coronet, or, a swan rising, 
 proper ; second crest, on a wreath, or and gules, an anchor 
 in pale, azui-e. 
 
 Motto— 
 
 Crommelin, Samuel Arthur Hill De La 
 Cherois, esq., j.p. Carrowdore Castle. Same 
 arms, &c. 
 
 Crommelin, William De La Cherois, esq., 
 barrister-at-law. Same arms, a crescent for 
 difference. 
 
 CROSBIE, William Talbot, esq., deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Kerry, j.p. Ardfert Abbey, 
 Tralee. 
 
 ^rjjM— Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, a lion rampant, 
 sable, in chief two dexter hands couped, apaumce, gules; 
 second and tliird, gules, three cinquefoils, two and one, 
 ermine. 
 
 t're<r— Three swords, two right in saltier, and one point 
 reversed, in pale, hilted or, all entwined by a snake, proper. 
 
 J/otto— Indignante invidia florebit Justus. 
 
 Crosbie, Pierce, esq., j.p., major of the Kerry 
 militia. Ballyheigue Castle, Tralee. 
 
 CROSTHWAITE, Thomas, esq., amagistrate 
 of the city of Dublin and high sheriff 1845, late 
 governor of the bank of Ireland, commissioner 
 of wide streets, and of the corporation for pre- 
 serving, ifcc. the port of Dublin. 9, Fitzwil- 
 liam-sq., east, Dublin. 
 
 A r/jM— Gules, a lion rampant, between six cross crosslets, or. 
 
 C'ri'gt—A demi lion rampant, per fess, proper and or. 
 
 J/oMo— Conquer or die. 
 
 Cbosthwaite, Leland, esq., deputy-lieutenant 
 of the city of Dublin, Commission dat£d<2rui, Fe- 
 bruary, 1833. Same arms, <fec. ■ •:■/ 
 
 Ceostiiwaite, Samuel, esq. Sam^arms. 
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HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 *f« CUFPE, John Otway O'Connor, Earl of 
 Desart, Viscount CastlecufFe, Baron Desart, of 
 Desart, in the county of Kilkenny, deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Kilkenny, Commission dated 
 9th December, 1839. Desart, Kilkenny. 
 
 ^mw— Argent, on abend dancettee, sable, three fleurs de 
 lis, of the field, between two cottices azure, each charged 
 with three bezants. 
 
 Crest — A dexter arm embowed, vested or, charged with 
 two bendlets, undee, azure, cuffed ermine, grasping a pole- 
 axe and spear, of the first, staff of the second. 
 
 SHi>poi-ters— Two leopards, regardant, proper, gorged with 
 a collar dancettee sable, charged with three fleurs de lis, 
 arjent, and chained of the first. 
 
 J/otto— Virtus repulsae nescia sordidse. 
 
 CoFFE, Sir J. W., deputy-lieutenant of the 
 county Kilkenny, Commission dated 29th Febru- 
 ary, 1832. Lyrath, Kilkenny. 
 
 Dalton, Peter, count of the Holy Roman 
 Empire, deputy-lieutenant, «fcc. Grenanstown, 
 Nenagli, Tipperary. 
 
 DALY, The Right Rev. Robert, D.D., lord 
 bishop of Cashel, Emly, Waterford, and Lis- 
 more. The Palace, Cashel ; 3, Henrietta-st., 
 Dublin. 
 
 Arms—Ver fess, argent and or, a lion rampant, per fess, 
 sable and gules, between two dexter hands, in chief couped, 
 of the last, empaled with the arms of the diocese. 
 
 'f-DALY, The Right Honorable James, Baron 
 Dunsandle and Clanconal, of Dunsandle, in the 
 county of Galway. Dunsandle, Loughrea, Gal- 
 way. 
 
 Arms—Ver fess argent and or, a lion rampant per fess 
 sable and gales, between two dexter hands in chief couped of 
 the last. 
 
 Crest — Before an oak tree proper, a greyhound current 
 sable. 
 
 Support-ers — Dexter, a lion, per fess sable and gules, sinis- 
 ter, a greyhound proper, gorged with an Irish crown, or. 
 
 MoUo—Deo fidelis et regi. 
 
 Daly, The Honorable Denis, deputy-lieuten- 
 ant of the county Galway, Commission dated lUh 
 June, 1837. Dunsandle, Loughrea. Same arms, 
 crest, and motto. 
 
 Dalt, The Honorable Skeffington James. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 Dalt, The Honorable Charles, captain in the 
 army. Same arms, «fcc. 
 
 Dalt, The Honorable Bowes. Same arms, <fcc. 
 Dalt, The Honorable Robert, lieutenant in 
 the 20th regiment of Foot, a.d.c. and state stew- 
 ard to the Lord Lieutenant, Dublin Castle. 
 Same arms, «fec. 
 
 DAMER, Henry John Reuben, Earl of Port- 
 arlington, Viscount Carlow, of Carlow, Baron 
 Dawson, of Dawson's Court, in the Queen's 
 County. Emo Park, Queen's County. 
 
 Amu — Quarterly, first and fourth, barry nebulae of six, 
 argent and gules, over all a bend engrailed azure; second and 
 third, azure, a chevron ermine, between three arrows pale- 
 ways, or, barbed and feathered argent, on a chief of the last, 
 as many martlets sable, a canton gules, charged with a mul- 
 let of the third. 
 
 Crests— Fir!^ out of a mural coronet or, a talbot's head 
 azure, eared of the first. 
 
 Supporters not registered. 
 
 Motto— Tn ne cede mails. 
 
 Dameb, The Honorable George Lionel Dawson, 
 M.p. for Portarlington, j.p., colonel in the army, 
 comptroller of the household to the Queen. 
 Came House, Dorchester ; Iron Mills, Queen's 
 county ; 6, Tilney-st., Park-lane, London. 
 
 Damer, The Honorable Lionel Charles. 
 
 Damer, Henry William, esq. 
 
 Damer, George Frederick, esq. 
 
 DANCER, Sir Thomas Bernard, baronet of 
 Ireland, j.p. Modreeny House, Cloughjordan, 
 Tipperary. 
 
 v(rm«— Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, three talbots' 
 heads (two and one,) erased sable; second, gules, on a fess or, 
 between three crescents argent, as many fleurs de lis of the 
 field ; third, argent, on a mount vert, a palm tree, therefrom 
 a serpent descending proper. 
 
 Crests~Y\Tst, a talbot passant sable, collared or ; second 
 crest, an arm embowed in armour, charged on the forearm 
 with three etoiles in pale, gules, holding a palm branch 
 proper. 
 
 il/o«o— Vincit, qui patitur. 
 
 * Danvers, George John Butler, esq. Swith- 
 land Hall, Leicestershire. 
 
 * D'Arct, John, esq. j.p. Hyde Park, Kin- 
 negad, Westmeath. 
 
 Darlet, Henry Warren, esq., barrister-at- 
 law. 2, Kildare-st., Dublin. 
 
 Darlet, Benjamin Guinness, esq., m. d. 
 Clontarf. 
 
 Darlet, Frederick, esq., m.b.i.a. 26, Fitz- 
 william-st., lower, Dublin. 
 
 Darlet, Henry, esq., m.d, 7, Kildare-st., 
 Dublin. 
 
 Darlet, William Frederick, esq., barrister- 
 at-law. 38, Baggot-st., lower, Dublin. 
 
 * DAUNT, George Digby, esq. Fahalea, 
 county Cork. 
 
 A rnw— Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, a chevron sable, 
 between three choughs' heads erased, proper; second and 
 third, sable, a chevron between three owls, argent. 
 
 Crest — A bugle horn stringed sable. 
 
 J/orto— Vigilo et spero. 
 
 * Daunt, Thomas Townsend, esq., barrister- 
 at-law. Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 * Daunt, George Achilles, esq., j.p. New- 
 borough, county Cork. Same arms, <fec. 
 
 * Daunt, William Joseph O'Neill, esq. Kil- 
 cascan, county Cork. Same arms, he. 
 
 * Daunt, Thomas Wilson, esq. Same arms, 
 &c. 
 
 * Daunt, Richard Giunbleton, esq., captain 
 in the army. Cork. Same arms, <kc. 
 
 * Daunt, Achilles, esq., j.p. Tracton Abbey, 
 county Cork. Same arms, &c. 
 
 DAWNAY, The Rev. and Right Honorable 
 Sir William Henry, m.a.. Viscount Downe, of the 
 county of Down, baronet of England. Bening- 
 borough Hall, York ; Cowick Hall, Snaith ; 
 Danby Lodge, Gainsborough, and Sessay, 
 Thirsk, in Yorkshire ; 30, Upper Brooke-st., 
 London. 
 
 Arms — Argent, on a bend cottised, sable, three annulets of 
 the field. 
 
 Crest— A Saracen in armour, couped at mid thigh, temples 
 wreathed, proper, in the dexter hand upraised, a ring or, 
 gemmed azure, in the sinister, a lion's gamb, erased of the 
 first. 
 
 Supporters— Two lions or, gorged with a fess cottised, 
 sable, charged with three annulets, argent, and ducally 
 crowned of the last. 
 
 Motto— Timet pudorem. 
 
 Dawnet, The Honorable William Henry, m.p. 
 for the county of Rutland. Danby Castle, York- 
 shire ; Upper Brooke-st., London. 
 
 DAWSON, The Right Honorable Richard, 
 Baron Cremorne, of Castle Dawson, in the 
 
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 county of Monaghan, deputj'-lieutenant of the 
 county Monaghan, Commission dated 20th March, 
 1838. Dartrey House, Coote Hill, Monaghan. 
 
 Amu — Quarterly, flr«t and fourth, aiure, on a bend 
 engrailed or, three nmrtlets gules ; second and third, aiure, 
 three torches palcways, two and one, argent, entiauied, 
 proper. 
 
 frett — On a wreath orthecolours,an etoileof sixpoIntSjOr. 
 
 5uj<por<'T»— Dexter, an Irish wolf dog, sinister, an elk, 
 proper, collare<l and chained, sable. 
 
 J/ofto^Toiyours propice. 
 
 Dawson, The Honorable Thomas Vesey, m.p. 
 for the county of Louth. 2, Great Stanhope-st., 
 London. Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 Day, The Kev. John Robert Fitzgerald, m.a. 
 Springfield, in the county of Kerry. 
 
 Day, The Rev. Edward Fitzgerald, m.a. 
 
 DEANE, The Right Honorable Sir Mathew 
 Fitzmaurice, Baron Musken*y, of Muskerry, 
 county Cork, baronet of Ireland, deputy-lieute- 
 nant of the county Limerick, Commission dated 
 6th February, 1832, j.p. Springfield Castle, 
 county Limerick. Arms not registered. 
 
 Deane, Amias Ferdinand, esq., captain in the 
 army. 
 
 Deane, John St. George, esq., j.p. Berkeley, 
 New Ross. 
 
 De Balinhabd, John Allen Camegy, esq. 
 
 De Bathe, Sir William Plunket, baronet, 
 colonel in the army, k.f.m. Knightstown, 
 Mcath ; 27, Portman-sq., London. 
 
 De Bathe, Henry Perceval, esq., captain 
 Scotch fusilier guards. 
 
 De Beauvoir, Sir John Edmond, baronet of 
 Ireland. Johnstown, Bray, in the county of 
 Wicklow. 
 
 DE BLAQUIERE, The Right Honorable Sir 
 William, Baron De Blaquiere, of Ardkill, in 
 the county of Londonderry, baronet, general in 
 the army. Portlemon, Westmeath. 
 
 ^rm«— Ermine, a lion rampant, sable, charged on the 
 shoulder with an etoile, or. 
 
 Creit—A. garb, or. 
 
 Supportera—Vexter, a lion sable, collared, chained and 
 charged on the shoulder with an etoile, or, sinister, a tiger, 
 proper, ducally gorged and chained, or. 
 
 Motto— Tieaa a la verite. 
 
 De Blaquiere, The Honorable John, captain 
 In the army. Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 3, Spanish-place, London. 
 
 De Blaquiere, The Honorable William Ber- 
 nard. Same arms, <fcc. 3, Spanish-place, London. 
 
 De Blaquiere, Charles, esq. 
 
 *t DE BURGH, The most Honorable Sir 
 Ulick John, Marquess and Earl of Clanricarde, 
 Baron Dunkellin, in the county Galway, Baron 
 Somerhill, of Somerhill, county Kent, in the 
 United Kingdom, privy councillor in England, 
 lord lieutenant and custos rotulorum of the 
 county Galway, vice-admiral of Connaught, 
 knight companion of the most illustrious order 
 of St. Patrick. Portumna Castle, Galway; 2, 
 Carlton-terrace, London. 
 
 Amu— Or, a cross gule«, in the dexter quarter, a lion ram- 
 pant, sable. 
 
 Creit — A catamountain, sejant, gardant, proper, coUared 
 and chained, or. 
 
 Supporters — Two cats gardant, proier, coUared and 
 chained, or. 
 
 Motto^Vn roy, une foy, une ley. 
 
 * De Burgh, The Right Honorable Ulick 
 Canning, Lord Dunkellin, captain in the Cold- 
 stream regiment of Foot Guards. Same arms, 
 crest, and motto. 
 
 DE COURCY, The Right Honorable John 
 Stapleton, Lord Kingsale, Baron Courcy, of 
 Courcy, Baron of Ringrone, in the county of Cork, 
 premier baron of Ireland. Kingsale, Cork. 
 
 ^rm«— Ars en t, three eagles, two and one,dlsplnyed, gules, 
 ducally crowned, or. 
 
 CYeit—Oa a ducal coronet, or, an eagle, with two heads, 
 displayed, argent. 
 
 Supporter$ — Two unicorns, azure, armed, unguled, crined, 
 ducally gorged and chained, or. 
 
 Motto — Vlncit omnia Veritas. 
 
 De Coubct, The Honorable John Constantine. 
 Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 De Courcy, The Honorable Michael Conrad. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 De Courcy, John Fitz Roy, esq., captain in 
 the army. 
 
 De Courcy, William Almericus, esq., captain 
 in the royal navy. 
 
 De Courcy, Nevinson, esq., captain in the 
 royal navy, k.t.s. 
 
 De Courcy, Nevinson Willoughby, esq., cap- 
 tain, royal marines. 
 
 De Courcy, William, esq. 
 
 De la Cherois, Daniel, esq., deputy-lieute- 
 nant of the county Down, Commission dated '27th 
 December, 1831. Donaghadee. 
 
 * Delmege, Julius, esq., captain in the army. 
 Rathkeale Cottage, Rathkeale, county Limerick. 
 
 * Delmege, Julius, junior, esq. 
 
 * Delmege, Gideon Gorrequer, esq., surgeon 
 54th regunent of Foot. 
 
 * Delmege, Tobias, esq. Court Lodge, Rath- 
 keale, county Limerick. 
 
 * Delmege, CoUis, esq., surgeon 27th regiment 
 of Foot. 
 
 ■=■ Delmege, Robert William, esq., solicitor. 
 
 * Delmege, Tobias, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 Harcourt-st., Dublin. 
 
 * Delmegb, Christopher, esq., j.p. Castle 
 Park, Limerick. 
 
 * Delmege, John Christopher, esq., barrister- 
 at-law, J.p. Castle Park, &c. ; 11, Hvune-st., 
 Dublin. 
 
 * Delmege, James, captain in the army. 
 Chatham, Upper Canada, North America. 
 
 * Delmege, The Rev. John, a.m., rector of 
 Youghalarra, and prebendary of Droughta, in 
 the dioceses of Killaloe and Clonfert. 
 
 t * DE MOLEYNS, The Right Honorable Sir 
 Thomas Townsend Aremberg, Baron Ventry, 
 of Ventry, in the county of Kerry, baronet of 
 Ireland, captain in the army. Burnham House, 
 Dingle, Kerry. 
 
 .4 rm*— Quarterly, first and fourth, azure, a cross moline 
 or; second and third, sable, on a chief ermine, three fusils' 
 
 gUlPS. ' 
 
 Crest— A. Saracen's head, affrontee, couped below th« 
 shoulders, proper. 
 
 Su) 'porter s— Tyro lions, or, ducally gorged, and chained, 
 azu'e. 
 
 Motto — Vivere sat, rlncere. 
 
 « De Moleyns, The Hon. Dayrolles Blake- 
 ney. Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
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 HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 * De Moleyns, Frederick William, esq., de- 
 puty-lieutenant of the county KeiTy, Commissimi 
 dated 21st July, 1832, j.p. Beaufort House, 
 Killarney. 
 
 * De Moletns, Thomas, esq., barrister-at- 
 law. 29, Lower Fitzwilliam-st., Dublin. 
 
 * De Moletns, Richard, esq., j.p. Dingle, 
 Kerry. 
 
 * De Moletns, The Rev. William, m.a., j.p., 
 rector of Kilorglin, in the county of Kerry. 
 
 * Dempset, James, esq. Liverpool. 
 
 * Dempset, Arthur, esq. Liverpool. 
 
 * Dempset, Henry Dermot, esq. Livei'pool. 
 Dennis, Sir James, colonel in the army, 
 
 lieutenant-colonel commanding the third. East 
 Kent, (the Buffs) regiment of Foot, k.c.b. 
 
 DENNY, Sir Edward, baronet of Ireland, 
 Tralee Castle, Kerry ; Primrose Hill, KingstoA\Ti. 
 
 Arms— Gules, a saltier argent, between twelve cross cross- 
 lets, or. 
 
 Crest— A dexter cubit arm in pale, vested azure, cuffed 
 argent, in the hand, five wheat ears, proper. 
 
 Motto — Et mea messis erit. 
 
 Dennt, Robert Day, esq. 
 
 Dennt, Rev. Henry, m.a. 
 
 Dennt, Anthony, esq., captain in the army. 
 
 De Renzt, Thomas, esq., deputy-lieutenant 
 of the county Wexford, Commission dated IGth 
 February, 1832, J.p. Clobemon Hall, Ferns, 
 Wexford. 
 
 De Salts, Peter John Fane, count of the 
 Holy Roman Empire, deputy-lieutenant of the 
 county Armagh, Commission dated loth October, 
 18S8. Hillingdon Park, Middlesex ; Ballyknock, 
 Tandragee, Armagh. 
 
 De Salis, John Francis William, esq. 
 
 De Salis, Rodolph Leslie, esq., captain in 
 the 8th Hussars. 
 
 De Salis, William, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 
 De Salis, Leoijold, esq. 
 
 Despakd, William, esq. Killaghy Castle, 
 Callan, Tipperary. 
 
 Des V(eux, Sir Charles, baronet of Ireland, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county York, captain in 
 the army. India Ville, Queen's county ; 7, Bel- 
 grave-sq., London. 
 
 Des V(eux, Henry William, esq., captain in 
 the army. 
 
 De Verb, Sir Aubrey, baronet of Ireland, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Limerick, Com- 
 mission dated 6th February, 1832, o.p. Curra 
 Chase, A dare. Limerick. 
 
 De Veee, Vere Edmond, esq., high sheriff 
 county Limerick 183G. 
 
 De Veee, Stephen Edward, esq., barrister-at- 
 law. 
 
 De Vere, Aubrey Thomas, esq. 
 
 De Vere, William Cecil, esq. 
 
 * Dick, Quintin, esq., m.p. for Maldon, Essex. 
 Layer Marney Hall, Kelvedon, Essex ; 20, Cm-- 
 zon-st., London. 
 
 * Dick, William, esq. 
 
 Dickson, Sir Jeremiah, k.c.b., major-general 
 in the army. 
 
 DIGBY, Edward, Earl Digby, Viscount Coles- 
 Lill, of the county of Warwick, Baron Digby, 
 
 of Sherborne, in Dorsetshire, Baron Digby, of 
 Geashill, in the King's county, lord-lieutenant 
 and custos rotulorum of the county of Dorset, 
 and colonel of the militia, deputy-lieutenant of 
 King's County, Commission dated 2^th AprU, 1832, 
 D.c.L. Sherborne Castle, Dorsetshire ; Geashill, 
 King's county ; 35, Brooke-st., Grosvenor-sq., 
 London. 
 
 Arm^ — Azure, a fleur de lis, argent. 
 
 Cres«— An ostrich statant, argent, in the beak a horse shoe, 
 sable. 
 
 Supporters— T-wo monkeys proper, environed at the waist, 
 and lined, or. 
 
 Motto — Deo, non fortuna. 
 
 DiGBT, John William, esq., deputy-lieutenant 
 of the county Kildare, Commission dated 2nd De- 
 cember, 1831. Landenstown, Kildare. 
 
 f * DILLON, Michael James Robert, Earl of 
 Roscommon, Lord Dillon, baron and seneschal 
 of Kilkenny, West. Clear View, Bray. 
 
 Anns— Argent, a lion rampant gules, debruised with a fess 
 azure, between three crescents, from each issuant an etoile of 
 the second. 
 
 Crest— On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a falcon, 
 rising, argent, belled, or. 
 
 Supporters — Dexter, a griffin vert, armed, winged, and 
 membered or ; sinister, a falcon gules, armed, membered, 
 and belled, or. 
 
 Motto — Auxilium ab alto. 
 
 t * DILLON, The Right Honorable Robert, 
 Baron Clonbrock, of Clonbrock in the county of 
 Galway, representative peer, deputy-lieutenant 
 of the county Galway, Commission dated loth 
 December, 1832, j.p. Clonbrock, Ahascragh, 
 Galway ; 23, Dover-st., London. 
 
 Arms — Argent, a lion rampant gules, debruised with a fess 
 azure, between three crescents, from each issuant an etoile of 
 the second. 
 
 Crest — On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a falcon 
 rising argent, belled, or. 
 
 Supporters — Dexter, a griffin, sinister, a falcon rising pro- 
 per, belled or. 
 
 Motto— Auxilium. ab alto. 
 
 * Dillon, The Honorable Luke Gerald. Same 
 ai-ms, crest, and motto. 
 
 * Dillon, The Honorable Arthur. 1, Albert- 
 st., Pimlico, London. Same arais as Viscount 
 Dillon. 
 
 * Dillon, The Honorable Gerald. 49, Wilton- 
 crescent, London. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Dillon, The Honorable Constantine. 
 
 Dillon, Sir William, baronet, baron of the 
 Holy Roman Empire. Lismullen, Dunshaughlin, 
 Meath. 
 
 Dillon, John, esq. 
 
 Dillon, Robert, esq., major in the army. 
 
 DisNET, Thomas, esq. 
 
 Disnet, Robert, esq. 
 
 * DOHERTY, Sir Richard, colonel in the 
 army. 
 
 ^rwM- Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, a buck courant 
 gules, on a chief vert, three mullets of the tield ; second and 
 third, argent, a chevron engrailed between three trefoils 
 slipped, vert. 
 
 Crests — First, a greyhound courant argent, in his mouth a 
 hare proper ; second crest, a hand couped below the wrist, 
 grasping a straight sword, proper. 
 
 3toUo— 
 
 * DoHERTT, James, esq., a.m., barrister-at- 
 law. 15, Frederick-st. north, Dublin. Same 
 arms, &c. 
 
 D'Olier, Isaac Matthew, esq. Colignes, 
 Booterstown, county of Dublin. 
 
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 D'Olieh, John Rutherford, esq. 
 
 * DOM VILE, Sir Compton, baronet, custos 
 rotulorum of the county of Dublin. Santry 
 House, Dublin ; 5, Grosvenor-sq., London. 
 
 .4 rm»— Quarterly, of four indented, first, aiure, a lion 
 rampant ardent, collared Rules, on a canton sable, a lion of 
 £iii{Iund between three esuuires* helmets of the seconi ; 
 second, barryof8!x,argentnnd gules, a bend counter-changed; 
 third, barry of six, argent and gules; fourth, azure, a lion 
 rampant argent, collaretl gules. 
 
 Crett—A lion's head, erase*!, argent, ducally crowned, or. 
 
 JkfoMo— Qui Stat, caveat, ne cadat. 
 
 * DoMViLE, Compton Charles, esq., captain in 
 the amiy. Same arms, (tc. 
 
 * DoMViLE, The llev. Henry Barry, M.A., rec- 
 tor of Pencombe, Herefordshire. 
 
 * DoMviiE, The Rev. William, rector, Win- 
 forton, iic, Herefordshire. 
 
 » DoMViLE, Christopher, esq. 
 
 DoNNELLT, Thomas, esq., captain in the 1st 
 Grenadiers, Hon. e.i.c. Service, Bombay army. 
 
 Donnelly, William, esq., ll.d., barrister-at- 
 law, registrar-general in Ireland. Auburn, 
 Malahide, county Dublin. 
 
 Donnelly, Alexander Frederick, esq., of the 
 Hon. E.I.C. Civil Service, Bengal. 
 
 * Doyle, Sir Francis Hastings Charles, bar- 
 onet. 18, Charles-st., Berkeley-sq., London. 
 
 Doyle, Sir John Milley, k.c.b., colonel in the 
 army. 
 
 Doyle, Charles Hastings, esq., lieutenant- 
 colonel 3rd West India regiment. 
 
 * Doyne, Robert, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the counties Carlow and Wexford, Commission 
 dated Idth Febnutry, 1832, j.p., high sheritf county 
 Wexford 1835. Tullow Lodge, Carlow. 
 
 DRAFFEX, Joseph Wright, esq. 78, Cam- 
 bridge Terrace, Hyde Park, London. 
 
 Arm4 — Azure, a fleur de lis, or, l)etween two lions ram- 
 pant, argent, on a chief of the third, three mullets, gules. 
 
 Crest — Out of a ducal coronet, or, a demi-lion rampant, 
 guled, gorged with a chaplet of trefoils, proper, supporting a 
 ■pear, thereon a banner of the second, chitrged with a fleur 
 dc lis, as in arms. Over the crest In scroll, Lesmahagow. 
 
 Alotto — Per ardua surgo. 
 
 Dbaffen, Frederick, esq., lieutenant e.n. 
 Wexford. Same arms, «fcc. 
 
 * DREW, Edward, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county Devon, j.p. The Grange, Iloniton, 
 Devonshire. 
 
 ^rm«— Ermine, a lion passant gules, armed and langued 
 azure, and quartering thearms of VVj-nard, Prideaux, Freacb, 
 Huckmore, Folkeniy, Le Baron, an<l Chami)emon. 
 
 Crc»t — (hi a mount vert, a roebuck suliant, or. 
 
 i/otto— HemiH:r amico. 
 
 * DREW, John Henry, esq. Rockfield, Mil- 
 ton, county Kerry. 
 
 A ' >ru— Krmine, a lion passant gules, armed and langued 
 azure, and quarteringthearmsof Wynard, I'rideaux, Frencli, 
 Womfiird, Huckmore, Pomeroy, downing, Godfrey, and 
 Lowther. 
 
 Crett—A. bui&do's head erased aable, in the mouth three 
 wheat ears, or. 
 
 Motto— T>Togo nomen, et virtus anna dedit. 
 
 * Drew, The Rev. Samuel Browning, a.m. 
 Victoria-place, Limerick. Same arms, crest, 
 motto, and quartcrings of arms. 
 
 *Dbew, The Rev. Pierce William, a.m. Strand 
 House, Youghal, county Cork. Same arms, 
 crest, motto, and quartcrings of arms ; in the 
 centre of the shield an escutcheon of pretence, 
 for Oliver. 
 
 * Dbew, Barrj', esq. Flower Hill, county 
 Watcrtbrd. Same arms, «kc. with due difFex'ence. 
 
 * Dbew, Francis, esq. Drewscourt, county 
 Limerick, and Drewsborough, county Clare. 
 Same arms, crest, and motto, only. 
 
 * Dbought, John Head, esq., deputy-lieute- 
 nant of the King's County, j.p. Lettybrook, 
 King's county. 
 
 * DucKETT, John Dawson, esq., j.p. Duc- 
 kett's Grove, Castledei-mot, Carlow. 
 
 * DucKETT, William, esq., j.p. Russelsto^vn 
 Park, Castledermot, Carlow. 
 
 * DcNBAB, George, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county Antrim, Commission duUd 2drd July, 
 1838, J.p, Belfast. 
 
 EcHLiN, Sii' Henry, baronet of Ireland. Hali- 
 fax, Nova Scotia. 
 
 EcHLiN, Fenton, esq. 
 
 f EDEN, George, Earl of Auckland, Baron 
 Auckland, of West Auckland, in the county of 
 Durham, Baron Eden, of Norwood, Surrey, in 
 Great Britain, Baron Auckland, in Ireland, 
 privy councillor in England, g.c.b. Eden Lodge, 
 Kensington. 
 
 y4r»n*— Gules, on a chevron, between three garhs, or, as 
 many escallops, gal)lc, in chief a mullet argent, for difference. 
 
 Crest — An arm einbowed, in armour proiKsr, garnished or, 
 holding a garb, as in arms. 
 
 Supporters— Two horses argent, the dexter gardant, charged 
 on the shoulder with a fleur de lis, or, the siaistcr charged on 
 the shoulder wiih a caKtle, or. 
 
 Motto— Si sit prudentia. 
 
 Eden, The Rev. and Honorable Robert, m.a., 
 chaplain in ordinary to the Queen, Same arms, 
 crest, and motto. 
 
 Eden, William George, esq. 
 
 Eden, Sir William, baronet. Truir, in the 
 county of Durham, 
 
 Eden, Robert, esq. 
 
 Eden, George Morton, esq., captain in the 
 army. 
 
 Eden, Charles, esq. 
 
 t EDWARDES, The Right Honorable Wil- 
 liam, Baron Kensington. Westmead, Pem- 
 brokeshire, 
 
 .i4rm*— Quarterly, first and fourth, ermine, a lion rampant, 
 sable ; second and third, gules, a che\Ton, between three 
 crossi^s botonee, or. 
 
 Crest— On a mount vert, a wivem,winns expanded, argent. 
 
 Supporters— Two reindeer, proper, attired, or. 
 
 Motto— Garde la foy. 
 
 Edwardes, The Honorable William, captain 
 B.N. Same ai-ms, crest, and motto. 
 
 Edwabdes, The Honorable George Warren. 
 Same arms, «fcc. 
 
 Edwabdes, The Honorable Richard. Same 
 arms, <tc. 
 
 Edwabdes, The Honorable Charles. Same 
 arms, «tc. 
 
 Edwabds, James Kynaston, esq. Old Cotirt, 
 Bray, county of Wicklow. 
 
 Edwabds, John Kynaston, esq., barrister-at- 
 law. 
 
 English, William, esq. Farmly, in the county 
 of Dublin. 
 
 Esmo.nde, Sir Thomas, baronet of Ireland, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Wexford, Com- 
 miesUm dated 16th February, 1832, high sheriff of 
 
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 HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 Bame county 1840, m.p. for Wexford. Balljoias- 
 tra, Gorey, Wexford ; 151, Regeiit-st., London. 
 
 EsMONDE, The Rev. Bartholomew. 
 
 Evans, Joshua, esq. Tortrane, Swords, county 
 of Dublin. 
 
 Evans, Eyre, esq. 
 
 Falkiner, Sir Riggs, baronet of Ireland. 
 Anne Mount, Cork. 
 
 Fekguson, Sir Robert Alexander, baronet, 
 lieutenant of the county and city of London- 
 derry, M.p. for Londonderry, colonel of the Derry 
 militia, Commission dated 1st July, 1839. The 
 Farm, Londondei-ry ; 16, SutFolk-st., London. 
 
 Ferguson, John, esq. Bux-t House, London- 
 derry. 
 
 * Finch, William, esq., barrister-at-law, j.p. 
 Tullamore Park, Nenagh, Tipperary. 
 
 t * FITZGERALD, TheMost Noble Augustus 
 Frederick, Duke of Leinster, Marquess of Kil- 
 dare. Earl of Kildare, Earl and Baron of 
 Offal ey. Viscount Leinster, of Taplow, Bucks, 
 in Great Britain, premier marquess and earl of 
 Ireland, lord lieutenant and custos rotulorum 
 of the county of Kildare, privy councillor in 
 England and Ireland, grand master of the Free 
 Masons in Ireland. Carton, Maynooth, Kildare ; 
 13, Dominick-st., Dublin ; 6, Carlton-terrace, 
 London. 
 
 ArjTis — Argent, a saltier, gules. 
 
 Crest — A monkey statant proper, environed at the waist, 
 and chained , or. 
 
 Supporters— Tv/o monkeys proper, environed and chained 
 as in crest. 
 
 Motto— Crom a boo. Over the crest in scroll, Non imme- 
 mor beneficii. 
 
 * Fitzgerald, The Most Honorable Charles, 
 Marquess of Kildare, deputy-lieutenant of the 
 county Kildare, Commission dated 2nd Apiil, 1840, 
 high sheriif same county 1842. Carton, May- 
 nooth. Same arms, (fee. 
 
 * Fitzgerald, The Lord Gerald, captain 
 Scots fusilier guards. Same arins, &c. 
 
 * Fitzgerald, The Lord Otho Augustus. 
 Same arms, <fec. 
 
 * Fitzgerald, The Lord William Charles. 
 45, Green-st., London. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * FITZGERALD, The Very Rev. and Right 
 Honorable Henry Vesey, ll.d.. Baron Fitzgerald 
 and Vesci, of Clare and Inchicronan, in the 
 county of Clare, Baron Fitzgerald, of Desmond, 
 and Clangibbon, in the county of Cork, in the 
 United Kingdom, dean of Kilmore. Moriesk, 
 Ennis, Clare. 
 
 Armt — Quarterly, first and fourth, ermine, a saltier gules, 
 second and third, or, a cross sable, charged with a patriar- 
 chal feross of the field. 
 
 Crests — First, on a ducal coronet or, a boar passant, gules, 
 charged with three annulets, argent; second crest, a dexler 
 hand, in armour, holding a laurel branch, proper. 
 
 Supporters — Dexter, a savace, the waist encircled with an 
 oak leaf wreath, the exterior hand, leaning on a club, proper, 
 sinister, a male griffin, argent, the beak, rays,and fore legs, or. 
 
 Motto — Shan net a boo. 
 
 * FITZGERALD, John Fraunceis, The Knight 
 of Glin, deputy-lieutenant of the county Limer- 
 ick, Commission dated 6th February, 1832, j.p., 
 high sheriff same county 1830. Glin Castle, 
 Glin, Limerick. 
 
 Arms — Argent, a saltier pules. 
 
 Crest — A boar passant, gules, bristled and armed, or. 
 
 Motto — Shanet a boo. 
 
 * FITZGERALD, The Right Honorable 
 Maurice, The Knight of Kerry, privy councillor 
 in Ireland, deputy-lieutenant of the county 
 Kerry, Commission dated 20th February, 1832, 
 lieutenant-colonel of the Kerry militia. Ballin- 
 ruddery, Listowel ; Zelva, Valentia, Kerry, 
 
 Arms — Ermine, a saltier gules. 
 
 Crest — A boar passant, gules, armed, or. 
 
 Motto — Shanet a boo. 
 
 * Fitzgerald, David, esq., j.p. Same arms, 
 crest, and motto. 
 
 * Fitzgerald, Peter, esq. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Fitzgerald, John Fraunceis Eyre, esq. 
 
 * Fitzgerald, Edmond, esq. 
 
 * Fitzgerald, Sir James George, baronet of 
 Ireland. Castle Ishen, Cork. 
 
 Fitzgerald, Sir John Judkin, baronet, j.p. 
 Lisheen Abbey, Goldenbridge, Tipperary. 
 
 Fitzgerald, Sir William, baronet, deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county Clare, Commission dated 
 4:th January, 1837, j.p. Carrigoran, Newmarket- 
 on-Fergus, Clare. 
 
 Fitzgerald, Edward, esq. 
 
 Fitzgerald, Augustine, esq., of the Hon. 
 E.I c. Service. 
 
 FITZGIBBON, Sir John, Earl of Clare, Vis- 
 count Fitzgibbon, of Limerick, Baron Fitz- 
 gibbon, of Lower Connello, in the county of 
 Limerick, Baron Fitzgibbon, of Sidbury, Devon- 
 shire, in Great Britain, deputy-lieutenant of the 
 county Limerick, Commission dated \^th July, 
 1835, J. p., knight companion of the most illus- 
 trious order of St. Patrick. Mount Shannon, 
 Limerick. 
 
 Arms — Ermine, a saltier gules, on a chief argent, three 
 annulets of the second. 
 
 Crest — A boar passant, gules, armed and bristled, or, 
 charged with three annulets, argent. 
 
 Supporters — Dexter, a lion gules, sinister, a griffin argent, 
 beak and fore legs, or. 
 
 Motto — Nil admirari. 
 
 Fitzgibbon, The Honorable Richard Hobart, 
 lieutenant of the county and city of Limerick, 
 colonel of the Limerick militia. 64, Eaton-sq., 
 London. Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 FiTZPATRicK, John Wilson, esq., high sheriff 
 Queen's County 1836. Westfield Farm, Queen's 
 county ; Grosvenor-place, London. 
 
 FiTZSiMON, Christopher, esq., deputy-lieute- 
 nant of the county Dublin, Commission dated 
 IQth April, 1838, j.p. Ballynamona, in the 
 county of Wicklow ; GlancuUen, Golden Ball, 
 county of Dublin. 
 
 FiTZsiMON, Sir Nicholas, knight. Farm Hill, 
 Dundrum, Dublin. 
 
 FITZWILLIAM, Charles William Wentworth, 
 Earl Fitzmlliam, Viscount Milton, Lord Fitz- 
 william. Baron Milton, of Norborough, in 
 Northamptonshire, Earl Fitzwilliam, Viscount 
 Milton, of the county of Westmeath, Baron 
 Fitzwilliam, of Lifford, in the county of Done- 
 gal, D.c.L. Wentworth House, Rotheram, 
 Yorkshire ; Milton Park, Northamptonshire ; 
 Coollatin, Wicklow; Mortimer House, Halkin- 
 st., London. 
 
 Arm^ — Lozengy, argent and gules. 
 
 Cr''st— Out of a ducal coronet, or, a triple plume of ostrich 
 feathers, argent. 
 
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 Supportert— Two savages, the temples and waists wreathed 
 with leaves vert, in each exterior hand the trunk of a tree, 
 broken at top, and eradicated, proper. 
 
 Motto — i)pi>etitus rationi pareut. 
 
 FiTZWiLLiAM, The Right Honorable William 
 Thomas Spencer, Viscount Milton. 4, Gros- 
 venor-sq., London. Same arms, itc. 
 
