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TWO TUDOR BOOKS OF ARMS.
HARLEIAN MSS. Nos. 2169 & 6163.
WITH NINE HUNDRED ILLUSTRATIONS.
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A TUDOR BOOK OF ARMS
TRICKED BY ROBERT COOKE BEING
HARLEIAN MANUSCRIPT No. 2169
BLASONED BY JOSEPH FOSTER,
HON. M.A. OXON.
THE DE WALDEN LIBRARY
CR.
INTRODUCTION.
IN projecting an " Heraldic Art Journal " a few years ago, I took occasion to print in
various prospectuses, specimen illustrations from two notable "arms books," viz., Harleian
MSS. 2169 and 6163. My intention was to include examples from both of them in
the journal, as they were very well calculated to afford an excellent series of studies,
especially for those who had not the opportunity of readily consulting the manuscripts for
themselves. These illustrations attracted much attention among those interested in main-
taining a high artistic standard for the armorist. Several causes delayed their publication,
among others the compilation of "Some Feudal Coats of Arms," a work which some consider
might truly be styled "The Art of Heraldry." These "arms books" are here issued in
their entirety as a companion to " Some Feudal Coats of Arms."
These manuscripts should appeal not only to the armorist, but to the self-styled heraldic
artist, whose art, as he practises it, is too often little better than the much abused coach-
painting, without the paint. His only authority is the spurious work in the pretentious
books by which he is environed. To consult an heraldic manuscript is beyond his wildest
dreams, and, even if he does, he does not seem to possess that critical faculty which would
enable him to discriminate between the excellent and the mediocre. To him exaggeration
is the Art of Heraldry, and hence to his own undoing he unconsciously drifts into heraldic
caricature. In a spirited drawing by the Tudor Arms painter he will see no art, no charm,
but with an air of triumph will present his "comic cuts" as something vastly superior,
and the public and his patrons, being equally uninformed, are, alas ! equally pleased.
As a case in point, I would recite an experience of my own. More than a quarter
of a century ago, the late Garter, King of Arms, allowed one of my draughtsmen to have
access to some of the art MSS. in the College of Arms, so that examples might be taken.
This resulted in " Foster's Peerage and Baronetage," containing a vast number of exquisite
drawings, though many of them were only successful after the second or third attempt,
yet caricatures, unfortunately, crept into its pages, as the hurried day of publication
approached. This, however, was only the beginning of the mischief, for imitators now
swarm in England, Scotland and Ireland, each with his own peculiar notion of what
heraldry should be, as if it never had been ; but I defy any expert to detect the true
heraldic spirit or touch in any of their fancy work, much less to identify, with any
certainty, many of the charges which these imitators affect to represent, notably the
beasts and birds. Elsewhere we have seen the arms blocks of another utilized by the
hundred without acknowledgment, and one is tempted to ask, is this the Art of Heraldry ?
In the case of the deceased, surely a tribute is due to the work of his hands.
In the British Museum catalogue of the Harleian MSS., No. 2169 is erroneously
described as an old heraldical book in small folio done in the time of King Henry VI., a
description too often adopted by the unwary (" The Ancestor," hi., 185). It is self-
evident that Harl. MS. 2169, is a copy crudely tricked of a manuscript temp. H. VI.,
with which was incorporated, perhaps temp. Ed. VI., some rough gatherings by Robert Cooke,
the father of Clarenceux Cooke (1567-92), and these " have from hence been entered into some
other book." As to this "other book," its identity has long been a matter of common
knowledge. It was probably tricked for that " excellent improver and admirer of renowned
antiquity," Sir Edward Brudenell, of Dyne (Dean), who died 24th February, 1584-5, and
it now stands in the College of Arms, distinguished by the press mark L. 8. Many of the
vi INTRODUCTION.
tricks, charming and spirited to a degree, in the Harl. MS. 2169 are exquisite in L. 8, marred
though it is by the unconventional lyons, an early instance of the artist o'erleaping him-
self, for this vagary does not occur in Cooke's work-book. He was evidently prompted by
the very natural desire to produce a better lyon than appears in his British Museum work-
book, and so he could have easily done had he consulted earlier examples, rather than
have relied solely on his own lively imagination. Lyons have always been the arms-painter's
great difficulty, from those Tudor times down to this present.
This Harleian MS. 2169, acquired by the British Museum, was in the Randle Holme
collection numbered, 6, "AUNCIANT COATES," 6.4, 20- Wanley describes it as "a large
collection of Armes of Foreign Kings, Saints, Nobles, &c., some of which are fabulous, as
also of our English Nobility and Gentry, all mixed together ; which, notwithstanding that
some be erroneous, and others want the names of the persons to which they did belong,
are nevertheless of some use. The index begun by Jacob Chaloner and finished by the
second Randle Holme. " The autograph of Phellepe Bowthe occurs on the title page.
The tricks in this, as in most arms-painters' work-books, are very unequal, many of
them spirited and admirable, others weak and crude. I have been allowed to annotate
these pages from Cooke's finished copy, and have thus been enabled to rescue many
missing names (see pages 4, 18, and 19) and a few coats which are quite additional (see
page 121 ). On the other hand Cooke excludes not only the three equestrian figures at
the commencement of the MS. but also the curious " passion plates " of pages 107 and
109. In L. 8 an attempt has been made to rearrange and classify the arms of this work-
book, and most of the unnamed arms are also placed by themselves, though in an inferior
manner ; one effect of this is to obscure the identity of the manuscripts ; they do not
commence with the same names, but whole pages are in the same order, and the last coat
is the same in both. It is noteworthy that the name of Smith is conspicuous by its absence
from these MSS. It has been inserted in L. 8, hence its appearance in the Index.
Should this volume be of real utility to the art student, I shall have much cause to be
thankful. The best examples were selected for illustration, then difficult subjects were singled
out for representation, and a few were ultimately inserted to meet the exigencies of particular
pages. I have retained the blazons of the original artist (temp. H. VI. ?), which occur
on the face of the illustrations, as they are of considerable interest. The current blason is
adopted in the text because, being intelligible, it serves as a protest against the unpicturesque
mimicry of those blazons to which we are introduced under " What is believed "
in "The Ancestor," Vol. vii., pp. 184-187, and with which we are unintelligibly threatened,
even in the " Victoria History of the Counties of England."
The classified lists which follow are intended to introduce the armorist at once, strange
though we think them, to the names of the Kings, Saints, Worthies, Knights of the
Round Table and others, whose fabulous ensigns, contained in the manuscripts here
printed, were the creation and delight of the (Tudor) arms-painters, those " painter-fellows,"
who were at all times a thorn in the side of the heralds.
For the publication of this volume heraldic students are indebted to the munificence of
Lord Howard de Walden.
JOSEPH FOSTER,
HON. M.A., OXON.
21, BOUNDARY ROAD, LONDON, N.W.
SOME FABULOUS COATS OF ARMS
Saints, the Nine Worthies, Knights of the Round Table, Kings and Emperors.
* An asterisk denotes an illustration.
SAINTES.
KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND
PACK
TABLE.
Siprie (Cyprus) .. 5, 131
*Christ's Trophevs, the pas-
PACE
S. Lancelot Lake .. 5, 216
'Germany .. .. 5, 63, 129
sion . . . . 107, 109
Our Lady Mary, banner and
arms . . . . 38, 128
S. Gawayne the Good 5, 38
*Uter Pendragon . . . . 5
*Barnago Elestracum . . 217
Ermenye . . . . . . 130
*Savastopolo alias Constantine 5
Norway . . . . 5, 76, 131
*S. Thomas of Canterbury n, 128
*La Cote-Male-Taile .. 217
*Tace 5
*S. Cuthbert of Durham . . n
Modred . . . . . . 216
Marroke . . . . . . 6
S. Wilfrid of York . . . . 1 1
Nowen . . 216
Griffon 6
S. Edward, confessor 9, 128
Tristram . . . . . . 57
Coleyn, Jasper, Melcher 5
S. George . . . . 9, 128
Pope of Rome .. 7, 112
Tywlodes . . . . . . 217
and Baltazar* . . . . 6
*France (modern) .. 7, 129
*S. Anthony .. .. .. 112
*S. Peter, pope .. 112, 128
*Prester John .. 7, 128
S. Gawayne the Gentle 6, 38
*S. Bevis of Southampton 9,38,230
S. Guy of Warwick . . 38
*France, the Dolfyn of . . 36
*Franks . . . . . . 101
*Spayne and Castyle 7, 129, 230,
S. Jerome . . . . . . 112
*S. Alban of England 112, 128
S. Sebastian.. .. .. 112
S. Reynold, myles . . .. 112
S. Degreavaunt . . . . 105
Godwin, Erie of Kent . . 142
*S. Percy vail Sowdan . . 161
298 bis
Arragon and Sicily.. 7, 130
*Portyngale .. .. 7, 129
Navarre . . . . 7, 131, 182
S. Maurice . . . . . . 112
KINGS, AND OTHERS. -ponerma .. x, 130
S. Dennis of France. . 37, 128
Martin de Columnis, pope of
Northumberland . . . . jo
Hungary . . . . 8, 129
*Poyle " g
Rome . . . . 7,112
Kent . . . . . . . . 10
Naples .. .. 8, 130
S. Oswald . . . . 10, II
Essex. . . . . . . . 10
Sicily, the old . . 8, 65
*S. Michael, archangel n, 128
S. Thomas of Acres . . 12
*Sussex . . . . . . 10
Norfolk . . . . . . 10
Sicily, Duke of Angoye . . 8
*Denmark .. 5, 10, 130, 131
*S. Martin, bishop .. 112, 159
S. Theobald . . 90, 93
Mercia . . . . . . 10
Cadwallader . . . . . . 229
Arabia . . . . . . 108
*Barbary . . . . . . 108
*The Monk of Basle .. 113
Brute c;
*Jesse . . . . . . 108
S. Augustine . . . . 210
S. Chadda . . . . . . 285
Etheldred . . . . . . 210
Edmond of England 12, 128
*Wolmarie . . . . . . 64
Trinacria (Sicily) . . . . 65
*S. Eadburga (Holborow) . . 234
S. Paul 1 29
Edward, Confessor 9, 128
Harold . . . . . . 96
*Egypt . . . . 70, in
Friesland . . . . . . 71
S. Peter of Exeter.. .. 163
*The Trinity . 1 28
*William Conq. . . Frontispiece
Stephen . . . . . . 65
'Caldee . . . . . . 1 1 1
'Macedonia . . . . 1 1 1
"Henry V i
'Africa . . . . . . 1 1 1
*Henry VI. . . . . 3, 7, 14
'India . . . . . . 1 1 1
THE NINE WORTHEYS.
*Henrv VI., badges 15, 131, 132
*Scott"s . . . . 8, 130
'Syria . . . . . . 1 1 1
'Persia . . . . . . 1 1 1
*Man . . . . . . . . 39
'Calabria . . . . . . 115
Hector of Troy . . . . 6
France and England 7, 129
Dalmatia . . . . . . 117
Alexander . . . . . . 6
*Prince of Wales .. 15, 38, 131
'Ampulie . . . . . . 117
Julius Caesar . . . . 6
Prince of Engelfeilde. Owen
Mailyorke v. Malagrue .. 129
"King David . . . . 6
ap Edwin . . . . 71
The Gentle Sowdan . . 5
Duke Josua . . . . 7
Prince of Wales .. .. 132
'The Sowdan of Babylon . . 5
*Judas Maccabeus . . . . 7
Gladys, dau. of the Prince
Emperor of Rome . . . . 7
King Arthur
of Wales . . . . . . 230
'Emperor of Constantinople 7, 129
Charlemagne . . . . 7
Dace or Denmark . . . . 5
Emperor of Saldach . . 1 1 1
Godfrey of Bolloyn . . 7
Jerusalem . . . . 7, 129
Israeli . . . . . . 1 1 1
Prelates, Abbots, Masters of St. John of Jerusalem, Lord Mayors, and some
Impersonal Arms London Companies, Cities, Towns, etc.
PRELATES.
CANTERBURY, Archbishops.
'Arundell, Thos. Frontispiece
'Bourchier, Thos.
'Chichele, Harry
Stafford, John
A'Beckett, Thos. . .
SALISBURY, Bishops.
'Hallam, Robert Frontispiece
'Chaundler, John
'Askew, W
WINCHESTER, Bishops.
*
Wykeham, Will
i
'Edington, Will
i
Wainflete, Will
4
ece
Beaufort, Cardinal
14
I
3
4
28
YORK, Archbishops.
S. Wilfrid
II
Scrope
12
ece
'Bowet
12
3
'Rotherham ..
228
12
'Kemp, Cardinal
14
DURHAM, Bishops.
Nevill, Robert . . . . 4
*S. Cuthbert 1 1
'[Skirlawe ?] 51
HEREFORD, Bishop of.
Cantelupe, Thos. . . . . 1 1
NORWICH, Bishop of.
Spenser . . . . . . 12
BATH, Bishop of.
'Harewell .. .. .. 12
'Drokensford .. .. 41
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SOME FABULOUS COATS OF ARMS, &c.
LONDON, Bishops of.
PAGE
PAGE
PAGE "Selby
13
"Colett, Sir Harry
303
Braybroke
13 S. Bartholomew hospital ..
38
"Eyre, Symkyn
170
Hill, Rich
279 Thornton Curtis
13
"Fraunceis, Sir Adam
41
"Westminster..
2 9 I
Frowyke, Sir Harry
31
"WESTMINSTER, Abbot of,
Norman, John
I 06
John Islippe
291 S. JOHN OF JERUSALEM.
"Northampton, John of 56,
231
MASTERS.
Olney, John. .
46
Lichfield, See of
Lincoln, Bishop of
Aylmer
64 "Weston, Sir Thos. . . 202,
299
316
Pecche, Sir John
Stocker, William
66
4
Lincoln, See of
211
Stockton, John
4
"S. Asaph, Bishop
"Barlow, Bishop . . 164,
LONDON COMPANIES.
2 2 5 Brewers
210
"Tate, Sir Robert
"Verney, Sir Rafe
Wyfold, Nic..
1 08
280
IOC
Lichfield, see of
,65 Drapers
IOO
* ^j
Rochester, see of . .
, 6 c Dyers
2I 9
CITIES, TOWNS, &c.
"Bridgwater, Bishop of
"Luxembourgh, Cardinal
CLOGHER, Bishop of,
Wulley, Florye
Fishmongers.. .. 98,
Girdlers
Glasiers . . . . 89,
Goldsmiths . .
226 Haberdashers . . 228,
Leathersellers, see Osyn . .
300
IO2
221
300
300
I O2
Brecknock
Chester
Cornwall
Kingston upon Hull
Lancaster (colours) . .
Leicester
121
131
121
70
135
Riga, Bishop of
108 Marblers and Stonecutters. .
221
"London . . . . 68,
7
121
ABBOTS, ABBEYS, PRIORIES,
e,r "Pewterers
207
Manchester
60
"Abingdon
"Buckfastleigh
Byland
Hales Owen
280 Skinners
Stockfishmongers
Tallow Chandlers . . 4,
! ,'; Vintners
3OO
4
299
215
Nottingham
Orkney
Pevensey
"Shepton Mallet
7
6
132
64
"Hartland
Hyde
LORD MAYORS.
York . . . . . . 70,
"Cinque Portes .. 71,
2IO
132
Kilmaine
34 Barton, Harry
59
"Isle of Man
39
Peterboro'
164 "Capell, Sir Will
34
"Florence
67
" Strangers."
Albemarle, Count . . 10, 176
Alencon, Duke of . . 36, 142
*Alemayne, Nicoll de (duch.) 49, 1 19
de Almayne . . . . 58, 60
Amerle, le H. . . . . 176
Angers, Duke of . . 36
Artoys, Erie of . . . . 1 30
Augustinus, Waulndroff .. 119
Austria, Duke of . . . . 108
Awisha, Dom. (de Garboll) 120
*Aychberch, de (duch.) .. 113
Barbary (Burbure), Duke de 108
Barre, Duke de, v. Angers . . 36
*Bavaria, Duke of . . . . 108
Bayre, Duke de, v. Hey-
nysbury . . . . . . 36
Berry, Duke de (v. Trope) 36, 37
Blois, Count de . . . . 13
Bohemia, Duke de . . . . 115
*Boulonque .. .. .. 180
Bourbon, Duke de . . 37, 182
*Britany, Duke de . . 37, 234
*Burgoyne, Duke de . . 36
"Chnobie, de (duch.) .. 113
Cleve, Duke de . . . . 37
Derolsen, lord of . . . . 64
*Dewrant, Pyers . . . . 44
*Drugseth, Robert (duch.) 119
*Erhalt, Seyne (duch.) .. 117
*Ermyte (duch.) . . . . 105
*Fischbeckt, Condradt (duch). 117
Fittit, le S 5. 117
Flanders, Count of 37
Foix, Count de . . . . 183
de Garboll, Soligas (duch.) . . 120
Geilern, Duke de . . .. 117
"Gueser, Otto (duch.) .. 120
Guyen, Duke de .. .. 131
Cyan, Bryac de 15, 38, 131
"Gwyes (Gynes), lord of .. 13
*Henscensteyn (duch). .. 117
Hesse, the landgrave of . . 65
Heynysbery v. Bayre . . 36
Hollond, Duke of , , , . 108
de Horst (duch.) ..
i'3
Van Kuldytz (duch.)
M 5
Hoya, Comes de
65
*Van Pergamvo (duch.)
i'7
*Humme, Lord of . .
64
* Van Plessyngen (duch.)
'5
"Jeskebeyr or Reskeber (duch.)
119
*Van Ryshaws, Math, (duch.)
119
"Lankos, Jwga (duch.)
119
Van St. Rycgen or Rytgen
Lansum, Duke de . .
142
(duch.)
i'5
Lesuaux
183
"Venice, lord of
"7
de Leyen (duch.) ..
H3
Vylzmo, Piers (duch.)
120
Lorraine, Duke de . .
37
"Walyngeford, Count de
39
*Milan, Duke de
37
Waulndroff, Augustin (duch.)
119
Mortayne, Count de
"3
Wormasen, Chancellor
!'3
Mortayne and Boloigne, Erie
of
9
"Florence
67
Olephernus (? duch.)
*Orcenburk (duch.) ..
105
U5
OTHER FOREIGN COATS.
Orleans, Duke of . . 36,
"5
Anjou
182
*Potnyger, Chris, (duch.) . .
119
Ardere
182
de Pretaminen (? duch.) ..
i'5
Artoys (province)
:82
*Prissony, the lord
66
Athanas (? Athens)
182
Provence, Count de
13
Austria
183
Prussia, Margrave of
"3
Bavaria
183
Pyppard, Rath.
'4
"Boulonqne
1 80
Pyrot
40
Bourbon
182
Riga, bishop of
1 08
Bretagne
182
de Rossenberch (duch.)
H3
Brienne
182
Rotenseyn (duch).
"3
Castile
182
Rycgen, or Rytgen (duch.),
Enghien
182
see Van St
"5
Flanders
182
*St. Paul, Count de 13, 37,
181
Fresnes
182
Sabraon, Due de
182
Hainault
182
Salbrer (? Sallyer) Andrew
Hungary
183
(duch.)
117
"Lemboure
182
Savoy, Due de
183
Lesaux (Ardere)
182
Saxony, Duke of . .
1 08
Lumesin
182
*Slange, Pyers (duch.)
120
Luxembourgh
182
*Snythindor, Thomas (duch.)
117
Messina
183
*Stirie, Marches.
64
Navarre
182
*Stoyslaw, Peter (duch.) . .
119
Normandy
:2i
*Trono, Peter de (duch.) ..
119
Ponthiese (de)
131
Trope B. Berry
36
Rocheli
182
Van Apenzberg
62
S. Severin
182
*Van Cybeyn (duch.)
"5
Tarenne (Toranto)
182
Van Guiz, Graf
40
Ursino
183
"Van Kappel , , . ,
62
Wyet, Due S
182
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A TUDOR BOOK OF ARMS, HARLF.IAN MS. No. 2169.
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Original folios 4. 5. 6. of the Manuscript are missing. As the "pe de grewe '' referred
to below does not appear in L. 8, it may be safely inferred that it was not in the original
MS. from which Cooke made his original arms-book, Harl. MS. 2169. The names of
prelates Stafford 4, Neville 4 and Wainflete 4 occur in the Index ; their arms, tricked in
MS. L. 8. College of Arms, are as follows :
(1) John Stafford, Archbishop of Canterbury. Or, a chavron gules, a bordure engrailed sable.
(2) Robert Nevill, Bishop of Durham. Gules, on a saltire argent two annulets interlaced the upper-
most gules the other argent.
(3) William Wainflete, Bishop of Winchester. Lo/engy ermine and sable, on a chief of the second
three lilies slipped argent.
Harl. MS. 2169, folio 4.
The pe de grewe be reyght lyne
Found and prevvyd by anerytaunce
How Kynge Herry the Sexyth nowghtcoleyne 1
Ys trewe kynge of ffraunce.
The following twelve, rather rudely tricked, have been added by a similar hand (others by
the same occur on {.64 et seq.). These may refer to the city and its citizens.
1. Azure, two lucies saltireways argent
ducally gorged or. The STOCK-FISHMONGERS
OF LONDON ; merged in the later FISHMONGERS,
shield (see page 98 for the earlier shield). The
field, sable in Papworth.
2. Per fess gules and argent (in L.8), a
pale counter-coloured, three pineapples 2
and I or. Blasoned by some, quarterly (6)
gules and argent, three, &c.
3. Per chevron crenellee or and azure,
three eaglets displayed counter - coloured.
JOHN DARBY, Sheriff of London 1446, Harl.
MS. 1349 .42.
4. Per chevron crenellee or and sable, three
eaglets displayed counter-coloured.
5. Per pale argent and azure, two lyons
couchant (? passant) tails cowed counter-
coloured.
6. ROTE, in later hand. " Enbelyfe," i.e.,
per bend sinister argent and sable, a lyon
rampant counter-coloured.
7. Argent, on a pile botonnee sable a gilly-
flower argent, stalked and leaved.
8. Per fess or and azure a pale counter-
coloured, three fleurs de lys i and 2 argent.
Blasoned by some, quarterly (6) or and azure,
three, &c.
p. " Enbelif," i.e., per bend azure and
argent, an eagle displayed counter-coloured,
armed or.
10. Paly crenellee (6) argent and gules.
it. TALLOW CHANDLERS, in later hand.
