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PLATES TO THE DICTIONARY

PLATE I.

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PLATE III.

Arms, Royal, 8cc. — Geo. III.

Achievements, Funeral.

Fig.l

Badge of England.

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Wife of a Bishop.

2

Ditto Ditto.

2

Knight of the Bath, single.

3

Ditto of Scotland.

3

Esquire or Gentleman, unmarried.

4

Ditto of Ireland.

4

Ditto, Wife surviving.

5

Ditto Ditto.

5

Ditto, Second Wife surviving.

6

Crest of Scotland.

6

Spinster or Single Woman.

7

Crest of Ireland.

7

Wife, Husband surviving.

8

Badge of Wales.

8

Widow.

Centre

—Royal Arms.

9

Escocheon of Peer's Crest.

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10

Ditto Countess, Earl surviving.

11

Ditto Bishop.

PLATE II.

12

Ditto Single Man.

Achievements, Funeral.

13

Ditto Single Woman.

14

Ditto of Cypher for Peer.

Fig. 1

Peer, K.G. Bachelor.

2
3

Peer, K.G. Wife surviving.

Peer, K.G. Wife, a Peeress in her own

Right, surviving.

PLATE IV.

4

Peer, Wife surviving.

5

Peeress in her own Right, single.

Fig.l

Funeral Helmet and Crest.

6

Same, married, Husband surviving.

2

Funeral' Escocheon for an Earl uum;

7

Archbishop or Bishop.

3

Ditto for a Viscountess, Husband

8

Bishop of Winchester.

ving.

9

Escocheon of Crest.

4

Banner, Great.

10

Banner of a Duke, K.G. unmarried.

5

Standard.

11

Ditto Ditto, married, Wife sur-

t]

Guidons.

viving.

12

Ditto of an Esquire or Gentleman, widower.

8

Banner Rolls.

13

Ditto Baroness, an Heiress, Husband

9

Baronet, Badge of.

surviving.

10

Funeral Cushion and Coronet.

14

Escocheon of Cypher.

11

Baronet of Nova Scotia, Badge of.

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REFERENCE FROM THE PLATES

PLATE V.

Fig. 1 Helmet and Crest.
o ? Pencils.orPennoncles.

- £ Pennons.

6 Surcoat.

7 Sword and Targe.

8 Gauntlets.

9 Spurs.

^Funeral Banners,
Trophies, &c.

Fig. 1

PLATE VI.

..Shields of various Forms. See Escut-
cheon, or ESCOCHEON.

Lines.

iff- 1
2

3

Horizontal or straight.

Angled.

Bevilled.

4

Escartelle.

5

6

Nowy, or Franche.
Arched, or Enarched.

7

Double-arched.

8
9

Wavy, or Undee.
Invected.

10

Engrailed.

11

Battled, Embattled, or Crenellee.

12

Battled-embattled, or Embattled-grady

13

Nebulee, or Nebulous.

14

Potent.

15

Indented.

16

Dancettee.

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Dove-tailed.

18

Urdee.

19

Rayonnee, or Radiant.

Points of the Escocheon, &c.

Fig. 1 Escocheon, Points of.

2 Or. }

3 Argent. j>

Metals.

4

Gules.

5

Azure.

6

Sable.

7

Vert.

8

Purpure.

9

Tenne.

10

Sanguine.

11

Ermine.

12

Ermines.

13

Erminois.

14

Pean.

15

Vair.

16

Varry Cuppy.

Colours.

Furs,

PLATE VII

Chiefs.

Fig. 1 Chief, the base masoned.

2 Angled, or Rect-angled.

3 Bevilled

4 Couped.

5 Couped bevilwise.

6 Escartellee.

7 With one embattlement.

8 Inclave.

9 Arched. In base a Point impaled.

10 Indent.

11 With one dovetail, &c.

12 Invected, or Invecked.

13 Engrailed with badge of baronet.

14 Undee, or Wavy.

15 Double-arched.

16 Crenellee, or Embattled.

17 Potence, or Potent Counter-potent.

18 Six muschetors and chief urdee.

19 Indented.

20 Nebulee.

21 Rayonnee.

22 Dove-tailed.

23 Charged with a fillet, supported or sur-

mounted.

24 Fillet, a diminutive of the chief. In

base point in point.

25 Nowed.

26 Charged with a bar humettee.

27 Ditto bar dancettee.

28 Per fesse indented.

29 Chapournet, or Shapournett.

30 Point in point dented, base diapered.

31 Quarterly-flory, counter-florv.

32 Embattled.

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PLATE VIII.

Acorn.

Acomed.

Adorsed.

Adorsed-Keys.

Alaut.

A la Quise, or Cuisse.

Allerion.

Allerion.

Altar.

Anchor.

Angel.

Angel, volant.

Angel, wings expanded.

Angles interlaced.

? Angled per fesse.

Angled, quarter.
Annulet.

> Annulets conjoined.

t Armed at all points, man.
( Caparisoned, modern, horse.

Annulet, staffed, &c.

Ant.

Antelope.

Antique temple.

Anvil.

Apaumee.

Aversant.

Pine- Apple and Apple.

>Arch.

Ark, Noah's.

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Arms.

PLATE IX.

Fig

Arming buckles.

Armour for head of horse

Arondia. ,

Arraswise.

Spear and arrow, or Barbed arrow.

Arrows.

Fig.13

Ashen-keys.

14

Aspen-leaf.

15

Armour for the body.

16

Attire.

17

Attires.

18

Axe, or Hatchet.

19

Axe, slaughter.

20

Axe, lochabar, between a point and a

wolf-trap.

21

Caparisoned ancient horse, or Barbed

horse.

22

Tilting-spear.

23

Axe, bricklayer's.

24

Astroid.

25

Bag of madder.

26

Bale of Piedmont silk.

27

Balista.

^q [ Balls fired.

30

Banded.

31

Banderole and Crosier.

32

Banner, or Flag.

33

Steel cap, bar-shot, and cronel of a tilt-

ing-spear.

34

Barbed rose.

35

Barnacles.

36

Barrulet, enfiied with an annulet, in base

.a broad arrow.

37

Barry bendy lozengy, Barry lozengy, or

Barry, point in point.

38

Barry, per pale, counterchanged or coun-

ter-fesse.

PLATE X.— No. 1.

Arms, Royal, from Egbert to Hardy
Canute.

PLATE X.— No. 2.

Arms, Royal, from Edward the Con-
fessor to George III.

PLATE XL

Differences of the Royal Family.
Arms, Royal, George III.

Fig. 1 Prince of Wales.

2 Duke of York.

3 Duke of Clarence.

4 The late Duke of Kent.

5 Duke of Cumberland.

6 Duke of Sussex.

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REFERENCE FROM THE PLATES

7 Duke of Cambridge.

8 Princess Royal, now Queen Dowager of

Wirtemburg.

9 Princess Augusta Sophia.

10 Princess Elizabeth, now Princess of Hesse

Hornburg.

11 Princess Mary, now Duchess of Glouces-

ter.

12 Princess Sophia.

13 The late Princess Amelia.

14 The late Duke of Gloucester, now borne

by the present Duke and his Sister, the
Princess Sophia Matilda of Gloucester.

15 H.R.H. The Prince of Saxe Cobourg.

Distinctions of Families.

PLATE XII.

Fig. 1 Pale between two annulets.

2 Pallet.

3 Three Pallets.

4 Indorse between two square tlasques.

5 Pale between two indorses.
G Pale, fitchee in the foot.

7 Pale radiant.

8 Pale champaiue on the dexter side, pale

angled, and pale bevilled.