 FiTzwiLLiAM, The Honorable George Went- 
 worth, M.p. for Peterborough. 5, Halkin-st., 
 London. Same arms, &,c. 
 
 FiTZWYGKAM, Sir Robert, baronet. Belmont 
 Lodge, Malvern, Worcester ; Cliflford House, in 
 the county of Wexford; 10, Connaught-place, 
 London. 
 
 Fletcher, Thomas William.esq., p.b.8.,f.s.a., 
 F.G.8. Dudley, Worcestershire. 
 
 Flood, William, esq. j.f. Paulstown Castle, 
 Gowran, Kilkenny. 
 
 t» FLOWER, The Right Honorable Henry 
 Jeffrey, Viscount Ashbrook, Baron of Castle 
 Durrow, in the county of Kilkenny. Castle 
 Durrow, Kilkenny. 
 
 ^rwM— Argent, on a che\Ton, voided sable, between three 
 ravens, each holding in the beak an ermine spot, as many 
 pelleu. 
 
 lyea—A raven as in arms. 
 
 iSu;>poreer«— Two heraldic tigers regardant, proper, ducally 
 gorged and chained, or. 
 
 Motto — Mens conscia recti. 
 
 FORBES, Sir George Arthur Hastings, Earl 
 of Granard, Viscount Granard, of the county of 
 Longford, Baron of Clanehugh, Baron Granard, 
 of Castle Donnington, in Leicestershire, of the 
 United Kingdom, baronet of Nova Scotia. 
 Castle Forbes, Longford. 
 
 ^rwM— Aiure, three bears' heads, two and one, couped, 
 argent, muxzled gules. 
 
 Crett—A bear passant argent, guttee de sang. 
 
 8uf>porter»— Dexter, a. unicorn erminoi8,8inUter, a dragon, 
 wings addorsed, ermine. 
 
 Motto— VtiX mentis incendium gloria;. 
 
 FoBBES, The Honorable Francis Reginald, 
 minister plenipotentiary to the court of Saxony. 
 Same anns, crest, and motto. 
 
 FoBSTEB, Sir George, baronet of Ireland, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Monaghan, 
 C<yminission dated 10«/i January, 1839. Coolderry, 
 Carrickmacross. 
 
 * FORT ESC UE, Thomas, esq., deputy-lieute- 
 nant of the county Louth, Commission dated 27th 
 March, 1837, and high sheriff same county 1839, 
 j.p. Ravensdale Park, Dundalk, Louth. 
 
 ilmw— Azure, a bend engrailed argent, between two cot- 
 tises.or. 
 Crett—A tiger passant, areent. 
 Motto — Forte scutum lialus ducum. 
 
 * Foster, The Right Honorable Sir Augustus 
 John, baronet, privy councillor in England, 
 G.c.H. Stone House, county Loutti ; 1, New- 
 Bt., Spring-gardens, London. 
 
 * Foster, Frederick George, esq. 
 
 * Fosteb, Cavendish Hervey, esq. 
 
 * Foster, Vere Hobart, esq. 
 
 * Fox, Edwn Fydell, esq. Bath, Somerset- 
 shire. 
 
 * Fox, Henry Hawes, esq., m.d. 
 
 * Fox, Francis Ker, esq., »i.d. 
 
 * Fox, Charles Joseph, esq., m.d. 
 
 * Fox, William Edward, esq., M.D. 
 
 * Fox, George Frederick, esq. 
 
 * Fox, Washington, esq. 
 
 Fox, Rev. Smyth Whitelaw, M.A. Cupidstown, 
 in the county of Kildare ; Rathmines, Dublin. 
 
 FREEMAN, Edward Deane, esq., deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county Cork, Commission dated 
 21st August, 1843. Castle Cor, Mallow, Cork. 
 
 Anni — Quarterly, first and fourth, aiure, three lozenges, 
 two and one, argent; second .nnd third, argent, on a chevron, 
 gules, between three martlets sable, as many cros&es formee, 
 or. 
 
 Crest— A demi-Uon rampant gules, holding in the paws a 
 lozenge, arsent. 
 
 Motto— Liber et audax. 
 
 Freeman, The Rev. Richard Deane, m.a., 
 rector of Ardnageehy, in the diocese of Cork. 
 
 Freeman, William Deane, esq., q.c, assistant- 
 barrister, county Galway. 39, Upper Mount-st., 
 Dublin. 
 
 Freeman, Matthew Deane, esq., captain in 
 the army. 
 
 FREKE, The Right Honorable Sir George 
 Evans, Baron Carbery, of Carbery, in the 
 county of Cork, baronet of Ireland. Castle 
 Freke, Rosscarbery, in the county of Cork ; 
 Laxton Hall, Northamptonshire ; 3, Belgrave- 
 sq., London. 
 
 .^mw— Argent, three boars' heads, two and one, couped, 
 sable. 
 
 Crest — A deml-lion rampant, regardant, or, holding in the 
 paws a boar's head, as in arms. 
 
 Supporter*— Two lions regardant, or, ducally crowned, 
 azure. 
 
 J/otto -Llbertas. 
 
 Freke, The Honorable Percy Augustus 
 Evans, captain first (Grenadier) regiment of 
 Foot Guards. Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 Freke, The Honorable Fenton John Evans, 
 captain 2nd Life Guards. Same arms, <tc, 
 
 I'reke, The Hon. William. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * FRENCH, The Right Honorable Arthur, 
 Baron De Freyne, of Artagh, county Roscom- 
 mon, in the United Kingdom. French Park, 
 Roscommon ; 45, Oxford-terrace, Edgware-road, 
 London. 
 
 Arms — Ermine, a chevron sable. 
 Crest — A dolphin embowed, proper. 
 Supporters not registered. 
 Motto— iAa\o mori quam foedari. 
 
 * French, Fitz Stephen, esq., m.p. for the 
 county of Roscommon. 54, Parliamentst., 
 London. 
 
 * French, The Very Rev. John, d.d., Dean 
 of Elphin. 
 
 * French, George, esq., q.c. 9, Mountjoy- 
 sq., west. 
 
 * French, Robert Henry, esq. 11, Rutland- 
 sq., east; Clonsilla, county Dublin. 
 
 * French, Henry, esq. 
 
 * Fbench, William, esq. 
 
 FFRENCH, The Right Honorable Sir Charles, 
 Baron Ffrench, of Castle Ffrench, in the county 
 of Galway, and a baronet. Castle Ffrench, 
 Galway. 
 
 ^r»>M— Ermine, a chevron sable. 
 
 Crest — A dolphin, naiant, proper. 
 
 Supporters — Dexter, a falcon gules, armed, membered, and 
 belled, or, sinister, a unicorn gules, armed and unguled, 
 argent, in the mouth a rose branch, proper. 
 
 Motto — Idalo mori quam foedari. 
 
 Ffrench, The Honorable Thomas. Same 
 arms, crest, and motto. 
 
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 HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 Ffbench, The Honorable John. Same 
 arms, «tc. 
 
 Ffsench, The Honorable Martin. Same 
 arms, <J:c. 
 
 GAGE, The Right Honorable Sir Henry Hall, 
 Viscount Gage, of Castle Island, in the county 
 of Kerry, Baron Gage, of Castlebar, Baron Gage, 
 of High Meadow, in Gloucestershire, baronet of 
 England. Firle-place, Lewes, Sussex ; West- 
 bury House, Hants ; 4, Whitehall Yard, 
 London. 
 
 ^rm»— Gyronne of four, azure and argent, a Baltier, gules. 
 
 Creit — A rain, passanf, argent, armed and unguled, or. 
 
 Supporters— Two greyhounds tennee, gorged, with a fleurs 
 de lis coronet, or. 
 
 Motto — Courage sans peur. 
 
 Gage, The Honorable Henry Edward Hall. 
 Same ai-ms, crest, and motto. 
 
 Gage, The Honorable William, captain in 
 the arniy. 
 
 Gage, The Honorable Edward Thomas. 
 
 Gage, The Honorable Sir William Hall, G.c.H., 
 vice-admiral of the Red. 
 
 Gage. John, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 
 t GARDNER, The Right Honorable Sir Alan 
 Legge, Baron Gardner, in Ireland, Baron 
 Gardner, of Uttoxeter, in Staffordshire, baronet 
 of Great Britain. Court Garden, Bucks ; 46, 
 Dover-st., London. 
 
 Armi— Or, on a chevron gules, between three griffins' 
 heads erased, azure, an anchor, between two lions passant, 
 combatant of the field. 
 
 Crest — A demi-griffin, azure, collared, chained, and sup- 
 porting an anchor, in pale, or. 
 
 Supporters — Two griffins, azure, gorged with a naval 
 crown, beaks and fore-legs, or, the hind off-legs resting on an 
 anchor, sable. 
 
 Afotto — Valet anchora virtus. 
 
 Gardner, Stewart William, esq. 
 Gardner, William, esq. 
 Gardner, Alan Henry, esq. 
 
 * Gar VET, Patrick, esq. Xeres de la Frontera, 
 Cadiz. 
 
 * Garvet, John Christopher, esq., J. p. Morisk 
 Abbey, Westport, Mayo. 
 
 * Garvey, The Rev. Richard, m.a. Lincoln. 
 
 * Garvey, The Rev. Richard, junior, m.a. 
 
 * Garvey, The Rev. John, b.a. 
 
 * Garvey, The Rev. James, b.a. 
 
 * Garvey, Francis, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 George, Sir Rupert Denis, baronet. Park- 
 place, Middlesex. 
 
 Gethin, Sir Richard, baronet of Ireland, 
 captain in the army. Percy Mount, Sligo. 
 
 Gethin, William St. Lawrence, esq. 
 
 Gethin, Richard, esq., high sheriff county 
 Sligo 1842. Craig, county Sligo. 
 
 * GiLLMAN, Edward, esq., J. p. Rock House, 
 Bandon, Cork. 
 
 * GiLtMAN, William Henry, esq., captain 68th 
 Light Infantry. 
 
 * GiLLMAN, John, esq. 
 
 * GiLLMAN, The Rev. Henry, M.A. 
 GoDLEY, John, esq., deputy-lieutenant of the 
 
 county Leitrim, Commission dated 10th December, 
 1831. Killygar, Killeshandra. 
 
 GOFF, Joseph, esq., deputy-lieutenant of the 
 city of Dublin, Commission dated 2nd February, 
 1833. Hale Park, F or dingb ridge, Hants. 
 
 ^rm*— Azure, a chevTon between two fleurs delis in chief, 
 and a lion rampant in base, or. 
 Crest— A squirrel sejant, proper. 
 Motto — Fier sans tache. 
 
 GoFF, Joseph, esq., junior. Hale Park, <fcc. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 GoFF, Robert, esq. Jermyn-st., St. James's, 
 London. Same arms, &c. 
 
 GoFF, Trevor, esq., ensign 45th regiment of 
 Foot. Same arms, «fec. 
 
 GoFF, George, esq. Kingstown, county Dublin. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 GoFF, Strangman Davis, esq. Iloretown House, 
 Taghmon, Wexford. 
 
 GooLD, Sir George, baronet, deputy-lieutenant 
 of the county Cork, Commission dated 15th Janu- 
 ary, 1833, high sheriff Cork county 1837, and 
 Cork city 1842. Old Court, Cork. 
 
 GooLD, Henry Valentine, esq. Old Court, Cork. 
 
 GooLD, Edward, esq., captain in the Austrian 
 Service. 
 
 GORE, Sir Philip Yorke, Earl of Arran, Vis- 
 count Sudley, of Castle Gore, Baron Saunders, 
 of Deeps, in the county of Wexford, baronet of 
 Ireland, knight companion of the most illus- 
 trious order of St. Patrick. Saunder's Court, 
 Wexford; Heron Hall, Essex; Dover-st., Lon- 
 don. 
 
 Arms — Gules, a fess, between three cross crosslets, fitchee, 
 or. 
 
 Crest— A. wolfsalient, argent, collared, gules. 
 
 Supporters — Two horses, argent. 
 
 Motto — In hoc signo vinces. 
 
 Gore, The Right Honorable Arthur Saunders 
 William, Viscount Sudley. Same arais, &c. 
 
 Gore, The Honorable Robert, captain in the 
 Royal Navy, m.p. for New Ross. 21, Wilton- 
 crescent, London. 
 
 Gore, Sir St. George, baronet of Ireland. 
 Manor Gore, Donegal. 
 
 Gorman, John, esq., m.d. 
 
 * GOUGH, The Right Honorable Sir Hugh, 
 Baron Gough, of Chinkeangfoo, in China, and 
 of Maharajpore, and the Sutlej, in the East 
 Indies, baronet, lieutenant-general in the army, 
 colonel of the 87th regiment of Foot, comman- 
 der-in-chief of the forces in India, knight grand 
 cross of the most honorable military order of 
 the Bath, deputy-lieutenant of the county of 
 Tipperary, Commission dated 10th DeGember, 1831. 
 Rathronan House, Tipperary. 
 
 Atyns — Azure, on a fess argent, between three boars' heads, 
 couped, or, a lion passant, gules. 
 
 Crest — A boar's head, couped at the neck, or. 
 Supporters not registered. 
 Motto— Grada diverso, via una. 
 
 * GouGH, The Honorable George Stephens. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 * GouGH, The Very Rev. Thomas Bunbury, 
 M.A., dean of Derry. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * GouGH, George, esq., of the Hon. e.i.c. 
 Civil Service, Bengal. Same arms, <Sic. 
 
 * GouGH, John Bloomfield, esq., lieutenant- 
 colonel in the army, quarter-master general to 
 the Forces in India, c.b. Same arms, «fec. 
 
 * GouGH, Thomas Bunbury, esq., captain 
 33rd regiment of Foot. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * GoDGH, The Rev. Benjamin Bloomfield, 
 M.A. Cambridge. Same arms, &c. 
 
HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
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 ♦ GouGH, Percy, esq. Same arms, Ac. 
 
 # GRACE, Sir William, baronet. Boley, in 
 the Queen's County. 
 
 ^rm»— Gules, a lion rampant, per fesg, argent and or; and 
 quarierinR the arms of WinOsor, Butler, iiupatrick, Watah, 
 and Sheffield. 
 
 Crett—\ demi-lion, rampant, argent. 
 
 Motto — Concordant nomine liicta. 
 
 » Grace, Sheffield, esq., k.h., ll.d., f.s.a., 
 deputy-lieutenant, county Sussex, J.p. Knole 
 House, Sussex. 
 
 # Geace, Percy, esq., captain in the royal 
 navy. 10, Mount-st., London. 
 
 * Gkace, Oliver Dowell John, esq., J. P. 
 Mantua Uouse, Elphin, Roscommon. 
 
 » Grace, John Dowell Fitzgerald, esq. 
 
 • Grace, Richard Joseph, esq. 
 Gradt, Henry Deane, esq., barrister-at-law, 
 
 Q.c, bencher of the Hon. Society of Queen's 
 Inns. Stillorgan, in the county of Dublin ; 2, 
 Merrion-sq., east, Dublin. 
 
 Gradt, Standish, esq. 2, Merrion-sq., east, 
 Dublin. 
 
 GRAVES, The Right Honorable William 
 Thomas, Baron Graves, Baron of Gravesend, 
 in the county of LondondeiTy. Bishop's Court, 
 Devonshire. 
 
 ^ ,.,„*— Gules, an eagle displayed, or, armed, membcred, 
 and ducally crowned, argent, on a canton of the last, an 
 anchor, i>aiewa}-s, sable. 
 
 Crett—K demi-eagle displayed and erased, or, environed 
 below the wings with a coronet as in arms. 
 
 Supporter* — Two vultures, close, proper. 
 
 Jfotto— Aquila non captat muscas. 
 
 Graves, The Honorable Adolphus Edward 
 Paget, captain in the 2nd (Nottinghamshire) 
 regiment of Foot. Same arms, crest, and 
 motto. 
 
 Graves, The Honorable Henry Richard. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 GREXVILLE, The Most Noble Sir Richard 
 Plantagenet Temple Nugent Brydges Chandos, 
 Duke and Marquess of Buckingham and Chan- 
 dos, Earl Temple, Viscount and Baron Cobham, 
 Earl Nugent, in Ireland, g.c.h., privy-councillor 
 in England, knight companion of the most noble 
 order of the Garter. Stowe Park, Buckingham ; 
 Wotton, Aylesbury ; Avington House, Winches- 
 ter ; Auchline House, Killen, Pertlishire ; 91, 
 Pall Mall, London. 
 
 j4 rm*— Vert, on a cross argent, five torteaux, and many 
 qnarterings of arms. 
 
 Cre»t—A garb vert. 
 
 Supporter* — Dexter, a lion per fess embattled, or, and 
 gules, sinister, a hone, argent, seme of eaglets displayed, 
 aable. 
 
 jiforto— Templa quam dilecta. 
 
 Grenville, The Most Honorable Richard 
 Plantagenet Campbell, Marquess of Chandos. 
 Same arms, Ac. 
 
 GRIMSTON, Sir James Walter, Earl of Ver- 
 nlam. Viscount Grimston, Baron Verulam, of 
 Gorhambury, in Hertfordshire, Viscount Grim- 
 Bton, Baron Dunboyne, of Dunboyne, in the 
 county of Meath, Baron Forrester, of Corstor- 
 phin, in Scotland, and a baronet, lord lieute 
 nant and custos rotuloruni of tlie county of 
 Herts. Gorhambury, St. Albau's, Herts; 42 
 Grosvenor-sq., London. 
 
 jlrwM— Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, on a fees sable, 
 three mullets of six points, pierced, or, in the dexter chief an 
 ermine spot; second and third, sable, a fess dancettee, be 
 tween two leopards' faces, or. 
 
 Creit—\ stag's head erased, proper, attired, or. 
 
 5Mpporfcr«— Dexter, a stag, regardant, proper, attired, »r, 
 sinister, a griffin, regvdant, wings addorsed, or. 
 
 Motto — Medlocria timm. 
 
 Grimston, The Rev. and Honorable Edward 
 Harbottle. Same arms, «kc. 
 
 Grimston, The Honorable Robert. 10, Crown- 
 office-row, Temple, London. Same arms, <tc. 
 
 Grimston, The Honorable Charles, captain 
 in the Coklstream Guards. Same arms, «fec. 
 
 Grimston, The Honorable Francis Sylvester. 
 Same arms, Ac. 
 
 * Guinness, Arthur, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the city of Dublin, Commission duUd 2of/i March, 
 1833. Beaumont, Drumcondra, county Dublin. 
 
 * Guinness, Benjamin Lee, esq. St. Anne's, 
 Clontarf. 
 
 * Guinness, Rev. William Smyth, m.a., rector 
 of Rathdrum, in the county of Wicklow. 
 
 * Guinness, Arthur Lee, esq. Stillorgan 
 House, Blackrock, county Dublin. 
 
 * Guinness, Arthur Grattan, e8q.,M.D.,F.R.c.s. 
 Clontarf. 
 
 HAMILTON, The Most Honorable Sir James, 
 Marquess of Abercom, Viscount Hamilton, of 
 Hamilton, in the county of Leicester, Earl of 
 Abercom, Baron of Paisley, Abercorn, Hamil- 
 ton, Mountcastle, and Kilpatrick, in Scotland, 
 Viscount and Baron Strabane, Baron Mount- 
 castle, and a baronet of Ireland, deputy-lieute- 
 nant of the county Tyrone, Commission dated 
 17th July, 1832, j.p., knight companion of the 
 most noble order of the Garter. Ardverkie 
 Lodge, Laggan, Inverness ; Baronscourt, New- 
 town Stewart, county Tyrone ; Bentley Priory, 
 Stanmore, Middlesex ; Dudley House, Park-lane, 
 London. 
 
 ^rw^— Quarterly, first and fourth, gules, three cinqucfoils, 
 ermine; second and third, argent, a ship, the sails furled, 
 sable. 
 
 Crest — Out of a ducal coronet, or, an oak tree fructed and 
 leaved vert, cut in the main stem fessways by a saw, proper, 
 framed of the first. 
 
 Supporters— Two antelopes argent, armed, ducally gorged, 
 ciiained, and unguled, or. 
 
 Jfotto— Sola nobiUtas virtus. 
 
 Hamilton, The Lord Claude, m.p. for the 
 county of Tyrone, deputy-heutenant of the 
 county Tyrone, Commission dated loth April, 
 1836. Huddo House, Methlick, Aberdeen ; 7, 
 Argyll-st., London. 
 
 HAMILTON, The Right Honorable Gustavus, 
 V^iscount Boyne, Baron Hamilton of Stackallan, 
 in the county of Meath. Burwarton Hall, 
 Bridgenorth, Salop ; Stackallan House, Meath ; 
 22, Belgrave-sq., London. 
 
 Arin* — Gules, three cinquefoils, pierced, ermine. 
 
 Crest—Out of a ducal coronet, or, an oak tree, fructed and 
 leaved vert, cut in the main stem fessways by a saw, proper, 
 framed of the first. 
 
 Supporters — Two mermaids proper, with hair dishevelled, 
 and ill each exterior hand a mirror, or. 
 
 Motto— i^ec timeo nee spemo. 
 
 Hamilton, The Honorable Gustavus Freder- 
 ick John James, deputy-lieutenant of the county 
 Meath, Commission dated 2Srd August, 1836. 
 Stackallan House, county Meath. Same arms, 
 Ac. 
 
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 HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 Hamilton, Sir Charles, baronet, admiral of 
 the Red, knight commander of the most honor- 
 able order of the Bath. Iping, Midhurst, 
 Sussex. 
 
 Hamilton, Charles John James, esq., captain 
 Scots FusiUer Guards. 
 
 Hamilton, Sir Edward, baronet, vice-admiral 
 of the Red, knight commander of the most 
 honorable order of the Bath. Trebinsheen 
 House, Crickhowell, Brecon ; 17, Cumberland- 
 terrace, Regent's Park, London. 
 
 Hamilton, John James Edward, esq. 17, 
 Cumberland-terrace, Regent's Park, London. 
 
 Hamilton, Sir James John, bart., major in 
 the army. Woodbrooke, Omagh, county Tyrone ; 
 10, Gloucester-place, London. 
 
 Hamilton, Arthur, esq. 17, Cumberland- 
 terrace, Regent's Park, London. 
 
 * Hamilton, James Hans, e.sq., m.p. for the 
 county of Dublin, and deputy-lieutenant, high 
 sheriff same county 1832. Abbotstown, Castle- 
 knock, county Dublin ; Carlton Club, London. 
 
 * Hamilton, George Alexander, esq., m.p. for 
 the University of Dublin, deputy-lieutenant, &c. 
 Hampton Hall, Balbriggan, county Dublin ; 
 Sackville-st. Club, Dublin ; 7, Eaton-terrace, 
 London. 
 
 * Hamilton, Robert, esq. Clonsilla, county 
 DubUn. 
 
 HANDCOCK, The Right Honorable Richard, 
 Baron Castlemaine, of Moydrum, in the county 
 of Westmeath, representative peer, deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Westmeath, Commission 
 dated 10th December, 1831, j.p. Moydrum Castle, 
 Athlone, Westmeath; Conservative Club, Lon- 
 don. 
 
 jirms—'^rmme, on a chief sable, a dexter hand, between 
 two cocks, passant, argent, crests, and jellops, gules. 
 
 Cregtr—A demi-lion rampant, azure, between the paws a 
 fusil argent, charged with a cock, gules. 
 
 ^SfM/iporters— Dexter, a lion, azure, sinister, a cock, proper. 
 
 i/otto— Vigilate et orate. 
 
 Handcock, The Honorable Robert John. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 Handcock, The Honorable Henry Robert. 
 Same arms, <fcc. 
 
 Handcock, The Honorable Robert French, 
 captain b.h.a. 
 
 Handcock, The Honorable George. Randals- 
 towa, Antrim. 
 
 Handcock, Rev. Robert, d.d. 54, Marlbo- 
 rough-st., Dublin. 
 
 Handcock, Rev. William, m.a., rector of 
 Raddinstown, diocese of Meath. 
 
 Hardinge, Rev. Henry, m.a. 
 
 Hardy, Philip Dixon, esq., m.r.i.a. Green- 
 field, Donnybrook, county Dublin. 
 
 HARE, Sir William, Earl of Listowel, Vis- 
 count Ennismore, and Listowel, Baron Ennis- 
 more, in the county of Kerry, deputy-lieutenant 
 of the county Cork, Commission dated ISth Febru- 
 ary, 1832, m.p. for Saint Albans, vice-admiral of 
 Munster, knight companion of the most illus- 
 trious order of St. Patrick. Convamore, Fer- 
 moy, Cork ; Listowel Castle, Kerry ; Kingston 
 House, Knightsbridge, London. 
 
 Ar>nj( — Gules, two bars, and a chief indented, or. 
 Crest— A demi-lion rampant, ari^ent, ducally gorged, or. 
 Sup})orters— Two drugrtna, wings addorsed, ermine, armed, 
 langued, and points of tail, gules. 
 itf otto— Odi profanum. 
 
 Hare, The Right Honorable William, Vis- 
 count Ennismore. Same arms, <fcc. 
 
 Hare, The Honorable Richard, captain in the 
 army. Same arais, &c. 
 
 Hare, The Honorable Robert, j.p. Bally- 
 more Cottage, Cove, Cork. 
 
 Hare, The Honorable Henry, deputy-lieuten- 
 ant of the county Cork, Commission dated 22nd 
 June, 1836. 
 
 Hare, The Honorable Charles Luke, captain 
 in the army. 
 
 Harrison, George Harrison Rogers, esq., 
 bluemantle pursuivant of Arms. College of 
 Arms, London. 
 
 * Harty, Sir Robert, baronet. Prospect 
 House, Roebuck, county Dublin. 
 
 * Harty, WilUam, esq., m.d., honorary fellow 
 King and Queen's College of Physicians in 
 Ireland. 8, Upper Gardiner-st., Dublin. 
 
 * Harty, William, esq., barrister-at-law. 8, 
 Upper Gardiner-st., Dublin. 
 
 * Harty, Joseph Mark, esq., lieutenant- 
 colonel in the army, k.h. 
 
 Haslett, William, esq. Londonderry. 
 
 HASTINGS, The Most Honorable Sir Paulyn 
 Reginald Serlo, Marquess of Hastings, Earl of 
 Rawdon, Viscount Loudoun, Baron Rawdon, of 
 Rawdon, in the county of York, Earl of Moira, 
 Baron Rawdon, county Down, and a baronet. 
 Donington Park, Leicestershire ; Rawdon Hall, 
 York ; Loudoun Castle, Ayrshire ; Moira, county 
 Down. 
 
 ^rm«— Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, a manch, sable ; 
 second and third, argent, a fess between three pheons, points 
 re\ersed, sable. 
 
 Crest— On a mural crown argent, a pheon as in arms, 
 therefrom issuant a laurel branch, proper. 
 
 Supporters not registered. 
 
 Motto— Et nos quoque tela sparsimus. 
 
 Hawkins, Very Rev. Thomas, d.d., dean of 
 Clonfert. 
 
 Hawkins, James, esq., barrister-at-law. 19, 
 Middle Gardiner-st., Dublin. 
 
 Hawkshaw, Rev. William, m.a., rector of 
 Upper Falian, in the diocese of Derry. 
 
 Hayes, Sir Edmund Samuel, baronet of Ire- 
 land, deputy-lieutenant, «tc., m.p. for the county 
 of Donegal. Drumboe Castle, Stranorlar, Done- 
 gal ; 61, Eaton-place, London. 
 
 Hedges, The Honorable William White, 
 deputy-lieutenant, &c. Macroom Castle, county 
 Cork. 
 
 * Hemsworth, Thomas, esq., j.p. Abbeyville, 
 Borrisokane, county Tipperary. 
 
 * Hemsworth, Thomas Richard, esq., cap- 
 tain in the army. 
 
 Herbert, Kenny, esq. Lockarrig, county 
 Cork. 
 
 'I' HEWITT, The Right Honorable James, 
 Viscount and Baron LifFord, of LiflFord, in the 
 county of Donegal, d.c.l. Astley Castle, 
 Coventry. 
 
HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 29 
 
 Arm*— Gules, a che\Ton engrailed, between three owls, 
 argent. 
 
 Ore**— On a wreath a broken tree, branch fesswaj's, thereon 
 an owl statant, all proper, 
 
 Supjiortert — Dexter, a falcon, sinister, a gritBn, or, the 
 wings of each expanded, argent, and gorged with a plain 
 collar azure, charged with three bezants. 
 
 Motto — Be just, and fear not. 
 
 Hewitt, The Honorable James, high sheriff 
 county Donegal 1841. Munglass, Stranorlar, 
 county Donegal. Same arms, «fcc. 
 
 Hewitt, The Honorable John James. Same 
 arms, «kc. 
 
 Hewitt, The Rev. John Pratt, m.a. 
 
 Hewitt, James, esq. 
 
 Hicks, Richard, esq. Kilmacanoge, Wicklow. 
 
 HiooiNSON, Henry Theophilus, esq., m.a. 
 Lisburn, county Antrim. 
 
 HioaiNSON, Thomas Edward, esq. Madras. 
 
 HILL, The Most Honorable Arthur Wills 
 Blundell Sandys Trumbull Windsor, Marquess 
 of Downshire, Earl of Hillsborough, Viscount 
 Hillsborough, Viscount Kilwarlin, Baron Hill, 
 of Kilwarlin, all in the county of Down, Earl of 
 Hillsborough, Viscount Fairford, Baron Har- 
 wich, of Harwich, in the county Essex, heredi- 
 tary constable of Hillsborough Fort, and colonel 
 of the South Down militia. Commission dated 30tA 
 July, 1845. Hillsborough Castle, Downshire ; 
 North Aston, Oxfordshire ; Hill, Oxfordshire ; 
 Hill Park, Kent ; Eusthamstead Park, Brack- 
 nell, Berkshire; 21, Hanover-sq., London. 
 
 ^r7n«— 8able, on a fess argent, between three leopards 
 passant, gardant or, spotted of the tield, as many escallops 
 gules. 
 
 Cr«$t — A reindeer's head, couped, gules, attired and col- 
 lared, or. 
 
 Supportert — Dexter, a leopard gardant, or, spotted sable, 
 ducallv gorged and chained, gules, sinister, a reindeer, gules, 
 attired, plain collared, and unguled, or. 
 
 Motto — Per Ueum et ferruin obtinui. 
 
 Hill, The Lord Edwin, m.p. for county Down, 
 lieutenant-colonel of the South Down militia, 
 Commission dated SOth July, 1845. 21, Hanover- 
 sq., London. Same arms, «tc. 
 
 Hill, The Right Honorable The Lord Arthur 
 Marcus Cecil, privy-councillor in England, m.p. 
 for Evesham, Worcestershire. 2, Chesham-st., 
 Belgrave-sq., London. Same arms, <tc. 
 
 Hill, The Lord George Augusta, major in 
 the army. Same arms, «tc. 
 
 HILL, Sir John, baronet of Ireland. St. Co- 
 lomb's, Londonderry, 
 
 Amu—StMe, a cherron ermlnoU, between three leopards' 
 fttces argent. 
 
 Cregt—X talbot's head, couped sable, guttee d'eau, collared 
 or, studded and ringed, gules. 
 
 Motto — Ne tentes aut pertice. 
 
 HiNTON, Thomas, esq. 
 
 HoDSON, Sir George Frederick John, deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county Wicklow, Commission 
 dated 8th March, 1834, j.p., high sheiiff county 
 Cavan 1839, and of county Wicklow 1846. Hol- 
 lybrook House, Bray, Wicklow. 
 
 HoEY, William Parsons, esq., deputy-lieuten- 
 ant of the city of Dublin, Commission dated 2nd 
 February, 1833, high sheriff county Wicklow 
 1832. 25, Leeson-st., Dublin. 
 
 HoHAN, Sir William Jackson, bart. 
 
 HoMAN, Philip George Stuart, esq. 
 
 fHOOD, The Right Honorable Samuel, 
 
 Baron Bridport, of Cricket St. Thomas. Cricket 
 St. Thomas, Chard, Somersetshire ; 12, Wim- 
 pole-st., London. 
 
 ^rm*— Ature, a fret argent, on a chief or, three crescents, 
 sable. 
 
 Crest— A Cornish chough, proper, the dexter claw support- 
 ing an anchor, in bend, or. 
 
 Supporters — Dexter, Neptune proper, mantled vert, 
 crowned, and the exterior hand resting on an anchor, or, 
 the inner hand supportinK a trident, sinister, a sea lion, 
 argent, supporting in the left pa» an anchor, or. 
 
 i/o«o— Steady. 
 
 Hood, The Honorable Alexander Nelson, cap- 
 tain Scots Fusilier Guards, Groom in waiting 
 to the Queen. Same arms, «tc. 
 
 HopKi.NS, Sir Francis, baronet of Ireland, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Westmeath. 
 Rochford, Mullingar, Westmeath, 
 
 HoRE, Walter, esq., high pherilF county Wex- 
 ford 1828, J.p. Harperstown, Taghmon, county 
 Wexford. 
 
 HoRE, William, esq. 
 
 HoRE, Ruthven, esq. 
 
 HoRE, Samuel, esq., captain r..n 
 
 HoRE, James Stopford, esq., captain r.n. 
 
 HoRE, Thomas, esq., captain Royal Engineers. 
 
 HoRE, Henry Cavendish, esq., lieutenant r.n. 
 
 HoRE, Walter, esq., captain in the army, j.p. 
 
 HoRE, James, esq. London. 
 
 HoET, Sir Josiah William, baronet, j.p. Hort- 
 land, Kilcock, Kildare. 
 
 IIoRT, John Josiah, esq., captain 61st Foot. 
 
 HoRT, William Fitzmaurice, esq. 
 
 HOUSTON, Richard Bayly Blakiston, esq., 
 J.p. Orangefield, Belfast, and Rodden's House, 
 Kirkcubbin, county Down. 
 
 ^rrrw— Quarterly, first and fourth, or, a cherron chequy 
 sable and argent, lutween three martlets, of the second; 
 second and third, argent, t«o bars, and In chief three cocka 
 statant, gules, an annulet aiurc for difllerence. 
 
 CVe*«»— First, a sand-glass, proper ; second crest, a cock as 
 In arms, charged with an annulet, or. 
 
 Motto— Do well, and doubt not. Over the crest In scroll. 
 In time. 
 
 f HOWARD, Sir William Forward, Earl of 
 Wicklow, Viscount Wicklow, Baron Clonmore, 
 of Clonmore Castle, county Carlow, lord-lieu- 
 tenant of the county of Wicklow, representative 
 peer, knight companion of the most illustrious 
 order of St. Patrick. Shelton Abbey, Arklow, 
 Wicklow ; Castle Forward, Donegal ; Stanmore 
 Park, Middlesex ; 2, Caveudish-sq., London. 
 
 ^rm*— Quarterly, first and fourth, gules, a bend, between 
 six cross crosslets, titchee, argent ; second and third, argent 
 a lion rampant, gules. 
 
 Crest— On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a lion 
 statant, gardant, tail extended, or, ducally gorged gules, in 
 the mouth an arrow fossways, proper. 
 
 Supporttrt—'Two stags proper, ducally gorged, attired, and 
 unguled or, and charged on the flanks with a cross-crosslet 
 as in arms. 
 
 Motto — Inservi Deo et Icetare. 
 
 Howard, Rev. and Honorable Francis, m.a., 
 vicar of Swords, county Dublin. Same arms, «fec'. 
 
 Howard, Sir Ralph, baronet, deputy-lieute- 
 nant of the county Wicklow, Commission dated 
 2ith Deeemher, 1831, j.p., m.p. for the county of 
 Wicklow, colonel of the Wicklow militia. Bushy 
 Park, coimty Wicklow ; 17, Belgrave-sq., Lon- 
 don. 
 
 * Humble, Sir Nugent, baronet, deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Waterford, Commissim 
 
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 HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 dated 17tli November, 1843. Clonkoskoran House, 
 county "Waterford. 
 
 HuMPHKEYS, William, esq., deputy-lieutenant 
 of the county Cavan, Commission dated ith March, 
 1842, J. p., high sheriff same county 1832. Bal- 
 lyhaise House, Balljhaise, Cavan. 
 
 HUSSEY, Anthony Strong, esq., deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Meath, Commission dated 
 '29th February, 1832, j.p. county Meath and Dub- 
 lin. MuUafin and Balrath, county Meath ; West- 
 town, Balbriggan, county Dublin ; 8, Mountjoy- 
 sq., west, Dublin. 
 
 Arms — Barry of six, ermine and gules, on a canton of the 
 last, a cross or. 
 
 Crest — On a mount vert, a hind passant, argent, beneath a 
 tree, proper. 
 
 Motto— Cot immobile. 
 
 HussET, Gerald, esq., barrister-at-law. Wes- 
 town, Balbriggan ; 8, Mountjoy-sq., west, Dub- 
 lin. Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 HussET, Malachy, esq. Same arms, &c. 
 
 HussEY, Anthony, esq., captain in Prince 
 Coburg's Lancers, Austrian Service. Same 
 arms, &c. 
 
 HussEY, Edward, esq. Same arms. 
 
 HussEY, Richard, esq., ensign in the 69th re- 
 giment of Foot. 
 
 + HUTCHINSON, John Hely, Earl of Do- 
 noughmore. Viscount Suirdale, Baron Donough- 
 more, of Knocklofty, in the county of Tipperary, 
 Viscount and Baron Hutchinson, of the United 
 Kingdom, lord-lieutenant of the county of Tip- 
 perary, privy-councillor in Ireland, knight com- 
 panion of the most illustrious order of St. 
 Patrick. Knocklofty, Clonmel, county Tipper- 
 ary ; Palmerston House, county Dublin ; 6, 
 Sackville-st., London. 
 
 Armt — Quarterly, first and fourth, per pale, gules and 
 azure, a lion rampant, between eight cross-crosslets, argent ; 
 second, azure, a fess, between three stags' heads erased in 
 chief argent, and a demi-lion rampant, in base, or ; third, 
 azure, a garb or, between three wolves' heads erased argent. 
 
 Cre««— Issuant from a ducal coronet or, a cockatrice, wings 
 addorsed, azure, comb, &c., of the first. 
 