Per fess azure and argent a pale counter-
coloured, three doves 2 and i (of the second),
each with an olive branch in its beak (or).
Blasoned by some, quarterly (6) azure and
argent, three, &c. ; granted by John Smart.
Garter, 24th Sepr., 1456.
12. Gyronny (6) azure and argent, three
popinjays (? proper vel azure) 2 and i in the
argent. SIR WILLIAM STOCKER, Lord Mayor
of London 1484 Papworth.
'Perhaps "now living" in the original.
EDITED BY JOSEPH FOSTER, HON. M.A., OXON.
Folio 46.
I. ROY DE SYPYR (Cyprus). Argent
four bars azure, over all a lyon rampant
queue fourchee gules, crowned " The arms
of Jereusalem quartly wt, all," are tricked in
the margin.
2.* THE KYNGE OF SAVASTOPOI.O (alias
Constantinople, in the Index). Azure, " an
ymage of Seynt (Jorge " argent. See preced-
ing page.
3. ROY DE ERMONYE. A lyon rampant
crowned.
4. ROY DE NORREWAYE. Azure, three
hulks or, at the prow and stern a dragon's
head gules. See also page 76.
5. ROY DE DACYE. Quarterly; (I.) Or,
three lyons passant in pale azure. (2.) Azure,
three crowns 2 and I or. (3.) Argent, a gryphon
segreant gules. (4.) Gules, a lyon rampant
or, holding a battle-axe erect ; over all on a
cross argent, an escocheon or charged with
two lyons passant gardant azure.
6. BRUTE. Or, a lyon passant gules x
erroneously tricked rampant. " The (fabulous)
armys of Brewte the fiirst yt ever conqwerd
Yngelond."
7. S. LAWNCELOT DE LAKE. Per pale gules
and argent two bendlets of the second
fabulous.
8. S. GA WAYNE, THK GOOD KNIGHT. Vert,
three gryphon passant or ; " part wt.
GAWAYNE " sable fretty argent, a label (3)
gules fabulous. See also No. 9, 1.5, and
No. 8, .32.
9.* I'TER PENDRAGON. Argent, a wyvern
vert armed gules fabulous.
Folio 5.
i. THE GENTYLL SOWDAN. Or, a pellet
charged with a lyon passant argent crowned
(? gules) fabulous.
2.* THE SOWDEN OF BABYLOYNE.
Sable, out of a chalice or, "a tortose " argent.
" Part wt. the chaleys," the mutilated
indication of a coat, possibly intended for
an impalement, viz., a hand and arm issuant
in bend sinister gules, grasping a dragon's
head at the neck, the arm charged with 2 bars
or, all fabulous.
3.* ROY DE TACE. Azure, a hare embelif or.
4. ROY JASPER DE COLOYNE. Azure,
a waxing moon and between the horns, a
mullet all or.
5. Roy MELCHER DE COLOYNE, Azure,
seven mullets 3. 3. I. or.
A TUDOR BOOK OF ARMS, HARLFIAN MS. No. 2169.
Original folios 4. 5. 6. of the Manuscript are missing. As the " pe de grewe " referred
to below does not appear in L. 8, it may be safely inferred that it was not in the original
MS. from which Cooke made his original arms-book, Harl. MS. 2169. The names of
prelates Stafford 4, Neville 4 and Wainflete 4 occur in the Index ; their arms, tricked in
MS. L. 8. College of Arms, are as follows :
(1) John Stafford, Archbishop of Canterbury. Or, a chevron gules, a bordure engrailed sable.
(2) Robert Nevill, Bishop of Durham. Gules, on a saltire argent two annulets interlaced the upper-
most gules the other argent.
(3) William Wainflete, Bishop of Winchester. Lo/engy ermine and sable, on a chief of the second
three lilies slipped argent.
Harl. MS. 2169, folio 4.
The pe de grewe be reyght lyne
Found and prevvyd by anerytaunce
How Kynge Herry the Sexyth nowghtcoleyne l
Ys trewe kynge of ffraunce.
The following twelve, rather rudely tricked, have been added bv a similar hand (others by
the same occur on 7.64 el seq.). These may refer to the city and its citizens.
1. Azure, two lucies saltireways argent
ducally gorged or. The STOCK-FISHMONGERS
OF LONDON ; merged in the later FISHMONGERS,
shield (see page 98 for the earlier shield). The
field, sable in Pa/yworth.
2. Per fess gules and argent (in L.8), a
pale counter-coloured, three pineapples 2
and i or. Blasoned by some, quarterly (6)
gules and argent, three, &c.
3. Per chevron crenellee or and azure,
three eaglets displayed counter - coloured.
JOHN DARBY, Sheriff of London 1446, Harl.
MS. 1349 1.42.
4. Per chevron crenellee or and sable, three
eaglets displayed counter-coloured.
5. Per pale argent and azure, two lyons
couchant (? passant) tails cowed counter-
coloured.
6. ROTE, in later hand. " Enbelyfe," i.e.,
per bend sinister argent and sable, a lyon
rampant counter-coloured.
1 Perhaps " now
7. Argent, on a pile botonnee sable a gilly-
flower argent, stalked and leaved.
8. Per fess or and azure a pale counter-
coloured, three fleurs de lys I and 2 argent.
Blasoned by some, quarterly (6) or and azure,
three, &c.
9. " Enbelif," i.e., per bend azure and
argent, an eagle displayed counter-coloured,
armed or.
10. Paly crenellee (6) argent and gules.
n. TALLOW CHANDLERS, in later hand.
Per fess azure and argent a pale counter-
coloured, three doves 2 and i (of the second),
each with an olive branch in its beak (or).
Blasoned by some, quarterly (6) azure and
argent, three, &c. ; granted by John Smart,
Garter, 24th Sepr., 1456.
12. Gyronny (6) azure and argent, three
popinjays (? proper vel azure) 2 and I in the
argent. SIR WILLIAM STOCKER, Lord Mayor
of London
living" in the original.
EDITED BY JOSEPH FOSTER, HON. M.A., OXON. 'N
Folio 4b.
i. ROY DE SYPVR (Cyprus). Argent
four bars azure, over all a lyon rampant
queue fourchee gules, crowned " The arms
of lereusalem quartly wt, all," are tricked in
the margin.
2.* THE KYNGE OF SAVASTOPOI.O (alias
Constantinople, in the Index). Azure, " an
ymage of Seynt Gorge " argent. See preced-
ing page.
3. ROY DE KRMONYE. A lyon rampant
crowned.
4. ROY DE NORREWAYE. Azure, three
hulks or, at the prow and stern a dragon's
head gules. See also page 76.
5. ROY DE DACYE. Quarterly; (i.) Or.
three lyons passant in pale azure. (2.) Azure,
three crowns 2 and I or. (3.) Argent, a gryphon
segreant gules. (4.) Gules, a lyon rampant
or, holding a battle-axe erect ; over all on a
cross argent, an escocheon or charged with
two lyons passant gardant azure.
6. BRUTE. Or, a lyon passant gules v
erroneously tricked rampant. " The (fabulous)
armys of Brewte the ffi.rst yt ever conqwerd
Yngelond."
7. S. LAWNCELOT DE LAKE. Per pale gules
and argent two bendlets of the second
fabulous.
8. S. GAWAYNE, THE GOOD KNIGHT. Vert,
three gryphon passant or ; " part wt.
GAWAYNE" sable fretty argent, a label (3)
gules fabulous. See also No. 9, f.5, and
No. 8, 1.32.
9.* UTER PENDRAGON. Argent, a wyvern
vert armed gules fabulous.
Folin 5 .
i. THE GENTYLL SOWDAN. Or, a pellet
charged with a lyon passant argent crowned
(? gules) fabulous.
2.* THE SOWDEN OF BABYLOYNE.
Sable, out of a chalice or, " a tortose " argent.
" Part wt. the chaleys," the mutilated
indication of a coat, possibly intended for
an impalement, viz., a hand and arm issuant
in bend sinister gules, grasping a dragon's
head at the neck, the arm charged with 2 bars
or, all fabulous.
3.* ROY DE TACE. Azure, a hare embelif or.
4. ROY JASPER DE COLOYNE. Azure,
a waxing moon and between the horns, a
mullet all or.
5. Roy MELCHER DE COLOYNE, Azure,
seven mullets 3. 3. I. or.
A TUDOR BOOK OF ARMS, HARLEIAN MS. No. 2169.
Original folios 4. 5. 6. of the Manuscript are missing. As the " pe de grewe " referred
to below does not appear in L. 8, it may be safely inferred that it was not in the original
MS. from which Cooke made his original arms-book, Harl. MS. 2169. The names of
prelates Stafford 4, Neville 4 and Wainflete 4 occur in the Index ; their arms, tricked in
MS. L. 8. College of Arms, are as follows :
(1) John Stafford, Archbishop of Canterbury. Or, a chevron gules, a borclure engrailed sable.
(2) Robert Nevill, Bishop of Durham. Gules, on a saltire argent two annulets interlaced the upper-
most gules the other argent.
(3) William Wainflete, Bishop of Winchester. Lozengy ermine and sable, on a chief of the second
three lilies slipped argent.
Harl. MS. 2169, folio 4.
The pe de grewe be reyght lyne
Found and prevvyd by anerytaunce
How Kynge Herry the Sexyth nowghtcoleyne l
Ys trewe kynge of ffraunce.
The following twelve, rather rudely tricked, have been added bv a similar hand (others by
the same occur on {.64 et seq.). These may refer to the city and its citizens.
1. Azure, two lucies saltireways argent
ducally gorged or. The STOCK-FISHMONGERS
OF LONDON ; merged in the later FISHMONGERS,
shield (see page 98 for the earlier shield). The
field, sable in Papworth.
2. Per fess gules and argent (in L.8), a
pale counter-coloured, three pineapples 2
and I or. Blasoned by some, quarterly (6)
gules and argent, three. <&c.
3. Per chevron crenellee or and azure,
three eaglets displayed counter - coloured.
JOHN DARBY. Sheriff of London 1446, Harl.
MS. 1349 f.42.
4. Per chevron crenellee or and sable, three
eaglets displayed counter-coloured.
5. Per pale argent and azure, two lyons
couchant (? passant) tails cowed counter-
coloured.
6. ROTE, in later hand. " Enbelyfe," i.e.,
per bend sinister argent and sable, a lyon
rampant counter-coloured.
1 Perhaps " now living
7. Argent, on a pile botonnee sable a gilly-
flower argent, stalked and leaved.
8. Per fess or and azure a pale counter-
coloured, three fleurs de lys i and 2 argent.
Blasoned by some, quarterly (6) or and azure,
three, &c.
9. " Enbelif," i.e., per bend azure and
argent, an eagle displayed counter-coloured,
armed or.
10. Paly crenellee (6) argent and gules.
11. TALLOW CHANDLERS, in later hand.
Per fess azure and argent a pale counter-
coloured, three doves 2 and I (of the second),
each with an olive branch in its beak (or).
Blasoned by some, quarterly (6) azure and
argent, three, &c. ; granted by John Smart,
Garter, 24th Sepr., 1456.
12. Gyronny (6) azure and argent, three
popinjays (? proper vel azure) 2 and i in the
argent. SIR WILLIAM STOCKER, Lord Mayor
of London 1484 Papworth.
in the original.
EDITED BY JOSEPH FOSTER, HON. M.A., OXON. "N
Folio 46.
i. ROY DE SYPYR (Cyprus). Argent
four bars azure, over all a lyon rampant
queue fourchee gules, crowned " The arms
of Jereusalem quartly wt, all," are tricked in
the margin.
2.* THE KYNGE OF SAVASTOPOI.O (alias
Constantinople, in the Index). Azure, " an
ymage of Seynt Gorge " argent. See preced-
ing page.
3. ROY DE ERMONYE. A lyon rampant
crowned.
4. ROY DE NORREWAYE. Azure, three
hulks or, at the prow and stern a dragon's
head gules. See also page 76.
5. ROY DE DACYE. Quarterly; (i.) Or.
three lyons passant in pale azure. (2.) Azure,
three crowns 2 and I or. (3.) Argent, a gryphon
segreant gules. (4.) Gules, a lyon rampant
or, holding a battle-axe erect ; over all on a
cross argent, an escocheon or charged with
two lyons passant gardant azure.
6. BRUTE. Or, a lyon passant gules v
erroneously tricked rampant. " The (fabulous)
armys of Brewte the ffLrst yt ever conqwerd
Yngelond."
7. S. LAWNCELOT DE LAKE. Per pale gules
and argent two bendlets of the second
fabulous.
8. S. GAWAYNE, THE GOOD KNIGHT. Vert,
three gryphon passant or ; " part wt.
GAWAYNE" sable fretty argent, a label (3)
gules fabulous. See also No. 9, 1.5, and
No. 8. 1.32.
9.* UTER PENDRAGON. Argent, a wyvern
vert armed gules fabulous.
Folio 5.
i. THE GENTYLL SOWDAN. Or, a pellet
charged with a lyon passant argent crowned
(? gules) fabulous.
2.* THE SOWDEN OF BABYLOYNE.
Sable, out of a chalice or, " a tortose " argent.
" Part wt. the chaleys," the mutilated
indication of a coat, possibly intended for
an impalement, viz., a hand and arm issuant
in bend sinister gules, grasping a dragon's
head at the neck, the arm charged with 2 bars
or, all fabulous.
3.* ROY DE TACE. Azure, a hare embelif or.
4. ROY JASPER DE COLOYNE. Azure,
a waxing moon and between the horns, a
mullet all or.
5. ROY MELCHER DE COLOYNE, Azure,
seven mullets 3. 3. i. or.
A TUDOR BOOK OF ARMS, HARLEIAN MS. No. 2169.
Original folios 4. 5. 6. of the Manuscript are missing. As the " pe de grewe " referred
to below does not appear in L. 8, it may be safely inferred that it was not in the original
MS. from which Cooke made his original arms-book, Harl. MS. 2169. The names of
prelates Stafford 4, Neville 4 and Wainflete 4 occur in the Index ; their arms, tricked in
MS. L. 8. College of Arms, are as follows :
(1) John Stafford, Archbishop of Canterbury. Or, a chavron gules, a bordure engrailed sable.
(2) Robert Nevill, Bishop of Durham. Gules, on a saltire argent two annulets interlaced the upper-
most gules the other argent.
(3) William Wainflete, Bishop of Winchester. Lo/engy ermine and sable, on a chief of the second
three lilies slipped argent.
Harl. MS. 2169, folio 4.
The pe de grewe be reyght lyne
Found and prevvyd by anerytaunce
How Kynge Herry the Sexyth nowghtcoleyne J
Ys trewe kynge of ffraunce.
The following twelve, rather rudely tricked, have been added by a similar hand (others by
the same occur on 7.64 et seq.). These may refer to the city and its citizens.
1. Azure, two lucies saltireways argent
clucally gorged or. The STOCK-FISHMONGERS
OF LONDON ; merged in the later FISHMONGERS,
shield (see page 98 for the earlier shield). The
field, sable in Papworth.
2. Per fess gules and argent (in L.8), a
pale counter-coloured, three pineapples 2
and i or. Blasoned by some, quarterly (6)
gules and argent, three, <Sc.
3. Per chevron crenellee or and azure,
three eaglets displayed counter - coloured.
JOHN DARBY, Sheriff of London 1446, Harl.
MS. 1349 f.42.
4. Per chevron crenellee or and sable, three
eaglets displayed counter-coloured.
5. Per pale argent and azure, two lyons
couchant (? passant) tails cowed counter-
coloured.
6. ROTE, in later hand. " Enbelyfe," i.e.,
per bend sinister argent and sable, a lyon
rampant counter-coloured.
1 Perhaps "now living
7. Argent, on a pile botonnee sable a gilly-
flower argent, stalked and leaved.
8. Per fess or and azure a pale counter-
coloured, three fleurs de lys i and 2 argent.
Blasoned by some, quarterly (6) or and azure,
three, &c.
Q. " Enbelif," i.e., per bend azure and
argent, an eagle displayed counter-coloured,
armed or.
10. Paly crenellee (6) argent and gules.
11. TALLOW CHANDLERS, in later hand.
Per fess azure and argent a pale counter-
coloured, three doves 2 and i (of the second),
each with an olive branch in its beak (or).
Blasoned by some, quarterly (6) azure and
argent, three, &c. ; granted by John Smart,
Garter, 24th Sepr., 1456.
12. Gyronny (6) azure and argent, three
popinjays (? proper vel azure) 2 and i in the
argent. SIR WILLIAM STOCKER, Lord Mayor
of London 1484 Papworth.
in the original.
EDITED BY JOSEPH FOSTER, HON. M.A., OXON. N
Folio 46.
i. ROY DE SYPYR (Cyprus). Argent
four bars azure, over all a lyon rampant
queue fourchee gules, crowned " The arms
of Jcreusalem quartly wt, all," are tricked in
the margin.
2.* THE KYNGE OF SAVASTOPOI.O (alias
Constantinople, in the Index). Azure, " an
ymage of Seynt Gorge " argent. See preced-
ing page.
3. HOY DE ERMONYE. A lyon rampant
crowned.
4. ROY DE NORREWAYE. Azure, three
hulks or, at the prow and stern a dragon's
head gules. See also page 76.
5. ROY DE DACYE. Quarterly; (i.) Or.
three lyons passant in pale azure. (2.) Azure,
three crowns 2 and i or. (3.) Argent, a gryphon
segreant gules. (4.) Gules, a lyon rampant
or, holding a battle-axe erect ; over all on a
cross argent, an escocheon or charged with
two lyons passant gardant azure.
6. BRUTE. Or, a lyon passant gules x
erroneously tricked rampant. " The (fabulous)
armys of Brewte the ffLrst yt ever conqwerd
Yngelond."
7. S. LAWNCELOT DE LAKE. Per pale gules
and argent two bendlets of the second
fabulous.
8. S. GAWAYNE, THE GOOD KNIGHT. Vert,
three gryphon passant or ; " part wt.
GAWAYNE" sable fretty argent, a label (3)
gules fabulous. See also No. 9, 5, and
No. 8, f-32.
9.* UTER PENDRAGON. Argent, a wyvern
vert armed gules fabulous.
Folin 5.
i. THE GENTYLL SOWDAN. Or, a pellet
charged with a lyon passant argent crowned
(? gules) fabulous.
2.* THE SOWDEN OF BABYLOYNE.
Sable, out of a chalice or, " a tortose " argent.
" Part wt. the chaleys," the mutilated
indication of a coat, possibly intended for
an impalement, viz., a hand and arm issuant
in bend sinister gules, grasping a dragon's
head at the neck, the arm charged with 2 bars
or, all fabulous.
3.* ROY DE TACE. Azure, a hare embelif or.
4. ROY JASPER DE COLOYNE. Azure,
a waxing moon and between the horns, a
mullet all or.
5. ROY MELCHER DE COLOYNE, Azure,
seven mullets 3. 3. i. or.
A TUDOR BOOK OF ARMS, HARLEIAN MS. No. 2169.
6.* ROY BALTEZER DE COLOYNE. See
illustration.
7.* The Armys of ORKENEY. Azure, a.
lymphad or, sail argent.
8. ROY DE GRYFFON. Azure, a gryphon
segreant or ; erroneously tricked passant.
9. S. GAWAYNE THE GENTYLL; above
this name is written " Roy de Marroke."
Azure, three lyons heads erased or. See also
No. 8, 1.32.
Folio 56.
THE IX WORTHY CONQWEROURYS.
1. ECTOR DE TROYE. Sable, two lyons
combatant or fabulous.
2. ALYXAUNDYR MAGNUS. Gules, a lyon
(erroneously tricked rampant) sejant in a
chair of state argent, holding a battle-axe
azure fabulous. This impossible trick has
even victimised the herald, acting for THE
VICTORIA HISTORY OF THE COUNTIES OF
ENGLAND. See ANCESTOR, No. 3, page 194.
3. JULYUS SESARE. Or, a double-headed
eagle displayed sable, armed gules fabulous.
4.* ROY DAVYTH. Azure, a harp or
fabulous.
EDITED BY JOSEPH FOSTER, HON. M.A., OXON.
5. DEWKE JOSEWE. Lozengy argent and
gules, a wyvern sable (A note in later hand.}
Party per bend sinister or and gules, a batte.
displayed sable,. Per GERARD LEIGH
fabulous.
6.* JUDAS MACHABEUS. Or, three Cornish
choughs proper two in pale only tricked
fabulous.
7. ROY ARTHUR. Gules, three crowns in
pale or fabulous.
8. ROY CHARLEMAYNE. Azure, florettce
or, for OLD FRANCE, dimidiated with, or, a
double-headed eagle sable fabulous.
9. GODFFRAY DE BOLLOYNE ; (the Re-
coverer of Jerusalem). The fabulous arms
of Jerusalem (No. 5 prox.), dimidiated
confusedly with, gules an escarboucle or
fabulous.
Folio 6.
All the Kyrstyn Kyngys yn oudyr after
theyr degre.
1. THE POPE OF ROOME. MARTYNE DE
COLUMNIS (1417). Gules, a column argent
environed with ribbon, crowned or. See
No. 3, f.68.
2. PRESTER JOHN. Azure, the Crucifixion,
the cross or. Styled Empereur et Roy de Inde.
in Harl MS. 6iq, f 82. " One of the magi."
3. EMPEROWRE OF ROME ET DE ALMAYNE.
Or, an eagle displayed sable.
4. THE KMPEROWRE OF COSTANTYNK LE
NOBLLE AND OF GRACE. Or, a cross between
four fire steels gules. See page 5 and Harl.
6163, f.i.
5. ROY DE JEREUSALEM. Argent, a cross
potent between four like crosses or.
6.* ROY DE FRAUNCE. Azure, three fleurs
de lys or.
7. ROY DE ENGLETARE ET DE FRAUNCE.
FRANCE and ENGLAND quarterly. See also
page 14.
8.* ROY DE SPAYNE ET DE CASTYLE.
Gules, a castle or ; quarterly with [LEONJ,
argent, a lyon rampant purpure. See page 8.
9. ROY DE ARRAGON ET DE CESCYLE. Paly
(10) or and gules a note adds, but 4 paly, i.e.,
4 palets.
Folio 6ft.
I. ROY DE PORT YNG ALE. Sable, five false
escocheons in cross azure, each charged with
as many plates saltireways, on a bordure
gules six castles or. Indications of a cross
pattee vert, have been attempted.