9 Pale double arched.

10 Pale wavy.

11 Pale dancettee.

12 Pale indented.

13 Pale bretessed.

14 Pale engrailed within a bordure.

15 Pale iuvected.

16 Pale gules, engrailed or.

17 Pale fracted, or removed.

18 Per pale.

19 Pale raguly.

20 Paly of six.

21 Barry bendy.

22 Pale engrailed, between two palels.

23 Barry bendy sinister.

24 Barry pily.

25 Ditto or three piles barways.

26 Barry per fret or Barry point in point.

27 Border quarterly.

28 Border quarterly quartered.

29 Border invecked.

30 Border barry.

31 Bars.

32 Bar and per bend.

33 Billettee counter billettee.

34 Border demi.

35 Border indentee.

36 Border double.

Fig.

PLATE XIII.

1 Bar Gemel.

2 Baston and quarterly.

3 Per fesse, a pale counterchanged, three

mullets.

4 Per saltier.

5 Bar, per base, erased, Bar, per base, or

Bar Meire.

6 Gyron.

7 Gyronny of six.

8 Gyronny of eight.

9 Cheveron, couchant.

10 Quarter.

11 Pile, surmounted of a cheveron.

12 Pile wavy.

13 Piles.

14 Piles, in bend, on each point a fleur-de-

lis.

15 Piles, meeting in base.

16 Fesse and canton conjoined.

17 Flanches chequv.

18 Flasque.

19 Orle.

20 Ditto.

21 Fret.

22 Fretty.

23 Lozenge.

24 Barry of six, a fusil.

25 Lozenge, or Lozengy.

26 Voiders and mascle.

27 Mascles conjoined.

28 Tressure, double-flory, counter-flory.

29 Fret couped.

30 Fret, interlaced with an annulet.

31 Fret engrailed.

32 Cheque, or Cheeky.

33 Fesse.

34 Per fesse, in chief a Jew's harp.

35 Per pale, three roundles counterchanged.

36 Base esquire.

37 Fesse, charged with five music bars.

38 Gore.

39 Gusset.

40 Chaplet of roses, and in base a plain

point.

41 Wreath, base, chausse, or a Point cham-

paine.

42 Knots, viz. Wake's and Harrington's.

Fig,

PLATE XIV.

1 Bar, per, and pile.

2 Ditto and cheveron.

3 Ditto and canton.

TO THE DICTIONARY.

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Fesse humettee.

Fig. 8

Chequy, or Checkie.

5

Ditto bretessed.

9

Flory counter-flory.

6

Ditto embattled, counter-embattled,

be-

10

Billettee counter-billettee

tweeu three plates.

11

Papellonnee.

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Ditto dancettee lleury, counter-fleury at

12

Fretty.

the points.

13

Embattled counter-embattled.

8

Ditto dancettee gobony, between three

14

Rectangled.

hurts.

15

Acute-angled, or beviled.

9

Fesse crenelle, or Embattled on the

top,

16

Archy, arched, or bowed.

in base a cap as borne in the arms of

17

Arondie, nuee, or nuage.

De la Rous.

18

Bretessed.

10

Fesse, between two cottises fleury.

19

Champaine, &c.

11

Fesse coppee or coupe.

20

Couped, or humette.

12

Fesse per fesse crenelle, betw. three esco-

21

Edged.

cheons.

22

Indented.

13

Barrulet, between a buckle in chief,

and

23

Invecked.

an ancient fusil in base.

24

Lozengy, or lozenge.

14

Barrulets engrailed, and three torteauxes.

25

Masculy, or masculee.

15

Cheverons in fret.

26

Pattee.

16

Cheveron debruised or fracted.

27

Potentee.

17

Ditto arched.

28

Urdee champained.

18

Ditto enarched.

29

Waved, Wavy, or Undee.

19

Ditto removed, in base a cap, as in

the

30

Treflee.

arms of Maundefield.

31

Nebule.

20

Ditto disjointed.

32

Radiant.

21

Ditto potent, ringed at the point,

in

33

Raguly.

base a cap, as in the arms of Draken-

34

Indented, embowed, &c.

ford.

35

Engrailed.

22

Ditto grady on both sides.

36

Archy, Coronettee, or Coronated.

23

Cheverons, couched, dexter and sinister.

24

Cheveron disjointed and crossed.

25

Cheverons, or Cheveronels, braced.

PLATE XVI.

36

Cheveron pattee at the point.

Bends.

27

Ditto burst or eclate.

28

Ditto rompu.

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Double beviled.

29

Ditto and canton sinister.

2

Flamant.

30

Cheveronels.

3

Nowy lozengy.

31

Per cheveron and a canton.

4

Nowy champaine, or Urdee.

32

Cheveron reversed.

5

Nowy, or Tranchee.

33

Ditto humettee, between three cups.

6

Double nowyed.

34

Ditto enarched.

7

Nowy quadrate.

35

Ditto pierced with a bend.

8

Dancettee.

36

Tierce in mantle, in base a bezant.

9
10
11

Escartele, or Escloppe.
Double downsett.
Fusilly.

PLATE XV.

12
13

Griece.

Escattele grady, or Grady embattled

Bends.

14
15

Demi.

Fusil.

Fig.l

Bend.

16

Traverse counterpointed.

2

Bend sinister.

17

Bendy fusilly.

3

Bend bordered.

18

Bendy masculy.

4

Bend per bend.

19

Bretessed nuee.

5

Charged with three cheverons.

20

Cottised.

6

Compony, or Gobony.

21

Double cottised.

7

Compony counter-compony.

22

Cottised dancettee.

REFERENCE FROM THE PLATES

: 23

Bendy masculy.

24

Double edged.

25

Enhanced, or Bendlets enhanced.

26

Voided.

27

Cottised indented.

28

Debruised, fracted, or removed.

29

Bendy of six.

30

Ditto, per bend sinister counter-changed

31

Bretessed parted.

32

Scarpe and Batton.

33

Bendlet, cottise, and ribbon.

34

Mascle.

35

Lozenge.

36

Bendy angled.

PLATE XVII.
Bends.

Fig. 1 Bend embattled.

2 Bend treble cottised.

3 Ditto cottised potentee.

4 Ditto double cottised potent counter-

potent.

5 Ditto treble nowyed.

6 Per bend.

7 Per bend sinister.

8 Bendy barried.

9 Bendy sinister per bend counterchanged.

10 Bend wiure.

11 Bendy paly.

12 Bendy sinister paly.

13 Per bend sinister in aile.

14 Ditto indented into three points tre-

foiled.

15 Ditto waved and counter-trefoiled.

16 Ditto in form of leaves.

17 Ditto sinister, in form of lions' mouths.

18 Ditto pointed with balls.

19 Ditto waved with foils or leaves.

20 Ditto two piles, tripple pointed, &c.

21 Bend, eradicated or esclatte.

22 Ditto, engoule and hat-band.

23 Ditto, hemisphere.

24 Bendy, lozengy.

25 Wall embattled in bend sinister.

26 Per Bend, in point to sinister.

27 Ditto, urdee.

28 Ditto, with one embattled arondie.

29 Ditto, nuee, double gored.

30 Ditto, triparted.

31 Ditto, arched.

32 Ditto, indented, bowed points pometee.

33 Ditto, embattled, counter-embattled, aron

die.

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Ditto urdee.

Ditto embattled urdee.

Ditto treble arched.