 Supporters — Two cockatrices, wings addorsed, or, collared 
 sable, combed and wattled gules. 
 
 Motto — Fortiter gerit crucem. 
 
 Hutchinson, The Right Honorable Richard 
 John, Viscount Suirdale, captain in the army, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Tipperary, Com- 
 mission dated l^th March, 1845. Same arms, crest, 
 and motto. 
 
 Hutchinson, The Honorable Henry Hely, 
 colonel in the army. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Hutchinson, The Honorable Coote, captain 
 B.N. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Hutchinson, Sir Edward, baronet of Ireland. 
 Palermo, Bray, county Wicklow. 
 
 * Hutchinson, John Dawson, esq. Timoney, 
 county Tipperary. 
 
 * Hutchinson, Frederick, esq. 
 
 * Hutchinson, Joseph Fade, esq. 
 
 * Hutchinson, Summers, esq. 
 
 * Hutchinson, Samuel, esq. 
 
 * HYDE, John, esq., deputy-heutenant of the 
 county Cork, Commission dated 18th February, 
 1832, high sheriff same county 1831. Castle Hyde, 
 Fermoy, county Cork. 
 
 Arms— GnXea, two chevrons, argent, an ermine spot for 
 difference. 
 Crest— A leopard's head erased sable, bezantee. 
 Motto — Ue vivis nil uisi verum. 
 
 * Jackson, Thomas, esq., j.p. Fanningsto\vn, 
 Croom, county Limerick. 
 
 * Jackson, Frederick Hall, esq., captain in 
 the army. 
 
 * Jackson, Hamilton Llewellyn, esq., captain 
 in the Austrian Service. 
 
 * James, Sir John Kingston, baronet, deputy- 
 lieutenant of the city of Dublin, Commission 
 dated 2nd February, 1833, m.r.i.a. 9, Cavendish, 
 row, Dublin. 
 
 * James, John Kingston, esq. 
 
 * James, Francis Edward, esq., m.a. 
 
 * James, Benjamin Robert, esq. 
 Jennings, William David, esq. London. 
 Jeemyn, Miss Sophia. Dublin. 
 
 * Jervis, Sir Henry Meredyth Jervis White, 
 baronet of Ireland, lieutenant b.n., high sheriff 
 county Dublin 1839. Ballyellis, county Wexford ; 
 Belcamp, county Dublin. 
 
 * Jekvis, John, esq. Woodlands, Artane, 
 county DubUn. 
 
 * Jervis, Humphrey Charles, esq. 
 
 * Jervis, Henry, esq. 
 
 Jessop, Frederick Thomas, esq., m.r.i.a. 
 Ballymahon, county Longford. 
 
 Jessop, Rev. Robert, m.a. Stillorgan Park, 
 county Dublin. 
 
 * JOCELYN, Sir Robert, Earl of Roden, of 
 High Roding, in the county Tipperary, Viscount 
 Jocelyii, Baron Newport, Baron Clanbrassil, 
 of Hyde Hall, in Hertfordshire, and a baronet, 
 privy-councillor in England, deputy-lieutenant 
 of the county DoA\'n, Commission dated 27th De- 
 cember, 1831, custos rotulorum of the county of 
 Louth, knight companion of the most illustrious 
 order of St. Patrick. Hyde Hall, Sawbridge- 
 wortli, Herts ; Tollymore Park, Castlewellan, 
 Downshire ; Dundalk House, Louth ; United 
 Service Club, London. 
 
 Arms — Azure, a ring wreath, tortille, argent and sable, with 
 four hawks' bells, attached in quadrangle, or. 
 
 Crest — A falcon's leg erased, a la cuisse, proper, belled or. 
 
 Supporters— two falcons proper, belled or, gorged with the 
 wreath as in arms. 
 
 Motto — Faire mon devoir. 
 
 * JocELYN, The Right Honorable Robert, 
 Viscount Jocelyn, m.p. for Lynn Regis, high 
 sheriff county Louth 1842. 35, Curzon-st., May- 
 fair, London. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * JocELYN, The Honorable John Strange, 
 captain Scots Fusilier Guards. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Jocelyn, The Honorable William Nassau. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Jocelyn, The Honorable George Augustus 
 Frederick, captain 6th Dragoon Guards. Same 
 arms, «Sjc. 
 
 Johnson, Sir Henry Allen, baronet. Bath. 
 
 Johnson, Henry Franks Frederick, esq., cap- 
 tain in the army. 
 
 Johnson, William Victor, esq. 
 
 JONES, The Right Honorable Thomas Heron, 
 Viscount Ranelagh, of the county Wicklow, 
 Baron of Navan, county Meath. Fulham, 
 Middlesex ; 3, Bolton-row, London. 
 
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 31 
 
 Amu— Atxire, on a ctobs, between four pheons, pointe 
 downw anU or, five etoiles, gules. 
 
 Crett—A dexter arm einbowcd In armour, the hand in 
 gauntlet proper, grasping a Jart, or. 
 
 Supporters — Two grittins, erminuU. 
 
 J^o#o— Ccelitus mihi vires. 
 
 Jones, The Honorable Alexander Montgomery, 
 captain b.n. Same arms, die. 
 Jones, Alexander Montgomery, esq. 
 Jones, Robert Molesworth, esq. 
 Jones, Henry Herbert Montgomerj', esq. 
 
 * Jones, Daniel St. George, esq., j.p. Benada 
 Abbey, Ballymote, comity Sligo. 
 
 * Junes, Frederick, esq. 
 » Jones, James, esq. 
 
 Jones, Theophilus, esq., barrister-at-law, 
 assistant-barrister, comity Down. 18, Uarcourt- 
 Bt., Dublin. 
 
 Jones, Theobald, esq., captain in the royal 
 navy, m.p. for the county Londonderry. Bovagh, 
 Coleraine ; 30, Charles-st., St. James', London. 
 
 Jones, Walter, esq. 
 
 Jones, The Rev. James, m.a., rector of Kil- 
 more, and domestic chaplain to the Lord Pri- 
 mate. 
 
 Jones, John, esq., m.a. 21, Peter-st., Dublin. 
 
 * KAVANAGH, Thomas, esq. Borris House, 
 Goresbridge, Carlo w. 
 
 ./4 rm»— Argent, a lion rampant, and in base two crescents, 
 gules. 
 Crext — A garb or, issuant from a crescent as in arms. 
 Motto— 
 
 Kean, James, esq., captain r.n. 
 Kearney, John Cuthbert, esq., j.p. Garrets- 
 town, Kinsale, county Cork. 
 
 * Kearney, Hickman, esq. Williamstown, 
 county Dublin. 
 
 * Kearney, Michael, esq. 
 
 * Kearney, Hickman, esq., junior. 2, College- 
 green, Dublin. 
 
 Kellet, Sir Richard, baronet. Lota, county 
 Cork. 
 Kellet, Richard, esq. 
 Kellet, William, esq. 
 
 * Kelly, Denis Henry, esq., deputy-lieute- 
 nant of the county Roscommon, Commisslyn 
 dated 1th December, 1841, j.p. Castle Kelly, 
 Mount Talbot, county Roscommon. 
 
 * Kelly, Thomas Frederick, esq., ll.d., 
 M.B.I. A., barrister-at-law. 4, Lower Mount-st., 
 Dublin. 
 
 * K-ELLY, Joseph, esq. 
 
 * Kelly, Ignatius, esq. 
 
 * Kelly, William Thomas, esq. 
 
 * Kelly, Thomas Laffan, esq. 93, Lower 
 Gardiner-st., Dublin. 
 
 Kenah, Thomas, major-general in the army, 
 companion of the most honorable order of the 
 Bath. 
 
 * Kennedy, Sir John, baronet, deputy-lieute- 
 nant of the county Dublin, j.p. Johnstown, 
 county Dublin. 
 
 * Kennedy, Edward, esq. Johnstown, county 
 Dublin. 
 
 Kennedy, Charles Edward, esq. 
 
 * KiLDAiiL, William Sobieski, esq. 11, Hen- 
 rietta-st., Dublin. 
 
 * KiLDAHL, James, esq. 11, Henrietta-st., 
 Dublin. 
 
 KING, Sir Robert, Earl of Kingston, Viscount 
 Kingsborough, Baron Kingston, of Rockingham, 
 county Roscommon, Baron Kingston of Mitchels- 
 town, county Cork, in the United Kingdom, 
 baronet of Ireland, j.p. Mitchclstown Castle, 
 county Cork ; 35, Alpha-road, Regent's Park, 
 London. 
 
 Artns—Gnlea, two lions rampant, combatant, supporting a 
 dext«r hand, in pale, apaumee, argent. 
 
 Cret^— Out of a ducal coronet, or, a dexter hand in pale, 
 the third and fourth Angers cloae<l, argent. 
 
 Supporter*— Two lions, per fess argent and gules, ducallf 
 crowned of the liist. 
 
 ifoWo— Spes tutlssima ccelis. 
 
 Kino, The Honorable James, m.b.i.a. Same 
 arms, <fcc. 
 
 KING, The Right Honorable Robert Edward, 
 Viscount Lorton, Baron Erris, of Boyle, in the 
 county Roscommon, representative peer, lord 
 lieutenant and custos rotulorum of the county 
 of Roscommon, general in the amiy, colonel of 
 the Roscommon militia. Rockingham, Boyle, 
 county Roscommon ; 18, Chcsham-place, London. 
 
 .^rm«— Gules, two lions rampant, combatant, supporting a 
 dexter hand, in pale, apaumee, argent, a crescent for difTer- 
 ence. 
 
 Cregt — Out of a ducal coronet or, a dexter hand in pale, 
 the third and fourth Kngers closed, argent, charged with a 
 crescent gules, for difference. 
 
 Supporters— Two linns, per fess argent and gules, ducally 
 crovine<l,and each charged on the shoulder wiUi a crescent 
 of the last. 
 
 Motto— Spes tutissima coelis. 
 
 King, The Hon. Robert, deputy-lieutenant 
 county Sligo, Commission dated 25th October, 1838, 
 high sherili* county Roscommon 1834. Same 
 arms, &c. 
 
 King, The Rev. and Honorable Richard 
 Fitzgerald, m.a. 
 
 King, The Honorable Jolm. 
 
 King, The Honorable James William, cap- 
 tain B.N. 
 
 King, Henry, esq. 
 
 King, John Wingfield, esq. 
 
 King, Edward Robert, esq., captain in the 
 36th regiment of Foot. 
 
 King, Rev. Robert Henry, m.a. 
 
 King, Richard Fitzgerald, esq., captain b.n. 
 
 King, George, esq., captain in the army. 
 
 King, Sir Gilbert, baronet. Charlestown, 
 county Roscommon. 
 
 King, The Rev. Sir James Walker, m.a., rector 
 of Rathmore, county Kildare. 
 
 King, James Smyth, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 70, Blessington-st., Dublin. 
 
 King, Abraham, esq. 
 
 King, Samuel, esq., j.p. Mount Pleasant, 
 Waterford. 
 
 KiNGSBUBY, The Venerable Thomas, m.a., 
 archdeacon of Killala. 18, Ely-place, Dublin. 
 
 KiNGSMiLL, Sir John, knight. St. Catherine's, 
 Lucan, county Dublin. 
 
 Kingston, Arthur Johnston, esq., j.p. Moss- 
 town, Kenagh, county Longford. 
 
 KIR WAN, Martin Staunton, esq., deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Galway, CommissUm dated 
 bth July, 18Z2. Blindwell, Tuam, county Galway. 
 
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 HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 ^rw»— Argent, a chevron sable between three coots close, 
 proper. 
 
 Crest— X coot as in arms. 
 
 Jfo«o— J'aime mon Bieu, mon roy, et mon pais. 
 
 KiRWAN, Patrick, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county Galway, Commission dated 6th Febru- 
 ary, 1832. Cregg, county Galway. 
 
 KiawAN, John Andrew, esq., deputy-lieute- 
 nant of the county Galway, Commission dated 6th 
 November, 1843. Hillsbrook, Dangan, county 
 Galway. 
 
 KiRWAN, Charles Lionel, esq., deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Mayo, Commission dated 9th 
 December, 1833. Dalgin Park, Headford, county 
 Mayo. 
 
 KiRWAN, Denis, esq., deputy-lieutenant of the 
 county Galway, Commission dated 6th November, 
 1843. Castle Hacket, Tuam, county Galway. 
 
 KiRWAN, Richard, esq., captain in the army. 
 
 KiRWAN, Andrew, esq., captain in the army. 
 
 KiRWAN, Francis Martin, esq., lieutenant 4th 
 Light Dragoons. 
 
 * KNOX, Thomas, Earlof Ranfurly, Viscount 
 Northland, Baron Welles, of Dungannon, in the 
 county of Tyrone, Baron Ranfurly, of Ranfurlie, 
 in Renfrewshire, of the United Kingdom, deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county Tyrone, Commission 
 dated 9th February, 1838. Dungannon Park, 
 county Tyrone ; 8, George-st., Portman-sq., 
 London. 
 
 ^rm*— Gules, a falcon volant, or, within an orle engrailed, 
 undee, argent. 
 
 Crest— A falcon, perched, proper. 
 
 Supporters — Two falcons, wings expanded, proper, ducally 
 gorged, chained, armed, and membered, or. 
 
 Motto— Mo\eo et proflcior. 
 
 * Knox, The Right Honorable Thomas, Vis- 
 count Northland, m.p. for Dungannon, deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county Tyrone. Northland 
 House, Dungannon ; 38, Pall-mall, London 
 Same arms, &,c. 
 
 KNOX, The Right Rev. and Honorable 
 Edmund, d.d.. Lord Bishop of Limerick, Ard- 
 fert, and Aghadoe. The Palace, Limerick. 
 
 Arms — Gules, a falcon volant or, within an orle, engrailed, 
 undee, argent, a crescent for difference. The arms of the 
 diocese empaled on the right of the shield. 
 
 Knox, The Honorable William Stuart, lieu- 
 tenant 85th Light Infantry. 
 
 Knox, Venerable Edmund Dali"ymple, m.a., 
 archdeacon of Killaloe. 
 
 * Knox, John 
 
 * Knox, George, esq., deputy-lieutenant of the 
 county Londonderry, Commission dated 2Qth De- 
 cember, 1845. 
 
 KYLE, The Right Rev. Samuel, d.d.,m.r.i.a., 
 lord bishop of Cork, Cloyne, and Ross. The 
 Palace, Cork. 
 
 Anm—Ver fess sable and or, three altar candlesticks, 
 counterehanged, the arms of the diocese empaled on the right 
 of the shield. 
 
 Crent — A lion rampant, per fess sable and or, supporting 
 in the forepaws, a cross formee, fltchee, arutjnt. 
 
 Motto— Tihi soli. 
 
 l.A. 
 
 esq., deputy-lieutenant of the 
 county Mayo, Commission dated 6th February, 
 1832. Castlerea. 
 
 * Knox, Francis Blake, esq. 21, Rutland- 
 sq., north, Dublin. 
 
 * Knox, Annesley, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county Mayo, Commissicm dated 15th April, 
 1334, J. p., high sheriff same county 1829. Rappa 
 Castle, Ballina, county Mayo. 
 
 - Knox, John, esq., j.p., captain North Mayo 
 militia. Greenwood Park, Crosmolina, Mayo. 
 
 * Knox, Henry William, esq., deputy-lieute- 
 nant of the county Mayo, Commission dated 9th 
 December, 1833, j.p. Netley Park, Ballina, 
 county Mayo. 
 
 * Knox, John Frederick, esq., deputy-lieute- 
 nant of the county Mayo, j.p. Mount Falcon, 
 Ballina, county Mayo. 
 
 Kyle, William Cotter, esq., ll.d. 
 barrister-at-law. 8, Clare-st., Dublin. 
 
 LACKERSTEEN, John, Count of the Lateran, 
 and knight commander of the order of St. Gre- 
 gory of Rome. Calcutta, Bengal. 
 
 Arms-Arfrent, on the sea an East India merchant ship 
 under sail, with colours displayed, all proper, on a chief azure, 
 a bee volant in pale, or, between two clasps of arrows, banded 
 argent. 
 
 Crest— A Latin cross in pale, or, surmounted by an anchor 
 Eable, cabled argent. 
 
 Motto— T>eo et virtute. 
 
 Lackersteen, Robert, knight of the orders of 
 St. Sylvester, and of the Golden Spur of Rome. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 Lackersteen, William, knight of the order of 
 St. Gregory of Rome. Same anns, &c. 
 
 Lackersteen, James, esq. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Lackersteen, Augustus, esq. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Lackersteen, George, esq. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Laffan, Sir Joseph De Coui'cy, baronet, m.d., 
 K.H. Otham, Kent. 
 
 f LAMB, The Right Honorable Sir William, 
 Viscount Melbourne, Baron Melbourne, of Kil- 
 more, in the county of Cavan, Baron Melbourne, 
 of Melbourne, in Derbyshire, and a baronet, 
 privy-councillor in England and Ireland. Mel- 
 bourne Hall, near Derby ; Brocket Hall, Wel- 
 wyn, Herts ; 39, South-st., Grosvenor-sq., 
 London. 
 
 ^rnis— Gules, on a fess or, between three cinquefoils, 
 argent, two mullets, sable. 
 
 Crest— A demi-lion, rampant, gules, supporting with the 
 dexter paw, a mullet sable. 
 
 Supporters— Two lions gules, plain collared and chained, 
 or, on each collar two mullets, sable. 
 Motto— Yirtate et fide. 
 
 f*LAMBAllT, Frederick John William, 
 Earl of Cavan, Viscount Kilcoursie, Lord Lam- 
 bart, Baron of Cavan. Eaglehurst, Hants ; 
 Sharpham Park, Somersetshire. 
 
 ^r»w«— Gules, three narcissus argent, pierced of the field. 
 
 Crest — On a mount vert, a centaur, proper, drawing a bow 
 gules, the arrow, or. 
 
 Supporters— 'Iwo Roman soldiers, habited to the waist, 
 sable, the legs sar.delled, and the upper arms and thighs 
 fringed gules, garnished or, on each head a steel cap pi-oper, 
 with a fall of six ostrich feathers, alternately the second and 
 argent. 
 
 Motto— XJt quocunque paratus. 
 
 * Lamb ART, The Honorable Edward Arnold 
 Ford Henry, captain 65th regiment of Foot. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Lambart, The Honorable Oliver George. 
 Same arms, «fcc. 
 
 ' Lambart, The Honorable Oliver William 
 Matthew. Same arms, <kc. 
 
 * Lambart, Gustavus, esq., deputy-lieute- 
 nant of the county Meath, Commission dated 29th 
 February, 1832, j.?. Beau Pare, Slane, county 
 Meath. 
 
HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 33 
 
 * LAMBERT, Henry, esq., deputy-lieutenant 
 of the county Wexford, Commission dated 16th 
 February, 1832, j.p. Carnagh, NewKoss, county 
 Wexford. 
 
 w4rm*— First, vert, a Iamb passant, argent; second, ermine, 
 an eagle displayed gules; third, erinine, a border eugiailed, 
 gules ; fourth, sable, three stafl's in pale, two and one, raguly, 
 argent; tlfth, argent, a lion rampiint, double queued, vert, 
 the hind paw resting on a newt proper, all wichin a border, 
 gules ; sixth, argent, a ohe\ ron, between three roses, gules. 
 
 Oe-rt— A sa ittary passont, drawing a Iww and arrow, 
 argent, the human parts, gules. 
 
 Motto — Deus providebit. 
 
 * Lambert, Ambrose, esq. Newgrove, county 
 Kilkenny. Same arms and quarterings, in the 
 first quarter, a cn-scent for difference. 
 
 Lancaster, Thomas, esq. Fortwilliam, Bal- 
 linasloe, county Galway. 
 
 Langrishe, The llev. Sir Hercules Robert, 
 U.A., baronet of Ireland. Knocktopher, Kil- 
 kenny. 
 
 Langrishe, Rev. James. 
 
 Larcom, Thomas, esq., captain Royal En- 
 gineers. Phoenix Park, Dublin. 
 
 * LATOUCHE, The Rev. John, a.m. 
 
 A rtnt— Argent, a pomegranate slipped in pale, proper, on 
 a ehief gules, two mullets of the field. 
 Crest— On a wreath, a niuUet, or. 
 Motto — Quid verum atque decens, euro et rogo. 
 
 . * Latol'che, David Charles, esq., high sherifi 
 of the city of Dublin 1843, j.p. Marley, Rath- 
 farnham, county Dublin ; Luggela, Bray. 
 Same amis, «tc. 
 
 * Latocche, Cliarles John, esq. 
 
 * Latoiche, Robert, esq. 
 
 * Latodche, Peter, esq. 
 
 * Latouche, William Digges, esq. 
 
 » Latocche, James Laurence Digges, esq. 
 
 * Latouche, Rev. John George Digges, a.m. 
 Laurence, Walter, esq., j.p. Lisreaghan, 
 
 Eyrecourt, county Galway. 
 
 Laurence, Walter, e.sq., junior, captain 41st 
 Regiment. Lisreaghan, Eyrecourt, county 
 Galway. 
 
 Laurence, John, esq., b.a., Trinity College, 
 Dublin. 
 
 LAWLESS, The Right Honorable Sir Valen- 
 tine Browne, Baron Cloncurry, of Cloncurry, in 
 the county of Kildare, Baron CIonciUTy of the 
 United Kingdom, baronet of Ireland, privy- 
 councillor in Ireland, deputy-lieutenant of the 
 counties of Dublin and Kildare, Commissimi dated 
 18tA February, 1832, j.p. Lyons, Rathcoole, county 
 Kildare ; Maritimo, Blackrock, county Dublin j 
 Abington, county Limerick. 
 
 Armi — Argent, on a chief indented Kible, three garbs, or. 
 
 Cre#t— Out of a ducal coronet, or, a demi-kiiight, in armour, 
 the viior closed, brandishing a f.word, all proper. 
 
 Supportert— Dexter, a bull sable, sinister, a ram, argent. 
 
 Motto — Vlrtute et uumiue. 
 
 Lawless, The Honorable Edward, deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county Kildare, Commission 
 dated Sth September, 1837, high sheriff same 
 county 1838, and of county Dublin 1846. Lyons, 
 Rathcoole, county Kildare. Same arms, Ac. 
 
 Lawless, The Honorable Cecil John. Same 
 arras, <tc. 
 
 Lecky, John, esq. Shrule Castle, Queen's 
 County ; Cullenswood House, county Dublin. 
 
 j Leckt, John Hartpole, esq., j.p. Clonbrock, 
 I Queen's County ; Longford-terrace, MonkstowTi, 
 
 county Dublin. 
 
 j t * LEE, The Right Honorable Charles Henry 
 j Dillon, Viscount Dillon, of Costello Gallen, 
 I county Mayo, j.p, d.l. Loughglyn, Castlerea, 
 
 county Ro-scommon ; Ditchley Park, Oxon j 16, 
 
 Halkin-street, west, London. 
 
 j4mM— Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, a fcss, between 
 three crescents, sable; second and third, arjjent, a lion 
 passant, between three crescent-^, gules. 
 
 Crest — A demi lion rampant, gules, in the paws an etoile 
 wavy of eight points, or. 
 
 Supporters — Two angels, vested arcent, crined and winged 
 or, in each exterior hand a palm branch, proper. 
 
 Motto — Duni spiro spero. 
 
 Lees, Rev. Sir Harcourt, m.a., baronet. 
 Blackrock, county Dubhn. 
 
 Lees, John, esq. 
 
 Lees, George Cholmondeley, esq. 
 
 Lees, Bridgman, esq., Hon. E.i.c. Service. 
 
 Lees, William, esq. 
 
 Lees, John Cathcart, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 
 Lees, Cathcart, esq., m.d. 29, Lower Baggot- 
 st., Dublin. 
 
 Lees, William Eden, esq. 
 
 Lees, Thomas Orde, esq. Bloomfield, Mendon, 
 county Dublin. 
 
 Lees, Frederick Robert, esq. 31, Dame-st., 
 Dublin. 
 
 Lees, John, esq. 
 
 Lees, Henry, esq., captain 63rd Regiment of 
 Foot. 
 
 « LEESON, Sir Joseph, Earl of Miltown, 
 Viscount Russborough, Baron Rusfiborough, of 
 Russborough, in the county of Wicklow, knight 
 companion of the most illustrious order of St. 
 Patrick, j.p. Russborough House, Blesinton, 
 Wicklow. 
 
 Arms— Gales, a chief argent, on its base a cloud, therefrom 
 rays of the sun issuant. 
 
 Crest— A demi lion, rampant, gules, holding between th« 
 forepaws a sun in splendour, all proper. 
 fSufiporters— Dexter, a horse, sinister, a greyhound, argent. 
 i/o«to— Clarior e 1 
 
 Leeson, The Honorable Robert, 8, Ely-place. 
 
 Leeson, Robert, esq. 
 
 Leeson, Robert Cecil, esq. 
 
 Leeson, Sir William Edward, knight. Genea- 
 logist of the most illusti-ious order of St. 
 Patrick. Gresham-terrace, Kingstown, county 
 Dublin. 
 
 * LESLIE, George William Evelyn Leslie, 
 12th Earl of Rothes, Baron Leslie, and Ballin- 
 breich, of Ballinbreich, in Fifesliire, «bc. <kc. 
 Rothes Castle. 
 
 jlmw— Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, on a bend azure, 
 three round buckles, or ; second and third, or, a lion rampant 
 gulea, debruised with a ribbon, sable. 
 
 Crest — A demi-griftin, proper. 
 
 Supporters not registered. 
 
 Motto— Grip tast. 
 
 * LESLIE, The Right Rev. John, d.d.. Lord 
 Bishop of Elphin, Kilmore, and Ardagh. Kil- 
 more House, Cavan. 
 
 Arms — Argent, on a bend azure, between two holly leaves, 
 vert, three round buckles or, empaled with the arms of the 
 dioce:e on the right of the shield. 
 
 » LESLIE, Charles Powell, esq., m.p. for the 
 county of Monaghan. Glasslough, Tynan, 
 county Monaghan ; 3, Upper Harley-st., London. 
 C 
 
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 HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 ^r»M— Argent, on a bend azure, between two holly leaves, 
 Tert, three round buckles, or. 
 Crest — A Griffin's head, erased, gules. 
 JI/o«o— Grip fast. 
 
 L'EsTRANGE, Henry Peisley, esq., deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the King's County, Commission dated 
 20th April, 1832, lieutenant-colonel of the King's 
 County militia, Commission dated Qth May, 1831. 
 Moystown, Banagher, King's County. 
 
 L'EsTRANGE, Harry Peisley, esq., junior, cap- 
 tain, 29th (the Worcestershire) regiment of 
 I'oot. 
 
 L'EsTRANGE, Francis, esq. 
 
 L'EsTRANGE, George, esq., captain in the 
 army, chamberlain to His Excellency the Lord 
 Lieutenant of Ireland. Dublin Castle. 
 
 L'EsTRANGE, Edmund, esq. 
 
 L'EsTRANGE, George Guy Carleton, esq., c.b., 
 lieutenant-general in the army, colonel of the 
 95th Foot. 
 
 L'EsTRANGE, Anthony Robert, esq., major, 
 71st Highland Light Infantry. 
 
 L'EsTRANGE, Torriano Francis, esq., captain 
 in the army, j.p. Lynn, Mullingar, Westmeath. 
 
 L'EsTRANGE, Thomas, esq. 
 
 L'EsTRANGE, Francis, esq. 12, Gower-st., 
 north, London. 
 
 L'EsTRANGE, Hilary Frederick, esq., barris- 
 ter-at-law. 30, York-terrace, Regent's Park, 
 London. 
 
 * Levinge, Sir Richard, baronet of Ireland, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Westmeath, 
 Commission dated lOtfe December, 1831, j. p. 
 Knockdi'in Castle, Mullingar, county West- 
 meath. 
 
 * Levinge, Richard, esq., j.p., lieutenant- 
 colonel of the Westmeath regiment of militia, 
 Commission dated 3rd January, 1846. 
 
 * Levinge, George Charles Rawdon, captain 
 
 B.H.A. 
 
 * Levinge, Reginald, esq., lieutenant r.n. 
 
 * Levinge, Vere Henry, esq., of the Honorable 
 E.i.c. Service. 
 
 * Levinge, William James, esq. 
 
 * Levinge, Godfrey, esq., j.p. Callan, Mul- 
 lingar. 
 
 *L0FTUS, The Most Honorable Sir John 
 Henry, Marquess and Earl of Ely, Viscount 
 Loftus of Ely, Baron Loftus, of Loftus Hall, 
 county Wexford, baronet of Ireland, Baron 
 Loftus, of Long Loftus, Yorkshire, in the United 
 Kingdom, deputy-lieutenant of the county Wex 
 ford, Co^nmission dated ^rd November, 1845, j.p 
 Ely Lodge, Enniskillen, Fermanagh ; Loftus 
 Hall, Fethard, county Wexford; 8, George-st, 
 Portman-sq., London. 
 
 Arms — Sable, a chevron engrailed ermine, between three 
 trefoils, slipped argent. 
 
 Crest— A boar's head couped, in pale, argent. 
 
 Supporters— Tv/o eagles, wings expanded, argent, armed 
 and membered or, each charged on the breast with a trefoil, 
 slipped, proper. 
 
 JUotto — Prend moi tel que je suis ; over the crest in scroll, 
 Loyal au mort. 
 
 * Loftus, The Lord George William. Same 
 arms, crest, &c. 
 
 * Loftus, Rev. the Lord Adam, m.a., j.p. 
 Ely Lodge, Enniskillen. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Loftus, The Lord Augustus William Fred- 
 erick. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Loftus, The Lord Henry Yorke Astley, aide- 
 de-camp to the Lord Lieutenant. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Loftus, William Francis Bentinck, esq,, 
 major-general in the army. 
 
 * Loftus, William James, esq., lieutenant 
 38th (StafPordshire) regiment of Foot. 
 
 * Loftus, Henry, esq., lieutenant 71st (High- 
 land) regiment of Foot. 
 
 * Loftus, George Colby, esq. Woodland 
 House, Blandford, Dorsetshire. 
 
 * Loftus, The Rev. Arthur, clerk, m.a., rector 
 of Fineham, and vicar of Helhoughton, Norfolk. 
 
 * Loftus, Charles, esq. 
 
 * Loftus, Frederick, esq., captain in the 
 army. 
 
 * Loftus, Arthur, esq., captain r.n, Rathan- 
 gan, county Kildare. 
 
 * Loftus, Arthur John, esq., lieutenant 97th 
 regiment of Foot. 
 
 Longfield, Richard, esq., deputy-lieutenant 
 of the county Cork, Commission dated 20th Octo- 
 ber, 1842. Longueville, Mallow, county Cork. 
 
 Longfield, John, esq., captain in the 8th regi- 
 ment of Foot. 
 
 Longfield, The Rev. Mountifort, d.d., vicar 
 of Desertserges, county Cork. 
 
 Longfield, Mountifort, esq., ll.d., q.c, 
 Regius Professor of Feudal and English Law 
 in the University of Dublin. 6, FitzwiUiam-sq., 
 west. 
 
 Loughnan, Francis, esq., lieutenant 50th re- 
 giment Native Infantry, Hon. e.i.c. Service, 
 Madras. 
 
 LowRT, Robert William, esq., deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Tyrone, Commission dated 
 1st Fefn-uary, 1832, j.p. Pomeroy House, Dun- 
 gannon, county Tyrone. 
 
 LowRT, Robert William, esq. junior, barrister- 
 at-law. Pomeroy House, Dungannon, county 
 Tyrone; 9, Henrietta-st., Dublin. 
 
 LowRY, John Fetherstone, esq., barrister-at- 
 law. Queen's Inns Chambers, 9, Henrietta-st., 
 Dublin. 
 
 LowBY, Rev. James, m.a., j.p., rector of 
 Clogherney. Omagh, county Tyrone. 
 
 LowRT, James, esq. j.p. Rockdale, Cookstown, 
 county Tyrone. 
 
 LowRT, James Corry, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 Rockdale, county Tyrone, and 24, Great Charles- 
 st., Dublin. 
 
 * LUCAS, The Right Honorable Edward, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Monaghan, 
 Commission dated 23rd February, 1832, J. p., 
 member of the most honorable the Privy Council 
 in Ireland, and late Under-secretary of State for 
 Ireland. Castle Shane, county Monaghan ; Ca- 
 
 I vendish Hotel, 81, Jermyn-st., London ; Ste- 
 phen's-green, Dublin. 
 
 Arms— Aritent, a fess, between six annulets, gules. 
 
 Cre«<— Out of a ducal coronet or, a demi griffin, wings ex- 
 panded, gules. 
 
 j»/o«o— Stat religione parentum. 
 
 * Lucas, Francis, esq., captain 6th (Royal 
 Warwickshire) regiment of Foot. 
 
UKRALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 35 
 
 ♦ Lucas, Edward, esq. 
 
 • LrcAS, Fitzherbert, esq. 
 
 ♦ LccAs, Charles, esq. 
 
 • Lucas, Gould, esq. 
 
 Lynch, Nicholas, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county Gahvay, Commission dated lith Octo- 
 ber, 1840, and high sheriff of Galway town 1843. 
 Barna, county Galway. 
 
 Lynch, George Staunton, esq., j.p. Clydagh 
 House, Headford, county Gahvay. 
 
 Ly.vch, Henry Cormick, esq., captain Hon. 
 E.i.c. Sernee. 
 
 Lynch, Charles, esq. 
 
 Lynch, Thomas, esq., j.p, Lavally, Cranraore, 
 Gahvay. 
 
 Lynch, Martin, esq., captain in the army, j.p. 
 Roseberry, Hallymoe, Galway. 
 
 Lynch, Andrew Crean, esq., deputy-lieute- 
 nant of the county Mayo, Commission dated tith 
 Fehrimry, 183"2, high sheritF same county 1832. 
 Hollybrook, Hollymount, county Mayo. 
 
 Lynch, Patrick Crean, esq., j.p., high sheriff 
 county Mayo 1846, j.p. Clogher House, Bally- 
 glass, Mayo. 
 
 Lynch, John, esq., j.p. Partry, Ballinrobe, 
 Galway. 
 
 Lyons, William, esq. Old Park, Belfast, 
 county Antrim. 
 
 Lyons, Charles, esq. Cork. 
 
 LYSA6HT, The Right Honorable George, 
 Baron Lisle, of Mountnorth, in the county Cork. 
 Moimtnorth, county Cork. 
 
 ^r»u—Ar;o;"t, three spears, in pale, gules, on a chief aiure, 
 « lion of England. 
 
 Crest— A dexter arm, embowcd, vested gules, the hand 
 graitping a straight sword, proper, hilt and pomel, or. 
 8upportert—TviQ lions, or. 
 J/o«o— Bella! horrida bella ! 
 
 Lysaoht, The Honorable John, captain South 
 Devon militia. Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 Lysaght, The Hon. James. Same arms, <tc. 
 
 Lysaoht, The Hon. Arthur. Same arms, «tc. 
 
 Lysaght, The Honorable Samuel Knight. 
 Same arms, ic. 
 
 Lysaght, The Honorable Peter Foulkes, cap- 
 tain loth (North Lincolnshire) regiment of Foot. 
 Same arms, «kc. 
 
 Lysaght, James, esq. 
 
 LYTTELTON, The Right Honorable Su- 
 George William, Baron Westcotc, of Ballymore, 
 in the county of Longford, Lord Lyttelton, Baron 
 of Frankley, Worcestershire, and a baronet, 
 lord lieutenant and custos rotulorum of the 
 county Worcester, high steward of Bewdley, 
 F.E.s. Haglcy Park, Stourbridge, Worcester- 
 shire ; 39, Grosvenor-place, London, 
 jlrm*— Argent, a chevron, between three escallops, sable. 
 Cregt — A >Ioor'8 bead In profile, couped at the shoulders, 
 proper, temples wreathed ai^nt, and sable. 
 
 Supportfirt — Dexter, a merman, holding in the exterior 
 hand, a trident, proper, sinister, a mermaid, proper, holding 
 a mirror, or, of each, the waist and tail, fringed gules. 
 .»/o«o— Renovato nomine. 
 
 Lyttelton, The Honorable Spencer. Same 
 arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 M' Alpine, James, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county Mayo, lieutenant-colonel in the army. 
 Windsor House, Castlebar, county Mayo. 
 
 Mac Alpine, Robert, esq., ban'isterat-law. 
 
 * MAC CARTHY, Robert, esq., j.p. Carrig- 
 navar, county Cork. 
 
 .arm*— Argent, a staj trippant, gules, attired and unguled, 
 or. 
 
 Crest— \ dexter cubit arm, in pale, vested azure, cuffed 
 argent, the hand grasping a newt proper. 
 
 J/t>«o— I'ortis, I'erox, et celer. 
 
 * Mac Carthy, Justin, esq., barrister-at-Iaw. 
 22, Moles worth-st., Dublin. 
 
 * Mac Cauthy, Frederick Caleb, esq. 
 
 * Mac Cauthy, Joseph, esq. 
 
 * Mac Cauthy, Daniel, esq. Florence, Italy. 
 Macartney, The Rev. Sir William, m.a., ba- 
 
 ronet of Ireland. Lish, Armagh. 
 Macartney, John, esq. 
 Macartney, William, esq. 
 
 * M'CLINTOCK, John, esq., deputy-lieuten- 
 ant of the county Louth, j.p. Dinimcar, Dun- 
 leer, county Louth. 
 
 .<lrm»— Per pale, gules and azure, a chevronel ermine, be- 
 tween three escallops argent. 
 Crest — A lion passant, projier. 
 i/otto—Virtute et labore. 
 
 * M'Clintock, John, esq., junior, major in 
 the Louthshire militia, high sheriff county Louth 
 1840, J.p. Droraisken House, Castlebelliugham, 
 county Louth. 
 
 * M'Clintock, William Bunbury, esq,, j.p., 
 captain R.N. Manor Highgate ; Clones, county 
 Fermanagh. Same arms, <fec. 
 
 * M'Clintock, The Rev. Robert Le Poer, m.a., 
 rector of Castlebellingham, archdiocese of Ar- 
 magh. Spencer Hall, Castlebellingham, county 
 Louth. 
 
 * M'Clintock, Henry Stanley, esq., j.p. New- 
 bury House, Kilcuilen, county Kildare. 
 