2 ROY DE NAVARRENE. Gules, the
Navarrese net, chains or ; quarterly with
azure, florettee or, a bend gobony argent
and gules.
3. ROY DE BEAUME. Argent, a lyon
rampant queue fourchee gules, crowned or.
A TUDOR BOOK OF ARMS, HARLEIAN MS. No. 2169.
4. ROY DE HONGERYE. Argent," 1 " three
bars gules ; impaled with FRANCE, azure,
florettee or.
5.* ROY DE POYLE. Gules, a king armed
cap-a-pie on a prancing charger argent.
6. ROYDENAPLYS. FRANCE (as No. 6, f.6)
with a label (3) gules; impaled with JERU-
SALEM, as No. 5, f.6.
7. ROY DE CESCYLE THE OLDE. Per
saltire or and argent four palets gules, on
each flank an eagle displayed sable crowned
or.
8. ROY DE CESCYLE, DEWKE DE ANGOYE.
(DUKE OF GWYES added in L. 8, f.54).
Quarterly of six ; (i.) Argent, three bars
gules. (2.) FRANCE as No. 6, f.6, for NAPLES.
(3.) JERUSALEM as No. 5, f.6. (4.) FRANCE
as No. 6, f.6, within a bordure gules, for
ANJOU. (5.) Azure, crusily and two barbel
addorsed or. BAR. (6.) Or, on a bend gules
three eaglets displayed argent. LORRAINE.
A note in L. 8 states " he beareth Anegos
for his 4th coat and Loraine on an
inescocheon.
9. ROY DE SCOTTYS. Or, a lyon rampant
(tail inturned) within a double tressure flory
counterflory all gules.
EDITED BY JOSEPH FOSTER, HON. M.A., OXON.
Folio 7.
The lordys that bene past, here aforctyme.
1. ROY EDWARD Sc. Azure, a cross pattee
between five (four in L. 8, f. i6b) martlets or ;
and also a rough trick of these arms, impal
ing FRANCE and ENGLAND EDWARD and
YNGELOND.
2. SEYNT GORGE. Argent, a cross gules.
3. KYNG OF INGLAND. Gules, three lyons
passant (not gardant) or ; SEYNT ED D
KYNGE, struck through.
4. DEWKE OF LANCASTYR. ENGLAND,
with a label (3) of FRANCE.
5.* DEWKE OF EXCESTRE. BEWFORT
FRANCE and ENGLAND, within a bordure
gobony ermine and azure. See No. 7. f.8.
Name altered to Bishop of Winchester in
L. 8, 1.76.
6. ERLE OF HERTFORDE (FARL OF NORTH-
AMPTON 1337). Azure, on a bend cotised
(argent) between six lyoncelles rampant or,
three mullets pierced. See No. 4, f.n&.
7. ROY DE DENMARKE. Or, three lyons
passant gardant azure.
8.* ERLE OF HONTYNGETON. ENGLAND,
within a bordure argent florettee or (sic).
Coat and name defaced attainted.
9. ERLE OF WARREYNE. Chequy or and
Folio 76.
1. ERLE OF WARREWYKE, SIR GYE (over
it SIR HARRY PERCY!). Chequy or and
azure, a chevron ermine ; being the arms of
Neubourg borne in the first quarter by
RICHARD, EARL OF WARWICK, 1401-39.
See No. 6, f.32.
2. ERLE OF HAMPTON, SIR BEVVYS (over
it SIR SYMOND MOUNFORTHE EARL OF
LECETER!). Argent, a chief gules three roses
2 and i counter- coloured. ("The famous
and Renowned History of Sir Bevis of
Hampton.") See also No. 7, 1.32.
3. ERLE OF MARCHE. Azure, three bars
or, a false escocheon argent, on a chief of the
second two palets between as many esquires
of the first. See also No. 9, f.32.
4. ERI.E OF ULSTYR. Or, a cross gules.
5. ERLE OF GENEVVYLE. Azure, three
barnacles open or, on a chief ermine a demi-
lyon rampant issuant gules. See also No. I,
f-32b.
6. ERLE OF ARRONDELL. Gules, a lyon
rampant or ; quarterly with, chequy or and
7. ERLE OF CORNEWAYLE. Argent, a lyon
rampant gules, crowned a bordure sable
besantee.
8. ERLE OF LYNCOLNE. Or, a lyon ram-
pant purpure. HENRY LACY, in later hand.
9. ERLE OF PENBROKE. " Berle," i.e.,
barry (though tricked as 4 bars) argent and
azure " vn. or ix. " martlets bordurewise
8 in trick gules. WYLLMUS VALENCE in
later hand. See also No. 7, 1.326.
Folio 8.
1. ERLE MARCH ALL MOWBRAY. Gules, a
lyon rampant argent, armed azure.
2. ERLE OF WOSCESTRE. BECHAMPE.
Gules, on a fess between six crosses crosslet,
3. 2. i. or, a crescent sable.
3. ERLE OF MORTAYNE AND BOLOIGNE.
Paly (6) vair and gules, on a chief or an eagle
displayed sable. Substituted in a later hand.
for ERLE OF PENBROKE ; paly (6) argent and
vert, on a chief or an eagle displayed sable.
See also No. 7, 1.326. Count of Blois.
4. BYGOT, DUKE (sic) OF NORTHEFOLK.
Per pale or and vert, a lyon rampant gules ;
in the margin an indication of a " gurge " is
tricked untinctured. See also No. 2, 1.326.
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e COUNT DE A[LBE]MARLE. Gules, a cross
patonce vair. Will. Le Grose, Earl of
Amarle and Howderness in L. 8.
6. THE LORD BURNELL. Argent a lyon
rampant, and a bordure sable.
7. COUNT DE PERCH, BEWFORDE (THOMAS
DE BEAUFORT, DUKE OF EXETER). FRANCE
and ENGLAND quarterly, a bordure gobony
argent and azure florettee or. See No. 5, 1.7.
8.* COUNT DE CAMBRYGGE. FRANCE and
ENGLAND quarterly, a bordure (argent) entoyre
of lyoncelles rampant (purpure).
g. COUNT DE SALYSBERY, MOUNTTEGEW.
Argent, three fusils conjoined in fess gules ;
quarterly with, or, an eagle displayed vert.
Folio 86.
1. COWND DE RYCHEMONDE. Chequy or
azure, a quarter ermine, a bordure gules
ALLAN FERGAUNT, in later hand.
2. Lo. HARCOURT, in later hand. Or, three
bars gules.
3. LORD WAKE. Barry <6) or and gules,
in 'chief three torteaux.
4. SIMON MONTFORT, COUNT DE I.EYCES-
TYR. Gules, a lyon rampant queue fourchee
argent.
5. LORD MERMYON. Vair, a fess gules.
6. COUNT DE CHESTYR. Azure, three
wheat sheaves (or) banded (gules) in L. 8,
7. LORD FORNYVVALE. Argent, a bend
between six martlets 3 and 3 gules.
8.* SIMON SENTLEZ, COUNT DE HUNTING-
TON 1174-84 per pale indented argent and
gules ; in later hand. Originally written
COUNT DE LEYCESTYR. Per pale indented
ermine and gules.
9. COWNT DE CLARE, SIR GYLBERT or,
three chrevonels gules, a label (3) azure E.
GLOSTER, in a later hand.
Fulio Q.
" Thes belh the vij Kyngys armys lliat
dwellyd yn Yngelond all attonys."
i. SEYNT OSWALDS, ROY DE NORTH WM-
BERI.ONDE a cross between four lyons
rampant fabulous. See No. 2, i.cfb.
2.* ROY DE KENT. Gules, three se axes
vel. cutlasses argent, handles or fabulous.
3. ROY DE ESSEX. Gules, three crowns or.
L.8. ZEBBE (a665) is added.
4.* ROY DE SOWTHSEX. Azure, three tre-
foyles raguled 2 and i argent fabulous.
5. ROY DE NORTHFOLKE. Argent, three
crowns 2 and i gules fabulous.
6. ROY DE MARCHELOND (MERCIA) LYN-
COI.LCHYRE. Azure, three crowns 2 and I
argent fabulous.
"Here be vj of the Kyngys that dwellyd all
alt oo tyme yn Yngelonde And Seynt Edwtirdys
armys was the sevynth." See No. i, /.to.
EDITED BY JOSEPH FOSTER, HON. M.A., OXON.
ii
7. COUNT DE STAFFORDE. Or, a chevron
gules.
8. LORD SENTAMOUNT. Or. fretty sable,
on a chief of the second three besants.
9. LORD BASSETT. Or, three piles meeting
in base gules, a quarter ermine.
Folio 96.
1. Sc. CUTHBERTUS, EpTscopUS. Azure,
a cross patonce between four lyons rampant
. See No. 5, prox. and next page.
2. Sc. OSWAI.DUS. Purpure, a cross or
between four lyons rampant. See No. i, i.g.
3.* SENT MYHEI.L, armys. Azure, the
device of the Trinity argent, inscribed sable.
See page 12.
4. Sc. THOMAS OF CAUNTERBERY. Argent,
three (beckits) Cornish choughs proper ; im-
paling on the sinister the arms of the See of
Canterbury, as No. i, f.j.
5. *Sc. COTHBERD OF DERHAM. Azure, a
cross patonce or, between four " lyonseus "
rampant argent. See No. i above.
6. Sc. W(ILFRID) OF YORKE. Or, seven
mascles conjoined 3. 3. I. gules.
7. Sc. THOMAS (Bishop) OF HERFORDE, DE
CANTHILUPO. Gules, three leopards faces
reversed jessant de lys or.
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8. MAYSTER SCROPE, Buyschoppe of Yorke.
Azure, a bend or, a label (3) argent.
9. BYSCHOPPE SPENSER OF NORWYCHE.
Argent, a bend sable, a crescent for difference ;
quarterly with, gules, a fret or.
Folio 10.
i. Sc. EDMONDE KYNGE OF YNGELONDE.
of olde tyme. Azure, three crowns 2 and I
or fabulous.
2.* MAYSTER BOWET, Byschopp of Yorke.
Argent, three " rayndere " heads cabossed 2
and i sable.
3.* MAYSTER W. ASKEWE, Byschoppe of
Salysbery. Sable, a fess gules between three
asses passant argent.
4.* BYSCHOPPE HARREWELL. Argent, a
fess undee sable between three hares' heads
gold (? gules). Bishop of Bath and Wells
1369.
5. SEYNT TOMAS OF AKERYS. Azure a
cross formee per pale gules and argent.
6. THE ABBEY OF HYDE YN WYNCHESTYR.
Argent, a lyon rampant sable, on a chief of
the second four keys addorsed 2 and 2 of the
first.
EDITED BY JOSEPH FOSTER, HON. M.A., OXON.
7. ABBOT OF THORNTON CORTAYS. Azure,
three escutcheons 2 and i of the arms of
MARCH, see No. 3, 1.76, with the false esco-
cheon gules, in chief a croster erect or.
8.* ABBOT OF SELBY. Sable, three swans
2 and I argent, armed gules.
9. BYSCHOPPE OF LONDON. Argent, seven
mascles 3. 3. i. gules ; borne within a bordure
by ROBERT BRAYBROOKE, bishop 1382.
Folio i of).
1. LORD OF OFFORD. Or, a cross lozengy
sable.
2. FYTZGEROD. Per pale indented argent
and azure.
3. COUNT DE MORTAYNE. Ermine, a chief
indented gules.
4 * LORD OF GYNES. (Gwyes.) Vaire or
and azure.
5. COUNT DE SENT POULE. Paly (10) vair
and gules, on a chief or, a label (5) azure.
6. COUNT DE PROVENSE. Paly (10) or and
gules tricked as five pallets.
7. Gules, three pallets vair, a chief or. A
later hand has named the trick, COMES BLOYS,
adding an eagle on the chief.
8. COUNT DE HONTYNGTON. Argent,
crusily fi tehee (3. 2. i.) sable on a chief azure,
two mullets pierced or.
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Folio lib.
1. LORD MENELL. Azure, three bars
gemelles and a chief or.
2. Or, billettee sable, a label (5) gules.
3. NORTON, added. Paly (6) argent and
azure, on a chief or, three martlets gules.
4. WYLLM. BOHOUN, ERLE OF NORHAMTON
(substituted in a later hand for Count de
Worcest.). Azure, on a bend argent cotised
or, between six lyoncelles rampant of the
third, three mullets pierced gules. See also
No. 5, 1.7-
5. COUNT DE KENT. ENGLAND within a
bordure argent.
6. LE MOUNT HERMER. Or, three false
escocheons 2 and i vair each charged with
three barrulets gules.
7. Lozengy sable and or, on a quarter gules
a lyon passant argent ; for lozengy, a " fret
of saybll " is blasoned.
8. COUCY, EARLE OF BEDFORD (in a later
hand). Vair, four barrulets gules. In his
seal, barry (6) vair and gules.
9. COUNT DE KYME. Gules, crusily and a
chevron or.
9. RATHERFELD PYPPARD. Argent, two
bars azure, on a quarter of the second a
cinquefoyle pierced or.
Folio 1 1 .
1. LORD DENCOURTE. Azure, billettee and
a fess dancettee or.
2. LORD SAYMER. Argent, two chevronels
gules ; quarterly with NEVII.L on a saltire a
crescent.
3. LORD BOWRCHER, ROBSARDE. Vert, a
lyon rampant or ; quarterly with BOURCHIER,
see No. 4. f.i4&.
4. LORD MATREVVERES. Sable, a fret or.
5. LORD MAULEY, substituted for WAST-
NEYS. Or, a bend sable.
6. LORD BARDOLFFE, S. WYLYAM PHELYPE
Per cross gules and argent, in the quarter an
eagle displayed or quarterly with BARDOLF,
azure, three cinquefoyles pierced or.
7. FERRERS. Vaireor and gules, a bordure
azure entosre of fers-de-cheval (6) argent.
8. GYRONNY (12) or and azure, a quarter
ermine.
9. LORD GRAUNSOUN. Paly (6) argent
and azure, over all on a bend gules three
escallops or. LORD GRANDISON.
[FOLIO lofc. MS. L. 8, COLLEGE OF ARMS.]
1. LE CARDYNALL DE ENGELETARE.
FRANCE and ENGLAND quarterly, within a
bordure gobony argent and azure ; sur-
mounted of a Cardinal's hat. For HENRY
BEAUFORT, son of JOHN OF GAUNT.
2. ROY HERREY THE VJ. FRANCE and
ENGLAND quarterly, surmounted of a regal
coronet. See also page 7.
3.* LE CARDYNALL DE YORKE. Gules,
three wheat sheaves 2 and i or, a bordure
engrailed of the last ; surmounted of a
Cardinal's hat. KEMPE, in later hand.
4. DEWKE DE CLARAUNCE. FRANCE and
ENGLAND quarterly, a label (3) ermine.
5. DEWKE DE BEDFFORDE. FRANCE and
ENGLAND quarterly, a label (5) per pale
ermine and florettee (FRANCE).
6. DEWKE DE GLOWSESTRE. FRANCE and
ENGLAND quarterly, within a bordure argent.
7. DEWKE DE EXCESTYR. ENGLAND
within a bordure of FRANCE.
8. DEWKE DE YORKE. FRANCE and
ENGLAND quarterly, a label (3) argent, on
each file as many torteaux.
9. DEWKE DE NORTHFOLKE. ENGLAND,
with a label (3) argent.
EDITED BY JOSEPH FOSTER, HON. M.A., OXON.
1. DEWKE DE BOKYNGHAM. FRANCE and
ENGLAND, within a bordure (a marginal note,
the armys of Dewke of Glowsestyr, see No. 6.
last past), quartering or, a chevron gules,
STAFFORD, all quarterly with the ERLE OF
HERFFORDE (in marginal note), three mullets
pierced in bend between two cotises, six lyon
celles rampant three in chief and as many in
base. See also No. 5, i.j , and No. 4, f. lib.
2. DUKE OF SOMERSETT, in later hand.
FRANCE and ENGLAND quarterly, within a
bordure gobony argent and azure, BEAUFORT
impaled with BEAUCHAMP quartering NEW-
BURGH untinctured. See next.
3. DUKE OF WARVVYKE, in later hand.
Gules, a fess between six crosses crosslet ;
quarterly with, NEWBURGH, chequy or and
azure, a chevron ermine, impaled with CLARE
and DESPENSER quarterly no tinctures.
4.* PRYNCE OF WALYS (S. Tomas Howe
struck out and HOWELL DDA added). Argent,
three lyons passant regardant tails cowed
and erect gules. Note, " Set. hym bynethe
ye olde armys." See also No. 4, 32.
5. The Armys of CYAN. Gules, a lyon
passant gardant or, armed azure. GUIENNE.
6. DUKE OF SOFOKE, in later hand. (Azure),
a fe.ss between three leopards faces or ;
quarterly with, WINGFIELD, argent, on a bend
gules three pairs of wings conjoined argent.
BRYENAC an CYAN deleted, the trick pasted
over with POLE and WINGFIELD. See also
No. 8 prox., and No. 5, f-32.
7.* LE BAGES DEU ROYE. Sable, three
ostrich feathers argent with golden pens,
each enfiled by a scroll or, bearing the motto
" hie hoff."
8.* BRIAK en GYAN armes (in footnote)
substituted for DEWKE DE SOMERSETT. Or,
two gryphons legs fessways, erased sable.
See also No. 5, f-32. and next page.
9.* THE BASTARD OF CLARAUNCE (the
name apparently deleted). " F.nte asewre a
chef of gowlys," i.e., per chevron gules and
azure, in chief two lyons counter combatant
gardant or, in base a fleur de lys of the third.
See also No. 3, f.33 ; and page 17.
Folio 13.
1. COUNT DE ARRONDELL. Gules, a lyon
rampant or ; quarterly with, sable, a fret or.
2. COUNT DE WARREWYKE. Gules, a fess
or between six crosses crosslet BEAUCHAMP,
quarterly with NEWBURGH, chequy or and
azure a chevron ermine. See also No. 3,
f.l2b.
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3. LF. VVYSCOUNT DE BEAUMOND. Azure,
florettee and a lyon rampant or ; quarterly
with, azure threewheat sheaves (vel "garbys ')
2 and i or.
4. LORDE HASTINGS (substituted for, The
olde Kynge of Man). Gules, a maunch or.
In MS. L. 8, f.i3. the coat of Chetwynd
appears in this place.
5. LORD SPENSKR. Argent, a bendlet
sable ; quarterly with, gules a fret or.
6. LORD Roos. Gules, three " bowgys "
(water bougets) 2 and i argent.
7. LORD TALBOTT. Or, a lyon rampant
within a bordure engrailed gules ; quarterly
with, STRANGE, gules two lyons passant in
pale argent.
8. LORD OF AWDELEV. Ermine, a chevron
gules ; quarterly with, gules, a fret or ; " Thys
quarter before chef," i.e. in the first quarter.
9. LORD GRAY, CODNORE. Barry (6)
argent and azure, in chief three roundles,
GREY ; quarterly with HASTINGS quartering
VALENCE.
Folio 14.
i. LORD LOWELL. Barry undee (6) or
and gules, quarterly with HOLLAND, azure
florettee and a lyon rampant argent.
3. COUNT DE NORTHUMBERLOND. Or, a
lyon rampant azure ; quarterly with, gules,
three lucies hauriant argent.
4. COUNT DE WESTEMERLOND. Gules, a
saltire argent.
5. COUNT DE DOVVENECHYRE (Devon). Or,
three torteaux ; quarterly with, or a lyon
rampant azure.
6. COUNT DE OXYNFFORD. Per cross
gules and or, in the quarter a mullet pierced
?.rgent.
7. COUNT DE SCHROWYSBERY. I. and IV.,
a lyon rampant within a bordure engrailed ;
quarterly with, two lyons passant in pale
II. and III. a bend between six martlets ;
quarterly with, a fret ; over all an escocheon
of BEAUCHAMP.
8. COUNT DE SALYSBERY. Three fusils
conjoined in fess ; quarterly with, or an eagle
displayed all quarterly with NEVILL, gules,
a saltire argent, a label (3) gobony ; " Salys-
bery by foie chef," i.e., in the first quarter.
Q, COUNT DE URMOUNDE. Or, a chief
indented azure BUTLER, ERLE OF ORMONDE.
Folio 136.
1. COUNT DE 'WYLCHYRE, S. JAMES BoT-
TELER. Or, a chief indented azure, a label
(3) argent.
2. COUNT DE WORCESTYR TYPTOFTE.
Argent, a saltire engrailed gules " Quartly wt
the armys of Salesbery." See No. 5, f.4ift.
2. LORD DE LA WARRE. Gules, crusily
fitchee and a lyon rampant argent ; quar-
terly with CANTELUPE, azure, three leopards
faces reversed jessant de lys or.
3. LORD FEWATYR. Or, a fess between
two chevrons gules, FiTzW ALTER.
4. LORD WYLBY. Sable, a cross engrailed
or, WYLLOUGHBY ; quarterly with BEK, gules,
a cross moline argent.
5. LORD CLYFFORDF,. Chequy or and
azure, a fess gules.
6. LORD FERRERES OF GROBY. Gules,
seven mascles conjoined 3. 3. i. or.
7. LORD OF WELLYS. Or, a lyon rampant
queue foiirchee sable, armed gules.
8. LORD CALYS (SCALES). Gules, six
escallops 3. 2. I. argent.
9. LORD SOUCH. Gules, besantee a quarter
ermine.
Folio 146.
1. LORD BOTREWSE. Argent, a gryphon
segreant gules armed azure, BOTREAUX ;
quarterly with DE MOELS, barry (6) argent
and gules in chief three torteaux.
2. LORD BERKELEY. Gules, crusily formee
(6 and 4) and a chevron argent.
3. LORD FANHOPE. Ermine, a lyon ram-
pant gules, crowned or, a bordure engrailed
sable, besantee. CORNEWALL.
EDITED BY JOSEPH FOSTER, HON. M.A., OXON.
4. LORD BOWCER. Argent, a cross en-
grailed gules between four " bosches "
(water bougets) sable. BOURCHIER. A mar-
ginal note " wt lord bemond le vvyscount a
fore baronys." See No. 3, 1.136.
5. LORD TypTTOFTE. Argent, a saltire
engrailed gules. See No. 2, 1.136.
6. LORD HUNGERFORDE. Barry (6) argent
and sable, in chief three pellets.
7. LORD STRAUNGE. Gules, two lyons
passant argent, armed azure.