PLATE XVIII.

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Basilisk.

Basket.

Ditto, or Shruttle.

Ditto of loaves.

Weel.

Battering-ram and galtrap embrued.

Battle-axe.

Bat, or Rere-mouse.
Bauteroll and Flesh-hook.
Beacon-fire.

Bears.

Bear's head.

Bear's paw.

Beaver.

Beavers' tails.

Bee.

Bee-hive.

BeUfrey.

Bellows.

Bell-church.

Trussel.

Bever or vizor of helmet, closed.

Ditto, raised.

Billets and a point, dexter.

Billets, and in base a point in point.

Bill.

Bird-bolt.

Bishop.

Bitt, manage.

Ditto, snaffle.

Bow-archer's.

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Bladed ears of corn.

Fig

PLATE XIX.

1 Blazing star.

2 Blemished — spur-rowel.

3 Block-brush.

4 Blood-hound.

5 Blue-bottle.

6 Boar.

7 Boar's head, erased.

8 Ditto, erect and erased.

* Besom refers to this Plate instead of XXI. 5.

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Boar's head and neck, couped.

Boat.

Bolt and tun.

Bonfire.

Book with seven seals.

Book or Bible.

Boss of a bit.

Bottle, leathern.

Bougets, or Water-budgets.

Bow, cross.

Bowed-embowed, or Enwrapped debruised.
Bowed-embowed, debruised with the head.
Bowed debruised, and counter-embowed

debruised.
Bowed, with the tail elevated.
Bowed debruised, the tail surmounting,

or embowed, the head debruised.
Bowed-embowed, or Enwrapped.
Bowed, knotted, debruised and torqued.
Bowl, thereon a boar's head couped.
Branches of laurel.
Brand, fire.
Breast distilling drops of milk, viz. a pale

so charged.
Bridge.

Brio'andine.

PLATE XX.

Borders.

Border, per border indented.

Flory counter- flory.

Invected gobony, with badge of baronet.

Dovetailed.

Border.

Ditto engrailed. Impaling a cheveron az.

betw. three torteauxes.
Compony or gobony, with mullet of eight

points.
Compony counter-compony.
Chequy.
Per pale, charged with eight roundlets

counterchauged.
Quarterly. Ermine and gules.
Indented.

Of France and England.
Vair, with three guttes reversed, or icicles.
Nebuiee.
Bendy.
Embattled, or crenellee, with guttes.

Fig. 18 Engrailed and invected, with guttes

I!) Point in point, with a del/.

20 Of the field, with an escocheon reversed.

21 Charged with another.

22 Potentee.

23 ITrdee.

24 Paly of six.

25 Battled embattled, or battled grady.

26 Rayonnee.

27 Engrailed.

28 Charged with three bendlets sinister.

29 Cheveronny of eight.

30 Charged with two pales and as many

squires and bars.

31 Per pale couuterchanged.

32 Per fesse.

33 Per bend dexter.

34 Ditto sinister.

35 Per saltire.

36 Per cheveron.

PLATE XXI.

Fig.l
2

Sling between two broad arrows
Broad axe.

3

Broches.

4
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Brogue, Irish.
Broom, or Besom.

6

7

Broom-plant.
Bubble.

8

Bucket.

9

Ditto.

10

Harrow.

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12

Bugle-horn.
Bull-rush.

13

Bull's head.

14

Ditto, couped.

15

Bundle of laths.

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Burganet.

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Slay, slea, or reed in chief.
Burling-iron in base.
Tomb-stoue in chief.
Calamine -stone in base.
Scaling-ladder between two caltraps.
Cameleon.

Candlesticks.

Cannon.
Carbuncle.
Cart-wheel.
Catherine wheel.
Chains.
Gordian knot.
Chain-shot.
Chalice.

REFERENCE FROM THE PLATES

ig.31 Chamber-piece.

32 Cheese-slip, or Wood-louse.

33 Cherub.

34 Ditto.

35 $ ^'ce m cmef-
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PLATE XXII.

Lions.

Statant guardant.

Passant.

Passant guardant.

Passant reguardant.

Rampant.

Rampant guardant.

Rampant reguardant.

Salient, or springing.

Sejant.

Rampant coward.

Rampant double queued.

Rampant tail nowed.

Couchant.

Dormant.

Rampant, collared and chained.

Tricorporate.

Demi lion rampant erased.

Demi lion rampant couped.

Lion rampant with two heads.

Demi lion passant couped.

Lions' heads erased, ducally gorged.

Ditto couped, ducally crowned.

Lions combatant.

Lion sejant guardant affronte, fore legs

extended.
Rampant dismembered.
Issuant.

Naisant from a fesse.
Rampant guardant debruised with a fesse.
Rampant Incorporate.
Sejant guardant affronte.
Sejant dexter paw extended.
Rampant sejant.
Rampant jessant and debruised fretwise,

with a fesse and two barrulets.
Rampant jessant and debruised with two

bendlets.
Poisson, or sea-lion.
Statant winged.

PLATE XXIII

Cheverons.
Fig- 1 Cheveron in chief.

Fig. 2

Coupled, or paired.

3

Demi.

4

Disjointed.

5

Embattled.

6

Embattled counter-embattled.

7

Grady.

8

Indented.

9

Engrailed.

10

Invected.

11

Dovetailed.

12

Wavy, or Undee.

13

Potent.

14

Potent counter-potent.

15

Nebulee.

16

Cheverons paletted.

17

In point embowed.

18

Pierced with an arrow.

19

Cheveron and fesse.

20

Fretted with a barrulet.

21

Bordured, or Fimbriated.

22

Pierced with a barrulet.

23

Debruised, or Fracted.

24

Bretessed.

25

Champaine, or Urdee.

26

Urdee champained.

27

Flamant on the upper side.

28

Indented embowed, or Hacked and hewed

29

Voided.

30

Griece, or Double escartelee.

31

Embattled arondie, or Champain.

32

Recoursie.

33

Charged, or Surmounted of another.

34

Voided of another engrailed.

35

Between two couple closes, or Cottised.

36

Triparted, or Treble parted.

PLATE XXIV.

Fig. 1 Crown of England.

2 Coronet of the Prince of Wales.

3 Ditto Prince and Princesses.

4 Ditto Duke of Gloucester and

Princess Sophia Matilda.

5 Coronet of a Duke.

6 Marquis.

7 Earl.

8 Viscount.

9 Mitre of the Bishop of Durham, erro-

neously assigned to Archbishops.

10 Coronet of a Baron.

11 Crown of King of Arms.

12 Mitre of a Bishop.

13 Coronet of a Duke of France

14 Eastern, or Antique coronet.

15 Celestial coronet or crown.

TO THE DICTIONARY.

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Naval coronet, or crown .

Mural coronet, or crown.

Coronet, or crown vallairie.

Crown of England, of Edward I.

Coronet, pallisado.

Mortier, a cap of state.

Olive-crown.

Coronet of a Baron of France.

Chaplet of oak, or Civic crown.

Mortier, a cap of state.

Wreath.

State cap of Lord Mayor of London.

Cliapeau, or Cap of maintenance.

PLATE XXV.

Crown of Scotland.

Crown of Hungary, ancient.

Crown of Charlemagne.

Crown of France. .

Coronet of the Republic of Ragusa.

Coronet of the Six ancient Dukes and
Princes of France.

Coronet of a Count of France, ancient.

Crown of Hungary, modern.

Crown of the Elector of the Holy Roman
Empire.

Coronet of a Count of France.