 * M'Clintock, George Augustus Jocelyn, esq,, 
 lieutenant 52nd Light Infantry. Same arms, <fcc, 
 
 * M'Clintock, TheRev. Henry Fitzalan, m.a,, 
 vicar of Ballymodan, Bandon, diocese of Cork. 
 Bandon, county Cork. 
 
 * M'Clintock, The Rev. Lowry, m.a., incum- 
 bent of Monivea, diocese of Tuam. Monivea, 
 county Galway. 
 
 * M'Clintock, Alexander Edward, esq., de- 
 puty seijeant-at-arms for Ireland, 1, Fitzgib- 
 bon-st., Dublin. 
 
 M'Clintock, Francis Leopold, esq., lieuten- 
 ant R.N. 
 M'Clintock, Alfred Henry, esq., m.d. Dublin. 
 M'Clintock, William, esq. West Indies. 
 
 * M'Clintock, Samuel, esq., high sheriff 
 county Louth 1843, j.p. Newtown House, 
 Drogheda, county Louth j Sepkinore House, 
 Omagh, county Tyrone. 
 
 * M'Clintock, Robert, esq., j.p. Dunmore 
 Hall, Carrigans, county Donegal. 
 
 * M'Clintock, William Kerr, esq., s.p. Ham- 
 stead Hall, Londonderry. 
 
 * Mac Dermot, Roe, Thomas, esq., j.p. Alder- 
 ford, Ballyfarnon, county Roscommon. 
 
 Mac Dermot, Andrew, esq. Liverpool. 
 
 t MACDONALD, The Right Honorable Sir 
 Godfrey William, Baron Mac Donald, of Slate, 
 in the county Antrim, baronet of Nova Scotia, 
 deputy-lieutenant, <fec. Armidale, IsleofSkye; 
 5, Albany, London. 
 
 C2 
 
36 
 
 HERALDIC CxiLENDAR. 
 
 ^rm<— Quarterly, first, argent, a Hon rampant, gules; 
 tecond, or, a dexter cubit arm in armour, fessways, in the 
 hand proper a cross crosslet fltchee, gules ; third, or, a lym- 
 phad, sails furled, sable, colours gules; fourth, vert, a salmon 
 naiant, proper. 
 
 Crest— A cubit arm and cross, as in arms. 
 
 Supporters — Two leopards, proper, plain collared, or. 
 
 Motto — Per mare, per terras. 
 
 Macdonald, The Honorable James William. 
 Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 Macdonald, The Honorable William. Same 
 arms, &c. 
 
 Macdonald, Archibald, esq. 
 
 Macdonald, James, esq. 
 
 Macdonald, Arthur, esq. 
 
 MACDONNELL, Hugh Seymour, Earl of 
 Antrim, Viscount Dunluce, of Dunluce, in the 
 county of Antrim, deputy-lieutenant of the 
 county Antrim, Commission dated '25th February, 
 1836, J. P. Glenarm Castle, county Antrim ; 33, 
 Eaton-place, London. 
 
 Arms — Quarterly, first, or, a lion rampant gules, in the 
 dexter paw a thistle, proper ; second, or, a dexter arm, em- 
 bowed, issuant sinister in fess, from clouds, proper, holding 
 a cross crosslet, fitchee, azure ; third, argent, a lymphad, sails 
 furled, sable ; fourth, per fess, azure and vert, a dolphin, 
 naiant, proper. 
 
 Mac Donnell, Edraond, esq., deputy-lieute- 
 nant of the county Antrim. Glenarm Castle, 
 Antrim; 44, Brook-st., London. 
 
 * Mac Donnell, Alexander, esq., j.p. Ban- 
 nabrougha, Wicklow. 
 
 * Mac Donnell, Charles Patrick O'Hanlon, 
 esq. Bannabrougha and Ballynorran, county 
 Wicklow, 
 
 * Mac Donnell, John O'Hanlon, esq. 
 
 * Mac Donnell, James Alexander O'Hanlon, 
 esq. 
 
 MACGILLYCUDDY, Richard, (The Mac GiUy- 
 cuddy of the Reeks,) deputy-lieutenant of the 
 county Kerry, Commission dated 20th Fehi-uary, 
 1831, J.p. Whitefield, Killorglin, county Kerry. 
 
 Arms — Gules, a griflSn sejant, wings endorsed, or. 
 
 Crest — On a wreath, a mountain, proper. 
 
 Motto — Sursum corda. 
 
 * Mac Guire, John William, esq. Rosstrevor, 
 county Down. 
 
 * M 'Kenny, Sir Thomas, baronet, deputy- 
 lieutenant of the city of Dublin, Commission 
 dated 2nd February, 1833. 25, Lower Fitzwilliam- 
 st., Dublin. 
 
 * M'Kennt, William, esq. 25, Lower Fitz- 
 william-st., Dublin. 
 
 * M 'Kenny, John, esq. Beresford-place, 
 Dublin. 
 
 Mac Mahon, Sir Beresford Burston, baronet, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Tyrone, Com- 
 mission dated 7th February, 1842. Facarry House, 
 county Tyrone; Fortfield, Rathfarnham, county 
 Dublin. 
 
 Mac Mahon, William John, esq. 
 
 Mac Mahon, Robert, esq. 
 
 Mac Mahon, Augustus, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 49, Lower Camden-st., Dublin. 
 
 Mac Mahon, Charles, esq. 
 
 * Macnamaba, Council Wilkins, esq. 
 
 * Macnamar A, Patrick James Dillon, esq,, j.p. 
 Ayle, TuUa, county Clare. 
 
 * Macnamara, William Nugent, esq., major 
 in the army, m.p, for the county of Clare, j.p 
 
 Doolin Castle, Ennistimon, county Clare; 
 Junior United Service Club, London. 
 
 * Macnamara, Francis, esq., deputy-lieute- 
 nant of the county Clare, Commission dated 2Zrd 
 April, 1835, high sheriff same county 1839, j.p. 
 Arran View, Ennistimon, county Clare. 
 
 * Macnamara, John, esq. M<^her, Ennisti^ 
 mon, county Clare. 
 
 MACNEILL, Sir John, knight, ll.d. f.r.s, 
 M.R.I. A., «kc. 28, Rutland-sq., Dublin. 
 
 Arms — Per fess, gules and or, in chief three mullets of the 
 second, in base, a lymphad with sails furled, and oars of the 
 first. Over all a fess party per pale azure and argent ; in 
 dexter, a lion rampant of the last ; in sinister, a dexter hand 
 fess ways ; and in base a salmcm naiant in the sea, all proper. 
 
 Crest— A dexter arm embowed in srmour, in the hand a 
 dagger, all proper. 
 
 Motto — Vincere aut mori. 
 
 MacNeill, Torquil, esq. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Madden, Charles, esq., captain r.n. 
 
 * Madden, Sir Frederick, knight, k.h., f.r.s., 
 F.S.A., gentleman of Her Majesty's Most Honor- 
 able Privy Chamber, keeper of the MSS. in the 
 British Museum. The British Museum, London. 
 
 * Magan, William Henry, esq. 
 
 * Magan, Arthur, esq. 
 
 * Magan, Thomas Tilson, esq, 70, Lower 
 Baggot-st., Dublin. 
 
 * Magan, Percy, esq, 
 
 * Magan, Henry, esq. 
 Magenis, Richard, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 
 the county Antrim, Commission dated 16th April, 
 1832. Harrold Hall, Bedfordshire. 
 
 Magenis, Arthur, esq. 
 
 Mahon, Denis, esq., deputy-lieutenant of the 
 county Roscommon, Commission dated 1st June, 
 1839, major in the army. Strokestown House, 
 county Roscommon. 
 
 Mahon, Thomas, esq. 
 
 Mahon, John, esq. 
 
 * Mahon, Sir James Ross, baronet, deputy- 
 lieutenant county Galway, Commission dated 15th 
 February, 1843. Castlegar, county Galway ; 22, 
 Stephen's-green, north, Dublin. 
 
 * Mahon, William, esq. 
 
 * Mahon, John Denis, esq. 
 
 * Mahon, Henry, esq. 
 
 * Mahony, Daniel, esq. Dunloe Castle, Kil- 
 larney, county Kerry, 
 
 * Mahony, John, esq. Tubrid, Kenmare, 
 county Kerry. 
 
 * Mahony, Richard, esq. Aghada, Caher- 
 civeen, county Kerry. 
 
 * Mahony, Pierce, esq., sometime m.p. for 
 Kinsale. Gunsborough, Listowel, county Kerry ; 
 Friary House, Stillorgan, coimty Dublin; 23, 
 William-st., Dublin. 
 
 * Mahony, Pierce Kenefeck, esq., account- 
 ant-general, Court of Exchequer, high sheriflF 
 county Kerry 1843, j.p. Kilmeany, Listowel, 
 county Kerry ; 29, Harcoui-t-st., Dublin. 
 
 * Mahony, David, esq. 23, William-st., Dublin, 
 f MAJOR, The Right Honorable Sir John 
 
 Henniker, Baron Henniker, of Stratford-upon- 
 Slaney, county Wicklow, and a baronet, m.p. 
 for Suffolk, E.D. Thornham Hall, Stoke, Suf- 
 folk ; 49, Portland-place, London. 
 
HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 37 
 
 Xr»rM— Quarterly, first and fourth, or, on a chevron frules, 
 between two crescents in chief, and in base an escallop, aiure, 
 three etoiles, argent ; second and third, axure, three Corinth- 
 ian columns, (two and one.) each capped with a ball, or. 
 
 CresU— Vint, an escallop, or, charged with an etoile, gules ; 
 second crest, a dexter arm embowed, vested azure, cuffed 
 argent, charged at the bend with a pUite, in the hand proper, 
 a truncheon, or. 
 
 .Su/(p->rfer«— Dexter, a buck argent, attired and unguled, 
 or, gorged with an oakleaf clmplet, therefrom pendant an 
 inescutcheon, aiure, charged with an escallop, as the crest, 
 sinister, an otter, argent, ducally gorged, or, therefrom a 
 shield with the arms of .Major. 
 
 Motto — Deus major columna. 
 
 » Mandeks, Richard, esq., high sheriflf county 
 Dublin 1833. Brackenstown Park, county Dub- 
 lin ; 3, Mountjoy-sq., north, Dublin. 
 
 » Mandees, Robert, esq. 7, Merrion.sq., east. 
 
 * Mansfield, Walter, esq., j.p. Yeomans- 
 tow-n. Naas, county Kildare. 
 
 * Mansfield, John, esq. 
 
 * Mansfield, Walter, esq. 
 
 * Maquay, George, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 
 * Marsh, Sir Henry, baronet, president of 
 the King and Queen's College of Physicians, 
 and physician in ordinary to the Queen for 
 Ireland. Castleknock, county Dublin ; 9, 
 Merrion-sq., north, Dublin. 
 
 * Mabsh, Henry, esq., captain, 3rd (the 
 Prince of Wales') regiment of Dragoon Guards. 
 
 Marsh, Francis, esq. 
 
 Marsh, Digby, esq. 
 
 Martin, Thomas Barnewall, esq., deputy, 
 lieutenant of the county Galway, m.f. for the 
 county of Galway. Ballinahinch Castle, Ough- 
 terard, county Galway ; 2, Trinity-place, Char- 
 ing Cross, London. 
 
 Martin, James, esq., deputy-lieutenant of the 
 county Galway, Commission dated 6th November, 
 1843. Ross House, Galway. 
 
 Martin, Robert, esq., j.p. Ross House, Gal- 
 way. 
 
 Martin, John, esq., deputy-lieutenant of the 
 county Sligo. Sligo, 
 
 Martyn, John, esq., J.P. TuUyra Castle, 
 Gort, county Galway. 
 
 Mason, William Monck, esq. Paris. 
 
 Mason, Henry Joseph Monck, esq., ll.d., 
 M.R.I. A., bai'rister-at-law, librarian to the Hon- 
 orable Society of Queen's Inns, Dublin. Queen's 
 Inns, Henrietta-st., Dublin, and Dargle, Bray. 
 
 Mason, John Monck, esq., captain 24th regi- 
 ment of Foot. 
 
 MASSY, The Right Honorable Hugh Hamon 
 Ingoldsby, Baron Massy, of Duntrileague, in the 
 county Limerick. Hermitage, Castleconnell, 
 county Limerick. 
 
 A rm*— Argent, on a chevron, between three lozenges, sable, 
 a lion pas'ant, or, armed and langued, gules. 
 
 Crest— Out of a ducal coropet, or, a bull's head gules, armed 
 sable. 
 
 Supporters— tfot registered. 
 
 Motto— Thro UberUte Patriae. 
 
 Masst, The Honorable John. 2, Upper 
 Merrion-st., Dublin. 
 
 Massy, The Honorable John, lieutenant- 
 colonel in the army. 40, Upper FitzwiUiam-st., 
 Dublin. 
 
 Massy, Hugh Hamon John, esq., captain in 
 the army. 
 
 Masst, Hugh, esq,, lieutenant 85th regiment 
 of Foot. 
 
 Massy, John, esq. 
 
 fMASSEY, The Right Honorable Eyre, 
 Baron Clarina, of Elm Park, in the county 
 Limerick, deputy-lieutenant of the county Lim- 
 erick, Commission dated 6th February, 1832, j.p. 
 Elm Park, Limerick. 
 
 A nnt— Argent, on acbevron, between three lozenges, sable, 
 a lion pa.' sunt, or. 
 
 Crest— Oat of a ducal coronet, or, a. bull's bead, gules, 
 armed rable. 
 
 Su/>port€rs—Ty/o grenadiers In uniform, in each exterior 
 hand a straight sword, all proper. 
 
 Mottc—Vro libertate Patris. 
 
 Masset, The Honorable Nathaniel Henry 
 Charles, major in the army, ly, Cumberland. 
 St., London. Same arms, &,c. 
 
 Massey, The Honorable George. 
 
 Massey, Sir Hugh Dillon, baronet of Ireland, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Clare, CommiS' 
 sum dated 2Uh August, 1843, j.p., high sheriff 
 same county 1833. Summer Hill, O'Brien's 
 Bridge, Clare. 
 
 Massey, John Bolton, esq. Brazil, Swords, 
 county Dublin ; Ballywire, county Tipperary ; 
 55, Stephen's-green, east, Dublin. 
 
 Massey, John Bolton, esq., junior, barrister- 
 at-law. 55, Stephen's-green, east, Dublin. 
 
 * MATURIN, Charles, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 3, Queen's Inns, Henrietta-st., Dublin. 
 
 Arms — Argent, a chevron, between in chief two martlets, 
 gules, and in base a mount, proper. 
 Crest — A horse, courant, argent. 
 Motto — Minatur. 
 
 * Maturin, John, esq. 2, Upper Temple-st., 
 Dublin. 
 
 * Maturin, The Rev. William, m.a„ rector 
 of Grangegorman, county Dublin. 
 
 t * MAUDE, The Right Honorable Sir Com- 
 wallis, Viscount llawarden, of Hawarden, 
 county Tipperary, Baron De Montalt, of 
 Hawarden, baronet of Ireland, deputy-lieute- 
 nant of the county Tipperary, Commission dated 
 •liith January, 1832, j.p., representative peer, lord 
 in waiting to the Queen. Dundrimi, Cashel, 
 county Tipperary ; 5, St. George's-place, Hyde 
 Park Corner, London. 
 
 .ilrtn*— Quarterly, first and fourth, azure, a Hon rampant, 
 argent, armed and langued, guUs ; second and third, ar^nt, 
 three bars gemelles, sable, over all a Uon rampant, gules. 
 
 Crest — A lion's gamb erased and erect, graspuig an oak 
 branch, proper, acomed, or. 
 
 Support rs — Two lions rampant, argent, charged on the 
 shoulder with a cross crosslet, titchee, or. 
 
 Motto — Vlrtute securus. 
 
 * Maude, The Honorable Cornwallis, lieute- 
 nant 2nd regiment of Life Guards. Same arms, 
 crest, and motto. 
 
 * Maude, The Very Rev. and Honorable 
 Robert William, M.A., dean of Clogher. Same 
 ai-ms, &c. 
 
 * Maude, The Rev. and Honorable, John 
 Charles, m.a., rector of Enniskillen. Same arms, 
 &c. 
 
 * Maude, The Honorable Francis, captain 
 B.N. 10, Glo'ster-terracc, London. 
 
 t* MAXWELL, The Right Honorable Sir 
 Henry, Baron Farnham, of Farnham, in the 
 county of Cavan-, representative peer, deputy- 
 
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 HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 lieutenant of thecovinty Cavan. Commission dated 
 2ith April, 1839, knight companion of the most 
 illusti-ious order of St. Patrick. Carlton Club, 
 Pall Mall, London ; Farnham, county Cavan. 
 
 ^r>»M— Quarterly, first, argent, a saltier, and "in chief three 
 palets, sable ; second, argent, a saltier sable, within a bordure 
 counter componee of the second and first ; third, argent, a 
 bead azure ; fourth, argent, three bars, gules. 
 
 Crjst — A buck's head, erased, proper. 
 
 Sup;)OTters—Tvto bucks, proper. 
 
 Motto— 3 e suis pret. 
 
 * Maxwell, The Honorable Somei-set Rich- 
 ard, deputy-lieutenant of the county Cavan, 
 Commission dated 31st March, ISil, J. p. counties 
 "Wexford and Carlow, high sheriff county Carlow 
 1842. Arley Cottage, Mountnugent, Cavan ; and 
 New'townbarry, county Wexford. Same arms, 
 crest, and motto. 
 
 * Maxwell, The Honorable James Pierce, 
 captain 59th regiment of Foot, m.p. for the 
 county of Cavan. Carlton Club, Pall Mall, and 
 United Service Club, London ; Farnham, Cavan. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Maxwell, The Honorable Richard, j.p. 
 county Cavan. Farnham, Cavan. Same arms, 
 &c. 
 
 * Maxwell, The Honorable William George. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 * MAXWELL, William Constable, esq., de- 
 puty-lieutenant of the county York, e. b., high 
 sheriff same county 1843. Caerlaverock Castle, 
 Dumfriesshire; Everingham Park, Yorkshire. 
 
 Arym — Argent, an eagle displayed sable, armed and mem- 
 bered, gules, surmounted by an escutcheon of the field, 
 charged with a saltier of the second, and surcharged in the 
 centre with an urchin, or. 
 
 Crest— A stag proper, attired argent, couchant before a 
 holly bush, vert. 
 
 J^o*to— lleviresco. 
 
 * MAXWELL, Sir William, baronet. Mon- 
 reith, Wigtonshire ; 14, Abercromby-place, 
 Edinburgh. 
 
 ^ri/M— Argent, an eagle with two head"!, displayed, sable, 
 armed and membered gules, on the breast an escutcheon of 
 the field, charged with a saltier of the second, surcharged in 
 the centre with an urchin, or, all within a bordure gules. 
 
 Cregt—An eagle, rising sable, armed and membered, gules. 
 
 Supporters — Two bucks, proper. 
 
 J/orto— Reviresco. 
 
 * Maxwell, Edward Herbert, esq., captain 
 88th regiment of Foot. 
 
 * Maxwell. John, esq., captain r.n. 
 
 * MAXWELL, Sir John, baronet. PoUok, 
 Renfrewshire. 
 
 Arms — Argent, on a saltier sable, an annulet, or. 
 
 Ores'. — A stag's head, erased, proper. 
 
 Swrrporters — Two apes, proper, environed and chained, or. 
 
 ilotto — I am ready. 
 
 * Maxwell, John, esq. Pollok, Renfrew- 
 shire. Same arms, &c. 
 
 « MAXWELL, Sir William Alexander, bar- 
 onet, colonel in the army. Calderwood, Lan- 
 arkshire. 
 
 ^rwM— Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, a saltier sable, 
 within a bordure counter componee of the second and first ; 
 •econd and third, argent, a bend azure. 
 
 Crest— A man's head, looking upwards, proper. 
 
 Motto- Think on. 
 
 * Maxwell, Robert Wilson, esq.. Honorable 
 E.i.c. Service, Bengal. 
 
 * Maxwell, Henry, esq. 
 
 * Maxwell, Hugh Bates, esq. 
 
 * MAXWELL, Sir John Heron, baronet. 
 Springkell, Dumfriesshire. 
 
 Arms — Argent, on a saltier sable, an annulet, or, in base, 
 a crescent of the second, all within a bordure gules, charged 
 with eight bezants. 
 
 Crest— A dexter hand, proper, holding an eagle's neck with 
 two heads, erased, sable. 
 
 Supporters — Two eagles, close, regardant, sable. 
 
 ifo«o— Reviresco. 
 
 * Maxwell, Michael, esq. 
 
 * Maxwell, Edward, esq. 
 
 * MAXAVELL, Sir David, baronet, colonel of 
 the Kirkcudbright militia. Cardoness, Kirk- 
 cudbrightshire. 
 
 Arms — Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, a saltier sable, 
 within a bordure counter componee of the second and first; 
 second and third, argent, a bend azure, all within a bordure 
 embattled, gules. 
 
 Crest — A man's head, affrontee, within two laurel branches 
 in orle, proper. 
 
 Supporters-Dexter, a lion, sinister, a buck, proper. 
 
 J/otto— Thmk on. 
 
 * Maxwell, William, esq. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Maxwell, John Waring, esq., deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Down, Commission dated 
 I'^th November, \%il. Finnebrogue, Downpatrick, 
 county Down. 
 
 * Maxwell, Robert Perceval, esq. Finne- 
 brogue, &c., county Down. 
 
 * MEADE, Sir Richard, Earl of Clanwilliam, 
 Viscount Clanvdlliam, county Tipperary, Baron 
 Gilford, county Down, baronet of Ireland, Baron 
 Clanwdlliam, of Clanwilliam, county Tipperary, 
 in the United Kingdom, g.c.h. Gill Hall, 
 Dromore, county Down ; 32, Belgrave-sq., 
 London. 
 
 Arms-QraXes, a chevron ermine, between three trefoils, 
 argent. 
 
 Crest — An eagle displayed with two heads, sable, armed, or. 
 
 Supporters— Dexter, an eagle, wings expanded, sable, sinis- 
 ter, a falcon, wings expanded, proper, each plain collared and 
 chained, or. 
 
 Motto — Toujours pr6t. 
 
 * Meade, The Honorable Robert, general in 
 the army, colonel of the 12th (the East Suffolk) 
 regiment of Foot. 48, Bryanstone-sq., London. 
 Same arms, <kc. 
 
 * Meabe, Robert, esq., captain 5th regiment 
 of Dragoon Guards, aide-de-camp to His Excel- 
 lency the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Dublin 
 Castle. Same arms, «fec. 
 
 * Meade, John, esq. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Meade, The Honorable John, lieutenant- 
 general in the army, companion of the most 
 honorable order of the Bath. 
 
 * Meakes, John Devenish, esq., deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Westmeath. Mearescourt, 
 Balinacargy, Westmeath. 
 
 * MELVILLE, David Leslie, Earl of Leven 
 and Melville, Lord Balgonie, Viscount Kirk- 
 aldie, Baron Raith, Monimail, and Balwearie, 
 in Fifeshire, a representative peer for Scotland, 
 captain r.n. Melville House, Cupar, Fifeshire ; 
 .3, Arlington-st., London. 
 
 ^rm«— Quarterly, first, azure, a thistle, slipped, proper, 
 ensi^ned with an imperial crown, or; second, argent, on a 
 bend azure, three round buckles, or; third, argent, a fess 
 gules ; fourth, gules, three crescents within a bordure, argent, 
 charged with eight roses of the first. 
 
 Crests— Vir^t, a demi chevalier in armour, in the dexter 
 hand a dagger erect, proper, hilt and pomel, or ; second crest, 
 aTatchhound's head erased, sable. 
 ■ Su/pporters — Two chevaliers, armed cap a pie, each exterior 
 
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 hand holding a litaff and spear, therefrom the banner of 
 Scotland. 
 Motto— Pro rege et patriA. 
 
 * Melville, The Right Honorable Alexander, 
 Lord Balgonie. Melville House, Cupar, Fife- 
 shire. Same amis, «kc. 
 
 * Melville, The Honorable William Leslie. 
 3, Arlington-st., London. 
 
 * MEKEDYTH, Sir Joshua Colles, baronet 
 of Ireland. 
 
 ^rm>— Argent, a lion rampant, aable, plain collared and 
 chained, or. 
 
 Crest- A demi lion rampant, as in anna. 
 Motto — Sub spe. 
 
 * Meeedyth, Sir Henry, baronet of Ireland, 
 barrister-at-law, q.c, ll.d. Carlandstown, 
 county Meath; 25, Rutland-sq., north, Dublin. 
 Same arms, «tc., a crescent for difference. 
 
 » Mebedtth, Henry, esq., high sheriff county 
 Meath 1836. 25, Rutland-sq., north. Same 
 arms, «kc. 
 
 * Meredith, Rev. Richard, m.a. 
 
 * Meeedith, AVilliam, esq. 
 
 * Mkbeditii, Henry, esq. 
 
 * Meredith, Edmond, esq. 
 
 * Meredith, Thomas, esq. 
 
 * Meredith, Boyle, esq., captain in the anny. 
 
 * Meredith, George, esq. 
 
 * MiLLEBD, Thomas, esq., captain in the 
 army. 
 
 Minchin, George, esq. Busherstown, Money- 
 gall, King's County. 
 
 MiNCUiN, John, esq., j.p, Busherstown, 
 Moneygall, King's County. 
 
 Minchin, The Rev. Charles Henry, m.a,, 
 chaplain to the Lying-in Hospital, Dublin. 8, 
 Sinnot-place, Dublin. 
 
 fMOLESWORTH, The Right Honorable 
 Richard Pigot, Viscount Molesworth, of Swords, 
 in the county Dublin, Baron of Philipstown, 
 King's County ; Brighton, Sussex ; Swords, 
 county Dublin. 
 
 ^mw— Yair, a bordure, gules, charged with eight cross 
 crosblats, or. 
 
 Crest — A dexter arm in armour, embowed, proper, holding 
 A cross crosslet as in arms. 
 
 Bupporters—lvio pegasi, the dexter argent, crined, winged, 
 and unguled, or, the sinister, gules, crined, winged, unguled, 
 and semee of cross crosiiluts, or. 
 
 JfoOo— Sic fidem ten«o. 
 
 Molesworth, John, esq., captain b.n. 
 Molesworth, Anthony Oliver, esq., captain 
 
 K.B.A. 
 
 Molesworth, The Rev. William Robert, 
 M.A., rector of Ardfield, county Cork. 
 
 Molesworth, The Rev. Herbert Philips, m.a. 
 Bandon, county Cork. 
 
 MoLLAN, John, esq., m.d., h.r.i.a., fellow of 
 the King and Queen's College of Physicians. 83, 
 Upper Gloucester-st., Dublin. 
 
 MoLLAN, William Campbell, esq., captain in 
 the 75th regiment of Foot. 
 
 * MOLLOY, Coote, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county Roscommon, Commission dated 'i'ird 
 December, 1842, j.p. Oak Port, Carrick-on- 
 Shannou, Roscommon. 
 
 ^rm*— Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, a che%-alier 
 mounted in complete armour, his visor closed, proper, in 
 the dexter hand the standard of England, on the sinister 
 
 arm an escutcheon charged with the arms of O'MoUoy, the 
 warhorse sable housings gules ; second ami third, argent, a 
 lion rampant, sable, between tliree trefoils, guU-s. 
 
 Crest— lieCon an oak tree, proper, a grejhouud, courant, 
 sable, collared, or. 
 
 Motto— 
 
 * MoLLOT, William, esq., j.p. Oakport, Car- 
 rick-on-Shannon, county Roscommon, 
 
 # MoLLOY, Daniel, esq., j.p, Clonbella, Par- 
 sonstown. King's County. 
 
 # MoLLOY, John, esq., captain in the army. 
 
 * MoLLOT, Anthony, esq., j.p. Tullamore, 
 King's County. 
 
 MoLONY, James, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county Clare, Commission dated 23rd Api-il, 
 1835, J.p. Kiltanon, Tulla, county Clare, 
 
 MoLONY, William Mills, esq. Kiltanon, Tulla, 
 county Clare. 
 
 MoLONY, Walter, esq, 
 
 MoLONY, The Rev. Arthur, m.a, 
 
 MoLONY, Charles, esq., Hon. e.i.c. Service, 
 Bengal. 
 
 MULYNEUX, Sir George King, baronet of 
 Ireland, deputy-lieutenant of the county Ar- 
 magh, high sheriff same county 1837. Castle 
 Dillou, Armagh, 
 
 .■«r?/w— Azure, a cross moline, quarter pierced, and in tha 
 dextir chief, a fleur de lis, or. 
 
 Crest— An heraliiic tiger, passant, argent, in his dexter fore 
 paw, a cross moline, or. 
 
 Motto— 
 
 t MONCK, Henry Stanley, Earl of Rath- 
 downe. Viscount and Baron Monck, of Bally- 
 trammon, in the county of Wexford, deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county Wicklow, Commission 
 dated 24t.h December, 1831, j.p. Charleville, Bray. 
 
 ^mu— Gules, a chevron, between three lion's heads erased, 
 argent. 
 
 Crnst — A dragon statant, wings addorsed, sable. 
 
 Supporters — Dexter, a dragon, sinister, a lion argent, each 
 bearing an oak branch, proper. 
 
 Jtf otto— Fortiter, fldeliter, feliciter. 
 
 MoNCK, The Honorable Charles, 33, Merrion- 
 sq,, north, Dublin, Same arms, «fcc. 
 
 MoNCK, Charles Stanley, esq., barrister-at- 
 law. 33, Merrion-sq., north, Dublin. 
 
 Monck, John Willington, esq., captain 84th 
 regiment of Foot. 
 
 Monck, William, esq,, lieutenant 84th regi- 
 ment of Foot, 
 
 t MONTAGU, The Right Honorable Sir 
 Edward, Baron Rokeby, of Armagh, and a 
 baronet. Montagu House, 1, Upper Berkeley. 
 St,, London, 
 
 Aims — Vert, on a chevron between three bucks trippant, 
 or, as many qua trefoil:-, guJes, 
 
 Cn-gt-A buck, trippant, proper, attired, or. 
 Supporters— 'I'wo bucks, proper, ducally gorged and chained 
 or, the dexter charged with a mullet argent, the sinister with 
 a quatrefoil, as in arms. 
 Motto— Sola in Deo salus, 
 
 Montagu, The Honorable Henry, lieutenant- 
 colonel Scots Fusilier Guards, Hazlewood, 
 King's Langley, Herts ; 1, Upper Berkeley-st., 
 London, Same arms, «fec, 
 
 Montagu, The Honorable Spencer. 1, Upper 
 Berkeley-st,, London, Same arms, &c. 
 
 Montgomery, Sir Henry Conyngham, baronet. 
 Honorable e.i.c. Service, Madras. 
 
 Montgomery, Robert George, esq., deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county Donegal. Convoy House, 
 Raphoe, county Donegal. 
 
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 HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 Montgomery, Arthur Hill, esq., deputy -lieu- 
 tenant of the county Down. Tyrella House, 
 Clough, county Down. 
 
 MoNTGOMERT, Hugh, csq. Rosemount, Grey- 
 abbey, county Down. 
 
 Montgomery, Hugh Lyons, esq., deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Leitrim, Commission dated 
 29«A December, 1845, j.p. Belhaville, Drumkee- 
 ran, county Leitrim. 
 
 Montgomery, William Fetherston, esq., m.d., 
 M.R.I. A., fellow of the King and Queen's College 
 of Physicians in Ireland, and professor of mid- 
 ■R-ifery to the College. 20, Molesworth-st., 
 Dublin. 
 
 * MOORE, The Most Honorable Henry 
 Francis Seymour, Marquess and Earl of 
 Drogheda, Viscount Moore, of Drogheda, Baron 
 Moore, of Mellefont, in the county of Louth, 
 Baron Moore, of Moore-place, in the United 
 Kingdom, deputy-lieutenant of the county Kil- 
 dare. Commission dated 2Sth Febt-uary, 1846. 
 Moore Abbey, county Kildare. 
 
 ^n?M— Azure, on a chief indented, or, three mullets, 
 pierced, gules. 
 
 Crest — Out of a ducal coronet, or, a Moor's head in profile, 
 proper, temples wreathed, argent and azure. 
 
 Supporters— Two greyhounds, argent. 
 
 Motto — Fortis cadere, cedere non potest. 
 
 * MooRE, The Rev. Henry, m.a., rector of 
 Julianstown, county Louth. 
 
 * Moore, Henry, esq. 
 
 * Moore, Edward Charles, esq. 
 
 * Moore, Ponsonby Arthur, esq., barrister- 
 at-law. 10, Lower Merrion-st., Dublin. 
 
 * Moore, Ponsonby, esq., deputy-lieutenant 
 of the county Kildare, Commission dated 18th 
 February, 1832. Moorefield House, Newbridge, 
 county Kildare. 
 
 * Moore, Henry Edward, esq. 
 
 * Moore, Robez-t, esq., j.p., lieutenant,colonel 
 Kildare militia. Lansdowne, Portariington, 
 Queen's County. 
 
 * Moore, The Rev. Charles, m.a., rector of 
 Monasterevan, county Kildare. 
 
 * Moore, Frederick, esq., captain in the 
 army. 
 
 t MOORE, Stephen, Earl of Mountcashel, 
 Viscount Mountcashel, of Cashel, coimty Tip- 
 perary, Baron Kilworth, of Moore Park, county 
 Cork, representative peer. Conservative Club, 
 London ; Moore Park, Kilworth, county Cork. 
 
 -4 r/rw— Quarterly, first and fourth, sable, a swan statant, 
 argent, beaked and membered, or, within a bordtr engrailed, 
 of the last; second and third, quarterly, first and fourth, 
 argent, a cross moline, sable, second and third, gules, a fess 
 chequy, argent and azure. 
 
 Crest— A goshawk, wings addorsed, argent, preying on a 
 coney, sable. 
 
 Supporters — Dexter, a leopard, sinister, a rhinoceros, pro- 
 per, plain collared and chained, or. 
 
 Motto — Vis unita fortior. 
 
 MooRE, The Right Honorable Stephen, Lord 
 Kilworth. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Moore, The Honorable Charles William. 
 Same arms, <fec. 
 
 Moore, The Honorable Robert, colonel in the 
 army. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Moore, The Rev. and Honorable Edward 
 George, d.d., prebendary of Windsor. Same 
 arms, &c. 
 
 Moore, The Honorable Richard Francis, 
 Hon. E.i.c. Service. Same ai-ms, <fcc. 
 
 Moore, Sir Emanuel, baronet of Ireland. 
 Rosscarbery, county Cork. 
 
 Moore, John, esq. Bristol. 
 
 * Morgan, Hamilton Knox Grogan, esq., de- 
 puty-lieutenant of the county Wexford, Commis- 
 sion dated IGth February, 1832, j.p. Johnstov^n 
 Castle, Wexford. 
 
 MuLocK, Thomas Homan, esq. Bellair, King's 
 county. 
 
 * MuLViHiLL, Charles, esq., j.p. Kuockanira, 
 Ennis, county Clare. 
 
 * Nagle, Sir Richard, baronet, deputy-lieute- 
 nant of the county Westmeath, Commission dated 
 25th August, 1836, j.p. Jamestown House, Kil- 
 beggan, county Westmeath. 
 
 * Nangle, Edward, esq. Kildalky, county 
 Meath. 
 
 * Nangle, Walter, esq. 
 
 f XEEDHAM, Francis Jack, Earl and Vis- 
 count of Kilmorey, Viscount Newry and Morne, 
 county Down, j.p. Mourne Park, Rosstrevor, 
 Down ; Shavinton Hall, Salop ; Carlton Club, 
 London. 
 
 A mis — Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, a bend engrailed, 
 azure, between two stag's heads cabosseil, .'able ; second and 
 third, argent, on a chief vert, the Greek letter Tau between 
 two mullets, of the field. 
 
 C7'est— On a wTeath a phoenix in flames, proper. 
 
 Supporters— Dexter, a horse, argent, sinister, a stag proper. 
 
 Motto — Nunc aut nunquam. 
 
 Needham, The Right Honorable Francis Jack, 
 Viscount NewTy, deputy-lieutenant of the county 
 Down, Commission dated 4th Api-il, 1836, j.p,, 
 M.p. for Newry. Mourne Park, Rosstrevor, 
 Down ; Carlton Club, London. Same arms, «tc. 
 
 Needham, The Honorable Robert, captain 
 12th (the Prince of Wales') Royal Lancers. 
 Same arm.s, &c. 
 
 Needham, The Honorable Francis Henry. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 * NETTERVILLE, The Right Honorable 
 James, Viscount Netterville, of Douth, in the 
 county of Meath. Douth, Slane, county Meath. 
 
 Arms — Argent, a cross gules, fretty, or. 
 
 Crest — A demi lion rampant, gules, bezante. 
 
 Supporters — Dexter, a seahorse, per fess gules, and proper, 
 the mane, legs, fins, and tip of taU, or, sinister, a lion gardant 
 gules, bezante. 
 
 Motto — Cruci dum spiro, fido. 
 
 Newport, The Rev. Sir John, m.a., baronet of 
 Ireland. Newpark, Waterford. 
 
 Newport, Simon George, esq., lieutenant 39th 
 (the Dorsetshire) regiment of Foot. 
 
 * NICHOLSON, Christopher Amiitage, esq., 
 A.M., deputy-lieutenant of the county of Meath, 
 Commission dated 29fA Feb}-uary, 1832, j.p. Bal- 
 rath, Kells, county Meath. 
 
 Arms — Ermine, on a pale sable, three martlets, argent. 
 Crest — A leopard, sejant, argent, spotted sabie, thrust 
 through the neck with a demilance, proper. 
 Motto— Pro repubUca. 
 
 * Nicholson, John Armitage, esq., m.a., m.b. 
 Balrath, Kells, county Meath ; Verville, Clon- 
 tarf, county Dublin. Same arms, crest, and 
 motto. 
 
 * Nicholson, Christopher Hampden, esq., 
 captain in the army. Same arms, &c. 
 
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 # Nicholson, Tlie Rev. William, m.a., rector 
 of Welford, Berkshire. Same arms, «tc. 
 