8. LORD CROMEWELLE. Argent, a chief
azure, a bend (vel baston) gules ; quarterly
with TATESHALL, chequy or and gules, a chief
ermine.
9. LORD PONYNGYS. Barry (6) or and
vert, a baston gules ; quarterly with FITZ
PAYNE, gules, three lyons passant argent, a
baston azure. A marginal note " to be
mendyd," i.e., corrected. In L.8. Quarterly
I and 4 or, three piles azure, BRYAN ; 2,
POYNINGS ; 3, FITZ-PAYNE.
Folio 15.
1. LORD MORLAY. Argent, a lyon rampant
sable, crowned or.
2. LORD DODDLF.Y. Or, two lyons passant
azure, POMERI ; quarterly with SUTTON,
argent, a cross pattee azure. LORD DUDLEY.
3. LORD KLYNTON. Argent, on a chief
azure two mullets pierced or, CLINTON ;
quarterly with SAY, per cross or and gules.
4. LORD POWES. Or, a lyon rampant
queue fourchee gules, armed azure.
5. LORD MOLAYNYS. Paly wavy (6) or
and gules ; quarterly with, sable, two bars
argent, in chief three plates.
6. LORD SWDELEY. Or, two bendlets
gules ; quarterly with, gules, a fess compony
argent and sable, between six crosses crosslet
fitchee at the foot or.
7. LORD GRAYE OF WYLTON. Barry (6)
argent and azure, a label (5) gules.
8. LORD FEHEWE. Chevrony fretty (a
mistake for three chevrons interlaced), and
a chief FITZHUGH ; impaling MARMION,
vair a fess gules.
9. LORD GRAY, Rethen. Barry (6) argifnt
and azure, in chief three torteaux.
Folio 156.
1. LORD DARCHY. Azure, crusilly and
three syse-foyles pierced argent. DARCY.
2. LORD CROPE OF BOLTON. Azure, a
bend or, SCROPE ; quarterly with TYPTOFTE,
argent, a saltire engrailed gules.
3. LORD OF DAKYR. Gules, three es-
callops 2 and i argent, DACRE ; quarterly
with VAUX of Gillesland, chequy or and gules.
4. LORD SCROPE OF UPSALE. Azure, a
bend or, a label (3) argent.
5. THE BARON OF GRAYSTOKE. Barry (8)
argent and azure, three chaplets of roses gules,
buds or.
6. LORD CAMEWSE. Or, on a chief gules,
three plates. CAMOYS.
7. LORD OF BARGEVVENNE. Gules, a fess
between six crosses crosslet or, a crescent
sable, BEAUCHAMP ; quarterly with WEST-
MORLAND, gules, a saltire argent, NEVILL.
LORD OF ABERGAVENNY.
8. LORD HERYNGETON. Sable, fretty
argent ; Masoned " sylvyr the frette."
HARINGTON.
9. LORD LATEMER. Gules, a saltire argent,
NEVILL ; quarterly with LATIMER, gules, a
cross patonce or ; impaling BEAUCHAMP
quarterly with NEWBURGH as No. 3, 1.126.
Folio 1 6.
1. LORD LYLE. Gules, a lyon passant
argent crowned or, LISLE ; quarterly with
TYES, argent, a chevron gules.
2. LORD FAWCONBERGE. Argent, a lyon
rampant azure, armed gules ; quarterly with
NEVILL, gules, a saltire argent.
3. LORD FERRERES OF CHARTLEY. Vaire,
or and gules.
4. LORD BEAUCHAMPE. Gules, a fess
between six martlets or. S. JOHN BEACHAMPE
OF POWYK.
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5. LORD COBBHAM. Gules, on a chevron
or. three lyoncelles rampant sable.
6. LORD STORTON. Sable, a bend or
between six fountains.
7. LORDE VVESSEY. Or, a cross sable,
VESCI ; quarterly with BROMFLETE, sable, a
bend flory counterflory or.
8. LORD SEYNT AMONDE. Or, lozengy
(blasoned " a fret ") sable, on a chief of the
second three besants ; quarterly with BEAU-
CHAMPE, gules, a fess between six martlets or.
S. WYLYAM BEAUCHAMPE.
g. LORD FEWARREYNE. Quarterly per
fess indented ermine and gules, FITZWARREN ;
quarterly with BOURCHIER, argent, a cross
engrailed gules between four water bougets
sable. SR WYLYAM BOURCER. ROCHE
pryore, imperfectly deleted.
10. LORD OF SEYNT GONYS. Blanc.
Folio I 66.
1. LORD EGREMOYNE. A lyon rampant,
on his shoulder a fleur de lys. PERCY
quarterly with LUCY, three lucies hauriant.
" Northumbyrland armys wt difference."
2. LORD REVVERS. Barry (6) gules and
argent, on a quarter of the first an eagle
displayed or. LORD RIVERS.
3. LORD BONVVYLE. Sable, seven mullets
3. 3. I. pierced argent.
4. LORD SAVE. Per cross or and gules
(in the margin, a bordure argent). SAYE ;
quarterly with FIENNES, azure, three lyons
rampant or.
5.* THE BARON OF CARREW. Or, three
lyons passant sable.
6. THE BARON OF HYLTON. Argent, two
bars azure.
7. S. GYLBERD UMFERVVYLE OF NORTHUM-
BERI.OND. Gules, crusily bottonee and a
cinquefoyle pierced or.
8. S. ROBARDE OF OGLE OF NORTHUMBER-
LAND. Argent, a fess between three crescents
gules, OGLE ; quarterly with BERTRAM, or, an
orle azure.
9.* S. THOMAS LWMLEY. Argent, a fess
gules between three popinjays proper.
Original leaf 20 of this Manuscript has been
torn out, the following eleven names occur in
the Index, and the blasons have been derived
from MS. L. 8 College of Arms.
ARDEN, WILLIAM. Chequy or and azure a
fess ermine.
ASTWYCKE, WILLIAM, BEDFORDSHIRE. Ar-
gent, three crosses botonnee sable.
BEKKE, possibly the same coat as on page 38,
EDITED BY JOSEPH FOSTER, HON. M.A., OXON.
CORNEWALI., BRYAN OF HARFFORDSHYRE.
Ermine, a lyon rampant gules, a bordure
sable, bezantee.
DAINHAM. In L. 8, .356, Wyllm. Domham.
Sable, on a chevron argent three ravens
proper.
FYLOLL OF DORSETSHIRE. Vair, a quarter
gules.
GRAUNFORT, RICHARD OF SOWSEX. Gules.
a lyon rampant argent, a bordure en-
grailed sable.
LANGLEY, possibly Bishop of Durham, as on
page 51.
LOCKTON THOMAS OF Co. CAMBRIDGE. Argent
a chevron azure.
PEVVERELL. Gules, three lyons rampant or,
a bordure engrailed or. L. 8, f.3.Sfr.
Erroneously indexed as Powtrell,
SLEYCLOWE. ? Strelley.
Folio 17.
1. S. WYLYAM EWERYS OF YE BYSCIIE-
PRYKE OF DERHAM. Per cross or and gules,
on a bend sable three escallops argent.
EVERS or EURE.
2. S. WYLYAM BOWYS OF YE BYSCHE-
PERYKE OF DERHAM. Ermine, three bent
bowes erect gules.
3. NEVELL (in later hand). Gules, on a
saltire argent a rose. LORD BERGAVENNY.
4. S. ROBARDE KNOLLYYS OF NORTHHUM-
BERLAND. Gules, a lyon rampant argent, a
bordure engrayled of the second.
5. S. JOHN SORTEYS OF NORTHUMBER-
LOND. Argent, crusily fitchee and three
covered cups 2 and i sable.
6. S. JOHN COYNYERYS OF YORKECHYRE.
Azure, a maunch or.
7. S. WYLYAM ELMEDENE OF THE BISHO-
PERYKE OF DERHAM. Argent, on a bend
sable three crescents of the field.
8.* S. ROBARD CLAXTON OF THE BYSCHI-
PERYKE OF DERHAM. Gules, a fess between
three hedgehogs (orchonys = urchin) passant
argent.
9.* S. EMONDE HERON OF NORTH-HUMBER-
LOND. Gules, three heron 2 and I argent,
beaks and feet or.
Folio 176.
1. S. JOHN CONSTABYLL, YORKCHYRE.
Barry (6) or and azure, vij pecys, in the
margin.
2. S. JAMYS STRANGWAYS, YORKECHYRE.
Sable, two lyons passant gobony (6) argent
and gules.
3. S. ROBARDE OWTHREYGHT, YORKE-
CHYRE. Gules, on a cross pattee or, five
mullets pierced of the first, OUGHTRED ;
quarterly with BURDON, azure, crusily and
three burdons erect all or.
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4. S. TOMAS METHAM, YORKECHYRE. Per
cross azure and argent, a fleur de lys in the
quarter or.
5.* S. ROBARDE KNOLLYS, YORKECHYRE.
Gules, on a chevron argent three roses of the
first.
6. S. JAMYS PYKERYNGE, YORKECHYRE.
Ermine, a lyon rampant azure crowned or.
7. S. JOHN SALVVAYNE, YORKECHYRE.
Argent, on a chief sable, two mullets pierced
or.
8. S. ROBARDE WATERTON, YORKECHYRE.
Ermine, three bars gules, as many crescents
2 and I sable.
9.* S. JOHN OF MELTON, YORKECHYRE.
Azure, a cross patonce voided argent.
Folio 1 8.
1. S. JOHN BARTRAM, NORTHUMBERLAND.
Or, an orle azure, tricked rather as azure, a
false escocheon or, all within a bordure of
the second.
2. S. JOHN SAYVVYLE, YORKECHYRE.
Argent, on a bend engrailed sable three owls
argent ; quarterly with THORNHILL, gules,
two gemelles and a chief argent.
3. S. WYLYAM NORMANVVYI.E, YORKE-
CHYRE. Argent, on a fess cotised gules
three fleurs de lys of the field.
4. S. JOHN PERCEHAYE, YORKECHYRE.
Gules, a chevron ermine between three lyons
rampant or, those in chief respectant, the
arms defaced. LANGTON, see No. i, f.2O,
inserted in error for PERCEHAYE; argent,
a cross moline gules. See " Some Feudal
Coats of Arms."
5. S. ALYSAUNDYR FOLGHAM, DERBY-
CHYRE. Sable, a bend between six escallops
3 and 3 or.
6. S. HARRY PERCY, YORKECHYRE ; " the
olde armys." Azure, five lozenges conjoined
in fess or.
7. S. RAWFE RADCLYFF OF LANCASTER-
CHYRE. Argent, two bendlets engrailed
sable.
8. S. WYLYAM LUMLEY OF YE BYSCHOP-
PERYKE OF DERHAM. Gules, a fess between
three popinjays argent.
9. S. ROBARD RODS OFMYDHERST, SoWSEX.
Gules, three water bougets ermine.
Folio 1 86.
1. GOY OF ROCLYFF, YORKCHYRE. Argent,
a chevron between three lyons heads erased
gules.
2. TOMAS WESCHYNGTON OF YE BYSCHOP-
PERYKE OF DERHAM. Gules, three bars and
in chief as many mullets pierced all argent.
3. WYLYAM ROMONBY, YORKECHYRE.
Ermine, a fess gules.
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4. S. TOMAS OF STANLEY, LANCASTER-
CHYRE struck through (see No. 8, f. 186). Per
pale or and sable, a lyons gamb issuant from
the sinister counter-coloured.
5.* TOMAS GRA, YORKE CHYRE. Argent,
on a bend cotised azure, three gryphons
passant or. The blason on the trick is con-
fused.
6. MAYST, JOHN MAWKSCHALL, YORK
CHYRE. Azure, three whet chevys (wheat
sheaves) argent.
7. JOHN OF NEWSAM, YORKE CHYRE. Sable,
on a fess argent three crosses crosslet botonnee
of the first.
8. S. WYLYAM OF RYTHER OF YORKE-
CHYRE. Azure, three crescents 2 and i or ;
quarterly with a lyon rampant.
9. S. TOMAS BOSSEVELL OF YORKE CHYRE.
Argent, five fusils conjoined in fess gules.
Folio 1 9.
I. JOHN CATTON (LAUTON, in later hand)
OF DERHAM CHYRE. Argent, a fess between
six crosses crosslet fitchee 3 and 3 sable.
2.* S. GYLBERD HALSALE (LANCASTER
added). Or, three dragons heads erased
azure, langued gules.
3. S. JOHN BERRON OF LANCASTERCHYRE.
Argent, three bendlets enhanced gules.
BYRON.
4. ROBARDE ELYS, YORK CHYRE. Or, on
a cross sable five crescents argent ; quarterly
with EVERINGHAM, gules, a lyon rampant
vair.
5. S. JOHN DAVVELL OF YORK CHYRE.
Argent, a fess flory counterflory sable.
6. WYLYAM STRYKELONDE. Sable, three
escallops 2 and I argent.
7. RYCHARD OF BARTON OF LANCASTER
CHYRF.. Ermine, on a fess gules, three
annulets or ; quarterly with, paly (6) argent
and vert.
8. S. TOMAS OF STANLEY, LANCASTER
CHYRE. Or, on a chief indented azure three
plates, LATHOM ; quarterly with, argent on a
bend azure three harts heads cabossed or.
9.* WYLYAM PELLESON, YORKE CHYRE.
Sable, a fess between three pelicans argent
vnlning themselves proper. See page 22.
Folio 196.
1. WYLYAM PRESTON OF LANCASTER CHYRE.
Argent, two bars gules, on a quarter of the
second a cinquefoyle pierced or.
2. WYLYAM LATON. Sable, a fess gules
($;) between three escallops argent.
3. S. JOHN PYGOT. Gules, three picks
erect 2 and i or.
4. S. JOHN LANGFORD. Paly (6) argent
and gules, on a chief azure a lyon passant
gardant or.
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5.* TOMAS GOWER. Azure, a chevron
between three talbots saliant (" cmbelif ")
argent. GOWER may be a misreading of the
herald painter for TALBOT. See also No. 7,
f.20&.
6. TOMAS CRATHORNE. Argent, on a sal-
tire gules five crosses pattee sable.
7.* S. TOMAS LAMBTON. Gules, a fess
between three lambs passant argent.
8.* TOMAS BERREWYK. Argent, three
bears heads erased sable, muzzled gules.
9. S. HEWE OF ANYSLEY. Paly (6) argent
and azure, a bend gules. ANNESLEY.
1. S. JOHN OF LANGTON, YORK CHYRE.
Gules, a chevron ermine between three lyons
rampant or, those in chief respectant. See
No. 4, f.l8.
2. S. WYLYAM PLOMTON, YORK CHYRE.
Azure, five fusils conjoined or, on each an
escallop gules.
3. S. JOHN CLARVVAYS OF KROFT, YORKE
CHYRE. Sable, a saltire or. CLERVAUX.
4. S. RAWF BABTHORPE, YORKE CHYRE.
Sable, a chevron or between three crescents
ermine.
5. S. EMONDE DARRELL, YORKE CHYRE.
Azure, a lyon rampant or.
6. S. RYCHARDE BUTTLER, LANCASTER
CHYRE. Azure, a bend between six covered
cups 3. 3. or.
EDITED BY JOSEPH FOSTER, HON. M.A., OXON.
7. S. JOHN BUTTLER, LANCASTER CHYRE.
Azure, a chevron between three covered cups
or.
8 S. JOHN RADKLYFFE, LANCASTER CHYRE.
Argent, a bend engrailed sable.
9. S. ALYSAUNDYR LOWNDE, YORKE
CHYRE. Azure, fretty argent, a bordure or,
entoyre of torteaux.
Polio 206.
1. S. JOHN KYKELEY (KIGHI.EY), YORKE
CHYRE. Argent, a fess sable.
2. S. JOHN OF ETTON, YORKE CHYRE.
Argent, five bars gules, on a quarter sable,
a cross patonce or.
3. S. RYCHARDE HAWGHTON OF LANCAS-
TER CHYRE. Sable, three bars argent.
4. THE BARON OF NEWTON, LANCASTER
CHYRE. Argent, three chevronels gules.
LANGTON.
5.* S. TOMAS AYSTON, LANCASTER CHYRE.
Argent, a mullet sable. ASSHETON.
6.* S. TOMAS DWNSTALL OF LANCASTER
CHYRE. Sable, three combs 2 and i argent.
TUNSTALL,
7.* S. EMONDE TAI.BOTT, LANCASTER
CHYRE. Argent, three squirrels sejant 2 and
i purpure. This is not a usual Talbot coat.
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8. S. JAFFEREY MASSEY OF LANCASTER
CHYRE. Per cross argent and gules.
9. S. JOHN SORTEYS, YORKE CHYRE.
Argent, on a chevron between three escallops
sable as many crescents of the first. SURTEES.
Folio 21.
I.* S. TOM AS OF BOVVTHE OF LANCASTER
CHYRE. Argent, three boars heads erased
and erect 2 and I sable.
2. HARRY WAVESER, YORK CHYRE. Or,
a fess dancettee sable. VAVASOUR.
3. STEVVYN HAYTFELDE, YORKE CHYRE.
Ermine, on a chevron sable three cinque-
foyles pierced or. STEPHEN HATFEILD.
4. JOHN OF PORTYNGETON, YORKE CHYRE.
Gules, on a fess argent three " chovvys "
(choughs) proper.
5.* HOPKYNE MAWLEVERERE, YORKE
CHYRE. Sable, three levriers courant argent
collared.
6.* TOMAS CONSTABYLL OF CATTYSFOSSE,
YORKE CHYRE. Gules, ten fusils conjoined
5. 5. sable ; blasoned as " ij fecys fesele of
sabyll."
7. TOMAS DALAREVVER, YORKE CHYRE.
Vair, a bordure sable, besantee.
8. ROBARDE MANERYS, NORTH UMBER-
LOND. Or, two bars azure and a chief
gules. SIR RICHARD also in L. 8,
EDITED BY JOSEPH FOSTER, HON. M.A., OXON.
9. WYLLYSTHROPFK, YORK CHYRE. Azure,
a chevron between three lyons passant
gardent argent.
Folio 2ib.
i. JOHN FYTZ HENRY, YORKE CHYRE.
Argent, a cross engrailed sable.
2.* SCHORTHOSE, YORKK CHYRE. GllleS,
three tilting spears erect argent, with pennons
flotant.
3. POLLARD (RAWF ACCLUM), byschop-
peryke of Derham. Ermine, a cross engrailed
sable. POLLARD, in later hand. Acclum
misplaced, see No. 5.
4. WYLYAM CHAUNCELER (SKELTON added
on the shield), byschopperyke of Derham.
Azure, a fess betw'een three fleurs de lys or.
5. RAWFE ACCLUM, YORK CHYRE. Gules,
a maunch and six cinquefoyles bordurewise
^ 2 i pierced argent.
6. JAFFEREY MYDDYI.TON, LANCASTER
CHYRE. Argent, a saltire engrailed sable.
7. JOHN PASLEUE, YORKE CHYRE. Argent,
a fess sable between three mullets pierced of
the field.
8.* TOMAS LYYS OF THE BYSCHOITERYKE
OF DERHAM. Ermine, rive fusils conjoined
in fess gules. L. S, f-s'U, impaling --a
bend ermine.
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9.* JOHN MONKTON, NORTHWMBERLAND.
Sable, on a chevron between three martlets
or, as many mullets pierced of the first.
Folio 22.
i.* TOMAS HAWKVSWORTH, YORKE CHYRE,
Sable, three " spare " (sparrow) hawks 2 and i
argent.
2. HEWE OF LYGHT, LANCASTER cuvRn.
Azure, two bars argent. HUGH LEIGH.
3. S. JOHN NEVYLL, BYSCHOPERYKE OF
DERHAM on a saltire argent, a fleur de
lys azure.
4. JOHN OF BOROWE, YORKE CHYRE.
Azure, three fleurs de lys 2 and i ermine.
5. ROGER LASSELYS, YORKE CHYRE.
Argent, three chaplets of roses gules.
6. WYLYAM VVYPOUNT OF THE BYSCHO-
PERYKE OF DERHAM. Gules, six annulets
3. 2. i. or.
7. JOHN TWAYTYS, YORKE CHYRE. Argent,
on a fess sable between three fleurs de lys
gules, as many besants (blasoned torteaux).
8. JOHN MOWBRAYE, NORTHUMBERLAND.
Gules, a lyon rampant argent, a bordure
gobony or and of the second.
9. NYCOLL ENTTWESYLL OF THE BYSCHO-
PERYKE OF DERHAM. Argent, on a bend
engrailed sable, three mullets pierced of the
first.
" downe all shyres." . A reference to L. S,
KDITKD BY JOSEPH FOSTER, HON. M.A., OXON.
I'olio 226.
1. BAYI.YAFF (BAI.IOL) LORD OF BARNARD
CASTLE. Gules, an orle ermine.
2. S. ROBARDE ROOS OF YNGM ANDTHORI'E.
Azure, three water bougets or.
3. JOHN NEVEI.L, YORKE CHYRE. A sal-
tire charged with a mullet ; quarterly with,
per cross or and argent, in each quarter five
fusils conjoined in fess gules.
4. WATYR CALVVERLEY OF LANCASTER
CHYRE. Sable, a false escocheon between
six owls 3. 2. I. bordurewise argent.
5.* NEWMARCHE, the olde armys of.
Argent, a wind mill sail in bend throughout
sable.
6. JOHN HORSSLEYE, NORTH UMBERLONDE.
Gules, three horses heads couped, 2. i.
argent.
7. JOHN MOSGROVVE, WESTMERLAND
CHYRE. Azure, six annulets 3. 2. I. or.
MUSGRAVE.
8. COTHBERT COLVYI.E, NORTH I'MBER-
I.ONDE. Argent, three chevronels sable,
besantee.
9. HEWE AYSTLAYE OF THE IWSCHOPRYK
OF DERHAM. Gules, on a chevron argent, a
popinjay vert.
Polio 23.
1. WYLYAM SCARGYI.I., YORKE CHYRE.
Krmine, a saltire gules.
2. WYLYAM KLTOFTE. Argent, three
chess-rooks 2 and i sable.
3. S. GYGGARD COUNT DE HON. Or,
billettee and a lyon rampant azure. Sir
Giuchard d'Angle K.G. cr. Earl of Hun-
tingdon for life 16 July 1377.
4. ROBARDE PRENDERGEST, NORTHUM-
BERLONDE. Gules, a bend argent.