Crown of the Grand Duke of Tuscany.

Coronet of the Republic of Lucca.

Coronet of a Judge of a Bishop's Tem-
poral Jurisdiction in France.

Obsidionel crown.

Cap, Cardinal's.

Coronet of a Viscount of France.

Coronet of a Marquis of France.

Hat worn over the Arms of the States
General.

Coronet of an Arch- Duke.

Coronet of the Princes .and Dukes of the
Blood Royal in France.

Crown of the Emperor.

Chaplets. .

Triumphal crown.

Crown triple, or Tiara of the Pope.

Coronet of the Dauphin of France.

Crown of the Doge of Venice.

Crown of the Grand Seignior.

Crown of Spain.

PLATE XXVI.

Bishops' Sees.

PLATE XXVII.

Fii

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Stag, at gaze.

2

Stag, courant.

3

Stag, lodged.

4

Stag's head, erased.

5

Stag's head, cabossed.

6

Rein Deer's head, cabossed.

7

Stag, trippant.

8

Stag, springing.

9

Hind.

10

Hind's head, couped, &c.

11

Wolf.

12

Wolfs head.

13

Talbot.

14

Talbot's head.

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16!

Greyhounds.

17

Hare.

18

Rabbit.

19

Leopard.

20

Leopard's head.

21

Tiger, heraldic.

22

Tiger's head, heraldic.

23

Foxes, salient, counter-salient

24

Fox's head.

25

Leopard's face.

26

Leopard's head, jessant-de-lis.

27

Gamb, lion's.

28

Lions' tails, erased.

29\
30 J

Gambs.

31

Unicorn, passant.

32

Unicorn, salient.

33

Pegasus.

34

Sagittarius.

35

Camelopard.

36

Horse, spancelled.

PLATE XXVIII.

Fig.l

Sphinx, couchant.

2
3

Sphinx, passant.
Harpy.

4
5
6

Harpy, wings expanded.
Harpy, wings displayed.
Paschal lamb.

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Dragon.

8
9

Satyral.
Hydra.

10

Ibex.

11

Elephant.

12

Griffin.

13

Goat.

14

Cat-a-mountaiu.

REFERENCE FROM THE PLATES

Fig.15

Camel.

16

Indian goat.

17

Bull, passant.

18

Mule.

19

Man-tiger, or manticora.

20

Panther's head.

21

Tiger and mirror.

22

Rhinoceros.

23

Griffin, male.

24

Ounce, or lynx.

25

Hedge-hog.

26

Squirrel.

27

Neptune, or Merman.

28

Mermaid.

29

Dragon's head, erased.

30

Dragons, demi, interlaced

31

Otter.

32

Badger, or brock.

33

Mole.

34

Dragon, demi.

35

Fleece.

36

Elephant's head, erased.

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30

PLATE XXIX.

Chief, bordered, or rempli.

Chief, champaine, or nndee.

Chief, dancettee.

Chief, lowered, or removed.

Chief, pierced by an arrow.

Chief, surmounted.

Chief, with one indent.

Chief, couvert.

Chapournated-chief.

Cousu-chief.

Chief.

Dufoil, slipped and flowered.

Canton, in base, sinister.

Cheverons, couched, fretted, and couped.

Cheverons, arched and couchedl

Cheverons, arched, couched, and fretted.

Cheveron, supported.

Cheveron, couched, or counter-pointed.

Cheveron, per, embattled.

urdee.

and fesse.

and per fesse.

and per pale.

and pale.

and pile.

Cheveron

Cheveron ,

Cheveroni

Cheveron*

Cheveron,

Cheveron,

per,

per

per,

per,

per,

per,
Paly of six, per fesse
Fusilly.
Border.

Per cheveron, couched
Per cheveron, grady.

Fig.31

Cap, copped, or hat.
32 Cap, four-cornered.

33 ) Blazon, coats to exemplify

34 ) cerning.

35 Cap, three-cornered.

36 Fesse, supported.

rules

con-

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Fig.

PLATE XXX.

Tower.

Tower, triple-towered.

Castle.

Castle, with four towers.

Castle, with four towers, domed.

Rock, &c. Crest of Hopkins.

Tent.

Tent-royal.

Citadel.

Triple-towered gate, -double leaved.

Castle, on mount, &c.

College.

Tower, with scaling-ladder.

Tower, domed.

Church.

Steeple of a church.

Pavilion, or Tabernacle.

Castle.

Triangular castle.

Mortcours.

Fire-Beacon.

Column.

Column, broken.

Ensigned.

Hand-in-Hand.

Issuant-et-Issuant.

Interchangeably-posed-Fish.

Manche, or Maunch.

Manche, ancient.

Purse of State.

Purse, stringed and tasselled.

Palmer's Scrip or Wallet.

Palmer's Staff and Scrip.

Trumpets.

Organ-Pipes.

PLATE XXXI.

1

Acorns.

2

Acorn.

3

Hazel-Sprig, fructed.

4

Holly-Sprig, fructed.

5

Grain-Tree.

(i

Date.

TO THE DICTIONARY.

Fig. 7

Oak-leaf.

8

Fig-leaf.

9

Maple-leaf.

10

Nettle-leaf.

11

Rose-leaf.

12

Holly-leaf.

18

14

Laurel-leaf.

15

Laurel-sprig.

16

Sugar-cane.

17

Starved.

18

Teazle.

19

Quatrefoil.

20

Quatrefoil, slipped.

21

Quatrefoil, slipped.

22

Cinquefoil.

23

Narcissus.

24

Cinquefoil, pierced.

25

Eightfoil, or Double Quatrefoil.

26 J

27 J

• Trefoils.

28

Fleur-de-lis.

29

Fleur-de-lis, seeded.

30

Fleur-de-lis, formed of three lilies.

31

Fleur-de-lis, Dutch.

32

Fleur-de-lis, demi divided per pale.

33

Fleur-de-lis, couped.

34

Semee, or Semmee.

35

Pomegranate, grafted.

36

Pomegranate.

PLATE XXXII.

Crosses.

Fig. 1

Cross, plain.

2

Corded.

3

Recoursie, couped, or couped and voided.

4

Potent, flory.

5

Potent, rebated.

6

Ermine, or of four ermine-spots.

7

Fimbriated, pointed.

8

Pall.

9

Fer-de-moline, pierced, lozengy.

10

Of three Endorses and Barrulets.

11

Alisee, pattee, or globical.

12

Pattee, fixed, double-rebated.

13

Lorrain, voided, or Patriarchal.

14

Lozengee, nowed.

15

Nowy.

16

Double-claved.

17

Rayonated.

18

Bordered.

19

Double-parted and frettee.

20

Bezantee, Golpes, or Platee.

Fig.21 St. John of Jerusalem, or Malta.

22 Fusilly, or of Fusils.

23 Double-parted.

24 Double-parted and anchored.

25 Degraded and conjoined, or Grady.

26 Blunted, or Mousue.

27 Long, or Passion.

28 Potence, or Saxon F.

29 Of four Lozenges.

30 Portate.

31 Raguled, or Raguly.

32 Parted, or Quarter-pierced.

33 With demi fleurs-de-lis on each side.

34 Couped, at each, and an annulet.

35 Fitchee at all points, pierced, quarterly.

36 Couped, crescented.

PLATE XXXIII.

Crosses.

Fig. 1 Patonce.

2 Patonce, voided.

3 Formee, or Pattee.

4 Pattee, pierced.

5 Pattee, fitchee at the foot.

6 Pattee, fitchee.

7 Potent, quadrat in the centre.

8 Avalane.

q $ Pattee, fitchee.
I Lambeaux.