 # Nicholson, Gilbert, esq. Same arms, &c. 
 
 # Nicholson, Lenox, esq. Same arms, &c. 
 
 # Nicholson, Robert Steele, esq., m.a., bar- 
 rister-at-law, j.p. Ballow, Bangor, county 
 Down. 
 
 » Nicholson, John Steele, esq. Belfast, 
 county Antrim, 
 
 # Nicholson, William Steele, esq. 
 « Nicholson, James Steele, esq. 
 
 # Nicholson, Charles Steele, esq. 
 
 Nixon, Abraham Augustus, esq., j.p. Munny, 
 Tullow, county Wicklow. 
 
 NoBMAN, Thomas Lee, esq., deputy-Ueute- 
 nant of the county Louth, CommissUm dated 27th 
 March, 1837. Corballis, Ardee, county Louth. 
 
 NORREYS, Sir Charles Denham Orlando 
 Jephson, baronet, deputy-lieutenant of the coun- 
 ty Cork, Commission dated loth May, 1838, m.p. for 
 Mallow. Mallow Castle, county Cork ; Union 
 Club, Trafalgar-sq., London. 
 
 y4r;>M— Quarterly, first and fourth, quarterly argent and 
 gules, in the second and third quarters, a fret, or, over all a 
 less azure, a crescent for difference ; second and third, aria^eut, 
 on a chevron sable, between three lions' heads erased, bezantee 
 gules, a sun in glory. 
 
 Cyest—On a mount vert, a raven rising, proper, charged on 
 the breast with a crescent, or. 
 
 J^otto^Loyalement je sers. 
 
 t # NUGENT, The Most Honorable George 
 Thomas John, Marquess and Earl of West- 
 meath, Baron Delvin, lieutenant and custos 
 rotulorum of the county of Westmeath, repre- 
 sentative peer, colonel of the Westmeath militia. 
 Clonyn, Castletowndelvin, Westmeath ; Senior 
 United Service Club, 116, PaU Mall, London. 
 
 .(4 rm*— Ermine, two bars gules. 
 
 Crett—A cockatrice, rising proper, tail nowed, comb and 
 wattles, gules. 
 
 Supijortert— Tyro cockatrices, wings addorsed, proper, tails 
 no wed, combs and wattles, gules. 
 
 iforto— Decrevi. 
 
 # Ndgent, The Honorable Thomas Hugh. 
 Clonyn, Castletowndelvin. 
 
 » NUGENT, Sir John, baronet of Ireland, 
 count of the Holy Roman Empire, major in the 
 Austrian Service, and chamberlain to the Em- 
 peror. IBallinlough Castle, Athboy, Westmeath. 
 
 Arrni— Ermine, two bars gules, a crescent for difference. 
 
 Orett—A cockatrice rising proper, tail nowed, comb and 
 wattles, guU-s. 
 
 # Nugent, Sir Percy, baronet, deputy-lieute- 
 nantof the county Westmeath, Commission dated 
 lOth December, 1831, j.p,, high sheriff county 
 Westmeath 18;J5, and of county Longford 1836. 
 Donore, Multifamham, county Westmeath. 
 
 NcoENT, James, count of the Holy Roman 
 Empire, j.p. Ballinacor, Ballymore, county 
 Westmeath. 
 
 # NUGENT, Morgan Delvin, esq. Grove Hill, 
 Camberwell, London. 
 
 A rfju— Quarterly, first, ermine, two bars gules, a crescent 
 of the second, charged with a cresent, or, for difference; 
 second, quarterly or and gules, a border vair ; third, argent, 
 a lion rampant, gules ; fourth, argent, on a cross gules, fire 
 mullets, or. 
 
 C reft— A cockatrice, wings addorsed, proper, 
 
 Jfotto— Decrevi. 
 
 # NcGENT, Edmond, esq. 
 » Nugent, William, esq. 
 
 » NcGENT, Walter, esq, 
 
 * Nugent, Laurence, esq. 
 
 * Nugent, Walter, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 NUGENT, John, esq., lieutenant-colonel 
 
 North Down militia. Commission dated 8th Attgust, 
 1836, J.P. Portaferry House, Down, 
 
 ^rwM— Ermine, two bars gules. 
 
 CYett~A cockatrice, wings addorsed, proper. 
 
 J/^o«o— Decrevi. 
 
 Nugent, Thomas Vesey, esq., barrister^t- 
 law, 10, Ilerbert-st., Dublin. 
 
 Nugent, Andrew, esq., captain in the army, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Down, Commit- 
 sion dated IZth November, 1841, j.p. Castleward, 
 Strayford, county Down. 
 
 Nugent, Charles Lavallin, esq., captain 58th 
 (Rutlandshire) regiment of Foot. 
 
 Nugent, The Rev. William, m.a., rector of 
 Shinrone, King's County. 
 
 NUGENT, Christopher Edmond John, esq., 
 J.p. Farran Connell House, Mountuugent, 
 county Cavan. 
 
 A rmt — Ermine, two bars gules. 
 
 Crest— A cockatrice, wings addorsed, proper. 
 
 Motto — Decrevl. 
 
 Nugent, The Rev. Edmond, m.a., rector of 
 Killinagh, county Cavan. 
 
 Nugent, St. George Mervyn, esq., lieutenant 
 29th (the Worcestershire) regiment of Foot. 
 
 Nugent, George Lucas, esq., deputy-lieuten- 
 ant of the county Westmeath, Commission dated 
 29th February, 1832, j,p. Castlerickard, Clonard, 
 Meath. 
 
 » O'BRIEN, Sir Lucius, baronet of Ireland, 
 lieutenant and custos rotulorum of the county 
 of Clare. Dromoland, Newmarket-on-Fergus, 
 county Clare. 
 
 Arim— Gules, three lions passant, gardant in pale, perpale, 
 or and argent. 
 
 Crest — (Jn a wreath, a naked arm embowed issuant fi-om 
 clouds, the hand grasping a straight sword, all proper. 
 
 Motto — Vigueur de dessus. 
 
 * O'Beien, William Smith, esq., m.p. for the 
 county of Limerick. Cahermoyle, Rathkeale, 
 county Limerick ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, 
 London. Same arms, <kc. 
 
 * O'BfiiEN, Robert, esq. Same arms, Ac, 
 
 * O'Brien, Henry, esq. Same arms, <tc. 
 
 * O'BRYEN, The Most Honorable Sir Wil- 
 liam, Marquess of Thomond, Earl and Baron 
 of Inchiquin, Baron of Burren, in the county of 
 Cork, Baron Tadcaster, of Tadcaster, York- 
 sliire, in the United Kingdom, representative 
 peer, privy-councillor in Ireland, colonel of the 
 Coi'k City militia, knight companion of the most 
 illustrious order of St. Patrick. Rostellan Castle, 
 Middleton, Cork; Taplow House, Maidenhead, 
 Berks ; 41, Belgrave-sq., London. 
 
 ./I r»n*— Quarterly, first and fourth, gules, three lions passant, 
 gardant in pale, perpale, or and argent; second, argent, 
 issuant from the cniel' three piles, meeting in point, gules ; 
 third, or, a pheon, azure. 
 
 Crett — A naked arm embowed, grasping a straight sword, 
 proper, hilt and pomel, or. 
 
 8upi>vrter*— Two lions, gardant, per fess or and argent. 
 
 Motto — Vigueur de dessus. 
 
 O'Bbyen, The Lord James, vice-admiral of 
 
 the White, o.c.h. Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 fO'CALLAGHAN, The Right Hoaorable 
 
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 HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 Cornelius, Viscount and Baron Lismore, of 
 Shanbally, county Tipperary, Baron Lismore, 
 of Shanbally Castle, county Tipperary, in the 
 United Kingdom, pri^-y-cou^cillor in Ireland, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Tipperary, 
 Shanbally Castle, Clogheen, county Tipperary ; 
 Farrance's Hotel, Belgrave-sq., London. 
 
 Arms— Argent, in base a mount vert, on the sinister a 
 hurst of oaks, therefrom issuant a wolf passant, proper. 
 
 Crest— A. dexter arm embowed, holding a sword entwined 
 with a snake, all proper. 
 
 Supporters— Two stags, proper. 
 
 Motto— Fidus et audax. 
 
 O'Callaghan, The Honorable Cornelius, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Tipperary, Com- 
 mission dated 28th February, 1834. Shanbally 
 Castle, Clogheen, county Tipperary. Same 
 arms, «fcc. 
 
 O'Callaghan, The Honorable George Pon- 
 Bonby. 3, Lowndes-st., London. Same arms, <fec. 
 O'Callaghan-, The Honorable George. 13, 
 Clarges-st., London. Same arms, &c. 
 O'CONNELL, Thomas, esq. Tralee. 
 j<r/>M— Per fess, argent and vert, a stag trippant, proper, 
 between three trefoils, counterchanged. 
 Crest— X stag's head, erased, proper. 
 Motto — Victor in arduis. 
 
 O'Conxell, Charles, solicitor. Ennis, county 
 Clare. Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 O'CoNNELL, Daniel, esq., barrister-at-law, 
 Queen's counsel, with patent of precedence, m.p. 
 for the county of Cork, alderman of Dublin, 
 vice-president of the Dublin Library Society, 
 Derrynane Abbey, Caherciveen, county Kerry j 
 30, Merrion-sq. south, Dublin. Same arms, 
 crest, and motto. 
 
 O'CoxNELL, Maurice, esq,, barrister-at-law, 
 M.p. for Tralee. Same arm.s, crest, and motto. 
 
 O'CoNNELL, Morgan, esq., second registrar of 
 deeds in Ireland. 30, Merrion-sq., south, 
 Dublin. Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 O'CoNNELL, John, esq., barrister,at-law, m.p. 
 for Kilkenny. Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 O'CoNNELL, Daniel, esq., junior. 30, Merrion- 
 sq., south. Same arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 O'CoNNELL, John, esq., high sheriff county 
 Kerry 1838, j.p. Grena, Killarney, county Kerry. 
 Same arms, a crescent for difference. 
 
 O'CoNNELL, Morgan John, esq., m.p. for the 
 county of Kerry. Grena, Killarney, county 
 Kerry ; 14, Manchester Buildings, London. 
 Same arms, &c., with due difference. 
 
 O'CONNELL, James, esq., j.p. Lakeview, 
 Killarney, county Kerry. Same arms, &c., 
 with difference. 
 
 O'CONNELL, Maurice, esq., captain in the 
 army. Ballybrack, county Kerry. Same 
 arms, «fec. 
 
 U'CoNNELL, Charles, esq. Ballinablowne, 
 county Kerry. Same arms, &c. 
 
 O'CoNNELL, Sir Maurice Charles, knight com- 
 mander of the Royal order of the Guelphs of 
 Hanover, lieutenant-general in the army, colonel 
 of the 81st regiment of Foot, commander of the 
 
 O'CoNNELL, William, esq. Same arms, &c. 
 O'CoNNELL, Charles, esq. Same arms, &c. 
 O'CoNNELL, Richard, esq. Same arms, <fec. 
 
 * O'CONNOR, Denis, The O'Connor Don, m.p. 
 for the county of Roscommon, deputy-lieutenant 
 of the county Sligo, Commission dated 20th De- 
 cember, 1833, high sheriff county Roscommon 
 1837, Belanagar, French Park, and Cloonalis, 
 Castlerea, county Roscommon ; Brookes' Club, 
 St. James-st., London. 
 
 ^9*m*— Argent, an oak tree eradicated, proper. 
 
 Crest— On a 'KTeath, a dexter arm embowed in armour, 
 proper, garnished, or, the hand grasping a short sword en- 
 twined with a snake all proper. 
 
 Motto— 
 
 * O'CONNOR, Thomas, esq. Tralee Spa, in 
 the county of Kerry. 
 
 Arms — Vert, a lion rampant, double queued, or. 
 
 Crest- A dexter arm embowed, in mail, garnished, or, the 
 hand grasping a straight sword, proper, hilt and pomel of 
 the last. 
 
 Motto— 
 
 * O'Connor, The Rev. Charles James, of 
 Glancullen, in the county of Dublin. Same 
 arms, «kc. 
 
 * O'Connor, Daniel O'Connell, esq,, captain 
 43rd regiment, Austrian Service. Same arms, 
 &c. 
 
 * O'Connor, Maurice, esq., m.d. Same arms, 
 
 * O'Connor, Jeremiah James, esq., surgeon. 
 Same arms. 
 
 * O'Connor, James, esq. Same arms. 
 
 * Odell, John, esq., deputy-lieutenant of the 
 county Waterford, Commission dated llth Fehrxi- 
 ary, 1832. Carriglea, Duugarvan, county Water, 
 ford. 
 
 * Odell, Edward, esq. Carriglea, Dungar- 
 van, county Waterford. 
 
 * O'DONEL, Sir Richard Annesley, baronet 
 of Ireland, deputy-lieutenant of the county 
 Mayo, Commission dated 6th February, 1832, high 
 sheriff same county 1834. Newport House, 
 county Mayo. 
 
 ^wjis— Gules, issuant from the dexter, a cubit sinister arm, 
 vested azure, cuffed, or, in the hand proper, a cross fitchee, 
 of the third. 
 
 Crest— On a wreath, two dexter arms, embowed in armour, 
 the fore arms crossed in saltier, in the dexter hand a heart, 
 in the sinister, a scymitar, all proper. 
 
 Motto — In hoc signo vinces. 
 
 O'DoNNELL, Sir Charles Routledge, kiught, 
 late of the 15th Hussars, colonel in the army, 
 now on the staff of Ireland. 
 
 O'Ferrall, Richard More, esq., deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Kildare, Commission dated 
 22nd October, 1835. Ballyna, Clonard, county 
 Kildare. 
 
 O'Ferrall, John Lewis, esq., deputy-lieuten- 
 ant of the county Longford, Commission dated 26th 
 February, 1338, barrister-at-law, commissioner 
 of the Dublin Metropolitan Police. Lissard, 
 county Longford ; Granite Hall, Kingstown, 
 county Dublin. 
 
 O'Ferrall, James, esq. 
 
 Ogilbt, James, esq., deputy-lieutenant of the 
 
 Forces, and member of the Executive Council i county Londonderry, Commission dated llth July, 
 in New South Wales. Same arms, &c. | 1838. Pellipar House, Dungiven, LondondeiTy. 
 
 O'Connell, Maurice Charles, esq., captain in | Ogilby, Robert Leslie, esq., .i.p. Dungiven, 
 the army. Same arms, &c. i Londonderry. 
 
HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 48 
 
 Ogilbt, Robert. Woodpark, Garvagh, Lon- 
 donderry. 
 
 # O'GoBMAJf, Nicholas Purcell, esq., Q.C., 
 assistant barrister, county Kilkenny. Bally- 
 gallaiie, Lismore, county Waterford ; 45, Bless- 
 ington-st., Dublin. 
 
 * O'GoBMAK, Nicholas, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 19, Great Charles-st., Dublin. 
 
 » O'GoEMAN, Richard, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 12, Blessington-st., Dublin. 
 
 O'GRADY, The Right Honorable Standish, 
 Viscount Guillamore, of Cahir Guillamore, and 
 Baron O'Grady, of Rockbarton, in the county 
 of Limerick, deputy-lieutenant of the county 
 Limerick, Cammission dated 6th Felntuiry, 1832, 
 colonel in the army, aide-de-camp to the Queen. 
 Rockbarton, Bruif, county Limerick. 
 
 A rnu—Fer pale, guleg and ealAe, three lions passant, gar- 
 dant, per pale argi-nt and or, the centre lion charged on the 
 
 ^rtcullis, azure. 
 
 I bead, erased, argent, charged with a port- 
 
 tide with a 
 
 Crest— A I 
 cullis, azure. 
 
 Supporter* — Two lions, gardant, per fess, ar^^ent ami or, 
 each charged on the shoulder with a portcullis, a<i in arms. 
 
 JHotto — Vulneratus non victus. 
 
 O'Gbadv, The Honorable Waller, barrister- 
 at-law, Q.c. 8, Stephen's-green, north, Dublin. 
 Same arms, «tc. 
 
 O'Gbady, The Rev. and Honorable William, 
 N.A. Same arms, iic. 
 
 O'Gradt, The Honorable Richard, chief 
 examiner of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland. 
 Same arms, «tc. 
 
 O'Grady, The Hon. John. Same arms, Ac. 
 
 O'Gbady, The Honorable Thomas, captain 
 74th Foot. Same anus, <tc. 
 
 O'Gbady, De Courcy, The O'Grady, deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county Limerick, Commission 
 dated 6th February, 18o2. J. p., high sheriff same 
 county 1821. 
 
 O'Gbady, William Wise, esq. 
 
 O'Gbady, Henry Blakeney, esq. 
 
 O'Gbady, Standish De Coui-cy, esq. 
 
 O'Gbady, John Waller, esq., j.p. Fort Etna, 
 county Limerick. 
 
 O'Gbady, Gerald De Courcy, esq. 
 
 O'Gbady, Bolton Waller, esq. 
 
 O'Gbady, George John, esq. 
 
 O'Gbady, The Rev. John, a.m. 
 
 * O'Halloban, Henry Dunn, esq., captain 
 69th regiment of Foot. I 
 
 * Oliveb, Abraham Morris, esq., j.p. Tower- 
 more, Castlelyons, county Cork. | 
 
 * O'LoGHLEN, Michael, esq. 
 
 * O'LoGHLES, Bryan, esq. 
 
 * O'M ALLEY, Sir Samuel, baronet, deputy, 
 lieutenant of the county Mayo, Commission dated 
 6th February, 18o2. Kilboyne House, Castlebar, 
 county Mayo. 
 
 Urmf— Quartarly, first and fourth, argent, a boar paR*ant, 
 gules, bristled or, In base an oar gulley, all between three 
 bows bent, and charged with arrows pointing inwards, sable ; 
 second, or, a boar passant, gules, bristled, argent; third, 
 ermine, a stag trippant gules, in chief a viscount's coronet, 
 proper. 
 
 C'rttt— On a wTeath, a horse courant, argent. 
 
 ifotto— Terr4 marlque potens. 
 
 » O'Malley, Sir William, knight, high sheriff 
 county Mayo 1837. Kilboyne House, county 
 Mayo. Same arms, «tc. 
 
 * O'Malley, Henry, esq., barrister-at-law, 
 J.p. Same arms, «kc. 
 
 * O'Malley, Frederick, esq. 
 
 * O'Malley, Owen, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county Mayo, Commission dated GtA February, 
 1832, J. p., major South Mayo militia. Spencer 
 Park, Mayo. Same arms, ic. 
 
 * O'Malley, Andrew Clarke, esq., j.p. New, 
 castle, Foxford, county Mayo. 
 
 * O'Malley, George James, esq., j.p. New, 
 castle, county Mayo. 
 
 O'Mooee, Garrett, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the King's County, Commission dated 2Qth April, 
 1832, high .sheriff same county 1841. Cloghan 
 Castle, Kinnity, King's County. 
 
 * O'NEILL, The Right Honorable John 
 Bruce Richard, Viscount and Baron O'Neill, of 
 
 I Shane's Castle, in the county of Antrim, repre- 
 i sentative peer, lieutenant-general in the army, 
 I Shane's Castle, Antrim ; United Service Club. 
 ' London. 
 
 Amu — Per fess, wavy, argent, and the sea proper, in chief 
 a dexter hand, couped apaumee, gules, in base a salmon 
 naiant of the second. 
 
 CYest — A dexter arm, embowed in armour, grasping a 
 straight sword, all proper. 
 
 Supportem— Two lions gules, each gorged with an eastern 
 crown, and chained, or. 
 Motto— L&mh dearg Eirin. 
 
 * O'Neill, Augustus John, esq. Bunowen 
 Castle, Galway. 
 
 * O'Neill, Charles Fetherston II., esq., de- 
 puty. lieutenant of the county Longford, Com- 
 missimi dated 21st June, 1842. Hilton Park, 
 county Longford. 
 
 ONGLEY, The Right Honorable Robert 
 Henley, Baron Ongley, of Old Warden, Bedford- 
 shire, deputy-lieutenant of the county Bedford. 
 
 * Oliver, Richard SUver, esq., captain royal ! old Warden, Shefford, Bedfordshire ; 144, Ox- 
 regiment of Horse Guards. ! ford-st., London. 
 
 * Oliveb, John, esq., captain in the army. t ^rm»— quarterly, first and fourth, argent, a fess gules; 
 
 * Oliveb. Robert, esq., lieutenant royal reri- "^cond and third, argent, in chief three piles gules, a canton 
 
 . ,, , , azurCi thereon the sun or, in base, a mount vertn 
 
 ment of Horse Guards. 
 
 * Oliveb, Charles Dudley, esq., lieutenant 
 30th Foot. 
 
 Oliveb, Thomas, esq. London. 
 
 * O'LoGHLEN, Sir Colman Michael, baronet, 
 barrister-at-law. 20, Merrion-sq., south, Dublin. 
 
 * O'LoGHLEN, Hugh, esq., j.p. Port, Corrofin, 
 county Clare. 
 
 * O'LoGHLEN, Colman, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 8, Lower Mount-st., Dublin. 
 
 * O'LOGHLEN, Hugh, esq., junior. 
 
 Crett — A phcenix or, in flames, and holding in the beak a 
 fire ball, all proper. 
 
 Supporters — Two griffins argent, plain collared gules, 
 chained or. 
 
 Jfotto— Mibi cura fUturi. 
 
 Onqley, The Honorable Montagu. Same 
 arms, crest, and motto. 
 
 Ongley, The Honorable Frederick. Same 
 arms, «tc. 
 
 O'Reilly, Anthony, esq., deputy -lieutenant 
 of the county Cavan, Commission doled 'dlst March, 
 1831. Kilbride, Cavan. 
 
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 HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 Miles John, esq. Heath, Queen's 
 
 O'Reilly 
 County. 
 
 * ORME, William Henry, esq 
 lieutenant 3rd Light Dragoons. 
 Crosmolina, county Mayo. 
 
 ^rmj— Quarterly, first and fourth, azure, an eagle displayed 
 
 B.A., Oxon, 
 Abbeytown, 
 
 between three poleaxes, or; second and third, argent, a 
 chevron between three escallops, gules. 
 
 CreM-X dolphin azure, fins and tail, or, surmounted by a 
 poleaxe, in bend, as in arms. 
 
 .tfoWo— Fortis et fidelis. 
 
 * Okme, George, esq. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Obme, James Thomas, esq., lieutenant r.a. 
 Same arms, «fcc. 
 
 * Okme, William Knox, esq., captain 16th 
 (Queen's) Lancers. Glenmore, Crossmolina, 
 county Mayo. Same arms, a crescent for differ- 
 ence. 
 
 * Orme, Francis Knox, esq., m. A., barrister-at- 
 law. o2, Upper Pembroke-st., Dublin. Same 
 arms, &c. 
 
 Orme, Thomas, esq. 32, Upper Pembroke-st., 
 Dublin. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Orme, George, esq. Same arms, .fcc. 
 
 * Orme, William, esq., j.p. Owenmore, 
 county Mayo. Same arms, wth difference. 
 
 * Orme, Robert, esq., j.p. Enniscrone, county 
 Mayo. Same arms, with difference. 
 
 * Orme, John Ormsby, esq. Bellville, Cros- 
 molina, county Mayo. Same arms, with differ- 
 ence. 
 
 Orme, Edward, esq. Milton, Kent ; 6, Fitz- 
 roy-sq., London. 
 
 Orme, Francis, esq. 20, Southampton build- 
 ings, Chancery-lane, London. 
 
 Orme, George, esq. Merton, Surrey. 
 
 Orme, Edward, esq. Lincolnshire. 
 
 Orme, Cosmo, esq. Bryanstone-sq., London. 
 
 Ormsby, Charles, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county Sligo, Commission dated Gth September, 
 1836. Cummin House, Sligo. 
 
 * O'ROURKE, Joseph, count of the Russian 
 Empire, and general-in-chief in the Russian 
 Service. 
 
 Arms— Or, two lions passant in pale, sable. 
 
 CVej5«_Out of an Irish crown, or, a dexter cubit arm in 
 mail, the hand gauntleted, grasping a straight sword in bend, 
 all proper. 
 
 ^Vo«<o— Serviendo gubemo; over the crest in scroll. 
 Victorious. 
 
 * O'RouRKE, Patrick, count of the Russian 
 Empire, and colonel in the Russian Service. 
 Same arms, a crescent for difference. 
 
 O'Shee, John Power, esq., deputy-lieutenant 
 of the county Waterford, Commission dated I7th 
 February, 1832, j.p., high sheriff same county 
 1832. Gardenmorris, Waterford. 
 
 Owen, Jacob, esq., m.r.i.a., architect to Her 
 Majesty's Board of Works, in Ireland. 2, 
 Mountjoy-sq., west, Dublin. 
 
 * Owens. James, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county Antrim, high sheriff same county 
 1838. Holestone, Ballyclare, Antrim. 
 
 » Owens, John, esq., j.p. Ballyvoy, Bally- 
 ckre, Antrim. 
 
 * Pack, Richard Percy, esq., captain 2nd 
 West India regiment of Foot, 
 
 f * PAKENIIAM, Edward Michael, Earl and 
 Baron of Longford, of the county of Longford, 
 Baron Silchester, of Silchester, Southampton, 
 in the United Kingdom, lieutenant in the 2nd 
 Life Guards, j.p. Pakenham Hall, Castlepol- 
 lard, Westmeath ; 32, Grosvenoi'-st., London ; 
 10, Rutland-sq., Dublin. 
 
 ^ rwM— Quarterly, or and gules, in the first quarter an eagle 
 displayed, vert. 
 
 Crext—A. demi eagle gules, issuant from a mural coronet, 
 and armed, or. , ,. 
 
 Supporters— V>eyi^eT, a lion azure, charged on the shoulder 
 with an escarbuncle, or, sinister, a griftin azure, wings 
 addorsed, ermine, the beak and fore legs, or. 
 
 Motto— Gloria, virtutis umbra. 
 
 * Pakenham, The Honorable William, cap- 
 tain 7th regiment of Foot, the Royal Fusiliers. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Pakenham, The Honorable Charles Re- 
 ginald, captain 72nd (Highland) regiment of 
 Foot. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Pakenham, The Honorable Frederick Beau- 
 champ, ensign 27th regiment of Foot. Same 
 arms, &c. 
 
 * Pakenham, The Honorable Thomas Alex- 
 ander. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Pakenham, The Honorable Francis John. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Pakenham, The Honorable Sir Hercules 
 Robert, knight commander of the most hon- 
 orable order of the Bath, major-general in 
 the army, deputy-lieutenant of the county An- 
 trim, Commission dated \(\th April, 1832, j.p. 
 Langford Lodge, Crumlin, Antrim. Same 
 arms, «fec. 
 
 * Pakenham, Edward William, esq., captain 
 1st (or Grenadier) regiment of Foot Guards. 
 
 * Pakenham, Arthur Hercules, esq. 
 
 * Pakenham, Thomas Henry, esq. 
 
 * Pakenham, The Very Rev. and Honorable 
 Henry, d.d., m.r.i.a., dean and ordinary of the 
 Collegiate Church of St. Patrick's, Dublin, and 
 registrar of the most illustrious order of St. 
 Patrick. 40, Harcourt-st., Dublin. 
 
 * Pakenham, Henry Sandford, esq,, captain 
 72nd (Highland) regiment of Foot. 
 
 * Pakenham, Thomas, esq., Hon. e.i.c. 
 Service. 
 
 * Pakenham, William, esq., captain in the 
 Royal Artillery. 
 
 * Pakenham, John, esq., captain in the 
 Royal Navy. 
 
 * Pakenham, Right Honorable Richard, envoy 
 extraordinary, &c. to the United States. 
 
 * Pakenham, The Rev. Robert, m.a. 
 
 * Pakenham, Henry, esq., lieutenant r.n. 
 
 * Pakenham, Arthur, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 4, Fitzwilliam-sq., east, Dublin. 
 
 * PALMER, Sir Roger, baronet of Ireland, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Mayo, Commis- 
 sion dated Uth April, 1836, j.p. counties Mayo 
 and Dublin. Palmerstown and Castle Lackin, 
 county Mayo ; Ballyshannon, county Kildare ; 
 
 j Kenure Park, county Dublin ; Portland House, 
 ! Portland-place, London. 
 
 ^r»n«— Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, a chevron vert, 
 between three palmers' staves and scrips, two and one sabl». 
 
HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
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 garnished gules ; lecond and third, chequy, argent and azure, 
 on a chief gules, three annulets, or. 
 
 Crests— first, an ami embowed, vesteil azure, cuffed or, 
 the hand grasping a tilting spear, proper ; second crest, a 
 gritlin, sejant, argent, wings adclorscd, and clmrged with 
 three annulets gule-, armed and membered, or. 
 
 Motto— Sic bene mereuti palma. 
 
 * Palmer, Roger William Henry, (a minor.) 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Palmeb, Francis Roger, esq., first captain 
 60th (the King's Royal Rifles). Same arms, 
 crest, and motto, in the first quarter a crescent 
 for difference. 
 
 * Palmer, John Roger, esq., captain 17th 
 Lancers. Same arms, with difference. 
 
 t#PARiCYNS, The Right Honorable Sir 
 George Augustus Henry Anne, Baron Rancliff'e, 
 and a baronet, deputy-lieutenant of the county 
 Notts. Bunney Park, Notts ; Mivai't's Hotel, 
 London. 
 
 Anns — Argent, an eai^le displayed, sable, on a canton, or, 
 a fess, dancettee, between six billets, ermines. 
 
 Crttt—Out of a ducal coronet, or, a deml eagle, displayed, 
 azure, winged sable, billett^ erminois. i 
 
 Supporters— Two pega^ii argent, billett^s sable, ducally j 
 gOTiied, and chained, or. 
 
 Motto — Honeste audax. 
 
 t PARSONS, Sir WUliam, Earl of Rosse, 
 Baron Oxmantown, and baronet of Ireland, lord 
 lieutenant of the King's County, and colonel of 
 the King's County militia, knight companion of 
 the most illustrious order of St. Patrick, f.r.s., 
 M.B.i.A. Birr Castle, Parsonstown, King's 
 County. 
 
 Arm* — Gules, three leopards' faces, two and one, argent. 
 Crett — A poleexe in pale, gule», headed or. 
 Supporter*— Tmo leopards argent, peUettee, collared gules, 
 studded, or. 
 
 .Vo«o— Pro Deo et rege. 
 
 Parsons, The Honorable Laurence, j.p. Birr 
 Castle, Parsonstov\ii. Same arms, <tc. 
 
 * Paul, Sir Robert Joshua, baronet of Ireland, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Waterford, high 
 sheriff' same county 1846. Ballinglane, Water- 
 ford. 
 
 Peacocke, Sir Nathaniel Levett, baronet. 
 Grange, county Limerick. 
 
 Peacocke, Joseph Francis, esq. 
 
 » Pennefatheb, Matthew, esq., deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Tipperary, Commission 
 dated lOth December, 1831, j.p. Newpark, Cashel, 
 county Tipperary. 
 
 * Pennefatueb, Daniel, esq. 
 
 * Pennefatueb, Richard, esq. 
 
 * Pennefatheb, Richard, esq., lieutenant 
 89th regiment of Foot. 
 
 * Pensefather, William, esq. 
 
 * Pennefather, Kingsmill, esq., major in the 
 Limerick militia, j.p. Newport, county Tip- 
 perary. 
 
 * Pennefatoeb, John, esq. Newport, county 
 Tipperary. 
 
 * Pennefather, William Westby, esq., cap- 
 tain R.N. 
 
 * Pennefather, John Lysaght, lieutenant- 
 colonel commanding the 2'2nd regiment of Foot, 
 companion of the most honorable order of the 
 Bath. 
 
 * Pennefather, Joseph Lysaght, esq., barris- 
 ter-at-law. 60, Great Brunswick-st., Dublin. 
 
 * Pennefather, Robert Perceval, esq., cap- 
 tain 3rd regiment of Native Cavalry, Hon. e.i.c. 
 Service. 
 
 * Pennefather, The Honorable Richard, 
 second Baron of the Exchequer in Ireland, and 
 bencher of the Honorable Society of Queen's 
 Inns. Darling Hill, Clonmel, county Tipperary, 
 and 5, Merrion-sq., south, Dublin. 
 
 * Pennefather, Richard, esq., Under-secre- 
 tary of State for Ireland, deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county Tipperary, Commission dated lOtA 
 December, 1831, j.p. Darling Hill, Clonmel ; 
 Phoenix Park, county Dublin. 
 
 * Pennefather, John, esq., bannster-at-law. 
 5, Merrion-sq., south, Dublin. 
 
 * Pennefather, William, esq. 
 
 * Pennefather, The Right Honorable Ed- 
 ward, late lord chief justice of Ireland, bencher 
 of the Honorable Society of Queen's Inns, pri^'y- 
 councillor in Ireland. 5, Fitzwilliam-sq., east, 
 Dublin. 
 
 * Pennefather, Edward, esq., barrister-at- 
 law. 
 
 * Pennefather, William Lewis, esq., ensign 
 19th regiment of Foot. 
 
 * Peyton, John Reynolds, esq., deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Leitrim, CommissUyn dated 
 7th Janxuiry, 1837, j.p. Laheen, Cashcarrigan, 
 county Leitrim. 
 
 * Peyton, John Hamilton, esq., j.p. Port, 
 Carrick-on-Shannon, county Leitrim. 
 
 » Peyton, Bernard, esq. Switzerland. 
 » Peyton, Hamilton, esq. Port, Carriek-on- 
 Shannon, county Leitrim. 
 
 * Peyton, John, esq. 
 
 * Peyton, George William, esq. 
 
 * Peyton, Wynne Jiinu'.<?, esq. 
 
 * Peyton, Wynne, esq., j.p. Springfield, 
 county Roscommon. 
 
 * Peyton, John, esq. Springfield, county 
 Roscommon. 
 
 * Peyton, James, esq. 
 
 * Peyton, William, esq. 
 
 * Peyton, Henry, esq. 
 
 * Peyton, Wynne, esq., m.d. 
 
 * Peyton, George Hamilton Conyngham, esq., 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Leitrim, Com- 
 mission dated lOt/i December, 1831, j.p. Driney 
 House, Cashcan-igan, county Leitrim. 
 
 * Peyton, Walter Conyngham, esq. 
 
 * Peyton, James Duncan, esq. 
 
 * Peyton, George Richard, esq. 
 
 * Peyton, Charles, esq. Castlecarrow, county 
 Leitrim. 
 
 * Peyton, William, esq., j.p. Castlecarrow, 
 county Leitrim. 
 
 * Pepper, Richard, esq., major in the Meath 
 miltia, j.p. Ballygarth, Drogheda, county 
 Meath. 
 
 Pepper, Charles, esq., lieutenant-colonel in 
 the army. 
 
 PERCEVAL, Sir George James, Earl of 
 Egmont, Viscount Perceval, of Kanturk, and 
 Baron Perceval, of Burton, in the county of 
 Cork, Baron Arden, of Lohort Castle, county 
 
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 HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 Cork, and baronet of Ireland, Baron Lovell and 
 Holland, of Enmore, Somersetshire, and Baron 
 Arden, Warwickshire, in the United Kingdom, 
 captain in the Royal Navy. Lohort Castle, 
 county Cork ; Cowdery Lodge, Petworth, Sussex ; 
 Burgh House, Epsom, Surrey ; 59, Grosvenor- 
 st., London. 
 
 .^rmi— Argent, on a chief indented gules, three crosses 
 formee, of the field. 
 
 Crest— \ thistle, in pale, proper. 
 
 Supporters — Dexter, an antelope argent, ducally gorged, 
 chained, attired, and unguled, or, sinister, a buck sable, 
 ducally gorged, chained, attired, and unguled, or, each hold- 
 ing in the mouth a thistle, proper. 
 
 Motto — Sub cruce Candida. 
 
 Perceval, The Rev. and Honorable George 
 Charles, m.a., rector of Calverton, Bucks. Same 
 arms, &c. 
 
 Perceval, The Rev. and Honorable Arthur 
 Philip, M.A., rector of East Hoi'sley, Surrey. 
 Same arms, <fec. 
 
 Perceval, Spencer, esq., captain Coldstream 
 regiment of Foot Guards. 13, Cleveland-row, 
 London. 
 
 Perceval, Frederick James, esq. 
 
 Perceval, The Rev. Henry, m.a., rector of 
 Elmley Lovett, Worcestershire. 
 
 Perceval, Dudley Montagu, esq. IG, Wilton- 
 st., London. 
 
 Perceval, John Thomas, esq. 
 
 Perceval, Ernest Augustus, esq. 
 
 Perceval, Alexander, esq., j.p., lieutenant- 
 colonel Sligo militia, sergeant-at-arms to the 
 House of Lords. Temple House, Ballymote, 
 county Sligo ; 137, Regent- St., London. 
 
 Perceval, George Ramsay, esq., captain 72nd 
 (Highland) regiment of Foot. 
 
 Perceval, John Maxwell, esq., captain 12th 
 (the East Suffolk) regiment of Foot. 
 
 Perceval, John Pennefather, esq., lieutenant 
 17th regiment of Foot. 
 
 * Percy, William Clarges, esq., deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Leitrim. Garradice, Bal- 
 linamore, county Leitrim. 
 
 * PERY, William Tenison, Earl of Limerick, 
 Viscount Limerick, Baron Glentworth, of Mal- 
 low, in the county Cork, Baron Foxford, of 
 Stackpole Court, county Clare, in the United 
 Kingdom. Southhill Park, Bracknel, Berkshire ; 
 4, Mansfield-st., London. 
 
 vl r/rw— Quarterly, gules and or, on a bend argent, three 
 lions passant, sable. 
 
 Crest — A fawn's head erased, proper. 
 
 Supporters — Dexter, a lion ermine, sinister, a fawn proper, 
 ducally gorged and chained, or. 
 
 Motto— Wrivite, non astuti4. 
 
 * Pert, The Honorable John Hartstonge. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Pert, The Honorable Henry Frederick. 
 Same arms, «fec. 
 
 * Pert, The Honorable Edmond Sexton. 6, 
 Hinde-st., Manchester-sq. Same arms, &c. 
 