5. ROBARDE HOLME, YORKE CHYRE.
Barry (6) or and azure, on a quarter argent
a chaplet gules ; quartyrly wt. WASTNEY
armys.
6. ROBARDE BOWTH, NORTHUMBERLOND.
Argent, crusily fitchee and three horse shoes
2 and i sable.
7.* RYCHARDE FYSCHEBORNE OF THE
BYSCHOPPERYKE OF DERHAM. Argent, a
tteur de lys sable.
8. S. GERVVAYS OF CLYFFTON, NOTYNG-
HAM CHYRE. Sable, a lyon rampant argent
eight sisefoyles bordurewise of the second,
blasoned as cinquefoyles.
9.* HARRY PRESTON OF CRAVYN. Argent,
a chevron engrailed sable, between three
wolf heads erased of the second.
" downe all that hathe names."
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Folio 2 ^b.
i. RAWI.YN VAUX, <?UMBERI.ONDCHYRE.
Argent, a bend chequy or and gules.
2.* EDWARD CLAYTON. LANCASTER CHYRE.
Gules, on a bend sable three roses or.
3.* JOHN OF SWYNOWE, NORTHUMBER-
LOND CHYRE. Argent, three swine passant
2 and i sable armed or.
4.* NYCOI.AS BLAUXTON (BLAKISTON) OF
TMK HYSCHOPPERYKE OF DfiRHAM. GlllfS,
three cocks 2 and i argent.
$. S. WYLYAM RYTHER OF YORK CHYRF..
Azure, three crescents 2 and i or.
6.* JOHN SAYER OF THE HYSCHOPPERYKE
OF DERAM CHYRE. Gules, two barrulets
lozengy conjoined, between three sea mews
2^and i all argent.
' 7. COSTANTYNE MAHAWTE. Argent, a lyon
rampant gules over all a fess sable.
8. RYCHARDE ARNOLDE OF HOLDYRNESSE.
Sable, three escallops 2 and i argent.
9. NYCOLAS BELYNGHAM, LANCASTER
CHYRE. A hunting horn.
Folio 24.
i. TOM AS HASKETT, LANCASTER CHYRE.
Argent, on a bend sable three wheat sheaves
(garbs) of the first. HESKETH.
2.* RYCHARDE REDMAYNE, YORKE CHYRE
(over i/"Lanc." added). Gules, three cushions
tasselled 2 and i argent.
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3. RAWFE STANDVSCHE, I.ANC. Sable,
three standing dishes 2 and I argent ; quar-
terly with, argent, a saltire sable within a
bordure of the second.
4. ToMAS MOSTON OF HOWDEN CHYRE. A
chevron between three crosses tlory sable.
5. S. ANTON SEYNT QWYNTYNE OF
HOLDYRNESSE. Or, a chevron gules and a
chief vair.
6. S. RAWFE BYGOT. Or, on a cross gules
five escallops argent.
7.* WYI.YAM FAYREFAX, YORK CHYRE.
Argent, a chevron between three " hyndys
hedys " erased gules.
8. JOHN FETZ WYLYAM OF YORK CHYRE.
Lozengy argent and gules.
9. WYLYAM TAYLBOYS, LYNECOLL CHYRE.
Argent, a saltire gules, on a chief of the second
three escallops of the first.
Folio 24b.
i. S. ALYSAUNDYR NEVYLL, YORKE CHYRE.
Gules, on a saltire argent, a mullet sable.
2.* S. TOMAS FOLTHORPE, YORKE CHYRE.
Argent, on a cross moline sable, a crescent for
difference. FULTHORPE. See next page.
3. S. PYERSSE TYLYALL OF COUMBYR-
LANDE. Gules, a lyon rampant argent, over
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4. S. CYRSTOFFVR CORWENE OF COMBER-
LAND. Argent, fretty gules, a chief azure ;
lozengy, in the trick.
5. WYLYAM THORYNBOROWE. Ermine, a
fret and a chief gules ; lozengy, in the trick.
6. CHARLYS MORTON. Quarterly per fess
indented gules and ermine, in the quarter a
goat's head erased of the second.
7. MORYSBY, WESTMERLANDE. Sable, a
cross argent, in the quarter a cinquefoyle
pierced (of the second).
8. TOMAS SALKELL OF COMBERLAND. Vert,
a fret argent.
9. TOMAS MYDDYLTON OF YORKCHYRE.
Argent, a fret and a quarter sable ; lozengy,
in the trick.
Folio 25.
1. RYCHARD SALKELL OF WESTMERI.AND.
Argent, a fret and a chief gules ; lozengy, in
the trick.
2. JOHN HOWTON (HOTHAM). Or, on a
bend sable three mullets pierced argent.
3. S. WYLYAM MOUNTFORT. Argent, a
lyon rampant azure within eight crosses
crosslet bordurewise gules.
4.* WYLYAM WYSTO WE. Sable, a chevron
between three pitchers vel possenets argent.
5. RYCHARD WYLBYRFOSSE OF YORK
CHYRE. Argent, an eagle displayed sable,
armed gules.
6. HARRY CLYFFORD, GLOUCESTER CHYRE.
Chequy or and azure, on a bend gules three
lyoncelles rampant garclant or.
7. S. JOHN ABBNALL, GLOWCESTER CHYRE.
Azure, a chevron ermine. Ascribed also to
Sir John Lodbrooke of Warwicks. in E. ij. roll.
8. S. ROBARD NEVYLL, YORKECHYRE OF
FERNLEY. Argent, a saltire gules.
9. THOMAS CYSCYLE, YORKE CHYRE YN
HOWDENCHYRE. Azure, three roses 2 and
1 or.
Folio 256.
SOVVTH CONTRE.
1. S. UMFFREY STAFFORDE, DORSSET
CHYRE. Or, a chevron gules, a bordure en-
grailed sable.
2. S. PHELYPE CORTENEY, DEVYNCHYRE.
Or, three torteaux and a label (3) azure.
3. S. JOHN BREWSE OF SOWSEX. Azure,
crusily botonnee and a lyon rampant or.
BRAOSE.
4. S. JOHN DENHAM. DEVENCHYRE. Gules,
five fusils conjoined in fess ermine.
5. S. WILLIAM STORMYE OF WORCESTER
CHYRE. Argent, three demi-lyons rampant
2 and I gules
EDITED BY JOSEPH FOSTER, HON. M.A., OXOX.
6 * S. PERCYVVAH, SOWDANE " OF WALYS,
VORYNER." Gules, a soldan's head in profile
couped argent, wreathed ; quarterly with,
sable, three pales wavy fitchee at the ends
argent.
7. S. JOHN LYLE, HAMPCHYRE. Ermine,
on a chief azure three " lyonseuse " rampant
argent.
8. S. KERRY HOUSE OF SOWCEX. Ermine,
three bars gules.
9. S. JOHN SENGONE (ST. JOHN) OF WALYS.
Argent, on a chief gules two mullets pierced
of the first.
Folio 26.
1. S. JOHN GREYNDER OF GI.OWCESTHR
CHYRE. Or a fess between six crosses
botonnee gules.
2. S. HEWE HALSAM OF SOWSEX. Argent,
a chevron engrailed gules between three
leopards faces of the second ; quarterly with,
paly (6) or and sable.
3. S. TOMAS CHAWORTHE, NOTYNGHAM
CHYRE. Azure, two chevronels or.
4. S. JOHN POPHAM. HAMPCHYRE. Argent,
on a chief gules two harts heads cabossed or.
5. S. WYLYAM MOUNTFORT, WARREWYK
CHYRE. Bendy (8) or and azure, a bordure
gules.
6. S. MORRES OF BERKELEYE, CAMBYGE
CHYRE. Gules, crusily and a chevron argent.
Also for Sir Miurice of Hants, L. 8. {.31.
7. CARMYNOWE, DEVENECHYRE. Azure, a
bend or, a crescent for difference.
8. S. RAWFE CHOTTYSBROKE, OXYNFORD
CHYRE. Ermine, on a chief per pale dan-
cettee or and gules, a rose of the third.
SHOTTISBROKE.
9. S. RYCHARDE WERNUN OF THE PEKE,
DERBYCHYRE. Argent, a fret sable and a
quarter gules fretty, in trick.
Folio 26b.
i.* S. WYI.YAM PORTER OF LYNCOLI.CH.
Sable, three bells 2 and I argent. See page 3J.
2. S. HARRY FROWYKE OF MYDDYLLSEX
CHYRE (LORD MAYOR 1435 and 1444). Azure,
a chevron between three leopards faces or.
3. S. JOHN MWNGOMERY OF WALYS. Gules,
a chevron ermine between three fleurs de lys
or.
4. S. EDWARDE STRADLING OF WALYS.
Paly (6) argent and azure, on a bend gules
three cinqnefoyles pierced or.
5. ALYXAUNDYR SPARROWE OF MYDDYLL-
SEX CHYRE. Argent, three roses 2 and I
purpure.
6.* S. RAYNOLDE COBHAM OF SOWTHEREY
CHYRE. Gules, on a chevron or, three es-
toyles pierced sable.
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7. JOHN NANFAN OF CORNEWAYLF.. Sable,
a chevron ermine between three wings argent ;
quarterly with, argent, two wolves passant
azure.
8.* JOHN CATYRMAYNYS, OXYNFORD
CHYRE. Azure, a fess between quatre mayne
(mains) 2 2 or ; quarterly with, argent, two
" mongrelys " passant gules ; the " mon-
grelys " resemble talbots; all for QUATRE-
MAYNE.
9.* TOMAS OF YEDDYNGE, MYDDYLSEX
CHYRE. Sable, a falcon close argent, belled
or.
Folio 27.
1. IAFFEREY CHAWSERYS, OXYNFORD
CHYRE. Per pale argent ami gules, a bend
counter-coloured ; THE POET CHAUCER. Sec
also No. 4, f.3O.
2. WYLYAM WARBYLTON, HAMPCHYRE.
Lozengy or and azure.
3.* TOMAS GOLLOFFYR, OXYNFORD CHYRE.
Argent, two bars undee gules, on a bend sable
three crescents or.
4. TOMAS VEDALE, HAMPCHYRE. Gules, a
cross moline argent, UVEDALE ; quarterly
with (SCURES), azure a fret or.
5. JOHN NEWBOROWE, DORSSF.T CHYRE.
Bendy (6) or and azure, a bordure engrailed
gules.
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6. WYLYAM BROCASE OF HAMPTCHYRE.
bore, sable, a lyon " enbelife " gardant or;
quarterly with, sable, two lyons passant gar-
dant argent.
7. TOMAS DELAREVVER, BARKECHYRE.
Azure, two bars dancettee or.
8. TOMAS BAYNARDE, WYLCHYRE. Or,
three eagles displayed gules.
9. ROBARDE LONGE, WYLCHYRE. Sable,
a lyon rampant between eight crosses
crosslet bordurewise argent.
Folio 2?b.
1. TOMAS BUI.LOK, BARKECHYRE. Gules,
a chevron argent between three bull heads
cabossed of the second, horned or.
2. RAWFE LEUNEHAM, BARKECHYRE.
Sable, six fleurs de lys 3. 2. i. or.
3.* JOHN NORRYS, BARKECHYRE. Argent,
on a chevron sable between three raven
heads erased proper, as many crescents -
4. TOMAS FACCHELL, BARKECHYRE. Er-
mine, four bendlets azure. VACHELL.
5.* JOHN BERREWE, HAMPCHYRE. Gules,
on a bend argent three leopards faces erased
sable, langued or. BURC.H.
6. JOHN BASKET, HAMPCHYRE. Azure, a
chevron ermine between three leopards
faces or.
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7. RVCHARDE COOKE, SoUSEXCHYRE.
Gules, three crescents 2 and i argent and a
quarter ermine ; quarterly with, or, a cross
azure. The quarter is rather argent, a
chess-rook between four ermine spots.
8.* JOHN COLYNGTON, SOUSEXCHYRE.
Sable, six lyoncelles rampant 3. 2. i. or.
9. JOHNSHYRLEY, SOTHEREYCHYRE. GuleS,
a chevron compony counter-compony argent
and sable (" checche ") between three fleurs
de lys or.
Folio 28.
i.* WYLYAM KNYGHTLEY, NORTH HAMP-
TONCHYRE. Azure, three stirrups 2 and i or.
2. GYFFORDE, HAMPCHYRE. Argent, nine
torteaux 3. 2. 3. i.
3. EDWARD POWMBRAY OF DEVENESCHYRE.
Or, a lyon rampant gules, a bordure engrailed
sable, POMEROY ; impaling BEVILE, argent,
three pellets 2 and : each charged with a bend
of the field.
4. NYCOLAS UPTON, WYLCHYRE. Argent,
on a saltire conped sable five annulets or.
5. TOMAS ARDARNE, DERBY CHYRE. Gules,
three crosses crosslet fitchee or and a chief
of the second.
6. JOHN COPPYLSTONE OF DVENECHYRE.
Argent, a chevron engrailed gules, between
three leopards faces azure langued gules.
7. TOMAS HAWLEY OF DEVVENCHYRE.
Gules, fretty and a quarter argent.
8.* WYLYAM WYLYNGHAM, WARREWYKE-
CHYRE. Or, on a chevron sable between
three antelopes heads couped of the second,
spotted gules, a crescent argent for difference.
9. TOMAS PORTER OF SWLHYLL (SOLIHULL),
WARREWYKCHYRE. Gules, on a quarter
azure, a fesse counter embattled argent ;
quarterly with, barry undee (6) argent and
gules, a bordure sable besantee.
Folio 28b.
1. THE PRYORE OF KYLMAYNF. OF
YRLANDE. Argent, on a sa'.tire gules a cross
moline anchored of the first.
2. S. WYLYAM OLDEHALE, LYNCOLLE-
CHYRE. Gules, a lyon rampant queue
fourchee ermine.
3. BROKYSBY, NOTYNGHAMCHYRE. Sable,
three bars undee argent and a quarter gules.
" Conisence ij. hartes," L. 8, i.2?b.
4. S. WATYR LEWCY. Gules, crusily or,
three lucies hauriant argent.
5. S. JOHN BACCOD, NOTYNGHAM CHYRE.
Argent, two chevronels azure.
5. WYLAM HYLL, SOMERSET CHYRE. Gules,
a lyon rampant or, over all a bend gobony
argent and azure.
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7. MAYST, ROBARD BEAUMONT, NORTH-
HWMBERLAND. Azure, a fess argent between
three leopards faces or.
8. JOHN COURSUN, WARREWYKCHYRE.
Argent, on a bend sable three popinjays or,
a crescent for difference ; " with a bordure
engrailed sable," is written below the shield.
See No. 2, f.^o.
9. TOMAS BANBERV, HAMPCHYRE. Azure,
a chevron between in chief two cocks argent
and in base a lyon's head erased or.
Folio 2Q.
1. S. WYLYAM WYNDESORE, LANCASTF.R-
CHYHE. Argent, a saltire sable.
2. S. FOWKE FYTZWAREYNOE or DORSSETT
CHYRE. Quarterly per fess indented argent
and gules.
3. S. KOUARD BRUS. Or, a saltire and a
chief gules.
4. S. TOMAS KYRYEI.L, KENT CHYRE. Or,
two chevrons and a quarter gules.
5. S. ROBARD HARCOURT, OXYNFORD-
("iiiles, two bars or.
RYCHARD LEUGENORE, SOWCEX-
Azure, three chevronels or. LEWK-
CHYRE.
(i. S.
CHYRE.
NOR.
7. S.
CHYRE.
and azure, an annulet of the second.
JOHN WF.TYNOTON, WORCESTER
(Jules, a fess counter-compony or
8. JOHN HYDE, NORTHAMPTON CHYRE.
Azure, a chevron between three lozenges or.
9. SAHERTON OF KENTT CHYRE. Argent, a
chevron gules between three boars heads
conped sable.
Folio 2gb.
i.* S. JOHN COKKYNE OF DERBYCHYRE.
Argent, three cocks 2 and I gules.
2. TOMAS DEI.AHAYE OF HERFORDCHYRE.
Azure, an estoyle of eight points radiated or.
3. S. TOMAS BEAUMONT OF DEVENECHYRE.
Gides, two bars vair.
4. CHAUMBRUN. Or, on a bend sable three
horse shoes argent.
5. S. JOHN HOLLANII OF THROPWATER.
NoRHAMPTONCHYRE, Azure, florettee and
a lyon rampant gardant argent, a crescent
for difference. THOMAS in L. 8, f.2,S^.
6. WYLYAM WAKE, NORHAMPTONCHYRE.
Argent, two bars gules, in chief three tor-
teaux.
7. ROGC.ER OF THORYNTON OF NORTHHUM-
BERI.AND. Sable, a chevron argent and a
chief indented of the second.
8. RYCHARDE SWI.SAM OF LANCASTER
CHYRE. Argent, a fess between three chess-
rooks sable.
9. CONESTABYLT- OF pLAYNBOROWE. Quar-
terly gules and vair, over all a bend or.
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7. RVCHARDE COOKE, SOUSEXCHYRE.
Gules, three crescents 2 and i argent and a
quarter ermine ; quarterly with, or, a cross
azure. The quarter is rather argent, a
chess-rook between four ermine spots.
8.* JOHN COLYNGTON, SOUSEXCHYRE.
Sable, six lyoncelles rampant 3. 2. i. or.
9. JOHNSHYRLEY, SoTHERE YCHYRE. Gules,
a chevron compony counter-compony argent
and sable (" checche ") between three fleurs
de lys or.
Folio 28.
i.* WYLYAM KNYGHTLEY, NORTH HAMP-
IONCHYRE. Azure, three stirrups 2 and i or.
2. GYFFORDE, HAMPCHYRE. Argent, nine
torteaux 3. 2. 3. i.
3. EDWARD POWMBRAY OF DEVENESCHYRE.
Or, a lyon rampant gules, a bordure engrailed
sable, POMEROY ; impaliiu; BEVILE, argent,
three pellets 2 and i each charged with a bend
of the field.
4. NYCOLAS UPTON, WYI.CHYRE. Argent.
on a saltire couped sable five annulets or.
5. TOMAS ARDARNE, DERBY CHYRE. Gules,
three crosses crosslet fitchee or and a chief
of the second.
6. JOHN COPPYLSTONE OF DVENF.CHYRE.
Argent, a chevron engrailed gules, between
three leopards faces azure langued gules.
7. TOMAS HAWLEY OF DEVVENCHYRE.
Gules, fretty and a quarter argent.
8.* WYLYAM WYLYNGHAM, WARREWYKE-
CHYRE. Or, on a chevron sable between
three antelopes heads couped of the second,
spotted gules, a crescent argent for difference.
9. TOMAS PORTER OF SWLHYLI. (SOLIHULL),
WARREWYKCHYRE. Gules, on a quarter
azure, a fesse counter embattled argent ;
quarterly with, barry iinclee (6) argent and
gules, a bordure sable besantee.
Folio 28b.
1. THE PRYORE OF KYLMAYNE OF
YRLANDE. Argent, on a saltire gules a cross
moline anchored of the first.
2. S. WYLYAM OLDEHALE, LYNCOLLE-
CHYRE. Gules, a lyon rampant queue
fourchee ermine.
3. BROKYSBY, NOTYNGHAMCHYRE. Sable,
three bars unclee argent and a quarter gules.
" Conisence ij. hartes," L. 8, f.276.
4. S. WATYR LEWCY. Gules, crusily or,
three lucies hauriant argent.
5. S. JOHN BACCOD, NOTYNGHAM CHYRE.
Argent, two chevronels azure.
5. WYLAM HYLL, SOMERSET CHYRE. Gules,
a lyon rampant or, over all a bend gobony
argent and azure.
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7. MAYST, ROBARD BEAUMONT, NORTH-
HWMBEUI.AND. Azure, a fess argent between
three leopards fares or.
8. JOHN COURSUN, WARREWYKCHYKE.
Argent, on a bend sable three popinjays or,
a crescent for difference ; " with a bordure
engrailed sable," is written below the shield.
See No. 2, f. 30.
9. TO.MAS BANBERY, HAMPCHYRE. Azure,
a chevron between in chief two cocks argent
and in base a lyon's head erased or.
Folio 2g.
1. S. WVLYAM WYNDESORE, LANCASTF.R-
CHYRE. Argent, a saltire sable.
2. S. FOWKE FYTZWARF.YNGE OF DORSSETT
CHYRE. Quarterly per fess indented argent
and gules.
3. S. ROBARD BRUS. Or, a saltire and a
chief gules.
4. S. TOMAS KYRYEI.L, KENT CHYRE. Or,
two chevrons and a quarter gules.
5. S. ROBARD HARCOURT. OXYNFORD-
CHYRE. Ciiiles, two bars or.
RYCHARD I.EUGENORE, SOWCEX-
Azure, three chevronels or. LEWK-
6: S.
CHYRE.
NOR.
7. S.
CHYRE.
and azure, an annulet of the second.
JOHN WETYNcrroN, WORCESTER
Gules, a fess counter-compony or
8. JOHN HYDE, NORTHAMPTON CHYRF.
Azure, a chevron between three lozenges or.
0. SAUERTON OF KENTT CHYRE. Argent, a
chevron gules between three boars heads
couped sable.
Folio 2c)h.
i.* S. JOHN COKKYNE OF DERBYCHYRE.
Argent, three cocks 2 and I gules.
2. TOMAS DEI.AHAYE OF HERFORDCHYRE.
Azure, an estoyle of eight points radiated or.
^. S. TOMAS BEAUMONT OF DEVENECHYRE.
Gules, two bars vair.
4. CHAUMBRUN. Or, on a bend sable three
horse shoes argent.
5. S. JOHN HOLLAND OF THROPWATER,
NORHAMPTONCHYRE. Azure, fiorettee and
a lyon rampant gardant argent, a crescent
for difference. THOMAS in 1.. 8, f.2Sl>.
6. WYLYAM WAKE, NORHAMPTONCHYRE.
Argent, two bars gules, in chief three tor-
teaux.
7. KOGGER OF THORYNTON OF NORTHHUM-
BERLAND. Sable, a chevron argent and a
chief indented of the second.
8. RYCHARDE SWLSAM OF LANCASTER
CHYRE. Argent, a fess between three chess-
rooks sable.
9. CONESTABYLL OF Fi.AYNBOROWE. Quar-
terly gules and vair, over all a bend or.
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Folio 30.