10 Furcb.ee.

11 Crosslet, Crossell, Crosset, Crossie, or

Crucelet.

12 Crosslet, fitchee at the foot.

13 Crowned, pomell.

14 Double-pomelled.

15 Gemelle, or Potent crossed.

16 Nowed Grady, conjoined, fitchee.

17 Baton, Potent, or Potence.

18 Potence, fitchee.

19 Patriarchal.

20 Moline.

21 Anserated, or Gringolee.

22 Masculy and Pomettee, or Clechee.

23 Couped, flory.

24 Chappe, or Double-fitchee, &,c.

25 Calvary, or of Christ.

26 Crosslet on Grieces.

27 St. A.nthony, or Cross Tau.

28 Moline, pierced, lozengy.

29 Moline, quarterly, pierced.

30 Couped and pierced.

31 Miller, or Mill-rind.

32 Fer-de-fourchette.

b2

REFERENCE FROM THE PLATES

Fig.33 Treble-fitcbee, or Fourchee of three
points.

34 Aiguisee, Champaine, or Urdee.

35 Barbed.

36 Cercelee, Sarcelee, or Moline invertant.

Fig-.

PLATE XXXIV.

1 Saltier, fimbriated, or edged. -

2 Saltier, voided of the field.

3 Saltier, quarterly-quartered.

4 Saltier, triparted.

5 Saltier, couped aud engrailed.

6 Saltier, couped and crossed, or Cross

crosslet in saltier.

7 Saltier.

S Saltier, bottonee.

0 Saltier, saltiered and flory, or Cross cross-
let, flory, in saltier.

10 Fret, charged on each joint with a pellet.

11 Fret, fleury at each point.

12 Fret, betw. the inner part four hurts.

13 Crosses, humettee.

14 Cross, recoursie, or Clechee.

15 Cross, pattee, concave.

16 Cross, pattee, entire.

17 Cross, pattee, invecked.

18 Cross, pattee, crossed.

19 Cross, pattee, fleury.

20 Cross, pattee, fitchee at all points.

21 Cross, anchored.

22 Cross, double-fitchee, aud rebated of all

four.

23 Cross crosslet, double-fitchee of all four,

rebated.

24 Cross, double-parted, voided flory.

25 Cross, triparted, flory.

26 Cross, pattee, in fesse, and moline, in pale.

27 Cross, fusil at each end.

28 Cross, fusil, rebated.

29 Cross, patonce, acorued at each angle.

30 Cross, long, raguled.

31 Cross, plain, or Cross of St. George.

32 Cross, sarcelle, or voided.

33 Saltier, saltiered, pattee.

34 Cross, moline, in saltier.

35 Cross, recercellee, voided.

36 Cross, engrailed.

PLATE XXXV.

1 Cross, bottonee, or Trefoil.

2 Cross, crosslet, fitchee.

3 Cross, clechee.

Fig. 4 Cross, counter-quartered.

5 Cross, couped, or Humette.

6 Cross, bordered, couped.

7 Cross, Estoile, or Star-cross.

8 Cross crosslet, crossed.

9 Cross, degraded.

10 Cross, enf railed.

11 Cross, fitchee.

12 Cross, lozengy.

13 Cross, mascle.

14 Cross, degraded, nowed.

15 Cross, nowed, grady, fixed.

16 Cross, pattee, fimbriated.

17 Cross, pattee, double-fitchee.

18 Cross, pattee, crenellee.

19 Cross, pattee, an engrail at each point.

20 Cross, pattee, engrailed.

21 Lozenge, fleury.

22 Cross, staff.

23 Cross, tron-onnee.

24 Flegme, or Fleam.

25 Cross, surmounted of another.

26 Cross, recercelled, of another.

27 Cross, bretessed, or Crossed, or Cross

crosslet, fixed.

28 Cross, undee, or Wavy.

29 Cross, plain, waved, or watery.

30 Cross, bairy, nebulee.

31 Cross, fretted with an annulet.

32 Cross, nowy, lozengy.

33 Cross, nowy, quadrant.

34 Cross, pattee, fitchee, rebated.

35 Cross, pattee, fitchee, disjoint.

36 Cross, pattee, double-rebated.

PLATE XXXVI.

bottonee, pattee.

potent, engrailed.

double-crossed, or Cross crosslet,

ble-crossed.

patriarchal, grieced.

flory.

quarterly-quartered, flory.

pattee, double-fitched.

couped, and fitchee at all poinls.

couped, quarterly, pierced.

moline, rebated.

moline, double-rebated.

pomelle, avellaned.

pattee, fusilly, fitchee.

mascle.

of five fusils.

treble, or triparted.

double-parted, flory, ancient

7is. 1

'5

Cross,

2

Cross,

3

Cross,

dou

4

Cross,

5

Cross,

6

Cross,

7

Cross,

8

Cross,

9

Cross,

10

Cross,

11

Cross,

12

Cross,

13

Cross,

14

Cross,

15

Cross,

16

Cross,

17

Cross,

TO THE DICTIONARY.

Fig.18 Cross, flory, triparted, ancient.

19 Cross, simulated.

■Jl> Cross, annulated, rebated.

21 Cross, annuly, each fretted with a ring.

22 Cross, pomeiled and crescented.

23 Cross, with demi annulets, inverted.

24 Cross, grady, pomeiled.

25 Cross, pattee, fixed and notched.
2(> Cross, patriarchal, pattee.

27 Cross, patriarchal, pattee, flory at the

foot.

2fS Cross, lambeaux, rebated.

2J) Cross, double portante.

30 Cross, cable, or cablee.

31 Cross of chains.

32 Cross suagg.

33 Cross of annulets, interlaced.

34 Cross, caterfoils, or quatrefoils.

35 Cross of four pomels.

36 Cross, astragal, with fleurs-de-lis, or cross,

cornished, flurt.

PLATE XXXVII.

Fig. 1 Cross, coronetted.

2 Cross, with caterfoils and trefoils.

3 Cross, banister.

4 Cross, moline, per cross.

5 Cross, fruitagee.

6 Cross, catoosed.

7 Cross, double avellaney, or Cross mascle

fruitagee.

8 Cross, capital, or Cornished.

9 Cross, moliue, pomeiled.

10 Cross, pendall, or Spindle.

11 Cross, indented.

12 Cross, triparted, and fretted.

13 Cross, mill-rind, voided and disjointed.

14 Cross, per pale, counterchanged.

15 Cross, compony.

16 Cross, voided, per pale.

17 Cross, fillet.

18 Thunderbolt.

19 Cross, moline, angled.
$0 Cross of sixteen points.

2\ Cross, foot fastened to flank sinister.

22 Cross of thunder.

23 ^ross, double voided.

24 (_-oss. notent, renote'U.

25 C^s, points pointed and fimbriated.
2G Cross, point in point.

27 Cross, vair.

28 Cross, double parted, &c.

29 Cross of fcur battuues.

30 Cross, nowy, couped.

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* This Plate, o.
referred to as XX''

Cross, couped, fitchee, top fusil.

Cross, quarterly, quartered, couped, ends

sarcelled and reverted.
Cross, potent, pomeiled and fitchee in

foot.
Cross, potent, ends rounded, surmounted

of a cross, couped.
Cross, pomelle, voided.
Cross, pattee, moline.