 '\' PETTY, The Most Honorable Sir Henry, 
 Marquess of Lansdowne, county Somerset, Earl 
 of Wycombe, county Bucks, Viscount Calne and 
 Calnstone, Wiltshire, Baron Wycombe, of Chip- 
 ping Wycombe, county Bucks, Earl of Kerry 
 and Shelburne, Viscount Clanmaurice and 
 Fitzmaurice, Baron of Kerry, Lixnaw, and Dun- 
 
 kerron, in Ireland, privy-councillor in England, 
 lord lieutenant and custos rotulorum of the 
 county of Wilts, knight companion of the most 
 noble order of the Gartei', d.c.l., f.r.s. Bowood, 
 Calne, Wiltshire ; 54, Berkeley-sq., London. 
 
 ^rjrw— Quarterly, first and fourth, ermine, on a bend azure, 
 a magnetic needle pointing towards a pole star, or ; second 
 and third, argent, a saltier gules, a chief ermine. 
 
 Crest— A centaur proper and argent, drawing a bow and 
 arrow of the first. 
 
 Supporters — Two pegasi, ermine, winsed, bridled, crined, 
 and unguled, or, each charged on the shoulder with a fleur 
 de lis, azure. 
 
 Motto — Virtute, non verbis. 
 
 Pettt, The Right Honorable Henry, Earl of 
 Shelburne, m.p, for Calne. Bowood, Calne, 
 Wilts ; Berkeley-sq., London. 
 
 PHILLIPS, Richard Edward, esq., j.p. 
 Mount Rivers, Newport, county Tipperary. 
 
 Arms — Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, three bars wavy 
 azure, in chief a lion passant sable ; second, argent, three 
 fleurs de lis sable ; third, three battle axes, two and one sable. 
 
 Crests— Virst, an arm embowed in armour, garnished or, 
 grasping a broken tilting spear proper ; second crest, a cock 
 grouse, rising, proper. 
 
 Motto— "Pro Deo et rege. 
 
 f PHIPPS, The Most Honorable Constantine 
 Henry, Marquess of Normanby, Earl of Mul- 
 grave, Viscount Normanby, Baron Mulgrave, 
 of Mulgrave, Yorkshire, Baron Mulgrave, of 
 New Ross, in the county of Wexford, privy 
 councillor in England, past grand master of the 
 most illustrious order of St. Patrick, g.c.h. 
 Mulgrave Castle, Whitby, Yorkshire; Claren- 
 don Hotel, London. 
 
 Arms — Sable, a trefoil slipped, between eight mullets, 
 argent. 
 
 Crest — A lion's gamb, in pale, sable, holding a trefoil, 
 slipped, argent. 
 
 Supporters — Two unicorns, armed, unguled, plain collared 
 and ciiained, or. 
 
 Motto — Virtute quies. 
 
 Phipps, The Right Honorable George Augustus 
 Constantine, Earl of Mulgrave, captain Scots 
 Fusilier Guards. 1, St. James'-st., London. 
 Same arms, «fcc. 
 
 Phipps, The Honorable Charles Beaumont, 
 lieutenant-colonel Scots Fusilier Guards. 16, 
 William-st., Belgrave-sq., London. Same arms, 
 &c. 
 
 Phipps, The Honorable Edmund. 64, Mount- 
 st., London. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Phipps, The Rev. and Honorable Augustus 
 Frederick, a.m., rector of Boxford, Suffolk. 
 
 * PiGOTT, John, esq., deputy-lieutenant of the 
 Queen's County, Commission dated 27th May, 1841, 
 J. p., high sheriff same county 1835. Cappard, 
 Mountmellick, Queen's County. 
 
 * PiGOTT, Henry, esq., j.p. Cappard, Mount- 
 mellick, Queen's County. 
 
 * PiGOTT, William, esq., j.p. Rynn, Mount- 
 mellick, Queen's County. 
 
 *tPLUNKETT, The Right Honorable 
 Thomas Oliver, Baron of Louth, deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Louth, Commission dated 
 19th November, 1840. Louth Hall, Ardee, county 
 Louth. 
 
 Arms— Sable, a bend, and in the sinister chief, a castle 
 argent. 
 
 Crest— A horse pnssant, argent. 
 
 Supporters— Tv,o horses, argent. 
 
 Motto— TestiiiA leiae. 
 
HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 47 
 
 * Plonkett, The Honorable Charles Dawson, 
 captain in the 1st (the Royal) regiment of Foot. 
 Same arms, <tc. 
 
 * Plunkett, The Honorable Henry Luke. 
 Same arms, <tc. 
 
 * Plcnkett, The Honorable Edward Sidney, 
 Same arms, &,c. 
 
 * t PLUNKETT, Arthur James, Earl of Fin- 
 (^all. Baron Killeen, of Killeen Castle, county 
 Meath, Baron Fingall, of Woolhampton Lodge, 
 Berkshire, privy councillor in Ireland, lord in 
 waiting to tlie Queen, deputy-lieutenant of the 
 county Meath, Commission dated 2i)th Febittary, 
 1832, J. p. Killeen Castle, Dunshaughlin, county 
 Meath ; Brook's Club, London. 
 
 Armt—StMe, » bend, and In the sinister chief a castle, 
 argent. 
 
 Crest— A horse passant, arjtent. 
 
 Supportert—Vextei, a pegaBu§, per fess, or and argent ; 
 siniuter, an antelope, anned, unguled, plain collared and 
 chained, or. 
 
 Motf»— Festina lente. 
 
 * Plunkett, The Right Honorable Arthur 
 James, Lord Killeen, captain 8th (the King's 
 Royal Irish) regiment of Hussars. Same arms, 
 &c. 
 
 * Plcnkett, The Honorable Elias Robert. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 » Plunkett, The Honorable William Mat- 
 thew. Same arms, <kc. 
 
 * + PLUNKETT, The Right Hon. Edward 
 Wadding, Baron Dunsany, of Dunsany, county 
 Meath, lord lieutenant and custos rotulorum of 
 the county of Meath, representative peer. 
 Dunsany Castle, Dunshaughlin, county Meath ; 
 Carlton Club, London. 
 
 ^)>m#— Sable, a bend, and in the sinister chief, a castle, 
 argent, a crescent gules for difference. 
 
 tTe^rf— A horse passant, argent, charged with a crescent as 
 in arms. 
 
 Suppcrtert—two horses argent, each charged on the 
 shoulder with a crescent, gules. 
 
 iloUo — I'eitina lente. 
 
 * Plunkett, The Honorable Randall. ' Dun- 
 sany Castle, &c. Same arms, «tc. 
 
 * Plcnkett, The Honorable Edward, captain 
 B.N., J. p. Dunsany Castle. Same arms, <kc. 
 
 PLCNKET, The Right Honorable William 
 Conyngham, Baron Plunket, of Newton, in the 
 county of Cork, in the United Kingdom, pi*ivy 
 councillor in England and Ireland, late lord 
 high chancellor of Ireland. Old Coimaught, 
 Bray, county Wicklow. 
 
 Amu— Sable, a bend, between a tower in the sinister chief, 
 and a portcullis, in base, or. 
 
 Crest— A horse paiwant, argent, charged on the side with a 
 portcullis, sable. 
 
 Sui>porcer*— Hot registered. 
 
 iVoUo— Festina lente. 
 
 Plunket, The Right Rev. and Honorable 
 Thomas, d.d., lord bishop of Tuam, Killala, 
 and Achonry. The Palace, Tuam. Same arms, 
 Ac. 
 
 Plunket, The Honorable John, barrister-at- 
 law, Q.C., assistant barrister county Meath. 30, 
 Upper Fitzwilliam-st., Dublin. 
 
 Plunket, The Honorable David, master in 
 tlie Court of Common Pleas in Ireland. 12, 
 Fitzwilliam-sq., south. Same arms, <tc. 
 
 Plunket, The Rev. and Honorable William, 
 
 M.A., rector of Bray, county Wicklow. Same 
 arms, ^c. 
 
 Plunket, The Honorable Patrick, commis- 
 sioner of the Court of Bankruptcy, in Ireland. 
 Stillorgan-road, comity Dublin. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Plunket, The Rev. and Honorable Robert, 
 M.A., rector of lleadford, diocese of Tuam, and 
 chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Tuam. Same 
 arms, Ac. 
 
 * PoLLAKD, William, esq., deputy-lieutenant 
 of the county Westmeatli, high sheriff same 
 county 1840. Kanturk, CastlepoUard, county 
 Westmoath. 
 
 » PoLLAED, Thomas Edward, esq. 
 
 * PoLLAED, Walter James, esq. 
 
 » PoLLAUD, Gustavus Dillon, esq. 
 
 * PoLLABD, George Augustus, esq. 
 
 * PoLLAED, Richard, esq. 
 fPOMEROY, The Right Honorable John 
 
 James, Viscount and Baron Harberton, of Car- 
 bery, county Kildare, deputy-lieutenant of the 
 county Kildare, Commission dated ISth February, 
 1832. Rathangan, county Kildare. 
 
 Amu — Or, a lion rampant gules, langued azure, holding 
 between the paws an apple, proper. 
 
 Cri/st — A lion rampant, as in arms. 
 
 Suj/porter*- Two wolves, the dexter proper, the sinister 
 argent, both plain collared and chained, or. 
 
 Motto — Virtutis fortuna comes. 
 
 PoMEEOY, The Rev. and Honorable Arthur 
 William, m.a., rector of Desertmartin, diocese 
 ofDerry. Same arms, &c. 
 
 PoMEBOT, The Honorable William Knox. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 POXSONBY, John WUUam, Earl of Bes- 
 borough, Viscount Duncannon, of Duncannon, 
 county Wattrford, Earon of Besborough, 
 county Kilkenny, Baron Ponsonby, of Sysonby, 
 Leicestersliire, and Baron Duncannon, in the 
 United Kingdom, lord lieutenant and custos 
 rotulorum of the county of Kilkenny, privy 
 councillor in England. Sysonby, Melton Mow- 
 bray, Leicestershire ; Roehampton, East Hill, 
 Wandsworth, Surrey ; Besborough House, Car- 
 rick-on-Suir, Kilkenny ; Garry Hill House, 
 Carlow ; 3, Cavendish-sq., London. 
 
 ^rm*— Gules, a chevron, between three combs argent. 
 
 Crest — Five arrows, four in saltier, and one in pale, potntt 
 downwards, gules, tipped and feathered argent, enveloped 
 with a snake, proper. 
 
 Supporters— Tvio lions, regardant, proper. 
 
 Motto — Pro rege, lege, grege. 
 
 Ponsonby, The Right Honorable John George 
 Brabazon, Viscount Duncannon, lord lieutenant 
 and custos rotulorum of the county of Carlow, 
 M.p. for Derby. Garry Hill, Carlow ; 3, Caven- 
 dish-sq., London. Same arms, <tc. 
 
 Ponsonby, The Honorable Frederick George 
 Brabazon. 10, Farrar's Buildings, London. 
 Same arms, <tc. 
 
 Ponsonby, The Honorable Walter William 
 Brabazon. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Ponsonby, The Honorable Spencer Cecil 
 Brabazon, clerk in the Foreign Office. Same 
 arms, 4:c. 
 
 Ponsonby, Henry Frederick, esq., lieutenant 
 49th regiment of Foot. 
 
 PONSONBY, The Right Honorable William 
 
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 HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 Francis Spencer, Baron De Mauley, of Canford, 
 Dorsetshire. Canford House, Winiborne, Dor- 
 setshire ; Clarendon Hotel, London. 
 
 A rim — Gules, a chevron, between three combs, argent. 
 
 Crest — Five arrows, four in saltier, and one in pale, points 
 downwards, gules, tipped and feathered argent, enveloped 
 with a snake, proper. 
 
 Supporters— Not registered. 
 
 Motto — Pro rege, lege, grege. 
 
 PoNSONBY, The Honorable Charles Frederick 
 Ashley Cooper, m.p. for Poole, Canford House, 
 Wimborne, Dorsetshire ; 24, George-st., Han- 
 over-sq., London. 
 
 PoTTiNGER, Sir Henry, baronet, civil knight 
 grand cross of the most honorable military 
 order of the Bath, major-general in the Hon. 
 E.i.c. Service. 
 
 PoTTiNGEK, Eldred, esq., major Hon. e.i.c. 
 Service. 
 
 PoTTiNGER, William, esq., major in the 0th 
 (the Royal "Warwickshire) regiment of Foot. 
 
 * Powell, Robert, esq. Bellosguardo, New- 
 to^vn Park, county Dublin. 
 
 * Powell, Nathaniel Robert, esq. 
 
 * Power, Sir John, baronet, deputy-lieute- 
 nant of the county Kilkenny, Commission dated 
 loth March, 1844. Kilfane, Thomastown, county 
 Kilkenny. 
 
 * Power, Ambrose, esq. 
 
 * Power, Henry, esq. 
 
 * Power, George, esq. 
 
 * Power, John, esq., high sheriff county 
 Kilkenny 1841. Sion, Kilkenny. 
 
 * Power, Sir John, baronet, deputy-lieute- 
 nant of the city of Dublin, Commission dated \Uh 
 September, 1838, alderman of Dublin. Sampton, 
 county "Wexford ; Roebuck House, county 
 Dublin ; 20, Harcourt-st., Dublin. 
 
 * Power, James, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county "Wexford, Commission dated 8th 
 November, 1836, m.p. for the county of "Wexford. 
 Edermine House, Enniscorthy, county "Wexford ; 
 Roebuck, county Dublin ; 151, Regent-st., Lon- 
 don. 
 
 PRATT, Joseph, esq., lieutenant-colonel of 
 the Cavan militia, J. p. Cabra Castle, Kings- 
 court, county Cavan. 
 
 Xr)?M— Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, on a chevron 
 sable, between three pellets, each charged with a martlet, as 
 many maseles all of the field ; second and third, or, an adder 
 curling and erected, sable. 
 
 Crest— A lion's head, erased, gules, pierced through the 
 bacli of the neclc with a broken spear, proper. 
 
 Motto — Virtute et armis. 
 
 Pratt, Mervyn, esq. Same arms, &c. 
 Pratt, Joseph Tynte, esq. Same arms, <bc. 
 
 * Pratt, Charles, esq., lieutenant-colonel in 
 the army. Stoneville, Rochetown-avenue, 
 county Dublin. 
 
 f » PRESTON, The Right Honorable Jenico, 
 Viscount Gormanston, of Gormanston, county 
 Meath, Baron de Preston, and Loundres of the 
 Naas, county Kildare. Gormanston Castle, 
 Balbriggan, county Meath. 
 
 Arint—Ot, on a chief sable, three crescents of the field. 
 Crest — On a cap of maintenance, gules, turned up ermine, 
 a fox, passant, proper. 
 Sat>P'jrters— Dexter, a fox, proper, sinister, a lion, or. 
 Motto— a&na tache. 
 
 * Preston, The Honorable Edward Anthony 
 John, deputy-lieutenant of the county Meath, 
 Commission dated V2th November, 1841, j.p., high 
 sheriff same county 1831. Gormanston Castle, 
 Balbriggan, county Meath. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Preston, The Honorable Jenico Charles. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Preston, The Honorable Robert. Same 
 arms, «kc. 
 
 * Preston, The Honorable Charles. Same 
 arms, &c. 
 
 * Preston, The Honorable Thomas. Same 
 arms, &c. 
 
 * PRIOR, The Rev. John, m.a. Florence, 
 Italy. 
 
 A rm*— Quarterly, first and fourth, vert, on a bend ermine, 
 three chrevonelles gules; second and third, per bend or and 
 argent, a fess gules, in chief a lion passant azure. 
 
 Crests — First, an etoile of six points, vert; second crost, a 
 talbot's head erased argent, charged on the breast with a 
 trefoil slipped, proper. 
 
 J^o«o— Certavi et vici. 
 
 * Prior, The Rev. Hugh Edward, a.m., 
 ex-scholar t.c.d., incumbent of Lucan, county 
 Dublin. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Prior, Thomas Young, esq., a.m. of the 
 Middle Temple, barrister-at-law. 1, Ellen-court, 
 Temple, London. Same arms, &c. 
 
 f PRITTIE, The Right Honorable Henry, 
 Baron Dunalley, of Kilboy, county Tipperary, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Tipperary, 
 Commission dated 10th December, 1831, j.p., repre- 
 sentative peer. Kilboy, Nenagh, county Tip- 
 perary ; Union Club, London. 
 
 ^ rms — Per pale, argent and gules, three wolves' heads, (two 
 and one,) erased, counterchanged. 
 
 Crest— A wolf's head, erased, argent. 
 
 Supporters— Dex.ter, a knight in complete armour, in the 
 exterior hand a spear, all proper, sinister, a buck, proper, 
 attired, unguled, ducally gorged, and chained, or. 
 
 Motto— In omnia paratus. 
 
 Prittie, The Honorable Francis Aldborough, 
 custos rotulorum of the county Tipperary, de- 
 puty-lieutenant, Commissum dated 10th December, 
 1831, and high sheriff same county 1838. Cor- 
 ville, Roscrea, county Tipperary. Same arms, 
 «fcc. 
 
 Prittie, Henry, esq., j.p. Corville, Roscrea, 
 county Tipperary. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Prittie, Francis Sadleir, esq. Same arms, «fec. 
 PROBY, John, Earl of Carysfort, Baron 
 Carysfort, of Carysfort, in the county of Wick- 
 low, Baron Carysfort, of Norman Cross, Hunt- 
 ingdonshire, in the United Kingdom, lieutenant- 
 general in the army. Elton Hall, Stilton, 
 Huntingdonshire ; Glenart Castle, Arklow ; 46, 
 Upper Grosvenor-st., London. 
 
 Arms—<^na.TieT\y, first and fourth, ermine, on a fess gules, 
 a lion passant, or ; second and third, argent, two bars undee 
 azure, on a chief of the second, an etoile, between two escal- 
 
 and in the beak a key, or. 
 
 Supporters— Dexter, an ostrich, argent, ducally gorged, and 
 in the beak a key, or, sinister, a talbot sable. 
 
 Motto — Manus hsec inimica tyrannis. 
 Proby, The Honorable Granville Leveson, 
 rear admiral of the Blue, deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county Wicklow, Commission dated 2Uh De- 
 cember, 1831, J. p., high sheriff same county 1836. 
 Glenart Castle, Arklow. Same arms, «tc. 
 Probt, John Joshua, esq. 
 
HERALDIC CALEXDAR. 
 
 49 
 
 PaoBT, Granville LevesoTi, esq., lieutenant 43rd 
 regiment of Foot, 
 
 Pkoby, The Rev. Charles, D.D., canon of 
 Windsor, vicar of Twickenham, Middlesex, and 
 sector of Bishops Tachbrook, Warwickshire. 
 
 t ■» QUIN, Sir Windham Henry Windham, 
 Earl of Dunraven and Mount Earl, Viscount 
 Adare, and Mount Earl, Baron Adare, of Adare, 
 county Limerick, and a baronet, representative 
 :peer, custos rotulorum of the county of Limerick, 
 j.p. Dunraven Castle, Cowbridge, Glamorgan- 
 shire ; Adare Abbey, Limerick ; 76, Eaton-sq., 
 London. 
 
 Armt—ytrt, a pegaaus paasant, wings addorsed, ermine, a 
 chief or. 
 
 Cretl—()n a wreath, a woirs head erased, ermine. 
 
 Supporters— Two ravens, wings addoned, proper, plain 
 «oUared, and chained, or. 
 
 Motto— (lute sursum volo videre. 
 
 QuiN, The Kight Honorable Edwin Richard 
 'Wyndham, Viscount Adare, m.p. for Glamorgan- 
 shire, and deputy-lieutenant. Dunraven Castle, 
 Cowbridge, Glamorganshire ; 76, Eaton-sq., 
 London. Same arms, &c. 
 
 QciN, The Honorable Wyndham Henry. Same 
 arms, «tc. 
 
 QriN, The Lord George, deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county Cavan, Commission dated I'dth April, 
 1835. 
 
 QuiNAN, Rev. Charles, a.m. 
 
 QuiNAJf, Henry Maturin, esq., barrister-at- 
 law, A.M., chief examiner in Chancerj'. 19, 
 Lower Pembroke-st., Dublin. 
 
 Qdiwan, William, esq. 
 
 QciNAN, Edward, esq., licentiate K.c.s.i. 19, 
 Lower Pembroke-»t., Dublin. 
 
 QniNAN, Robert, esq. 
 
 * Reeves, Robert, esq. 22, Merrion-sq., south, 
 Dublin. 
 
 * Reeves, William Maunsell. Vosterberg, 
 Cork. 
 
 * Reeves, Samuel Spaight, esq. Plattin, 
 county Meath ; 22, Upper Mount-st., Dublin. 
 
 * Reeves, Edward, esq. 7, Lower Fitzwll- 
 liam-st., Dublin. 
 
 * Reeves, Richard, esq., barrister-at^law. 16, 
 Fitzwilliam-place, Dublin. 
 
 * Reeves, Joseph Robert, esq. Arthgarvan, 
 Kilcullcn, county Kildare ; 10, Fitzwilliam-pl., 
 Dublin. 
 
 * Reid, Robert, esq., m.d., h.r.i.a., fellow of 
 the King and Queen's College of Physicians in 
 Ireland. 41, Belvidere-place, Dublin. 
 
 * Reid, John, esq. 
 
 * Reid, Robert, esq. 
 
 Reilly, John Temple, esq., deputy-lieutenant 
 of the county Down, Commission dated I'Sth Nov- 
 'ember, 18.31, j.p. Scarva House, Loughbrick- 
 land, county Down. 
 
 Reid, James, esq. Newry, county Dowii. 
 
 REYNELL, Sir Thomas, baronet of Ireland, 
 lieutenant-general in the army, colonel of the 
 ,71st (Highland) regiment of Foot, knight com- 
 mander of the most honorable order of the Bath, 
 v.and many foreign orders. Brighton, Sussex. 
 
 Arms— Argent (masonry), a chief indented, sable. 
 
 Crert— On a wreath, a wolf statant. toil exteudeU, or. 
 
 Motto — Mururj senuus est'j. 
 
 * Reynell, Richard Winter, esq., j.p. Killinan 
 House, Killucan, county Westmeath. 
 
 * Reynell, Samuel Arthur, esq., j.p. Arches- 
 town, Castletown Delvin, Westmeath. 
 
 RiBTON, Sir John Sheppey, baronet of Ireland, 
 captain in the army. Woodbrook, Bray, county 
 Wicklow. 
 RiBTON, George, esq. 
 
 *R1CE, The Right Honorable Thomas 
 Spring, Baron Monteagle, of Brandon, in the 
 county Kerry, privy councillor in England and 
 Ireland, comirtroUer-general of the receipt and 
 issue of Her Majesty's Exchequer, j.p. Mount 
 Trenchard, Shanagolden, county Limerick ; 37, 
 Brook-st., Loudon. 
 
 .,4 rm*— Quarterly, first and fourth, perpale indented, argent 
 and gules; second, azure, a lion rampant, or ; third, argent, 
 on a chevron between three mascles, gules, a« many cinque- 
 foiU, of the field. 
 
 Cretl—h. leopard's Cw», affronts, gulei, crowned with a 
 ducal coronet, or. 
 
 Supporters— Hot registered. 
 
 Motto — Fides non tiinet. 
 
 * Rice, The Honorable Stephen Edmund 
 Spring, a commissioner of the Customs, deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county Limerick, Commissicyti 
 dated '31st October, 1835, j.p. Mount Trenchard, 
 Shanagolden, county Limerick. 
 
 * Rice, The Honorable Charles Spring. 37, 
 Brook-st., London. 
 
 * Rice, The Honorable Edmond Henry. Same 
 arms, «fec. 
 
 » Rice, The Honorable Aubrey Richard. 
 Same arms, «fcc. 
 
 * Rice, The Honorable William Cecil. Same 
 arms, <fec. 
 
 * Roche, Sir David, baronet, j.p. Carass 
 Court, Croom, coimty Wicklow; Reform Club, 
 London. 
 
 * RoNATNE, Richard Power, esq., deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Waterford, Commission 
 dated nth February, 1832. D'Loughtane, 
 Youghal, Waterford. 
 
 * Rose, Wellington Anderson, esq. Foxhall, 
 Newijort, county Tipperary. 
 
 Ross, David, esq., m.p. for Belfast, deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county Down, Commission dated 
 ith April, 1836. Rosstrevor, county Down. 
 
 Ross, David, esq., j.p. 
 
 * Rowan, John, esq. MuUans, county Antrim. 
 
 * Rowan, Robert Wilson, esq. 
 
 * Rowan, Charles, esq., lieutenant-colonel in 
 the army, c.b., commis.sioner of the Metropolitan 
 Police Force, London. 4, Whitehall-pl., London. 
 
 * Rowan, John Hill, esq., captain in the army. 
 ROWLEY, The Right Honorable Clotworthy 
 
 Wellington William Robert, Baron Langford, of 
 SummerhUl, m the county of Meath. Svmimer- 
 hiU House, county Meath. 
 
 Arms— Or, on a bend cottised, gules, thcee crescents argent. 
 
 Crest— On a wreath, a wolfs head couped sable, collared, 
 arf:ent. 
 
 Supporters- Two emblematical figures, the dexter repre- 
 senting Pallas, the sinister. Temperance, all proper. 
 
 Motto — Bear and forbear. 
 
 RoYSE, Thomas Henry Forde, esq., deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county Limerick, Commission 
 dated 6th February, 1832, j.p. Nantenan, Rath- 
 keale. Limerick. 
 
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 HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 RuxTON, William, esq., j.p. Redhouse, Ardee, 
 coxrnty Louth. 
 
 Sadleik, The Very Rev. Francis, d.d., provost 
 of Trinity College, a commissioner of National 
 Education in Ireland, m.r.i.a. Provost's House, 
 Grafton-st., Dublin. 
 
 Sadleib, The Rev. William Digby, A.M., 
 F.T.c.D., M.B.I. A. 43, Fitzwilliam-pl., Dublin. 
 
 Sadleib, The Rev. Francis Ralph, A.M. 
 
 Sadleib, The Rev. Ralph, Aji. Provost's 
 House, Grafton-st., Dublin. 
 
 * St. Aubtn, Edmond, esq. Nantes, France. 
 
 * St. AnBTN, James, esq. Nantes, France. 
 
 * ST. GEORGE, Sir Richard Bligh, baronet 
 of Ireland, deputy-lieutenant of the county Kil- 
 kenny, Commission dated 29th February, 18^2, j.p. 
 Woodsgift, Johnstown, county Kilkenny ; Monks- 
 town, county Dublin. 
 
 .4 r)jM— Argent, a chief azure, over all a lion rampant, gulesj 
 dueally crowned or, a crescent for difference. 
 
 Crest — A demi lion rampant gules, ducaUy crowned or, 
 »rmed and langued azure. 
 
 Motto — Firmitas in coelo. 
 
 * St. Geobge, Theophilus John, esq., j.p., 
 high sheriff county Kilkenny 1839. Woodsgift, 
 Freshford, county Kilkenny. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * St. Geobge, Robert, esq. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * St. Geobge, William Oliver, esq. Same 
 arms, &c. 
 
 * St. George, James Cuffe, esq. 
 
 St. George, Arthur, esq. Kilrush, Freshford. 
 
 * St. Geobge, Thomas Bligh, esq., ban-ister- 
 at-law, 7, Dawson-st., Dublin. 
 
 * St. George, Thomas Bligh, esq. 18, Great 
 Charles-st., Dublin. 
 
 St. Geobge, Hercules Langrishe, esq., j.p. 
 Balief Castle, county Kilkenny. 
 
 * ST. GEORGE, Christopher, esq., j.p., high 
 sheriff county Galway 1846. Tyrone House, 
 Oranmore, coimty Galway. 
 
 .,4 rwM— Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, a chief azure, 
 over all a lion rampant gules, dueally crowned or ; second and 
 third, quarterly, first and fourth, ermine, a chevron sable, 
 second and third, azure, a chevron ermine, between three 
 billets argent. 
 
 Crest— A demi lion rampant gules, dueally crowned, or. 
 
 Supporters— {By Royal Warrant, dated 14th May, 1821.) 
 Dexter, a lion rampant, regardant, gules, dueally crowned, or, 
 collared, ermine, sinister, an antelope, argent, attired, unguled, 
 collared and chained or. 
 
 Motto— Fiimita.s in coelo. 
 
 + * ST. LAWRANCE, Sir Thomas, Earl of 
 Howth, Viscount St. Lawrance, Baron of Howth, 
 vice-admiral of Leinster, deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county Dublin, Commissioii dated 10th June, 
 1836, knight companion of the most illustrious 
 order of St. Patrick. Howth Castle, Howth, 
 county Dublin. 
 
 Arms—G\i\e8, two swords in saltier argent, hilts and 
 pomels, downwards, or, between four roses of the second, 
 barbed and seeded, proper. 
 
 Crest— A sea lion rampant, per fess, argent and proper. 
 
 Supporters— Jiexter, a sea lion as in crest, sinister, a mer- 
 maid, in her exterior hand a comb, in the interior, a mirror 
 proper, pannel or. 
 
 Motto— <iue pense. 
 
 St. Lawrance, The Right Honorable William 
 Ulick Tristram, Viscount St. Lawrance. Howth 
 Castle, Howth, county Dublin. 
 
 t * ST. LEGER, The Right Honorable Hayes, 
 Viscount Doneraile, Baron Doneraile, of Done- 
 
 raile, in the county of Cork, representative peer, 
 J.p. Doneraile House, Doneraile, county Cork ; 
 Limmer's Hotel, London. 
 
 Arms — Azure, fretty argent, a chief or. 
 
 Crest — A griffin, passant, or. 
 
 Stipporters-Two griffins, or, wings addorsed, fretty, azure- 
 
 Motto — Haut et bon. 
 
 St. Leger, The Honorable Hayes, deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county Cork, Commission dated 
 1st July, 1842, and high sheriff of same county 
 1846, J.p. Doneraile House, Doneraile, county 
 Cork. Same arms, <fcc. 
 
 St. Leger, Anthony Butler, esq. Park Hill,. 
 Yorkshire ; 10, Berkelej'-sq., London. 
 
 St. Legee, Heyward, esq. Heyward's Hill,, 
 county Cork ; 13, Upper Mount-st., Dublin. 
 
 St. Legeb, Antony Butler, esq. 19, Percy-pl., 
 Dublin. 
 
 St. Leger, Heyward John, esq. Great Port- 
 land-st., London. 
 
 St. Legeb, Noblet Rogers, esq. Sligo. 
 
 Sampson, Arthur, esq., j.p. Dromond, Dun- 
 given, Londonderry. 
 
 Sampson, John, esq., barrister-at-law. 132, 
 Lower Baggot-st., Dublin. 
 
 f SANDFORD, The Right Honorable George, 
 Baron Mountsandford, of Castlerea, in the 
 county of Roscommon, f.b.s., j.p. Castlerea, 
 county Roscommon; Stowey Mead, Bath, 
 Somersetshire. 
 
 Arras — Per chevron, or and ermine, in chief two boars' 
 heads fessways, erased sable. 
 
 Crest— Out of a ducal coronet, a boar's head and neck,, 
 issuant, or. 
 
 Supporters — Dexter, a lion gules, plain collared or, charged 
 with three trefoils proper, sinister, a boar sable, bristled and- 
 un.guled, or. 
 
 Motto — Cor unum, via una. 
 
 * SANKEY, Edward, esq., major in the army. 
 17, Upper Mount-st., Dublin. 
 
 Arms — Argent, on a bend sable, three fishes of the field,, 
 and quarterings of the arms of Sankey, Whitton of Nether- 
 cote, Gornay, Brightwell, Barker, Delamare, Achard, Spars- 
 holt, Harpden, Kynaston, and Furneaux. 
 
 Crest — A dexter cubit arm in pale, vested sable, cuffed 
 argent, grasping a fish proper. 
 
 J/otto— Sancta clavis coeli fides. 
 
 * Sankey, John, esq., barrister-at-law. Cam- 
 ross, county Wexford ; 23, Lower Mount-st., 
 Dublin. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Sanket, Jacob, esq., lieutenant b.n. Cool- 
 more, Fethard, county Tipperary. 
 
 * Sanket, Matthew, esq. 
 
 * Sanket, William Villiers, esq, 
 
 * Sanket, William Henry Villiers, esq. 
 Saubin, James, esq. 32, Stephen's-green, 
 
 north, Dublin. 
 
 Saubin, Edward, esq., captain b.n. 10, Wil- 
 ton-crescent, London. 
 
 Saubin, Mark Anthony, esq., solicitor to the 
 Excise in Ireland. 32, Stephen's-green, north; 
 Carysfort House, Blackrock, county Dublin. 
 
 * Savage, The Rev. Robert, m.a., rector of 
 Harford, Devonshire. 
 
 * Savage, Francis, esq., j.p. St. Dolough'd, 
 county DubUn. 
 
 * Savage, Christopher Domvile, esq., barris- 
 ter-at-law. St. Dolough's, county Dublin. 
 
 * Savage, Francis Simon, esq.. 
 
HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 51 
 
 Savage, Clayton, esq., j.p. Kilcreen, KiL 
 kenny. 
 
 f SAVILE, John, Earl of Mexborough, Vis- 
 count Pollington, of Ferns, and Baron Polling- 
 ton, of Longford. Methley Park, Wakefield, 
 Yorkshire ; 33, Uover-st., Piccadilly, London. 
 
 ^mw— Argent, on a bend sable, three owls of the field. 
 Or*-**— On a wreath, an owl a* in arms. 
 Supporters — Two hons proi)er, plain collared and chained, 
 azure. 
 Motto— Ve £Mt. 
 
 Savile, The Right Honorable John Charles 
 George, Viscount Pollington, m.p. for Pontefiract. 
 2, Bolton-row, London ; Methley Park, Wake- 
 field, Yorkshire. Same arms, «kc. 
 
 Savile, The Honorable Henry Alexander. 
 Same arms, d:c. 
 
 Savile, The Honorable Philip Yorke. Same 
 arms, &,c. 
 
 Savile, The Honorable Charles Stuart. Same 
 arms, &c. 
 
 Savile, The Honorable Frederick, captain 
 K.A. Same arras, &c. 
 
 f SAVILE, John Lumlej, Earl of Scarbor- 
 ough, Viscount Lumley, Baron Lumley, of 
 Lumley Castle, county Durham, Viscount Lum- 
 ley, of Waterford, in Ireland, lord lieutenant, 
 &.C., of Nottinghamshire. Sandbeck Park, 
 Kotheram, and Ruflford Hall, Ollerton, York- 
 shire; 41, South-st., Grosvenor-eq., London. 
 
 j4 rm*— Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, a fess gules, 
 between three popinjayii, vert, eollared of the last ; second 
 And third, gules, six mantlets, three, two, and one, argent. 
 
 Crett — A pelican in her piety proper. 
 
 aupportfr*— Two parrots, wings expanded, vert. 
 
 Motto— Mums Kneus oonscientia sana. 
 
 Savile, Richard George, esq. Tickhill Castle, 
 Yorkshire. 
 
 SEWARD, Thomas, esq. Seafield, and Knock- 
 nacolly, Youghal, county Cork. 
 
 Armt — Quarterly, first and fourth, ermine, on a fess arure, 
 between two chevrons gules, three leopards' faces, or ; second, 
 ermine, a bend azure, surmounted by a fess or; third, per 
 pale indented, argent and sable, a saltier counterchanged. 
 
 Cretts — First, out of a ducal coronet, or, the hind leg of a 
 warhorse,coupcd at the thigh, azure, shod ofthefir^t; second 
 ■crest, a dexter hand fessw.nys, grasping a sword in pale, pro- 
 per, enflled with an Imperial crown; third crest, a dexter 
 -cubit arm in pale, vested gules, cuflfed ermine, rising from 
 park pales, or, the hand proper holding a truncheon, argent. 
 
 Motto— 0\\in fuimus. 
 
 Sewakd, Henry Osbume, esq. Lee Cottage, 
 and Douglas, county Cork ; Newcastle, county 
 Limerick. Same arms, Ac. 
 
 Seward, Henry Osborne, junior, esq. Same 
 arms, <tc. 
 
 Stabket, Digby. esq. Sandy cove-terrace, 
 Kingstown, county Dublin. 
 
 Shaw, Sir Robert, baronet, deputy-lieutenant 
 of the city of Dublin, Commiseion dated 2nd Feb- 
 rxiary, 1833, colonel of the city of Dublin militia, 
 J.p. Bushy Park, Rathfarnham, county Dublin. 
 
 Shaw, Robert, esq., lieutenant-colonel of the 
 city of Dublin militia, Commission dated 7th Feb- 
 ruary, 1839, J.p. Bushy Park, Rathfarnham, 
 county Dublin. 
 
 Shaw, The Right Honorable Frederick, ll.d., 
 recorder of Dublin, deputy-lieutenant of the city 
 of Dublin, Commission dated 15th February, 1843, 
 and .M.p. for the University of Dublin. Kim! 
 
 mage House, county Dublin ; 5, Chester-st., 
 Grosvenor-plaee, London. 
 
 Shaw, Robert, junior, esq. Kimmage House, 
 county Dublin. 
 
 SiiAW, Beresford William, esq., major, city of 
 Dul)lin militia. Bushy Park, Ratlifamham, 
 county Dublin. 
 
 Shaw, William John, esq. Caledon, county 
 Tyrone. 
 
 * SHEE, Sir George, baronet of Ireland, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county of Galway, j.p. 
 Dunmore House, Dunmore, county Galway. 
 
 Arnu— Per bend indented azure and or, in chief and base, 
 a fleur de lis counterchanged. 
 
 Crest — On a wreath, a swan, wings addorsed, sable, beaked 
 gules. 
 
 Motto— \incit Veritas. 
 
 * Shee, Charles, esq., lieutenant-colonel in 
 tlie army. 
 
 * Shee, Henry, esq. 
 
 * Shee, Sir Martin Archer, knight, president 
 of the Royal Academy of Arts, London, an 
 official trustee of the British Museum, honorary 
 member of the Royal Hibernian Academy, &c. 
 32, Cavendish-sq., London. 
 
 * Shee, George Archer, esq. 
 
 * Shee, Martin Archer, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 63, Chancery-lane, London. 
 
 * Shee, William Archer, esq. 17, Upper 
 Seymour-st., London. 
 