1. S. WATYR DEWERSE OF HERFKORD
CHYRE. Argent, a fess gules and in chief
three torteaux. DEVEREUX.
2. JOHN CORSUN OF DERBYCHYRE. Argent,
on a bend sable three popinjays or. CURZOJI.
No. 8, f.286.
3. S. NYCOLL PERPOYNT OF DERBY CHYRE.
Argent, a lyon rampant sable, six cinque-
foyles bordurewise pierced gules.
4. JAFFEREY CHAWCERYS OF OXYNFORD
CHYRE. Argent, a chief gules ; over all a
lyon rampant or, for BURGHERSH ; " quar-
telye the wylle," i.e. wheel, intended for.
ROET ; rightly, gules three wheels or, in a
later hani. See No. i, t.2?, for Chaucer coat.
5.* TOMAS CORNEW OF DEVENECHYRE.
Argent, a chevron between three hunting
horns sable.
6. RICHARD OF ASKE, YORKCHYRE. Or,
three bars azure.
7. WYLYAM HARDY, YORKCHYRE. Argent,
on a bend per bend azure and sable, a
bendlet or ; quarterly with, argent, a chevron
gules between three spear heads sable.
8. TOMAS BRAKYNBERY OF THE BYSCHOP-
PERYKE OF DERHAM. Azure, fretty or.
Q. GORGE POPELEY, YORKE CHYRE YN
CRAVVYN. Argent, on a fess sable three
eagles of the first.
Folio 306.
i. DKWKE DE BOURGOYNE. Quarterly I.
and IV. FRANCE, within a bordure gobony ;
quarterly with, bendy (6) and a plain bordure.
II. and III. per pale, incomplete, on an
escocheon a lyon rampant. FLANDERS.
See No. 5, .31.
2.* LE DOLFFYNE DE FRAUNCE. FRANCE;
quarterly with, or, a dolphin hauriant em-
bowed azure.
3. LE DF.UK DE ORLYAUNCE. FRANCE,
and a label of three points argent, but
blasoned as of five points.
4. DEUKE DE LAUNCON (AI.ENCON). Azure,
florettee and a bordure gules, platey.
5. DEUKE DE BERRYE, altered to, TROPE.
Or, an eagle displayed per pale gules and
sable.
6. DEUKE DE ANGERYS (BARE, written
above it). Azure, crusily and two barbel
addorsed or.
7. DEWKE DE BAYRE (HEYNYSBERY, in
later hand). Or, four bars gules (blasoned as
6 pieces) ; impaling, gules crusily and two
barbel addorsed or ; all quarterly with, gules,
a lyon rampant queue fourchee renowee
argent, crowned or; over all on an escocheon
a lyon rampant. See No. 8, prox.
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8.* DEWKE DE MEL AN. The crowned
biscia (" bis ") of Milan swallowing a man;
" tornyil yn vij vowts," tricked as of six
volutes.
9.* DEWKE DE BRYTAYNYE. Ermine.
Folio 31.
i.* COUNT DE SEYNTPOULE. Argent, a
lyon rampant crowned, queue fourchee
ronowee gules.
2. DEWKE DE LOREYNE. Or, on a bend
gules three " merlettys " displayed argent,
the " alerions " of LORRAINE are probably
intended, though the birds are tricked and
blasoned, eagles, in a later hand.
3. SEYNT DENYSE DE FRAUNCE, Gules, a
cross argent.
4. THE ERLE OF DOWGGLES YN SCOTLAND.
Argent, a human heart gules, on a chief
azure three mullets pierced or. POUGI.AS.
5. COUNT DE FI.AUNDRYS. Or, a lyon
rampant sable. See No. I , f 306.
6. THE ERLE OF BOWHAN. Azure, three
garbs " of comyn " or. BUCHAN.
7. DEWKE DE BORBONE. Azure, florettee
or and a bend gules.
8. DEWKE DE BERRY. Azure, florettee
or and a bordure engrailed gules.
9. DEWKE DE CLF.VE. Gules, a false
escocheou argent, over all an escarboucle or.
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Folio 316.
i.* JOHN MARTYNE OF KENT CHYRE.
Argent, three talbots passant sable.
2. JOHN BORDEVVYLE OF SOWSEX CHYRE.
altered to KENT. Gules, a chevron vair,
between three cinquefoyles pierced or.
THOMAS in L. 8, f-33.
3. JOHN GORYNGE OF SOWSEX, altered to
KENT. Argent, a chevron between three
annulets gules.
4.* J. MAWDEBY. Sable, a chevron ermine
between three shoveller heads erased argent.
5. WYLYAM WATTON, KENT CHYRE. Ar-
gent, a lyon rampant gules, on a bend sable
three crosses crosslet fitchee of the first.
f>. S. GYI.YS DAWUANEY. Gules, a bend
fusily argent.
7. NYCOLAS BROKHUI.L, KENTCHYRE.
Gules a cross argent between twelve crosses
let IlUllee or.
8. JOHN KENTWOOD. Gules, three cinque-
foyles pierced ermine.
9. JOHN BEKKE op SOWSEX, altered to
KENT. Barry (6) argent and sable, on a
quarter of the second a leopards face or.
Folio 32.
SOWTH CONTRE. ;
1. THE BANER OF OWRE LADY. The
Virgin and Child. FABULOUS.
2. SEYNT BARTHELMEW SPYTTYLL
(HOSPITAL). Per pale argent and sable, the
Crucifixion, sine cross.
3. OURE LADY ARMYS. Intended for a
cross crosslet grieced between a pair of wings,
on a chief the legend, aue gratia plena.
FABULOUS.
4. PRYNCE OF WALES (Ho'LL DDA in later
hand). Argent, three lyons passant regardant
tails cowed gules. See also No. 4, f. 126.
One Ivon struck out in L. 8, f.6i.
5. BRYGRAC EN GEYAN. Or, two gryphons
legs barways talons to the dexter erased
sable. See also No. 8, f. 126.
6. S. GYE OF WARREVVYK. Chequy or and
azure, a chevron ermine. (Natl. Diet. Biog.
xxiii. 386). See also No. i, f 76.
7. S. BEVVYS OF HAMPTON. Argent, a
chief gules three roses 2. i. counter-coloured.
Rather tricked as per fess gules and argent,
&c. See also No. 2, f.7fi.
8. S. GAWAYNE the good knight. Azure,
three lyons heads erased or. See also No. 9, f. 5 .
9. ERI.E OF MARCHE. The arms of Mor-
timer as No. 3, f.7f>.
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1. COUNT DE GENEVVYLE. Azure, three
horse barnacles open or, on a chief ermine a
demi-lyon rampant issuant gules. See page 9.
2. COUNT DE NORFOLK (BOKYNUIIAM,
deleted) ERI.E BIGOT, in margin. Per pale or
and vert, a lyon rampant gules. See page 9
3.* COUNT DE WAI.YNGEFORD. Rurelly
(10) gules anrl argent, on a chief of the second
three lyons rampant sable, over all, tracery
suggestive of the Navarrese net, and
terminating in a bordure, all or.
4.* Gyronny (12) or and gules, and a chief
azure, in the dexter a demy lyon passant
gardant of the first.
5. S. FRAUNCYS DE COURT (Coucv in
later hand) COUNT DE PENBROKE prolahly in
d'ror. Paly (6) argent and vert, on a chief or,
an eagle displayed sable. See also No. 3, f.8.
6. - - YORKCHIRE. Azure, besantee
and a lyon rampant or.
7. COUNT DE PENBROOKE ; VALENCE, in
later hand. Burelly (10) argent and azure,
eight martlets bordurewise gules. See page 9
8. COUNT DE GI.OWCESTYR. Or, three
chevronels gules.
9. WYLYAM OF OXYNFORDE, YORKE CHYRE.
Azure, three leopards faces or, a chief per
pale dancettee of the second and first.
Folio 33.
i.* THE ARMYS OF THE II.E OF MAN.
Gules, three legs " inne sayle " argent, spurs
(" eprone ") or. Marginal note " sporrys
and the Kneys golde."
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2. Or, a. iess gules and six fieurs de lys
2. 2. 2. counter-coloured. DANBY of Yorks.
in later hand.
3. THE BASTARD OF CLARRAUNCE. Per
chevron gules and azure, in chief two lyons
rampant combatant, and in base a fleur de
lys, all or. See also No. 9, 1.326.
4. PYROT. Or, a gurges gules.
5. GRAVE VAN Guiz DE ALMAYNE (BURGO.
E. OF KENT, in later hand). Lozengy gules
and vair ; imperfectly tricked.
6. GORGES, in later hand. Azure, a gurges
(whirlpool or whirl-pitte) argent.
7. S. THOMAS BLOUNT, STAFFORDCHYRE.
Barry undee (6) sable and or.
8. TOMAS SHYLFORDE. Or, three bars
dancettee sable.
9. S. WYLYAM STORMYE, HAMPF. CHYRE.
Argent, three demi-lyons rampant gules.
Folio 336.
1. S. WYLYAM GASQWOYGE (GASCOIGNE),
YORK CHYRE. Argent, on a pale sable, a
fish head couped or.
2. S. TOMAS GRESLEY, LEYCESTER CHYRE.
Vaire argent and gules.
3. S. XPYSTOFFYR CORWENE. Argent, a
fret gules (lozengy in trick) and a quarter
azure. Pretty in L. 8, f.3/.
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4.* S. BRYAN STAPYLTON, YORKE CHYRE.
Gules, three swords conjoined at the pomel,
points to the dexter and sinister chief and to
the base, proper.
5.* TOMAS BAXIERD, NORTHUMBERLAND.
Vert, three squirrels sejant vorant 2 and i
argent.
6. ROBARD STRANGWAYS, YORKECHYRE.
Sable, two lyons passant gobony (6) argent
and gules, crowned.
7. S. ROWFE BOWLMAR, YORKE CHYRE.
Gules, billettee and a lyon rampant or.
8.* (JOHN DE DROKENESFORD, 1309-29),
" a byschoppe of Bath." Quarterly azure
and or, four caps counter-coloured.
9. ROUFE STANDYSCH, LANCASTER CHYRE.
Sable, three standing dishes 2 and I argent.
Folio 34.
i.* S. FRAUNCYS OF ALDENHAM, HAMP-
CHYRE, "beryth asseure a stremer of gold."
Azure (3) steruys (stars) or.
2.* S. ADAME FRAUNCYS OF THE YLE OF
WYCHT. (LORD MAYOR 1352-3). Per bend or
and sable, a lyon rampant counter-coloured.
>'
3.* S. JOHN GODDARDE, " beryth a poynt
of sabyll, a chefe ot gouly entte grele, iij
eglys hedy of sylvyr, ye bekys gold," i.e., per
chevron engrailed gules and sable three eagle
heads erased argent, beaked or. See page 42.
4.* DANIERS (substituted for S. JOHN
SAVVAGE), LANCASTER CHYRE. Argent, a
pale indented sable.
5. S. BRYAN SANDFORDE, NOTYNGHAM
CHYRE. Ermine and sable entte, &c., i.e.,
per chevron sable and ermine, in chief two
boars heads regarding each other and
couped or.
6.* S. JOHN STEWARDS OF WALYS. Azure
and gules entte (i.e., per chevron) three lyons
heads, etc. 2. i erased all or.
7.* THORPE, YORKECHYRE. Or, on a
chief "entte pycche," &c., i.e., per chevron
azure and or a gryphon passant argent.
8. RAWFE RESTWOLDE, BARKCHYRE. Per
saltire'gules and ermine,
9.* JOHN GREYBY, HOXYNFORD CHYRE.
Ermyne, two flaunches azure on each three
wheat herys (ears) paleways or.
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Folio 346.
ROCLEY beryth ix pcseys gold.
ROCLEY beryth iiiij pecys.
i.* ROCLEY. Or, on a cross quarter
pierced azure four roe heads couped of the
first.
2. HOLWELL OF WAi.YS (substituted for
SOUTHWELL). Per chevron gules and ermine,
in chief three chess-rooks of the second.
3.* PYERSE OF CAWODE, YORKE CHYRE.
Per chevron crenellee grady sable and argent,
three buck heads 2 and i, counter-coloured.
4. RICHARD WHITGREVVE, STAFFORD-
CHYRE ; " beryth Staffer and sylvyr ix pecys
lune et laut." i.e., azure, on a cross quarter
pierced or, four chevrons gules of STAFFORD.
5. TOMAS STOKYS. Per chevron vert and
ermine, a chevron engrailed counter-coloured.
6.* S. WYLYAM LYNDE, BARKECHYRE,
otherwyse callyd S. ADAME BUXHULL, in
later hand. HYNDE in L. 8, 1.346. Or, a
lyon rampant azure " maskelyd yn sylvyr."
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7.* RYCHARDE MYDDVLMORE, WARREWYK-
CHYRE. Per chevron argent and sable, in
chief two moorcocks of the second.
8. ROGER BREUSE, MYDDYLSEX, otherwise
called RYCHARD WERYMAN, in later hand.
Per saltire azure and gules, a cross potent (?)
or.
9.* FRAUNCYS HERSTON, SOUTHEREY
CHYRE. Per chevron sable and argent,
three harts salient 2 and i counter-coloured
those in chief respectant, attires or.
Folio 35.
i.* ROBARD NORTON, RYCHEMOND CHYRE.
Sable, three piles fleurettce at the points
issuant from the sinister base bendways
argent.
2. TOMAS NEWTON, SOTHEREY CHYRE.
Vert, on a cross quarter pierced gules, four
leopards' faces or.
3.* STORGON, SOTHEREYCHYRE. Azure,
three sturgeons naiant or, " maskylyd yn an
nette " gules. See also WALYNGEFORD and
LYNDE. No. 6, 1346.
4- - , of SOWTHEREY. Per
bend sinister sable and argent, a lyon ram-
pant counter-coloured.
5.* PYERSE DEWRANT, DE GWASCOWYNG.
Azure, four bends " potance " argent.
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6. JOHN POLE. Per pale or and sable,
a saltire engrailed " of the same."
7.* JOHN GARTHER, SOWTHEREY CHYRE.
Ermyn (ermines) a cross quarter pierced
ermine. See page 45.
8. JOHN MOLSOO, SOUTHEREY CHYRE.
Argent, a chevron per chevron or and sable
between three fleurs de lys erminois (sic)
blasoned as " ij cheveronys of gold and
sabyll."
9.* JOHN OLNEY, SOTHEREYCHYRE. (LORD
MAYOR 1446). Gules, besantee two flaunches
sable, each charged with a lyon rampant
gardant argent, crowned gules armed azure.
Folio 356.
i. (EYTTON, CHECHIRE in later hand).
Quarterly argent and sable, a cross patonce
counter-coloured.
2.* WODECOKKE, BARKECHYRE. Per chev-
ron sable and argent, two chevronels gules
and of the first, in chief three (four tricked)
false escocheons of the third;
3. (READE in later hand), OXYNFORD
CHYRE, Per chevron three unicorn heads
2 and i couped.
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4. NYCOLAS BI.ACBORNE, YORK CHYRE.
Gules, a lyon rampant chequy ermine and
erminois, crowned and armed or.
5. ALAM, YORK CHYRE. Argent, three
saltorelles ("sawtreys") engrailed 2 and i
sable. The reverse borne byLsxiNTON, lord
of Laxton, L. 8, f.2i.
6. TOMAS PYKE, ECEX CHYRE. " Res-
taurator Eccl. Bartholomei juxta Byrsam "
(MS. L. 8), 0.1438: an alderman of London.
Gules, three piles wavy meeting in base
argent, a bordure engrailed of the second.
7.* JOHN CARI.TON. Argent, a fess gules
between three harts trippant 2 and i sable.
8. Six staves saltireways 2 and i, each
couple between four leopards faces.
9. GORGE RYGMAYDYN. Argent, three
harts heads cabossed 2 and i sable.
Folio 36.
i.* MAYDYSTON, MYDDYLSEX. Ermine,
two battle axes saltireways sable.
2. JAFFEREY GOODLUK, LYNCOLL CHYRE.
Azure, on a chevron engrailed ermine, be
tween three escallops argent as many tor-
teaux.
3.* ADAME DOVYNT, SOWIHEREYCH. Er-
mine, a chief dancettee sable, fleurtee at the
points.
4.* WYLYAM STOKYS, ECEXCHYRE. Sable,
three eagles displayed argent, beak and feet
gules, a chief dancettee of two points argent.
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5. JOHN MACWORTH, STAFFORDCHYRE. Per
pale indented sable and ermine, a chevron
gules, fretty or.
6. JOHN GRENE, YORKE CHYRE. Or, fretty
gules (tricked lozengy) a fess per less dari-
cettee point in point azure and ermine.
7. JOHN GARGRAVVE, LANCASTER CHYR.
Argent, on a chief indented gules, three
crosses botonnee fitchee.
8.* JOHN WOODE, KENT CHYRE. Argent,
an alaunde (or wolfe added) salient sable
collared or.
9. JOHN DENYSS, SOMERSSET CHYR. Vert,
on a saltire engrailed argent, between four
crosses botonnee fitchee of the second, a
fleur de lys or.
Folio 366.
1. BILLERS (smudged out), LEYCESTER
CHYRE. Per pale gules and sable, a lyon
rampant argent. See also No. 8, 1.466.
2. TOMAS QUYXLEY, RYCHEMOND CH.
Gules, an orle argent, over all a bend ermines.
3. ROBARDE NORTHFFOLKE, YoRKECHYRE.
Per pale gules and argent, two bars counter-
coloured.
4. WYLYAM FOSTER, BYCHOPERYKE OF
DERHAM. Gules, a chief crenellee argent.
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5. GORGE STYDOLFE, SOWSEXCHYR. Ar-
gent, on a chief sable two lyons heads erased
or.
6.* GORGE PALMYS, YORKCHYRE. Gules,
three fleurs de lys 2 and i argent, a chief vair.
7.* TOMAS BARNEWELL, SOTHEREY CH.
Per pale argent and gules, two beavers
courant in pale counter-coloured.
8. - -DE ALMAYNE. Per chevron
entte (the point or base) gules, the chief per
pale or and azure.
9.* DE GALEYS. Sable, two leo-
pards counter salient argent " in their kynde."
Folio 37.
I. S. JOHN HARPI.EY. NORTHFOLKECH. ;
("gold and silver berle, &c."). Or, five bars
argent, three chevronels engrailed sable.
2.* S ROBARDE CHARLTON, WYLCHYRE.
Argent, a chevron engrailed sable, between
three gryphons heads erased of the second.
3. TOMAS NEWMAN NORH AMPTONCH.
Azure, three demy lyons rampant couped
ermine.
4.* TOMAS BARE DE CALA-YS. Per pale
argent and sable, a boar passant in fess
counter-coloured.
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5.* JOHN POSYNGEWORTH. Paly (6) angled
argent and azure.
6. WYLVAM DE AYNO, OXYNFORD CHYRE.
Sable, a saltire fleurtee at the ends argent
between four lyons passant gardant or.
7. JOHN THORNEBERY OF SOWTHEREYCH
(gules) on a bend engrailed (argent), three
roundles ermines. WILLIAM in L. 8, f.32.
8. WYLYAM PERKYNYS OF BARKE CHYRE.
Or, billettee (? erminois), a fess dancettee
sable. PARKYNGE in L. 8.
9. FAYRFAX (added) OF YORKECHYRE
three bars gemelles, over all a lyon rampant ;
"ondowne." A reference to L. 8, in which
this coat does not appear.
Folio 376.
i.* S. JOHN SANDRYS. Argent, a cross
raguly and truncated sable. SANDYS.
2. S. EDWARDE TROMPYNGTON. Azure,
crusily and two trumpets pileways or.
3. S. JOHN HARPEDENE. Gules, on a
mullet argent, a besant thereon a martlet sable,
in the trick ; blasoned, porte gowlys une molet
de argent a v poyntys perce de dore.
4. W. WELLYS. Lozengy ermine and vert,
a lyon rampant gules,
5. RYCHARDE CURSUN. Paly (6) argent
and sable, on a chevron gules a cross crosslet
or.
6. PYERSE OF HALL. Ermine, two bars
gules, three false escocheons 2 and i or.
7. BORTON (TANNATT, in later hand, see also
No. 8, f.39). Per fess sable and argent, a
lyon rampant counter-coloured.
8. JOHN MAYNSTON. Sable, a bend em-
battled counter embattled argent.
9. TOMAS CODERYNGTON. Argent, a fess
embattled counter embattled sable, fretty
gules, between three lyons passant of the last ;
the fess is tricked lozengy rather than fretty.
Folio 38.
1. S. JOHN CHYDYOCC. Quarterly per
fess indented ermine and gules.
2. S. WYLYAM PEYTO. Barry (6) per pale
indented argent and gules counter-coloured.
3. S. - - WETYNGHAM. Per fess vert
and or, a fess argent, over all a lyon rampant
gules. The tinctures vert and argent are
inadvertently transposed.
4. TOMAS GLOWCESTY(R). Gules, a cross
chequy .
5. JOHN BOROWEHOPPE. Argent, a chevron
of " FRANCE," i.e., azure, thereon three fleurs
de lys or. BROWNHOPE in L. 8, 1.386, note.
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6.* WATYR SKYRLOWE. Argent, a cross
sable, " pale, fece, seve " (severed). Blasoned
by some, argent, three barrulets and as many
pallets in cross disjointed sable. One of
these names Bishop of Durham, 1388-1406.
7. TOMAS HERTTYLL. Barry (6) vert and
argent.
8. JOHN THROGMERTON. Gules, on a
chevron argent three bars gemelles sable.
9. TOMAS LANGLEY. Paly (6) argent and
vert. Another coat, with a mullet for
difference, or, for the Bishop of Durham, in
L. 8, f.66.
Folio 386.
I.* S. TOMAS TREVVET. Argent, a
" trevet " sable.
2. NYCOLAS POYNYS. Quarterly per fess
indented azure and argent.
3. JOHN KERKEBY. Per pale argent and
gules, on a chief sable a lyon passant or.
4. Argent, three roses 2 and I gules, on a
chief of the second two cygnets (synettys) of
the first.
5. JOHN WALDYVE. Or, three leopards
faces 2 and i sable.
6.* RYCHARDE MAKENEY. Sable, three
pairs of keys addorsed 2 and i argent.
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7.* WYLYAM TAWKE, BASYNGESTOKE. Per
pale azure and gules, four chevronels counter-
coloured, a cross botonnee fitchee argent.