PLATE XXXVII.— No. 2.*

Cross, pattee, charged with another for-

mee.
Cross of capitals, flurty.
Cross, long, couped with the felloe of a

wheel at the top.
Cross, pattee, sarcelled at bottom.
Cross of triangles.
Cross, long, potent, pomeiled of three.

foot plain.
Cross, long, on a globe, the top like a

Roman P.
Cross, on each stem a Saxon B.
Cross, patriarchal, pomettee, on a mound

and grieces.
Cross, patriarchal, thrice crossed, potence,

foot lambeaux.
Cross, masculy.
Cross, lambeauxed.
Cross of pruniug-hooks.
Cross, couped at the top and flurt.
Cross tau, ends convexed, grieced.
Cross, double triparted.
Cross, ferrated.
Cross of bezants, or roundies, ends las

selled.
Cross, patriarchal, pattee, conjoined and

. annulated.
Fret, fretted, or double fretted.
Star cross.

Cross, pattee, quartered.
Saltier, bottonee.
Saltier, saltiered, flowry.
Saltier, nowy.
Saltier, nowy, couped and pierced, lozen<re-

wise.

REFERENCE FROM THE PLATES

Fig.32
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Saltier, nowy, lozengy.
Saltier-lozenge, or of lozenges.
Saltier-mascle, or of mascles.
Saltier, compony, counter-compony.
Saltier, lozengy, or lozenge.

PLATE XXXVIII.

Land skip.

Oak-trees.

Pear-tree.

Palm-tree.

Tobacco-plant.

Vine-branch, fructed.

Hop-pole and bine.

Starved or blighted tree, couped.

Tree, couped, erased, and sprouting

leaves.
Mandrake.
Turnip.
Gilly-flower.
Columbine.

Heart's ease, or Pansy.
Daisy.
Mary gold.
Pine-apple, leaved.
Rose, stalked and leaved.
Cornucopia.
Rose, double.
Thistle.

Pear, slipped and leaved.
Mole-hills.
Palm-branch,
"kittle, or Ink fish.

[ountain, enflamed.

aggot.

taff, raguly, couped and erased.
Text r by a sprig of laurel.
Fountain.
Pens.

Branch of fir-tree.
Staff, raguly, couped at each end.
Cloves.

Tree, couped and erased.
Islands.

Fig. 7

Eagle, preying.

8

Falcon.

9

Falcon, wings endorsed.

10

Eagle's head, erased.

11

Eagle's wings, conjoined in base.

12

Eagle's wings, conjoined in lure.

13

Eagle's dexter wing, German and French.

14

Eagle's dexter wing.

15

Eagle's leg, conjoined at the thigh to a

plume of ostrich-feathers.

16

Cormorant.

17

Pelican, in her nest.

18

Pelican.

19

Dove, displayed i glory.

20

Bird when not called by its particula

name.

21

Pewit.

22

Swallow.

23

Martlet.

24

Owl.

25

Sea-pie.

26

Chough, Cornish.

27

Phoenix, in flames.

28

Eagle, preying.

29

Popinjay, or Parrot.

30

Bustard.

31

Owl, horned.

32

Ostrich.

33

Ostrich's nead.

34

Feather, ostrich.

35

Feathers, ostrich.

36

Feathers, ostrich, double plume.

PLATE XL.

Fig.l

Swan.

2

Swan, demi.

3

Swan's neck.

4

Raven.

5

Peacock, in pride.

6

Peacock.

7

Heron, Crane, or Stork,

8

Gull.

9

Heathcock.

10

Eagle, perched, crowned, &c.

1 i

^••nsshopper.

15

Gart-tiy .

16

Fly, or Bee.

17

Fly, harvest.

18

Fly, or Butterfly.

19

Dragon's wings, displayed.

20

Wivern, tail nowed.

TO THE DICTIONARY.

Fig.21 Cock.

22 Swan, close.

23 Eagle, displayed, with two heads, sans

wings.

24 Eagle, demi, displayed and erased.

25 Pelican's head, erased.

26 Dove.

27 Moor-cock.

28 Eagle, wings expanded and inverted.

29 Eagle's leg, conjoined to a wing.

30 Eagle's sinister wing.

31 Dragon's head, wings endorsed.

32 Wivern.

33 Cockatrice, wings endorsed.

34 Cockatrice, displayed.

35 Wivern, sans legs.

36 Wivern, sans wings.

PLATE XLI.

Fig. 1 Horse-shoes, interlaced.

2 Key.

3 Crampette, or Crampit.

4 Key, double wards.

5 Fetlock.

6 Fetlocks, conjoined.

7 Gad.

8 Horse-shoe and Passion-nail.

9 Currier's shave and compasses.

10 Pincers.

11 Nail, soldering-iron, and tenter-hook.

12 Hammer, ducally crowned, and coulter.

13 Wool-card.

14 Hemp-brake, or Hackle.

15 Stock-card.

16 Glaziers' nippers.

17 Wharrow-spindle.

18 Fusil, or spindle, and quill of yarn.

19 Habicks and piece of cloth.

20 Shears.

21 Chissel, half spade, and rule, or yard.

22 Mallet.

23 Wedge, club, and spiked club.

24 Stilt.

25 Hammer.

26 Plummet.

27 Pickaxe.

28 Mill-pick.

29 Trident and fish-hooks.

30 Harpoon.

31 Wine-piercer.

32 Spade-iron.

33 Spade.

34 Dung-forks.

Fig.35 Hammer -plasterers.
36 Quill, or Trundle.

PLATE XLII.

Fig. 1 Virgin and child.

2 King in his robes, &c.

3 Death's head.

4 Prestor John.

5 Savage, or Wild man.

6 Savage-demi.

7 Maiden's, or Woman's head, dupallj

crowned.

8 Moor's head.

9 Man's head, couped.

10 Child's head, enwrapped round the neck

with a snake.

11 Man's head, affrontee, couped, &c.

12 Man's head, in profile, &c.

13 Savage's head.

14 Man's head, affrontee, erased.

15 Man's head, with dragon's wings.

16 Janus's head.

17 Man's head, in profile, &c.

18 Skeleton, human.

19 Legs in armour, conjoined.

20 Leg, couped at the thigh, &c.

21 St. John's head in a charger.

22 Leg, erased at the thigh.

23 Death's head in a cup.

24 Hand issuing from a maunch.

25 Sun.

26 Increscent, circled.

27 Decrescent, circled.

28 Sun in splendour, charged with an eye.

29 Sun in splendour, each ray illuminated.

30 Sun in splendour.

31 Sun with clouds, distilling drops of rain.

32 Rays issuing from the dexter chief point.

33 Hair, head of.

34 Shin-bones.

35 Hand, dexter, couped.

36 Glove, falconer's.

Fiff.

PLATE XLTI1.

Helmet of duke, &c.
Helmet of baronet and knight.
Helmet of esquire.

5 > Gauntlets.
6)

7 Leg in armour, couped.

8 Morion.

REFERENCE FROM THE PLATES

Fig. 9 Gorget.

10 Saddle.

11 Pack-saddle.

12 Stirrup and leather.

13 Spur.

14 Falchion and sword.

15 Cimeter, or Falchion.

16 Falchion.

17 Sword, broken.

18 Tilting-spear, broken.

19 Spear-head, imbrued.

20 Seax.

21 Pheon.

22 Pheon, engrailed on the outer side.

23 Half-spear, pheon, and javelin.

24 Danish axe.

25 Stole.

26 Turnpike.

27 Rudder.

28 Gate.

29 Portcullis.

30 Sithe.

31 Sling, charged with a stone.

32 Hand, issuing from a heart.

33 Brigandine, or Cuirass.

34 Tiara, or Triple Crown, &c.

35 Crown, as borne in the Skinners' Arms.

36 Hat.

PLATE XLIV.

ig.l

Sail of a ship.