 SHERARD, Robert, Earl of Harborough, 
 Baron Harborough, of Harborough, Leicester- 
 shire, Baron Sherard of Leitrim in Ireland, 
 Stapleford Park, Melton Mowbray, Leicester- 
 shire ; Stevens' Hotel, London. 
 
 .4 rm*— Argent, a chevron gules, between three torteauK. 
 Crest— Out of a ducal coronet, or, a peacock's tail, erect, 
 proper. 
 Supporters— Two rams argent, armed, or. 
 Motto — Hostis honori inviUia. 
 
 t SHORE, Sir Charles John, Baron Teign- 
 mouth, and a baronet, d.c.l., f.l.s. 19, Port- 
 land-place, London. 
 
 Arms — Argent,a chevron sable, between three holly leaves, 
 proper. 
 
 Crest— A. stork regardant proper, the dexter leg upraised, 
 beaked and membered gules. 
 
 Supporters— Two storks, regardant, proper, crowned or, 
 beaked and membered gules. 
 
 Motto- Perlmus Ileitis. 
 
 * Shuldham, Edmund WiUiam, esq., major- 
 general Hon. E.i.c. Service, j.p. Dumnanway, 
 county Cork. 
 
 * Shuldham, Molyneux, esq., commander b.n. 
 Woodbridge, county Suifolk. 
 
 * Shuldham, Arthur, esq., colonel Hon. E.i.o. 
 Service, Bengal. 
 
 * Shuldham, • William Lemuel, esq., j.r. 
 Dunmanway, county Cork. 
 
 * Shuldham, John, esq., lieutenant b.k. 
 
 * Shuldham, The Rev. John, m.a. Christ's 
 Church, Oxford. 
 
 * Shuldham, Thomas, esq., captain Hon. 
 E.I.C. Service, Bengal. 
 
 * Shuldham, Molyneux William, esq., deputy 
 lieutenant of the county of Longford. Moigh 
 Hou.se, Ballymahon, county Longford. 
 
 SiBORNE, William, esq., captain in the army, 
 secretary to the Royal Military Asylmn. 
 D2 
 
HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 * Singleton, Henry Corbet, esq., deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county of Meath, Commission dated' 
 Hist July, 1835, and high sheiiff same county 
 1842, J. p. Aclare, Drumcourath, county Meath. 
 
 * Singleton, Robert Corbet, esq. 
 
 * Singleton, Francis Corbet, esq. 
 
 * Singleton, Samuel Wellington Corbet, esq. 
 Singleton, Thomas, esq., deputy-lieutenant 
 
 of the county Monaghan, j.p. Fort Singleton, 
 Emyvale, county Monaghan. 
 
 SKEFFINGTON, The Right Honorable John, 
 Viscount Massareene and Ferrard, Baron of 
 Loughneagh, in the county of Antrim, and 
 Baron Oriel, of CoUon, county Louth, Baron 
 Oriel, of Ferrard, county Louth, in the United 
 Kingdom. Antrim Castle, Antrim; Oriel 
 Temple, Louth, 
 
 .4 r/TM— Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, three bulls' 
 heads, (two and one,) erased sable, armed or; second and 
 third, azure, a chevron between three chaplets or. 
 
 Creit — A mermaid, with comb and mirror, proper. 
 
 Supporters — Two stags, sable, attired, unguled, and gorged 
 with a chaplet of roses, or. 
 
 Motto — Per angusta ad augusta. 
 
 SKEY, James, esq., j.p. Ledbury, Hereford- 
 shire. 
 
 Arms — Argent, a Dutch line of battle ship in full sail, with 
 colours displayed, all proper, a chief gules. 
 
 Crest — A dexter cubit arm in pale, vested azure, cuffed 
 argent, the hand proper grasping a flagstaff, therefrom pen- 
 dant the ensign of the Netherlands. 
 
 Motto — Suivez le pavilion. 
 
 Sket, Arthm-, esq., j.p. Spring Grove, Bewd- 
 ley, Worcestershire. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Skey, Joseph, esq., m.d., f.r.s., Fellow of the 
 Royal College of Physicians, London, Inspector- 
 general of Military Hospitals, «tc. Same arms, 
 «fcc. 
 
 Sket, Frederic Carpenter, esq., f.k.s., Fel- 
 low of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, 
 surgeon to St. Bartholomew and Christ's Hos- 
 pitals. 13, Grosvenor-st., London. Same arms, 
 &c. 
 
 Sket, William, esq., a.m., f.s.a. 1, Great 
 Charles-st., Dublin. Same arms, <fcc. 
 
 Skipton, Conolly, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the city and county of Londonderry, Commission 
 dated nth July, 1838, alderman of the city of 
 Londonderry. Beech Hill, county Londonderry. 
 
 SMITH, Sir Michael Cusac, baronet of Ireland, 
 high sheriff King's County 1834. Newtown, Tul- 
 lamore. King's County ; Ashfield, Rathfarnham, 
 county Dublin. 
 
 ^r7n«— Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, on a bend 
 between two unicorn's heads erased, azure, armed or, three 
 lozenges of the last ; second and third, per pale or and azure, 
 a fess counterchanged. 
 
 Crests— i\r%t, out of a ducal coronet, or, a unicorn's head 
 as in arms ; second crest, a mermaid sable, crined, or, comb 
 and mirror, proper. 
 
 Supporters — (By Royal Warrant, dated 2nd January, 1810), 
 dexter, a merman sable, crined, and in his exterior hand a 
 trident, or, sinister, a mermaid sable, crined or, in her sinister 
 hand a mirror proper. 
 
 Motto — Mores meliore metallo. 
 
 Smith, The Right Honorable Thomas Berry 
 Cusac, master of the Rolls, in Ireland, a privy 
 councillor in Ireland, bencher of the Honorable 
 Society of the Queen's Inns, ll.d. 8, Merrion- 
 sq., east, Dublin. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Smith, The Rev. George Sydney, d.d., ex 
 F.T.c.D., rector of Aughalurcher, in the diocese 
 
 of Clogher, professor of Biblical Greek in the 
 LTniversity of Dublin, m.k.i.a. Aughalurcher, 
 Fivemiletown, county TjTone. 
 
 Smith, Henry, esq., deputy-lieutenant of the 
 county of Meath, j.p. Annesbrook, Duleek, 
 county Meath. 
 
 Smith, Francis Pratt, esq., j.p. Larkfield, 
 Mullingar. 
 
 * Smith, Smith, esq. Milford, county Tip- 
 perary ; Kilmore House, Artane, county Dublin. 
 
 * Smith, William Sydney, esq. 
 
 Smylt, John George, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 23, Upper Merrion-st., Dublin. 
 
 Smylt, Josias, esq., fellow of the Royal Col- 
 lege of Surgeons in Ireland. 13, Merrion-sq., 
 north, Dublin. 
 
 f * SMYTHE, The Right Honorable Percy 
 Clinton Sydney, Viscount Strangford, of Strang- 
 ford, county Do-vvti, Baron Penshurst, of Pens- 
 hurst, in the county of Kent, in the United King- 
 dom, privy councillor in England, civil knight 
 grand cross of the most honorable order of the 
 Bath, knight grand cross of the royal order of 
 the Guelphs of Hanover, k.t.s., f.e. and A.s., 
 LL.D. 68, Harley-st., London; Westenhanger 
 House, Hythe, Kent. 
 
 Arms— Ardent, a chevron engrailed, between three lions 
 passant, argent. 
 
 Crest— On a wreath, a leopard's head erased, argent, pel- 
 lett^e, plain collared and chained sable. 
 
 Supporters— Dexter, a lion or, guttle de larmes, sinister, a 
 leoiard, argent, plain collared and chained, sable. 
 
 J/otto — Virtus incendit vires. 
 
 * Smythe, The Honorable George Augustus 
 Frederick Percy Sydney, m.p. for Canterbury. 
 68, Harley-st., London. Same arms, &c. 
 
 t * SOUTHWELL, The Right Honorable Sir 
 Thomas Anthony, Viscount Southwell, Baron 
 Southwell, of Castle Matrass, county Limerick, 
 and a baronet, representative peer, knight com- 
 panion of the most illustrious order of St. Pa- 
 trick Hindlip House, Worcestershire. 
 
 Arms— Argent, three cinquefols (two and one) gules. 
 
 Crest.— A demi Indian goat, argent, ducally gorged, and 
 charged on the side with three annulets, in pale, gules. 
 
 Supporters— Two Indian goats, arjient, ducally gorged, 
 chained, and charged on the side with three annulets, in pale, 
 gules. 
 
 Motto — Nee male notus eques. 
 
 - Southwell, The Honorable Charles, captain 
 in the army, k.h. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Southwell, The Honorable Arthur Francis, 
 lieutenant-colonel in the army. Same arms, &c. 
 
 * Spaight, Thomas, esq. Corbally, Quin, 
 county Clare. 
 
 * Spaight, The Rev. George, m.a. Limerick. 
 
 * Spaight, Francis, esq., j.p. Derry Castle, 
 Killaloe. 
 
 =•= Spaight, Henry, esq., captain in the army, 
 J.p. Coi'bally, Quin, county Clare. 
 
 '• Stackpole, Richard John, esq., deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county of Clare, j.p. Edenvale, 
 Ennis, county Clare. 
 
 '•■= Stackpole, The Rev. William Henry, m.a., 
 J.p. Kilfenora, Ennistymon, county Clare. 
 
 * Stamek, Sir Lovelace, baronet. Beauchamp, 
 county Dublin. 
 
 ■■' Stameb, The Rev. William, m.a. Walcot, 
 Somersttshtre. 
 
HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 53 
 
 * Stannus, Thomas, esq., j.p. Portarliugton, 
 King's County. 
 
 * Stannus, The Very Rev. James, D.D., dean 
 of Ross. 
 
 * Stannus, Sir Ephraim Gerrish, knight, 
 major-general Hon. E.i.c. Service, companion 
 of the most honorable order of the Bath. 
 
 STAPLES, Sir Thomas, baronet of Ireland, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county of Tyrone, Com- 
 missicm dated llth Jidy, 1832, barrister-at-law. 
 Queen's counsel, and Queen's advocate in Ire- 
 land, bencher of the Honorable Society of the 
 Queen's Inns, ll.d., j.p., m.b.i.a. Lissan, Cooks- 
 tovm, county Tyrone ; 11, Merrion-sq., east, 
 Dublin. 
 
 ylrm*— Quarterly, first and fourth, on a (fess enpralled 
 ermines, between three hurtK, two prifflns' heads, erased, or ; 
 necond and third, argent, across raguly, gules, on a chief sable, 
 two pheons, or. 
 
 crest— A demi Savajre azure, girt with a belt or, charged 
 with f ur torteaux, in the band a bolt staple, of the second. 
 
 .Votto— 
 
 Staples, The Rev. John Molesworth, clerk, 
 M.A., J. p., rector of Lissan and Upper Moville, 
 county Donegal. Church Hill, Cardonagh, 
 county Donegal. 
 
 Staples, William Conolly, esq. 
 
 Staples, Edmund, esq., high sheriff Queen's 
 County 1842. Dunmore, Queen's County. 
 
 •» STAVELEY, The Rev. Robert, m.a., pre- 
 bendary of Tipperkevin, archdiocese of Dublin. 
 13, Charlemont Mall, Dublin. 
 
 ylrm»— Argent, on a che\Ton, between three lozenges gules, 
 as many bucks' tieads cabossed, or. 
 
 Crest— A buck's head cabcstd, per pale gules and azure. 
 
 Motto— YiiXeWa ad urnam. 
 
 « Staveley, Robert George, esq. Cork. Same 
 arms, «fcc. 
 
 * Staveley, George Ilodder, esq. Same arms, 
 «tc. 
 
 * Staveley, John Hodder, esq. Same arms, 
 Ac. 
 
 * Staveley, Robert Hodder, esq. Same arms, 
 Ac. 
 
 " Staveley, John, esq., ll.d., professor of 
 Natural Philosophy m the Royal Belfast Aca- 
 demical Institution. 
 
 * Staveley, Joseph, esq. 
 
 » Staveley, Robert Jones, esq., barrister-at- 
 law, J.p. Glanduff Castle, Drumcolloher, county 
 Lunerick ; Croydon Park, county Dublin. 
 
 * Staveley, Jones Butler, esq., captain in 
 the army. Croydon Park, county Dublin. 
 
 * Staveley, Robert Butler, esq. Croydon 
 Park, county Dublin. 
 
 ST AW ELL, William St. Leger Alcock, esq., 
 captain in the army. Kilbrittain Castle, Bandon, 
 county Cork ; 22, Upper Grosvenor-st., London. 
 
 Arms—¥\Tf,t and fourth, gulea, seven lozenges in cross 
 argent, a crescent or for difference; second and third, sable, 
 a firss between three cocks' heads erased argent, combed and 
 w attled or. 
 
 Crests— On a cap of maintenance gules, turned up ermine, 
 a falcon rising argent, in his beak a scroll, thereon, Kn parole 
 je vis ; second crest, a cock argent, combed and wattled giJes, 
 spurred azure. 
 
 J/' Wo— Vigilanter. 
 
 Steele, Sir Richard, baronet of Ireland, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county of Dublin, j.p. 
 Cheltenham, Gloucestershire j 4, Northumber- 
 land-road, Dublin. 
 
 Steele, John Maxwell, esq. 
 
 Steele, Edward, esq., lieutenant 83rd regi- 
 ment of Foot. 
 
 + * STEWART, The Most Honorable Sir 
 Charles William Vane, Marquess and Earl of 
 Londonderry, Viscount Castlereagh, county 
 Down, Baron of Londonderry, Earl Vane, Vis- 
 count Seaham, of Seaham, county Durham, and 
 Baron Stewart, of Stewart's Court, county Done- 
 gal, in the United Kingdom, privy councillor in 
 England, general in the army, colonel of the 2ud 
 regiment of Lite Guards, knight grand cross of 
 the most honorable order of the Bath, and knight 
 of many foreign orders, vice-admiral of the coast 
 of Dm'ham, custos rotulorum of the counties of 
 Down and Londonderry, d.c.l. Wynyard Park, 
 Stockton, Durham ; Seaham Hall, Sunderland ; 
 Rose Bank, Fulham, county Middlesex ; Mount 
 Stewart, Newtowniards, county Down ; Holder- 
 ness House, Park-lane, London. 
 
 ^rjjM— Or, a bend compony argent and azure, between two 
 lions rampant, gules. 
 
 Crest— I >n a wreath, a griffin statant, or. 
 
 Supixtrters — Dexter, a .Moor habited and sandalled or, 
 temples vvn^athed argent and azure, in the exterior hand a 
 shield of the last, garnished, and charged with the sun in 
 splendour, or, sinister.a Uon or, plain collared argent, thereon 
 three mullets sable. 
 
 ifotto— Metuenda Corolla draconis. 
 
 * Stewart, The Right Honorable Frederick 
 William Robert, Viscount Castlereagh, lord 
 lieutenant, and m.p. for the county of Down, 
 colonel of the Royal North Down militia. 127, 
 Park-st., Gi'osvenor-sq., London. Same arms, 
 he. 
 
 * Stewakt, The Right Honorable George 
 Henry Robert Charles, Viscount Seaham, lieu- 
 tenant in the 1st Life Guards, deputy-lieutenant 
 of Durham, and major of the Durham militia. 
 Wynyard L'ark, Stockton, Durham ; Holdemess 
 House, Park-lane, London. 
 
 * Stewart, The Lord Adolphus Frederick 
 Charles William. 
 
 * Stewart, John Vandeleur, esq., high sheriflf 
 county Donegal 1838. Rock Hill, Letterkenny, 
 county Donegal. 
 
 STEWART, Sir James, baronet of Ireland, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county of Donegal, Com- 
 mission dated 3rd Deceinber, 1845, j.p., high sheriff 
 same county 1832, major of the Donegal militia. 
 Fort Stewart, Ramelton, county Donegal. 
 
 ^rm<— Gules.a fess chequy argent and azure, between three 
 lions rampant, or. 
 
 Crest— A dexter hand, in armour, proper, holdipg a heart, 
 gules. 
 
 Motto — Nil desperandum est. 
 
 Stewart, Sir Hugh, baronet, deputy-lieute- 
 nant of the county of Tyrone, Commission dated 
 1st February, 1832, J.P. Ballygawley House, 
 Ballygawley, county Tyrone. 
 
 Stewart, Mervyn, esq., j.p. Martree, Bally- 
 gawley, county Tyrone. 
 
 Stewart, Henry, esq. 
 
 Stewart, John, esq. 
 
 Stewart, Hugh, esq, 
 
 Stewart, Matthew, esq. 
 
 Stewart, Fitzgibbon, esq. 
 
 Stewart, William, esq., j.p. Killymoon, 
 Cookstown, county Tyrone, 
 
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 HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 Stewart, Alexander, esq., deputy-lieutenant 
 of the county Down, Commission dated llth Octo- 
 ber, 1842, J. p. Lawrencetown House, Down. 
 
 Stewart, John, esq. Ballymorran, Killinchy, 
 county Dow^n. 
 
 Stewart, Alexander Robert, esq., deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county of Donegal, high sheriff 
 same county 1831, j.p. Ards House, Creslough, 
 Letterkenny, county Donegal. 
 
 Stewart, The Rev. Charles. Hornhead House, 
 Dunfanaghy, county Donegal. 
 
 t STOPFORD, James Thomas, Earl of Cour- 
 town. Viscount Stopfer d. Baron of Courtown, 
 county Wexford, Baron Saltersford, of Salters- 
 ford, in the county Palatine of Chester, in the 
 United Kingdom, custos rotulorum of the 
 county of Wexford, j.p. 11, Green-st., London ; 
 Courtown House, Grorey, Wexford. 
 
 Arms — Azure, three lozenges, (two and one,) between 
 eight cross crosslets, or. 
 
 Crest— A Wivern, wings addorsed, proper. 
 
 Supporters — Two bucks proper.eaeli plain collared, chained, 
 and charged on the shoulder with a lozenge or. 
 
 Jf otto— Patriae infelici fldelis. 
 
 Stopford, The Right Honorable James 
 George Henry, Viscount Stopford, captain in 
 the First (or Grenadier) regiment of Foot 
 Guards. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Stopford, The Honorable Edward Sydney. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 Stopford, The Honorable Barrington. Same 
 arms, <fec. 
 
 Stopford, The Honorable and Venerable 
 Henry Scott, clerk, m.a., archdeacon of Leigh- 
 lin, and rector of Clonmore. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Stopford, The Honorable Montagu, captain 
 
 B.N. 
 
 Stopford, The Honorable Sir Robert, admiral 
 of the Red, and rear-admiral of the United 
 Kingdom, knight grand cross of the most honor- 
 able order of the Bath, and of the order of St. 
 Michael, and St. George, governor of the Royal 
 Hospital at Greenwich. Same arms, <fcc. 
 
 Stopford, Robert Fanshawe, esq., captain 
 B.N. 7, Chester-sq., London. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Stopford, James John, esq., captain b.n., c.b. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 Stopford, Arthur Fanshawe, esq. 
 
 Stopford, The Rev. Richard Bruce, d.d., 
 chaplain to the Queen, canon of Windsor, rector 
 of Barton Seagrave, Kettering, Northampton- 
 shire, and vicar of Nuneaton, Warwickshire. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 Stopford, George, esq. 
 
 Stopford, Richard Henry, esq., commander 
 
 B.N, 
 
 Stopford, The Rev. Charles, m.a., curate of 
 Barton Seagrave, Kettering, Northamptonshire. 
 
 Stopford, William Bruce, esq. 
 
 Stopford, James Sydney, esq. 
 
 Stopford, Edward, esq., commander b.n. 
 
 Stopford, Robert, esq. 
 
 Stopford, Edward, esq. 16, King-st., St. 
 James's, London. 
 
 Stopford, The Rev. George, m.a., vicar of 
 Warkton. Kettering, Northamptonshire, 
 
 Stopford, The Rev, Joseph, m.a., rector of 
 North Marden, Sussex. 
 
 + STUART, Sir Robert, Earl of Castlestuart, 
 Viscount Stuart, Baron Castlestuart, of Castle- 
 stuart, in the county Tyrone, and baronet of 
 Scotland, deputy-lieutenant of the county of 
 Tyrone, Commission dated 1st Febnmry, 1832, j.p. 
 Stuart Hall, Stewartstown, county Tyrone, 
 
 Arms — Quarterly, first, or, a lion rampant, within a double 
 tressure, flory, counterfiory, gules ; second, or, a fess chequy, 
 argent and azure, in chief a label of three points, gules ; 
 third, argent, a saltier, between four roses, gules; fourth, 
 gules, a lion rampant or, all within a border compony, argent 
 and azure. 
 
 Crest— On a wreath, a unicorn's head argent, armed and 
 crined, or. 
 
 Supporters — Two dragons, wings addorsed, or. 
 
 Motto — Forward . 
 
 Stuart, The Right Honorable Edward, Vis- 
 count Stuart, J.p. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Stuart, The Honorable Charles Andrew 
 Knox. Same arms, «fcc. 
 
 Stuart, The Honorable Andrew Godfrey, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the county Tyrone, Commis- 
 sion dated 1st February, 1832. Lisdhue, county 
 Tyrone. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Stubbeb, Robert Hamilton, esq., deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the Queen's county, j.p, Moyne, 
 Durrow, Queen's county. 
 
 STRATFORD, Mason Gerard, Earl of Aid- 
 borough, Viscount Amiens, Viscount Aldbor- 
 ough, of Belan, county Kildare, Baron of 
 Baltinglass, county Wicklow. Belan Lodge, 
 Castledermot, county Kildare ; Stratford Lodge, 
 Baltinglass, county Wicklow. 
 
 .^rms— Barry of ten, argent and azure, a lion rampant, 
 
 purpure. 
 
 Crest— On a wreath, a dexter arm embowed in armour 
 grasping a scymitar, all proper, hilt and pomel or. 
 
 Supporters—Dexter, a female figure representing fame, 
 vested argent, winged, and sounding a trumpet, or, in the 
 sinister hand a palm branch proper, pendent from a shoulder 
 i)elt gules, a straight sword, hilt and pomel of the sei-ond, 
 sini-ter, Mars in armour, proper, in the exterior hand a spear, 
 on the inner arm a shield, or, with straight sword, hilt and 
 pomel of the second, belted gules. 
 
 Motto— Virtuti nihil obstat et armis. 
 
 Stratford, The Right Honorable Benjamin 
 O'Neale, Viscount Amiens, deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county of Wicklow, Commissiwi dated 2ith 
 December, 1831, j.p. Stratford Lodge, Baltin- 
 glass, county Wicklow. Same arms, «fcc. 
 
 Stratford, The Honorable Charles Henry, 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 Stronge, Sir James Matthew, baronet, deputy- 
 lieutenant of the counties of Armagh and Tyrone, 
 Commission dated 1st Febiniary, 18'62, j.p., d.c.l., 
 a gentleman of the Privy Chamber. Tynan 
 Abbey, Tynan, county Armagh. 
 
 Stronge, James Matthew, esq., deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Armagh, Commission dated 
 5th Fel/ruary, 1833, j.p., high sheriff same county 
 1843. Tynan Abbey, Tynan, county Armagh. 
 
 Stronge, John Calvert, esq., j.p. Tynan 
 Abbey, Tynan, county Armagh. 
 
 Stronge, Charles Walter, esq. 10, Grafton- 
 st., Bond-st., London. 
 
 Stronge, Edmond Robert Francis, esq. 
 
 Stronge, Maxwell Du Pre, esq., lieutenan 
 52nd (the Oxfordshire) regiment of Foot. 
 
HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 55 
 
 SwENT, John, esq., barrister-at-law. 12, 
 Mountjoy-sq., north, Dublin. 
 SwENy, Rev. John, m.a. 
 
 SwENY, Henry Cope, esq., solicitor. 6, Gar- 
 diner's-place, Dublin. 
 
 SwENr, Welbore Ellis, esq., captain in the 
 army. 
 
 SwENT, Abraham Jones, esq., solicitor. 
 Woodlawn, Ballinteer, Dundrum ; 5, Leinster- 
 st., Dublin. 
 Swift, Richard, esq., j.p. Lj-nn, Mullingar. 
 Swift, Godwin, esq. 
 
 Stnge, Sir Edward, baronet, deputy-lieute- 
 nant of the county of Cork, Commission dated 
 22»uf Aucnist, 1834, j.p. Lislea, Bandon, county 
 Cork ; Parsonstown, King's county. 
 Synge, Noah Hill Neale, esq. 
 Synge, Robert, esq., lieutenant k.n. 
 Synge, Hutchinson Francis, esq. 
 Synge, Millington Henry, esq., lieutenant 
 Royal Engineers. 
 
 Synge, Francis, esq., deputy-lieutenant of the 
 county of Wicklow, j.p. Glenmore Castle, 
 Ashford, county Wicklow. 
 
 Synge, Francis Hutchinson, esq., ensign 43rd 
 regiment of Foot. 
 
 Stnge, The Rev. Robert, m.a. 
 Synge, Robert FoUett, esq., lieutenant 67th 
 (the South Hampshire) regiment of Foot. 
 Synge, Francis Hutchinson, esq. 
 Synge, William Webb FoUett, esq. 
 Synge, Charles Edward, esq., lieutenant 98th 
 regiment of Foot. 
 
 Synnot, Marcus, esq., j.p. Ballymoyer, New- 
 town Hamilton, Armagh. 
 
 ■» TAAFFE, The Right Honorable Francis, 
 Viscount TaafFe, of Corran, and Baron of Bally- 
 mote, in the county Sligo, count of the Holy 
 Roman Empire, chamberlain to the Emperor of 
 Austria, and major in the Austrian Service. 
 Elischaw Castle, 13ohemia. 
 Arms — Gules, a cross argent, fretty azure. 
 Creit—A dexter arm in armour, in the hand a straight 
 •word all proper, hilt and poniel, or. 
 
 Supporter*— Dexter, a horse argent, scm^ of etoiles sable, 
 • inister, a wivem, wings addor.-ed, proper. 
 Motto — In hoc signo spes mea. 
 
 " Taaffe, The Honorable Louis, chamberlain 
 and member of the privy council to the Emperor 
 of Austria. Same arms, «kc. 
 
 * Taaffe, George, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county of Louth, and high sheritF same 
 county 1835, j.p. Smarmore Castle, Ardee. 
 
 " Taaffe, Edmond, esq., j.p. Woodfield, 
 Swineford, county Mayo ; 17, Pembroke-road, 
 Dublin. 
 
 " TABUTEAU, Augustus Elliot, esq., m.d. 
 Portarlington. 
 
 .4 r/TM— Argent, a teas gulet, between three ermine spots 
 two and one. 
 Crest— An ermine spot. 
 J/of/o— Toujours sans tache. 
 
 * Tabuteau, Augustus, esq. Portarlington. 
 
 * Tabuteau, Joseph, esq., stipendiary magis- 
 trate. Nenagh, Tipperary. 
 
 "■ Tabctead, Bartholomew Moliere, esq., con- 
 sul for the Netherlands. 11, Fitzwilliam-pl., 
 Fitzwilliam-sq., Dublin. 
 
 + *■ TALBOT, John, Earl of Shrewsbury, and 
 Earl of Waterford, hereditary lord high steward 
 of Ireland, f.s.a. Heythrop House, Oxfordshire ; 
 Alton Towers, Cheadle, StaflFordshire ; Stan- 
 hope-st., Mayfair, London. 
 
 Jrms — Gules, a lion rampant, within a border engrailed, or. 
 Crest— On a cap of maintenance gules, turned up, ermine, 
 a lion statant, or. 
 Supporters— Two talbf>t8, argent. 
 Motto— Prest d'accomplir. 
 
 t * TALBOT, The Right Honorable Richard 
 Wogan, Baron Talbot de Malahide, in the 
 county Dublin, Baron Furnival, of Malahide, 
 dsc, in the United Kingdom, privy councillor in 
 Ireland, colonel in the army. Malahide Castle, 
 Malahide, county Dublin. 
 
 A rm*— Gules.a lion rampant or, within a bordure engrailed 
 erminoia. 
 
 Crest— On a cap of maintenance gules, turned up ermine, m 
 lion passant, tail extendeil, emiinois. 
 
 Supporters— Vexler, a talbot, or, sinister, a lion, gulei. 
 
 Jtfo«o— Prest d'accomplir. 
 
 * Talbot, The Honorable James. Same 
 anus, «tc. 
 
 * Talbot, The Honorable Sir John, k.c.b., 
 admiral of the Blue. Same arms, «tc. 
 
 *■ Talbot, James, esq., d.l. of the county 
 Somerset. 
 
 * Talbot, Richard Gilbert, esq. 
 
 * Talbot, Edward Plantagenet Airey, lieute< 
 nant 34th (the Cumberland) reghnent of Foot. 
 
 * Talbot, William Leopold, lieutenant 34th, 
 &c. regiment of Foot. 
 
 * Talbot, Reginald, esq. 
 
 Talbot, Sir George, baronet of Ireland. 
 Mickleham, Leatherhead, Surrey; 21, Gros- 
 venor-sq., London. 
 
 TAYLOR, The Most Honorable Sir Thomas, 
 Mai-quess of Headfort, Earl Bective, of Bective 
 Castle, Viscount and Baron Ileadfort, of Head- 
 fort, in the county Meath, Baron Kenlis, of Kells, 
 in the United Kingdom, baronet of Ireland, 
 privy councillor in Ireland, lord lieutenant and 
 custos rotulorum of the county of Cavan, colonel 
 of the Meath militia, knight companion of the 
 most illustrious order of St. Patrick. Headfort 
 House, Kells, county Meath ; Virginia Park 
 Lodge, county Cavan ; Brookes' Club, London. 
 
 .4 rm«— Ermine, on a chief indented gules, a fleur de lis 
 between two boars' heads couped, in pale, or. 
 
 Crest— X naked arm embowed, grasping an arrow, all 
 proper. 
 
 Supporters— Dexter, a lion, sinister, a leopard, both guard- 
 ant proper, collared and chained, or. 
 
 Motto — Consequitur quodcunque petit. 
 
 Taylor, The Right Honorable Thomas, Earl 
 of Bective, high sheriff county Cavan 1846. 
 Headfort House, Kells, <tc. Same arms, <fec. 
 
 Tayloe, The Lord Robert. Same arms, «tc. 
 
 Taylob, The Lord John Henry. Same arms, 
 &c. 
 
 Taylor, Thomas Edward, esq., captain 6th 
 (Carabineers) Dragoon Guard*. 
 
 Taylor, Richard Chambre Hayes, esq., cap- 
 tain 79th (Highland) regiment of Foot. 
 
 Taylor, Hercules Langford Barry, esq. 
 
 TEMPLE, The Right Honorable Henry John, 
 Viscount Palmerston, of Palmerston, county 
 Dublin, Baron Temple, of Mount Temple, privy 
 
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 HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 councillor in England, m.p. for Tiverton, civil 
 knight grand cross of the most honorable order 
 of the Bath, «fcc., colonel of the Hants militia. 
 Broadlands, Romsey, Hants ; 5, Carlton-terrace, 
 London. 
 
 ..4 r/?w— Quarterly, first and fourth, or, an eagle displayed, 
 eable ; second and third, argent, two bars sable, each charged 
 with three martlets, f>r. 
 
 Crest— A talbot sejant, sable, collared or. 
 
 Supporters -l^xter, a lion, regardant, pean, sinister, a 
 horse, regardant, argent, the mane,, tail, and hoofs, or. 
 
 Motto— ¥\eci,\ non frangi. 
 
 Temple, The Honorable William, minister 
 plenipotentiary to the court of Naples. Same 
 arms, &c. 
 
 + THELUSSON, The Right Honorable Fred- 
 erick, Baron Rendlesham, of Rendlesham, 
 county Suffolk, m.p. for East Suffolk. Rendle- 
 sham, Woodbridge, Suffolk. 
 
 ^rm»— Quarterly, -waxy, first and fourth, or, two wings in 
 pale bendways, sable, each charged with a trefoil slipped, or ; 
 second and third, or, an oak tree, eradicated proper, charged 
 with a lozenge gules, thereon three guttees d'eau. 
 
 Crest — A demi greyhound, salient, argent, collared sable, 
 between two wings of the last, each charged with a trefoil, as 
 in arms. 
 
 Motto — Honore et labore. 
 
 Thelusson, Thomas Robarts, esq. 16, Hyde 
 Park- St., London. 
 
 Thelusson, Alexander Dalton, esq., lieutenant 
 72nd (Highland) regiment of Foot. 
 
 Thelusson, Charles Sabine Augustus, lieute- 
 tenant 12th Royal Lancers. 
 
 Thelusson, Frederick Greorge, esq. 
 
 Thelusson, Arthur John Bethel, esq. 
 
 * Thornhill, James Badham, esq., major in 
 the army, k.h. 43, York-st., Regent's Park, 
 London. 
 
 Tier net. Sir Edward, baronet, crown solici- 
 tor for the North West Circuit ; 16, Lower Fitz- 
 ■vvilliam-st., Dublin. 
 
 TiERNET, Matthew Edward, esq., captain in 
 the Coldstream regiment of Foot Guards. 
 
 TiERNEY, Matthew John, esq., Hon. e.i.c. 
 Civil Service, Bengal. 
 
 TiERNET, Edward, esq., captain Hon. e.i.c. 
 Service. 
 
 TiGHE, Daniel, esq., deputy-lieutenant of the 
 county Wicklow, j.p. Rosanna, Ashford, county 
 Wicklow. 
 
 TiGHE, William Frederick Fownes, esq., de- 
 puty-lieutenant of the county Kilkenny, Commis- 
 sion Gth November, 1835, j.p. Woodstock, Inis- 
 tiogue, county Kilkenny. 
 
 TiGHE, Frederick Edward, esq., lieutenant 
 53rd regiment of Foot. 
 
 * ToBiN, Edward, esq. Nantes, France. 
 
 t TOLER, Hector John Graham, Earl of 
 Norbury, Viscount Glandine, of Glandine, King's 
 county. Baron Norwood, of Knockalton, and 
 Baron Norbury, of Ballyorenode, county Tip- 
 perary. Durrow Abbey, King's county ; Cabra 
 House, county Dublin ; 6, Lowndes-st., Loudon. 
 
 ^rnw— Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, on acrossflory 
 gules, between four oak leaves slipped proper, a plain cross of 
 the field ; Second and third, argent, a trefoil slipped vert, on 
 a chief sable, three escallops, or. 
 
 Cre»t -On a ducal coronet, a fleur de lis, or. , 
 
 Supporters— Dexter, a horse argent, bridled gules, sinister, 
 a hind, proper. 
 Motto— Regi et patriae fldelis. 
 
 ToLER, The Honorable Otway Fortescue. 
 Same arms, <fec. 
 
 t TONSON, The Right Honorable William, 
 Baron Riversdale, of Rathcormac, county Cork, 
 deimty-lieutenantof the county of Cork, Commis- 
 sion dated ISth Febniary, 1832, and colonel of the 
 South Cork militia. Lisnegar, Rathcormac, 
 county Cork ; Finghurst Manor, Bucks. 
 
 A rms— Gules, on a fess argent, two pellets, in chief a dexter 
 gauntlet, between two castles of the second. 
 
 Crest— Ont of a mural crown, or, a dexter cubit arm, in 
 armour, grasping a sword, all proper, the hilt and pomel of 
 the first. 
 
 (Supporters— Two unicorns gules, armed, crined, tufted, 
 collared, and unguled or, each charged on the breast, the 
 dexter with a castle argent, the sinister, with a pellet. 
 
 Motto — Manus hajc inimica tyrannis. 
 
 TONSON, The Right Rev. and Honorable 
 Ludlow, D.D., lord bishop of Killaloe, Kilfenora, 
 Clonfert, and Kilmacduagh ; Clarisford House, 
 Killaloe. 
 
 ^riTis— Gules, on a fess argent, two pellets, in chief a dexter 
 gauntlet, between two castles of the second, empeiled, the 
 arms of the diocese on the right of the shield. 
 
 * TOTTENHAM, The Right Rev. the Lord 
 Robert Ponsonby, d.d., lord bishop ofClogher. 
 The Palace, Clogher; Woodstock, Newtown 
 Mountkennedy, county Wicklow. 
 
 Anns — Gules, four barrulets dancett^, argent, a crescent 
 for difference, empaled, the arms of the diocese on the right 
 of the shield. 
 
 Crest — A lion rampant gules. 
 
 Motto— Ad astra sequor. 
 
 * Tottenham, Charles John, esq., captain 2nd 
 Life Guards, j.p. Woodstock, Newtown Mount- 
 kennedy. 
 
 * Tottenham, Rev. Robert Loftus, a.m., vicar 
 of Donaghmoine, and Surrogate, diocese of 
 Clogher. 
 
 * Tottenham, Cornwallis, esq., Hon. e.i.c. 
 Civil Service. 
 
 * Tottenham, Ponsonby, esq., barrister-at- 
 law. 40, Westland-row, Dublin. 
 
 * Tottenham, William, esq., lieutenant r.n. 
 
 * Tottenham, Ashley, esq., Hon. e.i.c. Ser- 
 vice. 
 
 * Tottenham, The Rev. Henry, a.m., rector 
 of Newtownbutler, in the diocese of Clogher. 
 
 * Tottenham, Richard, esq. 
 
 * Tottenham, John Francis, esq. 
 
 * Tottenham, George, esq. 
 
 * Tottenham, Charles, esq., deputy-lieutenant 
 of the county of Wexford, Commission dated 16«A 
 February, 1832, j.p. New Ross, county Wexford. 
 
 * Tottenham, John Loftus, esq., captain of 
 Cavalry, Hon. e.i.c. Service. 
 
 * Tottenham, Robert Bosvile, esq. 
 
 * Tottenham, Henry Loftus, esq. Bloomwood, 
 Rathmines, county Dublin. 
 
 * Tottenham, Francis Robert, esq. 
 
 * Tottenham, William Denis, esq. Ashfield, 
 Rathfarnhara, county Dublin. 
 
 * Tottenham, Nicholas Loftus, esq., deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county Leitrim, Commission 
 dated 2nd April, 184:6, j.p. Glenfarne Hall, En- 
 niskillen. 
 
HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 57 
 
 * To WEBS, Frederick, esq., lieutenaut-colonel 
 in tlie army, 
 
 * TowEBs, William Riley, esq., captain in the 
 array. 
 
 TowNSEND, Henry, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county of Cork, J. p. Woodside, county Cork. 
 
 TowNSEND, John, esq., colonel in the army, 
 lieutenaut-colonel commanding the 14th (the 
 King's) regiment of Light Dragoons, aide de 
 camp to the Queen. 
 
 TowNSEND, Henry, esq., barrister-at-law. 27, 
 Molesworth-st., Dublin. 
 
 TowNSEND, John, esq. 
 
 TowNSEND, Richard, esq., J. P. Dunbeacon, 
 Skibbereen, county Cork. 
 
 TowNSEND, Richard, esq., j.p. Point House, 
 Skibbereen, county Cork. 
 
 TowNSEND, Samuel, esq., j.p. Whitehall, 
 Skibbereen, county Cork. 
 
 t » TRENCH, WiUiam Thomas Le Poer, Earl 
 of Clancarty, Viscount Dunlo, and Ballinasloe, 
 of the counties Gahvay and Roscommon, Baron 
 Kilconnel, of Garbally, county Galway, Viscount 
 Clancarty, county Cork, and Baron Trench, of 
 Garbally, county Galway, in the United King- 
 dom, Marquess of Heusden, in the Netherlands, 
 lieutenant-colonel of the Gahvay militia, j.p. 
 Garbally Park, Ballinasloe, county Galway. 
 
 A mu — Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, a lion passant 
 gules, between three fleurs de lis, azure, on a chief of the last 
 the sun In splendour ; second, argent, a bend engr«kiled Rules, 
 on a chief of the second, three escallops of the field ; third, 
 vgent, a saltier n^les, between four bay leaves, vert. 
 
 Crett—A dexter arm embowed in armour, holding a fal- 
 chion, all proper, the hilt and pomel or. 
 
 Supporters— Venter, a lion gules, sem^ of fleurs de Us, or, 
 sinister, a buck gardant, argent, attired and unguled, or, 
 (between the attire«, a crucifixion,) proper, supporting a spear, 
 therefrom a banner argent, a chief indented, sable. 
 
 Motto — Virtutls fortuna comes. Over the crest In scroll, 
 Dieu pour La Tranche, qui contre ? 
 
 * Trench, The Honorable William, vice-ad- 
 miral of the Blue. Same arms, «fec. 
 
 * Tbench, The Honorable Robert, captain 
 B.x. Same arms, Jic. 
 
 o Tbench, The Rev. William, D.D., preben- 
 dary of Laccagh, and rector of Killererin, in the 
 diocese of Tuam. 
 
 " Tbench, Power Le Poer, esq., major in the 
 army, captain in the 2nd (the Queen's) regiment 
 of Dragoon Guards. 
 
 " Tbench, The Rev. William, a.m. 1, Mount- 
 joy-sq., north, Dublin. 
 
 '^ Tbench, The Rev. John, a.m. 
 
 * Tbench, The Rev. Frederick, a.m., vicar of 
 Moore and Drum, in the diocese of Tuara. 
 
 " Trench, Charles, esq. 
 
 t TRENCH, The Right Honorable Frederick 
 Mason, Baron Ashtowni, of Moate, in the county 
 of Galway, deputy-lieutenant of the county Gal- 
 way, Commission dated 27th May, 1840, Wood- 
 lawn, Galway. 
 
 Arm*— Ardent, A lion passant, gules, between three fleurs 
 de lis, axure, on a chief of the last, the sun in splendour. 
 
 Crett—K dexter arm, embowed In armour, holding a fU- 
 chion, all proper, the hilt and pomel, or. 
 
 Supporter! — Ijiexter, a lion gule;, Uucally crowned, and 
 semt'-e of fleurs de lis, or, sinister, a stag proper, charged on 
 the shoulder with a quatrefoil, gules, ducally gorged and 
 chained, or. 
 
 Motto— \\ii\x\it fortuna comes. 
 
 Tbench, The Honorable Charles James, bar- 
 rister-at-law. 2, Hume-st., Dublin. 
 
 Trench, The Honorable Arthur Heywood. 
 
 Tbench, The Rct. Frederick Stuart, a.m. 
 
 Tbench, Thomas, esq., captain in the army. 
 
 Trench, Henry, esq., j.p. Mount Henry, 
 Ballybrittas, Queen's County. 
 
 Tbench, William Stuart, esq. 
 
 Tbench, Henrj', esq., j.p. Cangort Castle, 
 Roscrea, King's County. 
 
 Tbench, Charles, esq. 
 
 Tbench, The Rev. Francis, a.m. 
 
 Tbench, The Rev. Richard Chenevix, m.a., 
 perpetual curate of Curdridge, Hants. 
 
 Trench, Philip, esq. 
 
 Tbench, William, esq. 
 
 Trench, Frederick Fitzjuhn, esq. 
 
 Trench, James Cnrrie, esq. 
 
 Trench, Francis, esq. 
 
 Trench, Edmond, esq. 
 
 + TREVOR, The Right Honorable Artliur 
 Hill, Viscount Dungannon, of Dungannon, 
 county Tyrone, Baron Hill, of Olderlleet, county 
 Antrim, m.a., f.s.a. Brynkinalt, near Denbigh; 
 3, Grafton-st., Bond-st., London. 
 
 .^rm«— Quarterly, first and fourth, party per bend sinister, 
 ermine and ermines, a lion rampant, or ; second and third, 
 sable, on a fess argent, between three leopards passant gardant 
 or, three escallops, gules. 
 
 Crest — A wivern, sable. 
 
 Supporters — Two lions, ermines, ducally gorged, or. 
 
 Motto — Quid verum atque decens. 
 
 * TUITE, Sir Mark Anthony Henry, baronet 
 of Ireland, captain in the 19th regiment of Foot. 
 Lissievolan, Athlone, county Westmeath. 
 
 .(lr»rt»— Quarterly, argent and gules. 
 
 CreH— On a wreath, an angel, vested argent, in the dexter 
 hand a flaming sword proper, the sinister resting upon a 
 shield of the arms. *^ 
 
 J/o«o— Alleluia. 
 
 * ToiTE, Hugh Manby, esq., captain in the 
 Royal Artillery. Same arms, &c. 
 
 " TuiTE, George James, esq., lieutenant in the 
 19th regiment of Foot. Same arms, «tc. 
 
 * TuiTE, Thomas Basil, esq., lieutenant in the 
 army. Same arms, <tc. 
 
 " TniTE, Hugh Morgan, esq., deputy-lieute- 
 nant, and M.P. for the county of Westmeath, j.p. 
 Sonna, Mullingar, county Westmeath j 23, Park- 
 st., Grosveuor-sq., London. 
 
 * TuiTE, George Gustavus, esq., lieutenant- 
 colonel in the army. 
 
 TURNOUR, Edward, Earl of Winterton, Vis- 
 count Turnour, and Baron Winterton, of Gort, 
 county Galway. Shillinglee Park, Petsworth, 
 Sussex ; 37, Portland-pl., London. 
 
 .4mM— Ermines, on a cross argent, quarter pierced of the 
 field, four millrinUa, sable. 
 
 Crett—A lion passant, gardant, argent, holding in tha 
 dexter paw, a millrind, as in arms. 
 
 Supporters— Two lion , argent, semte of millrinds, sable. 
 
 Mutto — Esse quam videri. 
 
 TiRNOCR, The Rev. and Honorable Edward 
 John, D.D. Same arms, &c. 
 
 TuRNOUB, The Honorable Arthur Richard, 
 captain b.n. Same arms, «tc. 
 
 Tdrnour, The Rev. and Honorable Adolphus 
 Augustus, M.A., vicar of Besthorpe, and rector 
 of Tattei-set, Norfolk. Same arms, Ac. 
 
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 HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 Ttrnour, Arthur Edward, esq. 
 
 TuRNOUR, The Rev. Edward Francis, m.a., 
 cui'ate of St. Mary's, Shi-ewsbury. 
 
 TcRNoUR, Edmond Edward, esq. 
 
 Tdrnocr, Charles, esq. 
 
 TuRNOCR, Arthur, esq. 
 
 TuRNOUR, Edward, esq. 
 
 TnRNOUR, Adolphus Augustus, esq. 
 
 TcTHiLL, Jackson Villiers, esq., captain 2nd 
 (the Queen's) regiment of Dragoon Guards. 
 
 Ttnte, Joseph Pratt, esq., high sheriff county 
 Wicklow 1842, j.p. Tynte Park, Dunlavin, 
 county Wicklow. 
 
 * Uniacke, Robert, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county Waterford, Commission dated 11th Fe~ 
 bruary, 1832, j.p. Woodhouse, Kilmacthomas, 
 county Waterford. 
 
 * Uniacke, John, esq., barrister-at-law, soli- 
 citor-general, Halifax, Nova Scotia. 
 
 * Uniacke, Crofton, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 
 t UPTON, The Right Honorable John Henry, 
 Viscount Templeton, Baron Templeton, of 
 Templeton, in the county Antrim, deputy-lieu- 
 tenant of the county Antrim, Commission dated 
 16th April, 1832, j.p., f.s.a. Castle Upton, Tem- 
 plepatrick, county Antrim ; Wonham, Dorking, 
 Surrey; 1-5, Berkeley-sq., London. 
 
 Arms — Sable, a cross moline, argent. 
 
 Crest — On a ducal coronet or, a warhorse, passant, sable, 
 bridle, saddle, and housings, of the first. 
 
 Supporters— Deyit^T, a warhorse, as in crest, sinister, a 
 knight armed cap a pe^ proper, in the dexter hand a tilting 
 spear, on the sinister arm a shield of the arms. 
 
 J/o*o— Virtutis avorum prsemium. 
 
 Upton, The Honorable Henry Montagu. 39, 
 Mount-st., London. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Upton, The Honorable George Frederick, 
 lieutenant-colonel in the Coldstream regiment of 
 Foot Guards. Same arms, &c, 
 
 Upton, The Honorable Arthur, lieutenant- 
 colonel in the Coldstream regiment of Foot 
 Guards. 15, Berkeley-sq., London, Same 
 arms, <fcc. 
 
 Upton, The Honorable Edward John. 15, 
 Berkeley-sq., London. Same arms, <fcc. 
 
 Upton, The Honorable Arthur Percy, lieute- 
 nant-general in the army, companion of the 
 most honorable military order of the Bath. 
 Albany, London. Same arms, «fcc. 
 
 Ussher, Arthur, esq. Ballysaggartmore, 
 Lismore. 
 
 * Vandeleur, Sir John Ormsby, general in 
 the army, colonel of the 16th Lancers, knight 
 grand cross of the most honorable order of the 
 Bath. 30, Merrion-sq., north, Dublin. 
 
 * Vandeleur, Crofton Moore, esq., deputy- 
 lieutenant of the county Clare, and colonel of the 
 Clare regiment of militia. Commission dated 24«/i 
 June, 1843, high sheriff same county 1832, j.p. 
 Kilrush House, Kilrush, county Clare ; 4, Rut- 
 land-sq., east, Dublin. 
 
 * Vandeleur, John, esq., colonel in the army, 
 lieutenant^colonel commanding the 10th (the 
 Prince of Wales' Own) royal regiment of Hussars. 
 13, Rutland-sq., east, Dublin. 
 
 Vandeleur, Robert, esq., lieutenant-colonel 
 in the army. 
 
 Vandeleur, Thomas Pakenham, esq., cap- 
 tain in the army. 
 
 VANNECK, The Right Honorable Sir Charles 
 Andrew, Baron Huntingfield, of Heveningham 
 Hall, in the county Suffolk, and a baronet. 
 Heveningham Hall, Suffolk. 
 
 ^r>rM— Argent, a torteaux, between three buglehorns, 
 stringed, gules. 
 
 Crest— A buglehorn, as in arms, between two wings per fess 
 or and argent. 
 
 Supporters — Two greyhounds, ermine, collared compony 
 gules and or, and chained of the last. 
 
 Motto — Droit et loyal. 
 
 t VAUGHAN, Ernest Augustus, Earl of Lis- 
 burne. Viscount Lisburne, Lord Vaughan, Baron 
 of Fethard, county Tipperary. Lisburne House, 
 Devonshire. 
 
 ^rms— Quarterly, first and fourth, sable, a chevron, between 
 three fleurs de lis, argent ; second and third, argent, on a fess 
 gules, between three eagle's heads erased sable, three escal- 
 lops, or. 
 
 Crest — A dexter arm embowed, in armour, grasping a 
 straight sword, all proper, hilt and pomel, or. 
 
 Supporters — Dexter, a dragon regardant, wings addorsed, 
 vert, collared sable, (the rim argent), and chained, or, sinister, 
 a unicorn, regardant, argent, collared as the dexter, armed, 
 maned, tufted, unguled, and chained, or. 
 
 Jfotto—iion revertar inultus. 
 
 Vaughan, The Honorable George Laurence. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 Vaughan, The Honorable John Shafto. Same 
 arms, &c. 
 
 Vaughan, The Honorable 'William Malet. 
 Same arms, &c. 
 
 VERliKER, The Right Honorable John Pren- 
 dergast. Viscount Gort, Baron Kiltarton, of 
 Gort, in the county Galway, colonel of the city 
 of Limerick militia, Commission dated 1th Decem- 
 ber, 1842, J.p. Loughcooter Castle, Gort, county 
 Galway; 14, Hume-st., Dublin. 
 
 Arms — Quarterly, first azure, on a chevron or, a chaplet 
 vert ; second, per fess argent and vert, a stag trippant proper, 
 between three trefoils, counterchanged ; third, gules, a saltier 
 vairy or and azure ; fourth, gules, a lion rampant argent, on 
 a chief of the last, a mullet azure between two torteaux. 
 
 Crests— Y'list, out of a mural crown, gules, a stag's head, 
 issuant, proper ; second, an antelope trippant, proper ; third, 
 a lion's head couped argent. 
 
 Supporters— 'De-s.t&T, a lion rampant, proper, collared gules, 
 (the rim or) and chained of the last, holding in the sinister 
 paw a flag of the Limerick militia, thereon inscribed, Sf.ptkm- 
 BKR 5th, 1798, sinister, an antelope proper, gorged and 
 chained as the dexter. 
 
 Motto — Vincit Veritas. 
 
 Vereker, The Honorable Standish Prender- 
 gast, major city of Limerick militia, j.p. Same 
 arms, &c. 
 
 Vereker, The Honorable John Prendergast. 
 Same arms, «fec. 
 
 Vereker, The Honorable Henry. Same 
 arms, &c. 
 
 Verner, William, esq., colonel in the army, 
 M.p. for the county Armagh. Churchhill, Moy, 
 county Armagh ; 68, Eaton-sq., London. 
 
 Verner, William, esq., lieutenant in the Cold- 
 stream regiment of Foot Guards. 
 
 Verner, Thomas, esq., deputy-lieutenant of 
 the county Antrim, Ccmimission dated 12th lyecem- 
 ber, 1845, j.p., lieutenant-colonel of the Antrim 
 regiment of militia. Commission dated 15th June, 
 1842. 
 
 * Vernon, John Edward Venables, esq., de- 
 puty-lieutenant of the county Dublin, Commissio^i 
 
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 59 
 
 dated Qth October, 1842. Clontarf Castle, Clon- 
 tarf, county Dublin. 
 
 * Veknon, Walter, esq. 
 
 * Vernon, Braddyll Francis, esq. 
 *■ Vernon, Henry Townley, esq. 
 
 " Vernon, John Edward, esq., j.p. Eille- 
 shandra, county Cavan. 
 
 t VESEY, The Right Honorable John, Vis- 
 count De Vesci, of Abbeyleix, Baron Knapton, 
 of the Queen's county, and baronet of Ireland, 
 lord lieutenant and custos rotulorum of the 
 Queen's county, representative peer, j.p. Abbey- 
 leix, Queen's county; 25, Merrion-sq., north, 
 Dublin. 
 
 Anns— Or, on a cross sable, a patriarchal cross of the field. 
 Crett—A hand in armour, holding a laurel branch, all 
 
 Supporter*— yot registered. 
 Motto — Sub hoc signo vinces. 
 
 Veset, The Honorable Thomas, deputy-lieu 
 tenant of the Queen's County, Commission dated 
 Slst May, 1833, and m.p. for the Queen's County 
 J.p. Abbeyleix, Queen's County ; 1, Grafton-st. 
 Bond-st., London. Same arms, &c. 
 
 Veset, The Honorable William John. Same 
 arms, <kc. 
 
 Veset, John Thomas, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 
 Veset, Arthur George, esq., captain in the 
 46th regiment of Foot. 
 
 Veset, George Henry, esq., lieutenant in the 
 Royal Artillery. 
 
 t VILLIERS, George Child, Earl of Jersey, 
 Viscount Villiers, of Dartford, and Baron Vil- 
 liers, of Hoo, county Kent, Viscount Grandison, 
 of Limerick, in Ireland, privy councillor in 
 England, knight grand cross of the royal order 
 of the Guelphs of Hanover. Middleton Park, 
 Bicester, Oxfordshire; Osterley Park, Mid- 
 dlesex ; 38, Berkeley-sq., London. 
 
 .^rm*— Argent, on a cross gules, five escallops, or. 
 Crest— A lion rampant, argent, ducally crowned, or. 
 SMp/>orter«— Dexter, a horse argent, sinister, a Uon as in 
 crest. 
 
 Motto — Fidei coticula crux. 
 
 Villiers, The Right Honorable George 
 Augustus Frederick, m.p. for Cirencester, Upton 
 Park, Banbury, Oxfordshire; 38, Berkeley-sq., 
 London. Same arms, «tc. 
 
 Villiers, The Honorable Augustus John. 38, 
 Berkeley-sq., London. Same arms, «fcc. 
 
 Villiers, The Honorable Frederick William, 
 lieutenant-colonel Coldstream regiment of Foot 
 Guards. 
 
 Villiers, The Honorable Francis John Robert, 
 captain in the 73rd regiment of Foot. 
 
 * Wade, Sir Claude Martine, knight, lieute- 
 nant-colonel in the Hon. e.i.c. Service, Bengal, 
 companion of the most honorable order of the 
 Bath, «fcc. 
 
 WALDEGRAVE, The Right Honorable Gran- 
 ville George, Baron Radstock, of Castletown, in 
 flie Queen's County, rear-admirnl of the Blue, 
 companion of the most honorable order of the 
 Bath. 26, Portland-pl., London. 
 
 Armt—Ver pale, argent and gules, a crescent sable, for 
 difference. 
 
 feathers per pale argent, and gules, a crescent sable for 
 difference. 
 
 Supporieri—l>eTi.\eT, a talbot, regardant sable, eared, and 
 gorged with a naval crown, or, sinister, an eagle, ropardant, 
 proper, wini^s addorsed, ermine, armed and membered, or, 
 the dexter claw grasping a thunderbolt, proper. 
 
 J/oOo— St. Vincent. 
 
 Walker, The Honorable Henry Flower, de- 
 puty-lieutenant of the county Kilkenny, Commis- 
 sioti dated idth February, 1832, j.p., high sheriff 
 same county 1834. Durrow Castle, Durrow, 
 county Kilkenny. 
 
 Walker, Joseph Cooper, esq., barristcr-at- 
 law, secretary to Her Majesty's Board of Public 
 Works in Ireland. 15, Eccles-st., Dublin. 
 
 Walker, Richard Alexander, esq., registrar 
 to the Hon. Judge Crampton. 11, Grenville-st 
 Dublin. 
 
 Walker, Samuel, esq., solicitor. 18, Eccles- 
 st., Dublin. 
 
 Walker, John Francis, esq., barrister-at-law. 
 10, Grenville-st., Dublin. 
 
 Wall, James, esq. Coolnamuck, Carrick-on- 
 Suir, county Waterford. 
 
 Wall, The Rev. Charles William, d.d., m.b.i. a., 
 senior fellow, and professor of Hebrew in the 
 University of Dublin. 
 
 * Waller, Sir Edmund, baronet of Ireland, 
 J.p. Knocknacree House, Cloughjordan, county 
 Tipperary. 
 
 * Waller, The Rev. William, m.a., rector of 
 Kilcoruan, in the diocese of Limerick. 
 
 * Waller, Jocelyn, esq. 
 
 * Waller, John Francis, esq., barrister-at- 
 law. 4, Herbert-st., Dublin. 
 
 * Waller, John, esq. 62, Lower Mount-st . 
 Dublin. 
 
 * Waller, Kilner, esq., captain in the army. 
 
 * Waller, Richard, esq. 28, Lower Pem- 
 broke-st., Dublin. 
 
 * Walsh, Sir Edward Johnson, baronet of 
 Ireland, deputy-lieutenant of the Queen's County, 
 J.p. Ballykilcavan, Stradbally, Queen's County. 
 
 * Walsh, Ralph, esq. 
 
 * Walsh, Henry, esq. 
 
 * Wandesforde, The Honorable Charles Har- 
 ward, Butler Southwell, deputy-lieutenant of the 
 county Kilkenny, j.p. Mount Juliet, Thomas- 
 town, county Kilkenny. 
 
 * Wandesforde, John, esq. 
 
 * Wandesforde, Henry, esq. 
 
 * Wandesforde, Walter, esq. 
 
 * Warburton, Richard, esq., deputy-lieute- 
 nant of the Queen's County, C'ommwwon dated 
 7th February, 1842, j.p, Garryhinch, PortarUng- 
 ton. Queen's County. 
 
 * Warburton, Robert, esq., junior, j.p. 
 Garryhinch, Portarlington, Queen's County. 
 
 WARD, The Right Honorable Edward, Vis- 
 count Bangor, Baron Bangor, of Castlewa'rd, in 
 the county Down. Castleward, Strangford 
 county Down. ' 
 
 „/';^'~?"*?l';I''J'"* ,""'' '■'""*'', azure, a cross patonce. 
 or; second and third, gyles, three cinquefoils, (two aiTd one), 
 ermme, on a chief or, a human heart proner 
 
 CretV—A .Saracens 
 
 loul iers, proper. 
 
 Suprorters— Dexter, 
 
 cy«^-6utof a ducal coronet, or.a plume of five ostrich Sr^rpUtfa^r^o«moli„V;lf^- Cl^g ffoWlVJL ^^" 
 
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 HERALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 o\tT the sinister shouiaer a mantle of the last, charged with a 
 cross moline, arifent, the exterior hand resting on a strais^ht 
 sword proi^er, hilt and pomel or, sinister, a Turk, habited 
 azure and or, the turban argent with ft-ather sable, behind 
 him a loose open robe of fur, fringed of the last, the hands in 
 chains, proper, sandals of the second. 
 Motto— Sab cruce salus. 
 
 Ward, John Petty, esq., Hon. e.i.c. Civil Ser- 
 vice. 
 
 Ward, Edward "Wolstenholme, esq. 
 
 Ward, The Rev. Henry, m.a., rector of Kil- 
 linchy, county Down. 
 
 Ward, Edward Robert, esq. 
 
 Ward, Robert, esq., captain 10th Royal Hus- 
 sars, deputy-lieutenant of the county Down, 
 Commission dated ISth November, 1841. 
 
 Ward, John Richard, esq., colonel in the 
 army, companion of the most honorable order of 
 the Bath. 
 
 Ward, Thomas Lawrence, esq. 50, Conduit- 
 6t., London. 
 
 Ward, James Hamilton, esq., r.n. 
 
 Ward, William Robert, esq. 
 
 Ware, Samuel Hibbert, esq., m.d. 
 
 Ware, Titus Hibbert, esq. 
 
 Ware, Robert Groeme, esq. 
 
 Waring, Very Rev. Holt, M.A., dean of Dro- 
 more. 
 
 Waring, Henry, esq., j.p., major in the army. 
 
 Warner, Edward, esq. 
 
 * Weldon, Sir Anthony, baronet of Ireland, 
 deputy-lieutenant of the Queen's County, high 
 sheriff same county 1839. Rahan, Ballylinan, 
 Queen's county. 
 
 - WELLE SLEY, The Most Noble Sir Arthur, 
 Duke of Wellington, Marquess of Douro, Mar- 
 quess, Earl, and "Viscount Wellington, of Wel- 
 lington, county Somerset, and Baron Douro, 
 Prince of Waterloo, in the Netherlands, Duke 
 of Cuidad Rodrigo, and a Grandee of Spain of 
 the First Class, Duke of Vittoria, Marquess of 
 Torres Vedras, and Count of Vimiera, in Portu- 
 gal, privy councillor in England and Ireland, 
 field marshal in the army, commander-in-chief 
 of the forces, colonel of the first (Grenadier) 
 regiment of Foot Guards, colonel in chief of the 
 Rifle Brigate, lord lieutenant and custos rotu- 
 lorum of the county Southampton, chancellor of 
 the University of Oxford, constable of the Tower, 
 and lord lieutenant of the Tower Hamlets, lord 
 warden of the Cinque Ports, knight companion 
 of the most noble order of the Garter, of the 
 most honorable order of the Bath, of the royal 
 order of the Guelphs of Hanover, and all the 
 Foreign orders, d.c.l. Strathfieldsay House, 
 Hants ; Walmer Castle, Deal, Kent ; Apsley 
 House, Piccadilly, London. 
 
 ^mw— Quarterly, first and fourth, gules, a cross argent, 
 between five plates, saltier ways, in each quarter ; second and 
 third, or, a lion rampant gules, ducally gorged of the field, in 
 chief an inescutcheon, charged with the union flag of the 
 United Kingdom. 
 
 Crest— Out of an eastern crown, or, a demi lion rampant, 
 holding in his paws a pennant, gule:<, one third per pale from 
 the staff, argent, charged with the cross of St. George. 
 
 flupporterg— Two lions gules, each ducaUy gorged, and 
 chained, or. 
 
 Motto — Virtutis fortuna comes. 
 
 '■' Wellesley, The Most Honorable Arthur, 
 Marquess of Douro, m.p. for Norwich. Strath- 
 
 fieldsay, Hants ; 3, Upper Belgrave-st., Loudon. 
 Same arms, «fec. 
 
 * Wellesley, The Lord Charles, m.p. for 
 South Hants. Apsley House, Picccadilly, 
 London. Same arms, <fcc. 
 
 * WELLESLEY, William Pole Tylney Long, 
 Earlof Mornington, Viscount Wellesley, of Dan- 
 gan Castle, Baron Mornington, of Mornington, 
 county Meath, Baron Maryborough, of Mary- 
 borough, Queen's county, in the United King- 
 dom. Roehampton, Surrey; 37, Grosvenor-sq., 
 London. 
 
 ^rw«— Quarterly, first and fourth, azure, sem^e of fleure de 
 lis or, a lion rampant argent ; second, gules, a cross argent, 
 between five plates, saltierwise, in ea«h quarter ; third, or, a 
 lion rampant, gules, ducally gorged of the field. 
 
 Crest~A lion's gamb, erect, gules. 
 
 Supporters— Tvto lions gules, ducally gorged and chained or, • 
 each charged on the slioulder with a crescent, argent. 
 
 3/o^to— PoUet virtus. 
 
 * Wellesley, The Right Honorable William 
 Richard Arthur, Viscount Wellesley. Same 
 arms, «bc. 
 
 * Wellesley, The Honorable James Fitzroy 
 Henry. Same arms, fcc. 
 
 * WELLESLEY, The Right Honorable Henry, 
 Baron Cowley, of Wellesley, in the county 
 Somerset, privy councillor in England, ambas- 
 sador, ifcc. at the Court of France, civil knight 
 grand cross of the most honorable order of the 
 Bath. 12, Grosvenor-st., London. 
 
 y(rm«— Quarterly, first and fourth, gules, a cross argent, in 
 each quarter, five plates in saltier ; second and third, or, a 
 lion rampant gules, ducally gorged of the field. 
 
 Orest-Oxit of a ducal coronet or, a demi lion rampant, hold- 
 ing a forked pennon gules, flowing to the sinister, one third 
 per pale, from the staff, argent, charged with the cross of St. 
 George. 
 
 Supporters— Two lions gules, each ducally gorged, and 
 chained, or. 
 
 Motto — Porro unum est necessarium. 
 
 * Wellesley, The Honorable Henry Richard, 
 secretary of embassy to the Ottoman Porte. 
 
 * Wellesley, The Honorable William, cap- 
 tain R.N. 
 
 * Wellesley, The Rev. and Honorable Gerald 
 Valerian, d.d., prebendary of Dm*ham, rector of 
 Bishopswearmouth, Durham, and chaplain of 
 the Chapel Royal. Hampton Court. 
 
 * Wellesley, Charles, esq. 
 
 * Wellesley, George, esq. 
 
 t WESTENRA, The Right Honorable Henry 
 Robert, Baron Rossmore, of Rossmore Park, 
 county Monaghan, Baron Rossmore of the 
 United Kingdom, lord lieutenant and custos 
 rotulorum of the county Monaghan. Rossmore 
 Park, Monaghan ; The Dell, Windsor ; Brookes's 
 Club, St. James-st., London. 
 
 Jrms — Per bend or and vert, in chief a tree, in base a sea- 
 horse, regardant, upon waves, all proper. 
 
 Crest — A lion rampant proper. 
 
 Supporters — Dexter, a soldier, habited, and his exterior 
 hand resting on a drawn sword, all proper, sinister, a war- 
 horse, sable, housings proper. 
 
 Motto — Post prccUa proemia. 
 
 Westenra, The Honorab e John Craven, m.p. 
 for the King's county, lieutenant-colonel in the 
 army, j.p. Sharavogue House, Parsonsto^vn, 
 and Derrykeele, Kinnetty, King's county ; 60, 
 St. James's-st., London. 
 
 Westenra, Henry, esq., de uty-lieutenant of 
 
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 61 
 
 the county Monaghan, Commission daUd 21st 
 February, 1832, colonel of the Monaghan regi- 
 ment of militia. Camla Vale, Monaghan. 
 
 " Wheble, James Joseph, esq. Bulmershe 
 Court, Berks. 
 
 * Whelan, Sir Thomas, knight. 7, Mount- 
 pelier-parade, Monkstown, county Dublin. 
 
 * Whelan, Edward, esq. 
 
 t WHITE, Richard, Earl of Bantry, Viscount 
 Berehaven, Viscount and Baron Bantry, of 
 Bantry, county Cork, j.p. The Lodge, Glen- 
 garriff, county Cork. 
 
 A r>n<— G ules, an annulet or, within a border sable, charged 
 with twelve etoiles, of the second, on a canton ermine, a Uon 
 rampant, of the third. 
 
 Crett — A (torV Rtatant argent, beaked and membered, or. 
 
 Supporter* — Dexter, a soldier habited, in his exterior hand 
 a cutlass resting on the shoulder, all proper, sinister, a female 
 figure, habited azure, on the head an eastern ;crown, or, in 
 the sinUter hand a spear, proper. 
 
 Motto — The noblest motive is the public good. 
 
 White, The Right Honorable Richard, Vis- 
 count Berehaven, deputy-lieutenant of the county 
 Cork, Commission dated 18fA Febi-uary, 1832, j.p. 
 Bantry House, Bantry, county Cork. Same arms, 
 Ac. 
 
 White, The Honorable Robert, j.p. Marino, 
 Bantry, county Cork. 
 
 WHITSHED, Sir James Hawkins, baronet, 
 admiral of the Fleet, knight grand cross of the 
 most honorable order of the Bath. Killencar- 
 rick. Bray, county Wicklow; 18, Cavendish-sq., 
 London. 
 
 Armt — Quarterly, first and fourth, party per pale indented 
 art.-ent and vert, three <lemi lions rampant, two in chief, the 
 dexter gules, langued azure, the sinister, or, langued gules, the 
 third in base per pale indented gules and or; second and 
 third, per chevron, argent and vert, three does trippaut, 
 proper. 
 
 CreU»—T\rst, a demi lion rampant, per pale indented argent 
 and gules, holding in the dexter paw a trefoil slipped proper ; 
 second crest, a fiilcon rising proper, belled or, perched on a 
 lure of the last. 
 
 Motto — Libertas, et natale solum. 
 
 WniTSHED, St. Vincent Keene, esq. 18, 
 Cavendish-sq., London. Same arms, «tc. 
 
 WiGRAM, William, esq., a director of the 
 Hon. East India Company. Bermington Park, 
 Stevenage, Hertfortshire ; 56, Upper Ilarley-st., 
 London. 
 
 WiGKAM, Henry Loftus, esq. 27, Brook-st., 
 London. 
 
 WiGRAM, The Right Honorable Sir James, 
 knight, vice-chancellor. 68, Portland-place, 
 London. 
 
 WiGRAM, Ely Duodecimus, esq., lieutenant- 
 colonel in the Coldstream regiment of Foot 
 Guards. 
 
 WiGRAM, Charles, esq. 
 
 WiGRAM, The Rev. Joseph Cotton, m.a., rector 
 of East Tisted, Hants. 
 
 WiGEAM, Octavius, esq. 
 
 WiGRAM, Edward, esq. 
 
 WiGRAM, Loftus Tottenham, esq., barrister- 
 at-law, Q.c. 4, Stone Building's, Lincoln's Inn, 
 London. 
 
 WiGRAM, George, esq. 14, Great Percy-st., 
 London. 
 
 WiGRAM, The Rev. William Pitt, m.a., rector 
 of Wanstead, Essex. 
 
 Wigbam, James Richard, esq., lieutenant in 
 the Coldstream regiment of Foot Guards. 
 
 WINGFIELD, The Right Honorable Mervyn, 
 Viscount Powerscourt, of Powerscourt, county 
 Wicklow, Baron Wingfield, of Wingfield, county 
 Wexford. Powerscourt, Euniskerry, county 
 Wicklow. 
 
 Arint — Argent, on a bend g^ules, three pair of wings, con- 
 joined en lure, of the field. 
 
 Crett — A dtml lion argent, wings expanded or, looking to the 
 sun in splendor. 
 
 Supporters — Two pegasi, argent, winged, maned, tailed and 
 unguled, or. 
 
 i/ofto— Fidelite est de Dieu. 
 
 Wingfield, The Honorable Edward, j.p. 
 Cork Abbey, Bray, county Wicklow ; Mayview, 
 Ballina, county Mayo. Same arms, «fec. 
 
 Wingfield, Richard, esq. 
 
 WINN, The Right Honorable Charles Allan- 
 son. Baron Ileadley, Baron AUanson and Winn, 
 of Aghadoe, county Kerry, and a baronet. 
 Bramham Park, Wetherley, Yorkshire; Agha- 
 doe, House, Killamey, county Kerry. 
 
 Arm* — Quarterly, first and fourth, ermine, on a fess, vert, 
 three eagles displayed, or ; second and third, paly, wavy, of 
 six, or and azure, on a chief gules, a lion of England. 
 
 Crett* — First, a demi eagle, wings expanded, or, ducally 
 gorged ermine ; second crest, a demi lion rampant, gardant, 
 or, holding between the paws a plain cross, gules. 
 
 Supporter* — Dexter, an eagle, wings addorsed, or, ducaUy 
 gorged ermine, sinister, a lion gardant, or, holding in the 
 dexter paw a plain cross, gules. 
 JIftXto— Virtute et labore. 
 
 AViNN, Rowland, esq. 
 
 WoLSELET, The Rev. Sir Richard, baronet of 
 Ireland, m.a. Mount Wolseley, Carlow. 
 
 WoLsrLET, Clement, esq., j.p. Sandbrook, 
 TuUow, county Carlow. 
 
 Wright, John, esq. 
 
 WYNN, The Right Honorable Sir Spencer 
 Bulkeley, Baron Ncwborough, and a baronet. 
 GljTilliven Castle, Carnarvonshire. 
 
 .^WM— Sable, three fleurs de Us (two and one), argent. 
 
 Crest — A dexter cubit arm, in armour, in the hand proper, 
 a fieur de lis, or. 
 
 Supporter*— Two lions rampant, gules, the dexter gorged 
 with a plain collar or, charged with three fleurs de lis, sable, 
 the sinister gorged with a plain collar argent, charged with 
 three crosses form^, gules. 
 
 Motto — Buaviter in modo, fortiter in re. 
 
 t YELVERTON, The Right Honorable Barry 
 John, Viscount Avonmore, Baron Yelverton, of 
 Avonmore, in the county Cork. Bellisle, county 
 Tipperary. 
 
 Ann* — Argent, three lions, (two and one) rampant, gules, 
 a chief of the last charged with a crescent of the field. 
 Crest- -A lion passant, regardant, gules. 
 Supportfri—Tvio lions regardant, gules, langued azure. 
 Motto — Renascentur. 
 
 Yelverton, The Honorable Barry Charles, 
 captain in the army. Same arms, <tc. 
 
 Yelverton, The Honorable George Frederick 
 William, captain in the 64th regiment of Foot. 
 Same arms, «fec. 
 
 Yelverton, The Honorable William Charles, 
 lieutenant in the Royal Artillery, Same arms, 
 &c. 
 
 Yelverton, The Honorable William Henry. 
 Same arms, <fec. 
 
 Yelverton, The Honorable Augustus. Same 
 arms, die. 
 I YOUNG, Sir William, baronet, j.p, BaUlie- 
 
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 JRALDIC CALENDAR. 
 
 borough Castle, Baillieborough, county Cavan. 
 7, Westbourne-st., Hyde Park, Loudon. 
 
 ^rm<— Argent, three piles sable, each charged with a tre- 
 foil, slipped, or, on a chief of the second, three annulets of the 
 third. 
 
 Crestr-X demi lion rampant gules, charged on the shoulder 
 with a trefoU as in arms, and holding in the dexter paw a 
 straight sword in pale, proper. 
 
 ifotto— Robori prudentia proestat. 
 
 YocNG, John, esq., joint secretary to the 
 Treasury, m.p., and a deputy-lieutenant for the 
 
 county Cavan, Commission dated 20th April, 1835. 
 Baillieborough Castle, Cavan ; 19, Chesham-pl., 
 London. 
 
 Thomas, esq.. Hon. e.i.c. Service, 
 
 Young, 
 Bengal. 
 
 Young, 
 Bengal. 
 
 Young, 
 
 esq. 
 
 Cavalry, Bengal. 
 
 William, esq., Hon. e.i.c. Cavalry, 
 Helenus Edward, esq., Hon. e.i.c. 
 
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