8. JOHN BLENKYNSOPPE. Argent, a fess
between three garbs sable ; and in the trick,
a fleur de lys for difference.
9.* ARBI.ASTER. Ermine, an arquebus
gules.
Folio 39.
1. S. RYCHARD MOLYNERYS. Azure, a fer
de moline or.
2. S. TOMAS, LORD OF STRATFELD (" argent
and asewre beurle," fee.) ; argent, six bars
azure, over all a lyon rampant gules.
3.* S. RYCHARD GETHEN. Argent, a
chevron azure between three " revenys of
sable."
4.* MATHEWE GOGH. Azure, three boars
passant 2 and i argent.
5. HUMFFREY SMERT. Ermine, three chess-
rooks 2 and i gules.
6.* NYCOLAS FYTZ JOHN. Sable, a chevron
gules between three hicies heads erect and
erased argent.
7. JOHN WALWAYNE. Gules, a bend
ermine.
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8. TOMAS BORTON (BURTON in L. 8, f.39&).
Per fess sable and argent, a lyon rampant
counter-coloured. TANNATT, in later hand.
See also No. 7, f.j/k, and for BAI.LARD,
No. 9, 1.40.
9. ROBARD ROLSTON. Bendy (6) gules
and vert, a chevron ermine.
Folio 39fc.
I.* Barry paly billety argent and sable,
on a chief of the second three mallets of the
first.
2.* THE ARMS OF EWERST (GRENFEILDE,
added). Gules, three organ rests or; see
page 54.
3. FETZ HERISARDE. Gyronny (12) argent
and gules, a bordure sable besantee. These
arms were borne by Thomas Peverell. See
Some Feudal Coats of Arms.
4. TOMAS THORLEY. Vert, ten escallops
4. 3. 2. i. argent.
5.* Gules, masoned or, on a chief azure, a
demy lyon rampant issuant of the second.
6. RYCHARDE BALDYRSTON. Argent, a
lyon rampant queue fourchee purpure.
7. HARRY WYLTON OF WYLCHYRE. Gules,
a bend vair between six escallops or.
8. NEWTON (DERISY., added). Two cross-
bones saltireways. See page 54.
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9. MAYSTER STEVVYN OF THE SEE, YORKE
CHYRE. Azure, two bars undee ermine " and
no more " ; in correction of the blason on
the shield " aseur iij fecys oundy." DE LA
SEE or AT SEE.
Folio 40,
i.* MYDLAM YN COVERDALE. Or and pur-
pure " plomte," i.e., plumete.
2. NYCOLL ALDYRW(I)KE. Sable, a pale
engrailed or, between six crosses formee
"2. 2. 2. argent.
3. LAWRANCE FETTON. Argent, a quarter
gules, over all on a bend azure three garbs or.
The quarter and the tinctures in later hand.
FITTON.
4.* RYCHARD VERNEY (Co. WAR., added).
Gules, three crosses pattee pomettee voided
or, a chief vaire ermine and ermines. See
No. 8, f.39, and No. o, f.n.
5.* TOMAS METSOUNT (MOTFOUNT or MOT-
SOUNT). Argent, a cross undee sable, i.e., a
pale and a fess per cross undee.
6. JOHN NORTON. Per pale ermine and
gules, a saltire engrailed counter-coloured.
7.* SHARINGBURY (in later hand) ; blanc,
a lyon triple bodied gules.
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8.* NOTTINGHAM (in later hand). Azure, a
lyon gardant double bodied sejant crowned,
tails cowed erect or; see page 55. John of
Northampton, Lord Mayor of London 1381-3.
9.* BALLARD (CHESCHER, in later hand) ;
Wane, a pile, between two piles reversed
fleurtee at the points gules, a fess surmounted
by the centre pile, sable (sic).
Folio 406.
1. S. ROGER LECHK. Ermine, on a chief
dancettee gules three crowns or.
2. JOHN MORLAY, LANCASTER CHYRE.
Sable, a leopards face reversed or, jessant de
lys argent.
3.* " JOHN HAIGHTON, CHESHER," added.
Quarterly gules and argent, a cross patonce
counter-coloured.
4. LANGLEYE, STAFFORD CHYRE. Or, a
chief gules, over all a lyon rampant vair.
5.* ToMAS BURDON, DERHAM CHYRE.
Argent, two burdons (palmers staves) saltire-
ways sable, forks (prongs) or.
6. JOHN SOWMERS, NORHAMPTON ; under
it SOWTHEREYCH. Quarterly gules and azure
a cross patonce argent.
7. DAVY MATHEWE OF WALYS. Per fess
gules and argent, three roses in fess counter-
coloured. COOKE adds L. 8, .356, "is the
last that hath any name of their shyres."
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8.* IAMVS BEDFFORD, DERHAMCHYRE.
" ermyne," three bars " ermyne," i.e.,
ermines.
9. WYLYAM OF STROUDE, SOWTHEREY
CHYRE. Azure, semee of arrows paleways
flighted to the base or.
Folio 41.
t. S. TOMAS ERPYNGHAM. Vert, a false
escocheon between six martlets 3. 2. i.
bordurewise argent.
2.* MAYST GYLBERD KYMER, DORSSET
CIIYRE. Argent, a wolf salient azure, a
bordure sable, besantee.
3. JOHN OF CAVYLE, HOWDENCHYRE.
Giiles. a fess flory counter-dory argent.
4. JOHN PECCAM. Ermine, a chief quar-
terly or and gules.
<(. ALYXAUNDYR TWYER. HOI.DYRNESSE.
Gules, a cross vair.
6. JAMES FLOWRE, NORHAMPTONCH. Er-
mine, a cinquefoyle pierced sable.
7.* WYLYAM MOUNSEWYS, HOI.DYRNESSE.
Gules, a cross moline or.
g. , YORKECHYRE, " sylvyr
entte," i.e., per chevron sable and argent, in
chief two covered cups of the last.
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9. MACKWILLIAMS, added ; DE AI.MAYNE.
Per bend gules and argent, three roses in bend
counter-coloured.
Folio 416.
i. WEST, SOWSEXCHYR. Argent, a fess
dancettee sable ; " une chevverond dauncc "
in blason.
2." NYCOLAS FERBY, YORKECHYRE. Quar-
terly azure and argent, on a cross formce
counter-coloured a leopards face.
3. JOHN MAULEVERER OF ALLYRTON.
Sable, three levrieres courant argent, collared.
4.* TOMAS GRENWOD, YORKE CHYRE.
Argent, a cock sable.
5.* ROBARDE OTTYR, YORKECHYRE. Azure
three otters passant or.
6. WYLYAM WYNSENT, (D)ERHAMCHYRE.
Argent, two bars gules, on a quarter (canton)
oi the second a trefoyle or.
7. MAYST, TOMAS MORTON, YORK CHYRE.
" Berley," i.e. burulee (12) argent and gules,
nine martlets 4. 2. 3. bordurewisc sable.
The martlets blasoned as hcth cockys.
8.* TOMAS WASTENEYS, NOTYNGIIAM CH.
Sable, a lyon rampant queue fourchee argent,
armed gules.
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9.* MAYST. KJ.VVEI.I., YORKE CIIYRE. Ar-
gent, two " cheyns " saltireways linked in tlie
centre by an anniilc't all sable, a crescent for
difference.
Foli,, 42.
i. MAYST, HARRY BOLTTON, YORKKCHYRE.
Argent, on a bend engrailed gules, three
leopards faces (" rasyd ") of the first.
2.* TOMAS HOUNGATE, YORKECHYRE.
Gules, a chevron engrailed argent, between
three hounds (talbots) sejant of the last.
3.* HARRY BARTON, SOWTHEREYCH.
(LORD MAYOR 1416 and 1428). Ermine, on
a saltire sable, an annulet masoned or,
enclosing an ermine spot. See page 60.
4.* S. TOMAS GRENE, NORTH HAMPTON-
CHYRE. Azure, three bucks trippant or. Set-
page 60.
5. .SOWTHEREYCH. " Sylvyr
a chefe entty of sabyll," etc., /' e , per chevron
sable and argent, in chief a lyon passant
gardant or.
6. WYI.YAM OF NAUTON, YORK CHYRE. Or,
three boars passant sable, armed argent.
NEWTON in L. 8. f.22b.
7. S. JOHN DEPDENE, YORKCHYRE. Kr-
mine, on a chief azure three lyoncels rampant
argent.
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8.* RVCHARD BURTON OF MYI.FORD.
Sable, three dexter gauntlets argent, in chief
as many rings interlaced 2 and i of the last.
9. THF. ARMYS OF MANCHESTYR, LANCAST
CIIYRE. Gules, three bendlets enhanced or.
BYRON bears them argent and gules.
Folio 426.
i. PYERSSE DE I.A HAVE, YORKKCHYRE.
Argent, three escallops in bend gules, between
two cotises sable. The escallops are erro-
neously tricked on a bend argent.
2.* JOHN CASSOUSE, SOUTHEREY. Or, a
boar passant sable in front of an oak-tree
fructed vert.
3.* TOMAS SMETON, YORK CHYRE. Azure,
three plough shares argent.
4. HUMFREY CHERLETON, YORKCHYRK.
Or, a lyon rampant gules.
5- - , YORKCHYRE. Argent, a
buck salient sable.
6.* MAYST, ROGER KEYS, YORKCHYRE.
Per chevron gules and azure, three keys
2 and i erect, wards to the sinister or.
7. - -DE ALMAYNE (in later hand).
Gules, a cross quarter pierced ermine. Some-
times Masoned quarterly of nine pieces gules
and ermine.
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8. - , YORK CHYRE. Gyronny
(8) sable and ermine.
9.* LORD VAN KAPPELL OF ALMAYNE-
Bendy arched (6) argent and gules. See
p;ige f)i.
Folio 43.
i.* THE BYSCHOPPE OF BRYGWATER..
Sable, three mitres or, between two piles
arched in point, out of dexter and sinister
base, argent.
2. - , OF ALMAYNE, trick de-
faced. See No. 9 prox.
3. HUBERK (in later hand), LEYSCESTER
CHYRE. Argent, on a bend sable nine
annulets interlinked in triplets or.
4.* JOHN MYCHYLGROVVE, SOUSEXCHYRE.
Quarterly or and azure, a falcon belled argent.
5. COLVVYI.E, SOTHEREYCHYRE. Argent,
on a cross gules five lyoncelles rampant of the
first.
6. LORD CANTEI.AWE. Azure, three leo-
pards faces reversed jessant de lys or.
CANTELUPE.
7. HERE VAN APENZBERG, DE ALMAYNE.
Per bend sable and or.
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8. WYI.YAM ROSSELEYN, YORK CIIYRE.
Argent, on a bend gules three round buckles,
tongues to the sinister base, of the first.
9.* THE ARMYS OF WAKERLEY. Lozengy
vair and gules.
Folio 436.
i. S. WYLYAM TRACY. Barry (6) or and
gules.
2.* S. RAYNOLD DE BERSON. Argent,
three bears heads couped sable, muzzled .
3.* S. RYCHARD (substituted for WYI.YAM)
BRYTTON. Or, a cross patriarchal paltce on
three grieces azure.
4. Blanc.
5.* REX ALYXAUNDIRE DE AI.MAYNE.
Azure, three crowns, each surmounted of a
boar passant all or.
6. RYCHARD GRENE OF SOWSEXCH. Gules,
crusily and three cinquefoyles pierced or.
7. S. JOHN BAKRE OF HERFFORDCIIYRE.
Gules, three bars gobony (4) argent and sable.
8. S. RYCHARD PF-NISRYCJE OF HERFFORD-
CHYRE. Or, three bars azure, a bend gules.
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9.* ROBARDE GRAYNDORE OF GLOUCES-
TF.RCHYRE. Per pale ermines (vel pean), and
vert, guttee d'or.
Folio 44.
i. THE BYSCHOPE OF LYNCOLLNE. Per
pale argent and azure, on a chevron gules
three lyoncelles passant gardant or.
2.* THE ARMYS OF CHEYPTON MALETT,
SOMERSETCH. Argent, three mallets 2 and I
gules.
3.* MARCHES STIRIE DE AI.MAYNE. Vert,
a gryphon segreant, sans wings, argent,
armed or.
4. S. JOHN HAKELETT, SOMERSET CH.
Argent, on a bend cotiscd gules three mullets
pierced or.
5. LORD OF DEROLSEN DE ALMAYNE. Per
pale azure and or, an eagle displayed counter-
coloured.
6." LORD OF HUMME DE ALMAYNE. Per
fess argent and gules, the chief dancettee of
4 and the base of 2 all throughout counter-
coloured.
7'* - DE ALMAYNE. Or, a
talbot erect per fess sable and argent.
8. Per saltire azure and argent.
9.* REX WEI.MARIE, D'ALMAYE. Gules,
two bars (?or), potent throughout sable,
" gold rfie mase."
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1. AN OI.DF. LORD ; " or ij fecys endentyd
gold and aseure " (sj'c). Tricked lozengy or
and azure two bars counter-coloured.
2. TOMAS Cl.AREI.L, YoRKCHYRK. Gules,
six martlets 3. 2. i. argent.
3. RYCHARD OF BANK OF KRAVVYN
(CRAVEN). Sable, a cross or, between four
flours de lys argent.
4. WYLYAM DRYBY OF NORTHFOLK. Ar-
gent, a quarter gules, over all a bend azure
between two cinquefoyles pierced of the
second.
5. JOHN ERYTH OF KENT CHYRE. Quar-
terly gules and or, over all a cross engrailed
counter-coloured.
6. KF.X DE TRENACUE OF AI.MAYNE.
Gules, three swords points meeting in a
mount at the base azure, hilts or. ? TRINA-
CRIA = SICILY.
7. " KYNGE STEVENE that lyth at FFHVYR-
SAM ; beryth, aseure a sagettary of golde "-
fabulous.
8. COMES DE HOYA, HY AI.MAYNE. Or,
two bears legs and feet to the chief, con-
joined in base sable.
o. I, ANT GRAVIUS DE HASSIA II.I.UST :
ALMAYNE, Azure, a lyon rampant barry (K)
argent and gules, " gobbone of viij pecys."
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45.
i. LORD CANTLKY, OF OLDE TYME PAST.
Gules, a fess vair between three leopards
faces reversed jessant de lys or. CANTILUPE.
2.* THE LORDE PRISSONY. Probably per
saltire or and azure, on a fess a barrulet,
counter-coloured, a false escocheon argent,
between in chief paly of four and in base a
pale per pale all counter-coloured of the first
and second.
3. TOMAS GRENFELD. Azure, three bears
heads 2 and i couped argent, between two
(launches of the second guttee de sang.
4.* S. JOHN PECHE (LORD MAYOR 1361).
Azure, a lyon rampant queue fourchee re-
nowee ermine, crowned or.
5 . WYLYAM CLYFFORD, GLOWCESTERCHYRE.
Argent, three axes erect with " revyn " bill
heads sable.
6. S. JOHN ROESARDE. Vert, a lyon ram-
pant or. Called Sir Robert in L. 8.
7.* JOHN PYNCHEBEK. Argent, three lyons
tails fourchee sable.
8. JOHN BROWNE, LYNCOLL CHYRE. Gules,
three lyons gambs bend ways (couped in
blason) erased argent, the first gamb on a
quarter sable.
9. S. TOMAS LEWGENORE, SOWSEXCHYRK.
Azure, three chevronels argent.
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I. S. W vi. YAM SENTGORGE, CAMBRYGE CH.
Argent, a chief azure, over all a lyon rampant
gules.
2 e TOMAS HEWGEFORD, WARRF.WYK - CH,
Vert, on a chevron between three bucks heads
cabossed or, as many mullets pierced Allies.
3. S. JOHN TRAYGOSE, SOWSEX. Azure, a
bar gemelle and in chief a lyon passant gar-
dant or,
4. S. JOHN TORDOK, LANCAST CH. Or,
three eagles claws a la cuisse (gules), on a
chief dancettee azure, three plates.
5.* THE ARMYS OF FLORENCE. Argent, a
fleur de lys gules, two stalks issuant.
6.* TOMAS SHRIGLEY (substituted for
SHURI.EY), CHESH. Sable, a human foot,
heel to the dexter, argent.
7.* HURLESTON, CHESH, in a Inter han:l.
Argent four ermine spots per cross sable.
8.* HAREWELL, in a later hand. Azure,
three hares conjoined by as many ears or, as
in the illustration. See next page.
<).* JOHN SOURBY. Chequy ermine and
(? ermines), a chevron or. See next page.
Folio 46.
i.* WYLYAM BOROWE. Argent, on a
saltire sable, five swans of the first. See
page 68,
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2. Per pale or and gules, a lozenge counter-
coloured, in later hand.
3.* WARREWYK, I.E HKRRAWDE. Azure
a chief gules, over all a gryphon segreant or.
Tricked per fess gules and azure. JOHN
WATER, CHESTER alias WARWICK HERALD
OF ARMS, 1471, xi E. iv.
4.* " Ermyne," ermines or erminois may
be intended.
5. ROYDEN HALL, in later hand. Argent,
guttee de poix ; indication of a chief uiuU'-e
gules, in another hand ; not in COOKE'S MS.,
L. 8, f.626.
6. JOHN RYE (DERDESHIRE, added). Gules,
on a bend argent four rye ears (erys) sable.
7.* RYCHARD STEWKIEY. Azure, a chev-
ron between three pears pendant or.
8.* JOHN PENE. Ermine, two greyhounds
with collars passant regardant per pale gules
and sable.
9.* TOMAS PALMER. Sable, three wolves
passant 2 and i argent. See page 70.
Folio 466.
i. THE ARMYS OF LONDON; " beryth
gowlys iiij vvoyderys of sylvyr a swerde of
the felde." Also b'lasoned as the Cross of
St. George, in the first quarter a sword erect
argent.
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gowlys iiij lebardys of gold passant on cross
goulys wt iiij vvoyderys of sylvyr." Also
blasoned as the Cross of St. George charged
with five lyons of Kngland.
3. THE ARMYS OF HWLL. Azure, three
crowns or, " une deseus lautyr."
4. THE ARMYS OF LEYCESTER (city, in
index). Ermine, a cinquefoyle pierced gules.
To Earl Bossu, is ascribed the reverse.
5. JAFFEREY YERMOWTHE. Azure, on a
chevron or three escallops gules, on a chief
of the third a lyon passant argent.
6. THE ARMYS OF NOTYNGHAM. Ermine,
a cinquefoyle pierced ermines.
" - , SOWSEX. Per pale gules
and argent, a fess dancettee counter-coloured.
8. (BILLERS, in later hand). Per pale gules
and sable, a lyon rampant argent, crowned or.
See also No. i, 1.366.
9.* SYMEON, LEYCESTERCHYR. Argent,
three dolphins naiant embowed 2 and i sable.
Folio 47.
i.* ROY DE EOYPTE. Per pale or and
sable, a gryphon passant gules.
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2* S. THOMAS FYNDARNE ("in the new
bow," MS. L. 8, {.41). Azure, three arms
embowed, with sword in hands conjoined
argent. See also blason, No. X. A later
hand adds OWEN AP EDWYN PRINCE OF
INGEI.FEILDE, " mistaken for the he 3 hosen
conjoyned."
[A beryth iij armys harneysyd wt. iij
swerdys combattant joynand sayland aseure
and sylvyr. This blason which is written in
place of the name No. 7, refers to the fore-
going blason for FYNDARNE "]
3.* THE ARMYS OF THE V PORTYS. ENG-
LAND, dimidiated with, azure, three hulks
in pale or.
4. ROY DE FR(I)ESI.ANDE. Azure, a lyon
rampant or, over all on a fess gules three
flours de lys argent.
5. (MORTIMER?) Or, three bars sable, on a
chief two palets between as many esquires
(counter- coloured) ; an inescocheon ; gules,
two bars ermine. BURGHE, K. OF THE
GARTER, in later hand.
6.* Argent, two eagles legs, feathers sable
talons or.
7. Azure, besantee and a lyon rampant or.
8.* S. TOMAS FYNDARNE. Argent, a
chevron fracted between three crosses bo-
tonnee fitchoe sable (illustration pp. 72, 196.
Under this trick, " thys ys the trew armys as
hyt schulde be wt. the ijj " (rest gone). See
blason No. 2.
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9. GREENE (in later hand). Azure, platcy
3. 2. i., on a chief or a demy lyon rampant
issuant gules.
Folio 476.
i.* Per chevron invected or and azure, in
chief an eagle displayed sable.
2.* S. TOMAS JAYE. Sable, three Midas
heads proper crowned or bearded argent.
3. S. JOHN WYLSCHYRE. Per chevron
azure and or, in chief six crosses formee 4. 2,
of the second.
4. Sable, on a cross quarterpierced argent
four martlets of the first.
5.* PYERSSE BF.RCHYER. Per chevron
crenellee azure and or, in chief two martlets
of the second.
6. TOMAS WASTNASSE. Per chevron sable
and argent, three crescents counter-coloured.
-.* EDMOND AP MERY(DY)TH. Per pale
gules and vert, two gryphons erect respectant
argent.
8.* Per chevron sable and argent, three
helmets counter-coloured.
Q. CLEMENT FYSCHCOK. Gules, a chevron
ermine between three portcullises 2 and i or.
" here I leve." A reference to L. 8.
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Folio 48.
1. CHAMBERLAYNE (in later hand). Quar-
terly argent and azure, over all a che^vron
counter-coloured.
2. JOHN LOVENEY, Per chevron invected
sable and ermine.
3. TOMAS MADDOK. Azure, a bend sable
between in chief three mens heads 2 and i
couped argent, hair or, each entwined round
the neck by a snake (see No. i, f.5oi), and in
base as many gryphons heads erased of the
fourth.
4. WELYAM BEDWELL. Per saltire ermine,
and chequy or and gules.
5.* SEUAUNTE. Azure, three " ffanys "
(vans) reversed 2 and I or. SEPTVANS. See
page 73.
6. WATYR WHYTEHELL. Per pale argent
and sable, a leopards face reversed or, jessant
de lys counter-coloured.
7. Azure, three demy horsys courant in
pale couped argent.
8.* Sable, a foot and leg fracted and em-
bowed argent ; as engraving.
9.* S. RYCHARD PLEYS. Per pale or and
gules, a lyon passant argent.
Folio 486.
i.* S. JOHN ARCHYS. Gules, three arches
with battlements and turrets, 2 and I argent.
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2.* TOMAS LYNDE. Per chevron sable and
argent, three gryphons heads erased each
charged with a crescent all counter-coloured.