2

Grappling-iron.

3

Whale's head.

4

Conger-eel's head.

5

Lucy, or Pike.

6

Eels.

7

Lobster.

8

Lobster-claws.

9

Crab.

10

Escallop.

11

Welke.

12

Shrimp, or Prawn.

13

Sea-horse.

14

Seal.

15

Seal's paw.

16

Ship.

17

Ship.

18

Lymphad.

19

Tortoise.

20

Snake, or Serpent, coiled

21

Snail, or House-Snail.

22

Trouts, interlaced.

23

Flying-fish.

Fig.24 Serpent devouring an infant.

25 Dolphin.

26 Dolphin haurient.

27 Salamander.

28 Scorpion.

29 Elephant's trunk, couped.

30 Snake, or Serpent, nowed.

31 Serpents, in pale, tails knit together, rest-

ing on a square stone.

32 Toad.

33 Match, fired proper.

34 Column, enveloped with a snake.

35 Knots.

36 Palmer, or Palm- Worm.

PLATE XLV.

Fig. 1 Millrine.

2 Flegme.

3 Mill-clack.

4 Flaming sword.

5 Heart, between two wings.

6 Mantle, or Royal Cloak.

7 Sithe-blade.

8 Tassels and sceptre.

9 Shuttle.
10

11 Gonfannon, or Gonfalon.

12 Crosier, between two palmer's staves.

13 Garter-demi.

14 Garter.

15 Ducal coronets.

16 Trowel.

17 Harp.

18 Lozenge, pierced.

19 Clarion, or Rest.

20 Hunting-horn, or Cornet.

21 Trumpet.

22 Penny-yard pence.

23 Fiddles', or Violins.

24 Lyre.

25 Powder-horn, or Flask.

26 Cushion, lozengy and tasselled.

27 Ostrich-feathers. Cognizance of the Prince

of Wales.

28 Wallet, open.

29 Lure.

30 Hawk's bell and jesses.

31 Estoile of eight points.

32 Estoile of sixteen points.

33 Estoile issuing out of a crescent.

34 Crescents, interlaced.

35 Mullets.

36 Star-fish.

TO THE DICTIONARY.

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PLATE XLVI.

Fig.13

Rainbow.

14

Estoile.

.1

Fer-de-mouline, mill-line, ink-moline, or

15

Tun.

inke-de-moline.

16

Tun, erect, enflamed.

2

Ditto.

17

Fiery Furnace.

3

Antique mill-rine.

18

Fire-beacon.

4

Fer-de-mouline.

19

Ewer.

5

Peal.

20

Covered Cup.

6

Trevet.

21

Windmill.

7

Yoke.

22

Windmill-sails.

8

Saltier, conjoined in base.

23

Weare.

9

Cutting Iron and Patten.

24

Harrows, triangular, conjoined.

10

Thatch-rakes.

25

Labels.

11

Match-lock.

26

Label of four points.

12

Flesh-pot.

27

Label of three points, in bend.

13

Hay-hook.

28

Label of three points, each charged with

14

Silk-Thrower's mill.

a fleur-de-lis.

15

Knitting-frame.

29

Label of one point.

16

Globe, demi, or Northern Hemisphere, &c.

30

Millstone and Millrine.

17

Lamp.

31

Key and Baton.

18

Sickles, interlaced.

32

Pall.

19

Mill-rine.

33

Coat of Arms reversed.

20

G reave.

34

Rays issuing from a cloud.

21

Sword, wavy.

35

Torches.

22

Heames.

36

Dacre's Knot.

23

Crosier-case.

24

Crochet.

25

Wool-pack.

26

Wool-pack, corded.

PLATE XLVIII.

27

Plough.

28

Wool-comb, or Jersey-comb.

Fig.l

Dishes.

29

Penner and Ink-horn.

2

Pyramid.

30

Sledge

3

Distillatory.

31

Cotton-hank.

4

Salts.

32

Preene.

5

Rock.

33

Still.

6

Magnetic-needle and Flint-stone.

34

Float.

7

Padlocks and Staple.

35

Spur-rowel.

8

Closing Tongs and Hinge.

36

Plumb-rule reversed.

9

Mirror.

10

Rake.

11

Swivel, or Manacle.

12

Manacles or Handcuffs, single and double.

PLATE XLVII.

13

Sickle with teeth.

14

File.

1

Papelonne.

15

Comb in a head of hair.

2

Masculy.

16

Merillion, in chief, shackle or link of a

3

Whirlpool, or Gurges.

fetter in base.

4

Diaper.

17

Copper, Engrossing-block, and Iron Ring.

5

Trinity.

18

Round-top of a mast.

6

Spider and Web.

19

Gridiron.

7

Globe, terrestrial, in frame.

20

Pavier's Pick.

8

Globe, terrestrial.

21

Level.

9

Sphere, celestial.

22

Gem-ring.

10

Empty quill and globular lamp.

23

Limbeck.

11

Mound.

24

Dog's Collar.

12

Fountain.

25

Pruning-knife.

REFERENCE FROM THE PLATES

Fig.26 Pastoral Staff between two icicles.

27 Silk-hank.

28 Well.

29 Silk-hanks.

30 Plumber's Cutting-knife and

Soldering-iron.

31 Cup with boar's head, erect.

32 Perpendiculum.

33 Playing-tables.

34 Hatband.

35 Lamp.

36 Pears.

triangular

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3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14
15
16
17

18

19
20
21
22
23
24
25

26

27
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30

PLATE XLIX.

Eagle degenerate, at gaze, aloft, wings
surgiant, holding up the left foot.

Eagle, volant, recursant, descendant, in
bend sinister, wings overture.

Eagle, volant, recursant, descendant in
pale, wings overture.

Eagle displayed, recursant, or tergiant.

Eagle, displayed, foreshortened.

Eagle mantling.

Eagle, wings overture.

Eagle, wings overture, elevated.

Pile, pomettee.

Piles, couped, solid, and triangular.

Piles, traversed, barwise.

Per pile.

Per pile, in base, or per cheveron re-
versed.

Per pile traverse.

Paly-pily, or pily-paly.

Paly, saltiery.

Pale, lozengy, conjoined.

Pales (two) couped, in base, conjoined,
to another.

Pale, fracted, or removed and overlaid.

Orle, fretted with a pallet and barrulet.

Mascle-head, or top.

Moon, illuminated.

Gyroas.

Heneage-knot.

Label, issuing out of chief, and label,
couped, with two points.

Label, or file, of three larabeaux, issuing
out of chief.

Label of five points in bend sinister.

Label, with three bells pendent.

Label of three points crossed.

Label, with three tags pendent, or double
labels.

Fig.31

32

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33

34
35
36

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3
4
5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20
21
22
23
24
25

26

27

28

29
30
31

32

Label, with three
wrapped, &c.

Label of three points, in fesse, each
charged with a canton sinister, and
labels issuing out of chief, embowed.

Label, in fesse, counterposed with ano-
ther.

Lattice, or lettice.

Points, four.

Masculy, conjoined.

PLATE XLIX.— No. 2.

Per pile, transposed or reversed.

Per pile, reversed, and per pale, counter-
changed.

Per pile and cheveron, counterchanged.

Pily-barry, or barry-pily.

Pily of eight, traverse in point to sinister
fesse.

Pile, issuing out of dexter base, &c.

Pile, barwise.

Pile, square, &c.

Piles, wavy, fitched at both ends.

Pile, triple, or triple-pointed.

Ditto, ditto, &c.

Pile, reversed, goaree.

Points, sinister and dexter base, indented.

Points, dexter and sinister, convexed.

Points, dexter and sinister, engrailed, &c.

Points, three.

Point, escartelled.

Point, dexter, removed and extended to
sinister side.

Point, sinister, removed and extended to
dexter fesse point, &c.

Crescents, (four,) fretted.

Points, (four,) pointed and nowy, &c.

In point, &c.

Quarter pointed, or quarter per saltier.

Quarterly, quartered (cross).

Paly barry, or barry bendy, in perspec-
tive.

Point pointed, and two points, dexter and
sinister, removed.

Serpent, head reversed, reguardant, tail
embowed.

Tillage, rake-head and tenter-hook
base.

Staff, papal.

Chief vestu, or revestu.

Viures, nebulee, counter-nebulee,
vecked.

Urdee in point, or contrary urd6e.

in

in-

TO THE DICTIONARY.

Fig.33

34
35
36

Varrey in point, or urdee in point, pale-
ways.
Vair (ancient).
Brassets.

Ingot of gold.

PLATE XLIX.— No. 3.

Fig. 1 Serpent, embowed, biting his tail.

2 Ditto.

3 Serpent, reversed, biting his tail.

4 Serpent, reguardant, tail embowed.

5 Serpent, reguardant, recurvant, reversed,

the tail embowed.

6 Serpent, reverted, head reguardant, tail

embowed.

7 Serpent, stopping his ear with his tail.

8 Serpent, nowed.

9 Serpent, targent, the tail wreathed.

10 Serpents, embowed and fretted, in triangle.

11 Serpent, gliding, tail embowed.

12 Serpent, head and tail elevated, and

bowed.

13 Serpent, trochleated, &c.

14 Serpent, embowed, head debruised.

15 Serpent, reversed, bowed, debruised, aud

embowed.

16 Serpent, embowed, debruised, tail re-

versed.

17 Serpents, fretted, tails debruised.

18 Serpent, wreathed, tail embowed, de-

bruised.

19 Serpent, torqued, fretted with a long

cross.

20 Serpent, bowed, embowed, debruised,

&c.

21 Serpent, double nowed.

22 Serpent, tail erected, embowed, de-

bruised.

23 Serpent, tail erected, and torqued.

24 Serpent, embowed, debruised, torqued.

PLATE L.

Fig. 1 Per fesse, escartelle, grady of three.

2 Fesse, voided.

3 Fesse, humet, or humettee.

4 Fesse, embattled, grady, or escartele

grady.

5 Fesse, bottony, or pometty, or nowy.

6 Fesse, double nowed.

7 Fesse, treble nowed.

Fig. 8

Fesse, indented.

9

Fesse, dancettee.

10

Fesse, bebruised, fracted, or removed.

11

Fesse, nebulee on the top, and invecked

on the bottom.

12

Fesse, cottised.

13

Fesse of a demi-belt, or demi-belt, fixed

in fesse.

14

Fesse, double-cottised.

15

Fesse, treble-cottised.

16

Fesse, betw. two bars, gemelle, embat-

tled.

17

Fesse, edged.

18

Fesse, surmounted of another.

19

Fesse, double-edged.

20

Fesse, flory, or fleury.

21

Fesse, flory, counterflory.

22

Fesse, rectangled.

23

Fesse, beviled.

24

Fesse, shapourne, or archy.

25

Fesse, coronated on the top.

26

Fesse, nuee, or image.

27

Fesse, double-beviled.

28

Fesse, bordered, or fimbriated.

29

Fesse, billettee, counter-billettee.

30

Fesse, urdee, cliampained.

31

Fesse, bretessed, or embattled, parted.

or double-parted.

32

Fesse, champaine, or urdee.

33

Fesse, compony, or gobony.

34

Fesse, compony, counter-compony.

35

Fesse, chequy.

36

Fesse, cottised, dancettee.

PLATE LI.

Fig.l

Fesse, cottised, potentee.

2

Fesse, double cottised, poteut, couuter

potent.

3

Fesse, demi.

4

Fesse, engoule.

5

Fesse, enhanced.

6

Fesse, eradicated, or esclatte.

7

Fesse, escartele, or escloppe.

8

Fesse, flamant, on the sides.

9

Fesse, fretty.

10

Fesse, fusil.

11

Fesse, fusilly.

12

Fesse, griece.

13

Fesse, hemisphere.

14

Fesse, indented, embowed, or hacked and

hewed, on each side.

15

Fesse, invecked, or invected.

16

Fesse, lozenge.

17

Fesse, lozengy, or lozenge-

REFERENCE FROM THE PLATES, ETC.

Fig.18 Fesse, mascle.

IS) Fesse, masculy, or masculee.

20 Fesse, nebult •.

21 Fesse, nowy, champaine, or urdee.

22 Fesse, nowy, lozengy.

23 Fesse, nowy, quadrate.

24 Fesse, papellonnee.

25 Fesse, pattee.

26 Fesse, potentee.

27 Fesse, radiant.

28 Fesse, raguly.

29 Fesse, treflee.

30 Fesse, waved.

31 Fesse, wiure, uebulee, counter-nebulee.

32 Per fesse, indented, into three points,

trefoiled.

33 Per fesse, waved and counter - tre-

foiled.

34 Per fesse, pointed, with a ball, con-

joined.

35 Per fesse, waved, with three foils, or

leaves, contrary posed.
30 Per fesse, two piles, triple - pointed,
bowed and counterposed, paleways.

PLATE LII.

Fig. 1 Per fesse, in point, to the chief, or per
fesse, escartellee, pointed.

2 Per fesse, urdee.

3 Per fesse, with one embattlemeut, aron-

die.

4 Per fesse, double-arched.

5 Per fesse, treble-arched, or gored.

6 Per fesse, triparted.

7 Per fesse, arched, &c.

8 Per fesse, indented, bowed, points po-

raettee.

9 Per fesse, embattled, counter-embattled,

arondie, or champain.
10 'Per fesse, embattled, urdee.

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14
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16

17

18
19
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23
24
25
26
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28
29
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32
33
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Per fesse, urdee.

Per fesse, counter-pomettee, of three.

Fesse, dancettee, of two pieces, or fesse,

erqaunchee.
Fesse, rectangled, &c.
Fesse, with one embattle on the top,

counter-embattled, with two in the

bottom.
Per fesse, inclave, in base, or per fesse

and a pale.
File of three points, fixed.
Fesse, engrailed.
Fesse, indented on the top.
Piles, five, couped, and conjoined, in

fesse.
Fesse, indentee.
Fesse, per fesse, indented, point in

point.
Per fesse, indented.
Piles, embowed, fretting each other.
Pile, and two demi piles, embowed, &c.
Pile, in point, pierced lozengeways.
Points, pointed to the chief, and reversed,

in base.
Pile, reversed, indented.
Piles, reversed, in point, &c.
Points, dexter aud sinister, or two squires,

&c.
Point, pointed, on the top, a pomel, po-

melled.
Point, pointed, reversed, bottony at end.
Point, in point, flory at top.
Pile, fitched, &c.
Pile, charged with another.
Per fesse, point in point, reversed.

PLATES LIII. to CXI. both inclusive.

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