3.* JOHN FAWKENER. Azure, three fal-
cons in pale each perched on a barrulet all
argent.
4. BARNHAM (in later hand). Sable, a
cross engrailed argent, between four crescents
per pale gules and of the second.
5.* Argent, three chevrons embattled and
reversed gules.
6. JOHN CROSISY. Per chevron argent and
sable, three guttees 2 and i counter-coloured.
See also No. 6, 151 ft.
7.* MATHEWE REED. Per pale sable and
gules guttee d'or a cross " patey " fitchee
argent. See next page.
8. Quarterly ermine and sable, a Jyon
passant guardant quarterly of the second and
argent.
9.* KILMAYNE (in latet hand). Vert, three
dexter hands apaumee argent, out of flames
proper. Called WOT.VERTON in L. 8, .636.
See next page.
Folio 49.
1. JOHN MYCHELL. Per pale argent and
sable, a fess and in chief three trefoyles
slipped all counter-coloured.
2. JOHN DONDUN (or DENDUN). Gules, a
lyon rampant chequy sable and ermine,
crowned or.
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3. JOHN SELBYE. Per chevron sable and
ermine, in chief two mullets pierced argent.
4.* VINCENT (in later hand). Per pale
dancettee vert and azure, three trefoyles
slipped argent. Called UNDERHYLLUIL.S, f.4f>.
5. GYLYS BRABAN. Sable, a fess counter
embattled argent, between three leopards
faces or.
6.* ROBARD OF SETON. Gules, three pas-
sion nails meeting in base argent, a chief
per pale dancettee ermine and azure.
7. Per chevron gules and or, in chief two
cinquefoyles pierced of the second. BAND
or BAUD in L. 8, f.^b.
8.* WYLYAM LOVVENEY. Argent, on a fess
gules between three cocks sable, as many
mullets pierced sable (? of the field).
9. JOHN MOURSBE (altered from MORRSBE).
Sable, three false escocheons 2 and i argent.
Folio 496.
1. ROY DE NORWAYE. Or, three Danish
axes erect 2 and i sable. See also page 5.
2. TOMAS OVVYRTON. Argent, three boars
heads barways couped 2 and i sable.
3. JOHN MARCHALL, deleted, POLE also
deleted. Azure, florettee and a lyon rampant
argent.
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^4. S. ALEYNE DE^HYNGHAM. altered to
Ingham in L. 8, 1.496. Per pale or and vert,
a cross moline gules.
5. JOHN SENKI.ERE. Azure, a sun of 16
rays or. SINCLAIR.
6. TOMAS LONGEVVYLE. Gules, a fess
dancettee between six crosses crosslet argent.
7. WYLYAM KYRYELL. Sable, on a fess
between three fleurs de lys argent, as many
mullets pierced of the field.
8. RYCHARD WHYTHORSSE. Gules, three
bars crenellee argent.
9. JOHN BROMEHYLL. Or. two bends
azure, on a chief of the second as many
martlets of the first.
Folio 50.
1. TOMAS FYSELYS (Firz ELLIS ?). Per
chevron argent and gules, a chevron counter-
coloured.
2. RYCHARD ESTANE. Per pale azure and
gules, three lyons rampant 2 and I argent,
the arms of HERBERT.
3. Per chevron gules and argent, in base a
fleur de lys sable. BATEN in L. 8, f 46.
4. JOHN KYNGTON. Argent, guttee de poix
3. 2. i., on a chief azure three crowns or.
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5.* JOHN SPONELEY. Sable, three spoons
erect handles to the base 2 and i or. See
page "77.
6.* STOPPYNGTON. A chevron gules, be-
tween three scythe blades (? coulters) sable.
7. ROBARD INGYRFFELD. Barry (6) argent
and gules, on a chief or a lyon passant sable,
8. TOMAS YERDE. Ermine, three sal-
torelles 2 and i gules.
9. TOMAS CORBETT. Or, two caws in pale
sable.
Folio 506.
1. VAUGHAN (in later hand). Gules, three
mens' heads 2 and i argent, hair or, each en-
twined round the neck by a snake azure. See
Maddok, No. 3, .48.
2. MASSON (in later hand). Argent, a
double headed lyon rampant gules.
3. JOHN LOWYS or LEWIS. Sable, a morion
cap between three dice (the quatre, or 4
spot) argent.
4.* ROBARD OF KYRTON. Per chevron
azure and argent, three ostriches 2 and I those
in the chief respecting each other, all counter-
coloured.
5.* JOHN CONNYUE (?COMYNE). Ermine,
a fleur de lys ermines.
6.* TOMAS TROLLOPE. . Vert, three harts
trippant 2 and I argent.
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7. BARTHOLMEWE TOMASYNE. Azure,
three lyons rampant per pale 2 and I argent
and gules.
8. Argent, three bears feet conjoined at
the knee " sayland " sable.
9. RYCHARDDYXTON. Sable, a pile argent.
Folio 51.
i.* JOHN BYLLYNGEDON. Or, three (boots)
" botys " erect sable. THOMAS HOUSE, in
MS. L. 8. f.436.
2. WYLYAM LAGGAGE. Gules, two bars
dancettee argent, on a chief azure three
covered cups or imperfectly tricked.
3. TOMAS TYLE. Per pale argent and
sable, a saltire engrailed counter-coloured.
4. ROBARD HYLLE. Or, a saltire vaire
azure and gules.
5.* Vert, three hands and arms embowed
and conjoined " sayland " argent, each hold-
ing a mallet or, charged in the centre with a
leopard's face of the last.
6. JOHN MALEMAYNE. Ermine, on a chief
gules three sinister hands apaumee argent.
7. Argent, on a pale azure three eaglets
displayed or. VAT.ERE in L. 8, f.4&.
8.* JOHN LARDENER. Gules, on a fess
between three boars heads couped sable, a
bar undee throughout argent. See next page.
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9.* JOHN BRECHE. Argent, on a cross
sable five Catherine wheels of the first.
Folio 516.
1. S. JOHN BROMWYCH. Or, a lyon ram-
pant sable guttee d'or.
2. RYCHARD STANDEI.L. Argent, a chevron
between three spades, handles to the chief,
2 and i sable.
3. TOMAS GERVEYS. Azure, a fess dan-
cettee argent between three crowns gules.
4.* JOHN THORNEWE. Argent, a chevron
gules between three fleurs de lys slipped sable,
5. S. ROBARD WYNTTYR (WHITNEY added).
Azure, a cross counter compony or and gules ;
"cheeche" in blason.
6. TOMAS CROSBY (written CROSBY). Per
fess argent and sable, three guttees counter-
coloured. See also No. 6, f-48ft.
7. TOMAS BLUNDELL. Per pale ermine and
sable, a chevron counter-coloured.
" Here I leve at the dragon not downe," a
reference no doubt to the progress of the fair
copy, L. 8. College of Arms, for which this
rough collection was the original.
8.* S. ROBARD TRENTTE (rightly BRENT).
Gules, a dragon sejant wings extended argent.
See also page 259.
9.* JOHN BROMLEY. Sable, three rakes
reversed 2 and i argent', handles or,
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Folio 52.
1. JOHN PYRLEY. 1'er pale or and gules,
a lyon rampant sable.
2. S. RYCHARD KNYGHT. Sable, a cross
gules (sic) between four \vomens heads
couped argent.
3. JOHN STRETLF.Y. Gyronny (8) argent
and sable, on a quarter gules a covered cup of
the first. See No. 6, 1.57^.
4. RYCHARD AYLEWARD. Argent, two
bars between nine martlets 3. 3. 3. vert.
5. JOHN NEWPORT. Sable, on a chevron
between three pheons argent, as many
mullets pierced or (sic}.
6.* TOMAS XPYRSTOFFYR. Argent, a chev-
ron indented sable between three pine cones
slipped or.
7. JOHN SELOWE. Sable, on a pale gules
three martlets argent.
8. JOHN SELBY. Argent, a saracen's head
wreathed gules, a chief per pale or and azure.
9. JOHN METFORD. Argent, two bars
dancettee sable, the base blasoned azure,
Folio 526.
i. S. TOMAS BREWNE (BRUNE). Azure,
guttee de sang, a Ivon rampant argent.
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2.* WYLYAM ENTYRDENE. Argent, on a
bend gules, three harpies of the field.
TENTERDEN in L. 8, .45.
3. S. JOHN EVVERYNGHAM. Gules, a lyon
rampant vair. THOMAS in L. 8, f.45.
4. S. ROGER DE ASKEBY, Argent, a lyon
rampant sable billettee or.
5.* WYLYAM BEVVER. Argent, on a
chevron between three beavers paws couped
sable, a cross of St. Anthony or.
6. S. JOHN NORWYCH. Per pale azure and
gules, a lyon rampant ermine.
7. TOMAS WOODEHOWSE. Sable, a chevron
gules guttee d'or, between three cinque-
foyles pierced ermine.
8. S. JOHN HANLOW. Argent, a lyon
rampant azure guttee d'or. HANDLOW in
L. 8, f.456.
9. Vert, a bend gules between six bull
heads cabossed 3 and 3 argent.
Folio 53.
1. S. NYCOLL HEWYK. Gules, besantee
and a lyon rampant argent,
2. NYCOLAS GARNET. Sable, three lyon-
celles passant argent, between two bendlets
engrailed of the second. *
3. S. TOMAS TWRBYRVVYLE. Argent,
billettee and a lyon rampant gules.
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4.* S. ROBARD HASTYNGE. Gules, a chief
azure, over all a lyon passant queue fourchee
or. See seal in the Barons' letter, 1300.
"The lyon should be rampant over all."
L. 8, 1.456.
$< S. ToMAS HERTFORDE. Argent, a lyon
rampant purpure, masculy or.
6. S. ROBARD BOXHYLL. Or, a lyon ram-
pant azure, fretty of the field.
7. S. RAWF STODEVYNT. (berle) argent,
four bars azure over all three lyons rampant
2 and I gules.
8. S. WVLYAM FELTON. Gules, two lyons
passant in pale argent, within a double
tressure flory counterfiory of the second.
9. S. JOHN NEVVYLE. Sable, a lyon
rampant argent, guttee de poix,
Folio 536.
i. BRAY, in later hand. Gules, three bends
vair.
2.* S. BARTRAM DE MONBUCHF.R. Argent,
three possenets gules, a bordure sable
besantee. WILLIAM in L. 8, 1.46.
3. ARCHER, in later hand. Azure, six
arrows 3. 2. i. erect or.
4.* S. RAWFE SANZ AVIR. Azure, crusily
fitchee and three crescents 2 and i or.
5.* S. TOMAS FYTZPAYNE. Argent, two
wings conjoined in fess gules " a lure "
added by later hand
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6. EDWARD COWDREY. Gules, billctt6e or.
7. TOMAS KOULAY. Per bend crenellee
sable and argent.
8.* JOHN HYHAM. Gules, a chevron be-
tween three closed helmets argent.
9. TOMAS COSTANTYNE. Or, six fleurs de
lys 3. 2. i. sable.
Folio 54.
i. RYCHARD CHAPPYS. Gules, a fess undee
between six billets argent.
2.* TOMAS WOI.VVELEY. Argent, on abend
sable a wolf courant of the field.
3.* JOHN KYLVVYNGETON. Sable, a chevron
between three womens heads couped argent.
4.* RYCHARD MORTON. Quarterly gules
and ermine, in the first and fourth a goat's
head erased argent.
5. S. (RAWFE in L. 8, f.46ft. ) FYTZ RAWFE.
Or, three chevronels gules, on each as many
fieurs de lys of the first.
6.* JOHN GAYTFORDE. Sable, three goats
salient 2 and i argent.
7. S. HARREY NEVYLLE. Gules, crusily
fitchee and three leopards faces reversed
jessant de lys 2 and i argent.
8.* S. TOMAS MOWLSOW. Ermine, on a
bend sable three goats heads erased argent.
9.* JOHN CAUNDYSCH. Sable, a chevron
gules (sic) between three cups argent.
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i.* WYLYAM COLLENGE. Quarterly ermine
and azure, in the second and third a falcon
(sans bells) wings elevated or.
2. Vert, on a bend gules (sic) three
cinquefoyles pierced or.
3. S. JOHN CHAYNE. Azure, six lyoncelles
rampant 3. 3. argent, a quarter ermine.
4. Vert, on a chevron argent three harts'
heads cabossed gules.
5.* JOHN SHYPTON. Argent, three hand
bellows 2 and i sable.
6. TOMAS TYMPYRI.EY. Gules, a lyon
rampant ermines " ermyne Appon the
sabyll."
7. JOHN OSBERNE. Argent, three fleurs
de lys 2 and i gules.
8. NYCOLAS KENTON. Or, three lyons
heads erased 2 and I sable.
9.* NYCOLAS BARNARD. Sable, two grey-
hounds erect, "dorsant," under it ("rever-
sant " in another hand) argent. JOHN in
L. 8, 1.47.
Folio 55.
:.* S. JOHN ROCHE. Azure, three roach
naiant in pale argent.
2. GYLBERD WAUTONJ Per fess gules and
argent, in chief a martlet sable.
3.* TOMAS WARRE. Azure, three dolphin
naiant embowed 2 and i or.
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4. TOMAS WYNDHAM. Azure, guttee cle
sang, a chevron between three lyons heads
erased or.
5. JOHN PELMORBA. Barry wavy (6) gules
and argent.
6. PYERSE OSSANNE. Purpure, a chevron
engrailed between three fleurs de lys or.
7. S. RAWFE DE COBHAM. Argent, a lyon
rampant chequy or and azure.
8.* TOMAS FELTON. Gules, three lyons
passant in pale ermine, crowned or ; page 87.
9.* TOMAS WYSE. Argent, three wise-
men's heads 2 and I sable, wreathed or.
the ends flotant. See page 87.
Folio 556.
i. Gules, four lyons rampant 2 and 2
argent, on a quarter of the last a crescent
of the first.
2.* - a cross engrailed sable between
four hinds heads couped vert.
3.* JOHN BOKEI.AND. Sable, a garter vel
circular buckle between three square buckles
2 and I tongues erect.
4.* WYLYAM HOUTT (or Hunt). Azure,
three spindles 2 and i or, threaded argent.
HAWTE in MS. Index.
5.* WYLYAM BARNA(KE). Argent, three
barnacles (horse hames) 2 and I sablq. See
also page TJO,
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6.* TOMAS COLBY. Sable, a swan argent,
gorged with a crescent or.
7.* WYLYAM VPP TOMAS. Ermine, three
unicorns courant in pale gules. The upper-
most spotted with ermine, erroneously in MS.
8.* Sable, a chevron between three pairs of
equilateral triangles interlaced 2. I argent ;
see page 90.
9. " GI.ASIERS COTE " added argent, two
" grosyng eyrnes " saltireways between four
" navies," sable (corrected from malets), a
chief azure (" g " later hand) in the dexter a
demy lyon passant gardant couped or.
Folio 56.
" Okie lordys of tyme past."
1. T,ORD AMONDVVYLE. Vair.
2. LORD CANTI.EY. Gules, a fess vair
between three leopards faces reversed jessant
de lys. CANTELUPE. See No. i, f.45.
3. Argent, a chief indented azure. [Fitz
Ralph].
4. FITZ JOHN (added). Quarterly or and
gules, a bordure vair. SIR RICHARD in L. 8,
f. 4 6.
5. Or, a bend vair and a bordure engrailed
gules.
6. Azure, a bend between six martlets
3 and 3 or.
7. MARSHALL (added). Gules, a bend fusily
or. EARL OF PEMBROKE in L.8, .46,
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crosseys bottonnee pychey of gold the filki
gules," in later hand). See No. 7, f.j/6.
8. LONGSPEE (added). Azure, six lyon-
celles rampant 3. 3. or.
9. WYLYAM COTYNGHAM. Per fess argent
and sable, a fess between six crosses formee
titchee all counter-coloured. See No. 4,
Folio 566.
i.* SEVVYN EDNAM. Azure, on a bend
gules (sic) three dolphin embowed argent.
THOMAS EDMOND in L. 8, f.48.
2. MOORE (added). Argent, a fess dan-
cettee paly (4) gules and sable, between
three mullets pierced of the last. See No. 2,
1.586.
3. EDEMOND CHYRE (" also Pigot " added) (
Sable, three picks 2 and i argent.
4. COUNT DE WORCESTYR. Or, a lyon
rampant azure, a label (3) gules.
5. TOMAS TORRELI.. Gules, a fess engrailed
argent between three bulls heads cabossed or.
6.* SYMOND HEGGYS (Hiccs). Argent, a
chevron between three bucks lodged gules.
7.* JOHN BRESYNGHAM. Sable, a pair of
eagles wings erect and erased argent.
8. STEVVYN PERCY. Argent, two bars
undee sable, on a chief of the second a lyon
passant gardant or.
9. WYLYAM BOULL. Or, three bulls heads
cabossed 2 and i gules.
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10.* S. TOMAS OF BRETLYS. Per chevron
argent and azure, three pendants studded or;
see page 91.
Folio 57.
i. WYLYAM OF GRANTHAM. Sable, on a
fess between three covered cups argent, as
many ermine spots.
2.* TOMAS CHESENALE. Argent, three
crosses n tehee sable a bordure gules ; page 9 1 .
3. Vert, six lyoncelles rampant 3. 2. i.
argent. (LITTLE or MEREFIELD in Papworth).
4.* Gules, three fish weels 2 and I or;
page 91.
5. S. ROBARD FRAUNCYS. Argent, a
chevron between three eagles displayed gules.
6. WYLYAM RYNGEBORNE. Azure, on a
bend or, four mullets pierced argent (sic).
7.* WYLYAM BORTON. Sable, three open
wells masoned argent.
8. S. NYCOLL DABERYCHCORT. Gules, four
bars and a bordure ermine. Also blasoned
as ermine, three bars humetee gules.
9.* JOHN HORSLEYE. Azure, three horses
heads 2 and i couped or, bridled argent.
Folio 576.
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1. JOHN FLORRE. Azure, a crescent
tween three rleurs de lys or.
2. WYLYAM CARRANT. Argent, three
roundles chevronny (6) azure and gules.
3. S. JOHN POUDSAY. Vert, a chevron be-
tween three mullets pierced or (
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4.* JOHN SLYE. Gules, a chevron azure
(sic) between three owls argent.
5.* WYLYAM POLE. Or, a bucks head
cabossed gules.
6. JOHN STRETLEY. Gyronny (8) argent
and sable, on a quarter gules a covered cup of
the first. See No. 3, i.-,2b.
7. SEYNT TYBAWTE, KNYGHT. Gules, six
crosses botonnee fitchee 3. 2. i. or. . See note
on 1.56.
8. HARRY DREWRY. Argent, on a chief
vert, a cross of St. Anthony between two
mullets pierced or.
9. JOHN ROKYS. Gules, on a fess between
three chess-rooks argent, as many roses of
the field.
Folio 58.
1. NYCOLAS GAWSELI.. Or, three bars
gules, and a quarter ermine.
2. JOHN HODY. Argent, a fess per fess
dancettee throughout vert and sable, a
bordure of the last.
3. WYLYAM CREDY. Or, six mascles 3. 3.
sable, " but six lozenges."
4.* JOHN FAWKYS. Sable, a fess engrailed
ermine between three falcons 2 and I argent.
5. S. WATYR TALYBOYS. Argent, a saltire
gules, on a chief of the second three escallops
of the first.
6.* JOHN FERHY. Sable, a fess argent, be-
tween three goats heads erased ermine.
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7.* S. HARRY FENWYK. Per fess gules and
argent, six martlets 3. 2. I. counter-coloured.
8. S. JOHN CHAYNE. Gules, on a bend
azure three fleurs de lys or.
9. S. GYE DE BRYAN, Azure, three piles
meeting in base or,
Folio 5fc.
i. S. WYLYAM BYSCHOPPYSTON. Bendy
(6) or and azure, a quarter ermine.
2. a fess dancettee paly (4) gules
and sable, between three mullets pierced .
See No. 2, .566.
3.* JOHN ABBRALI.. Azure, a fess between
three (" orchonys ") urchins vel hedgehogs
passant or.
4. JOHN SKOGOAM. Sable, a fess dancettee
between three martlets or.
5. Argent, three boars passant in pale
gules; defaced. In later hand, " Whychecote
of Lyncolneshyre beryth iij bores gules wt. a
fyld of sylvyr."
6.* JOHN TREDERFFE. Or, a hart lodged
azure.
7. TOMAS CIIAWSERYS. Per fess gules and
argent, a lyon rampant or ; blasoned in a
note " the tayle forche," though not so
tricked,
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8. JOHN SAVE. Per pale vert and azure,
three (6) couples close the intervening spaces
counter - coloured. Evidently erroneously
tricked in lieu of. 3 chevronels each sur-
mounted of another all counter-coloured.
9. RYCHARD WORSOPPE. Gules, a dexter
hand apaumee between three cinquefoyles
2 and I pierced argent.
Folio 59.
i. Gules, billettee 3. 2. i. ermine. SMYTH
off. in L. 8, .50.
2.* WYLYAM BEDFORD. Burulee (12)
ermine and ermines, ve.l erminois.
3. TOMAS GAMSON. WOSCESTERCHYRK.
Gules, a cross argent, billettee sable.
" Here I leve," a reference to L. X.
4. S. RYCHARD FROGNALE. Sable, two
bars or, on a chief argent a crescent of the
field.
5.* TOMAS PORTHALYNE. Argent, a chev-
ron gules between three " garbys of brome "
vert. See page 105.
6. S. RYCHARD WALGRAVVE. Per pale
argent and gules.
7.* JOHN HERTTLYNGTON. Sable, a chevron
between three harts heads cabossed argent,
attires or.
8. S. GYI.BERD DELAFiii.D. Barry undee
(6) sable and argent.
9. Argent, a false escocheon gules between
nine torteaux bordurewise.
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I.* Azure, a fox salient argent, a goose
slnng by the neck over his back proper.
2. WHYTFEI.DE. Or, a plain bend cotised
engrailed sable.
3. HARRY SOULBY. Ermine, on a chief
of two indents sable as many boars heads
couped or, armed argent. " Sandford idem,
in later hani."
7.* JAMYS STANSFELDE. Sable, three goats
passant in pale argent, collared and pendant
therefrom a bell. THOMAS in L. 8, .51.
5, CHAUSER. Per pale argent and gules a
bend counter-coloured. Compare this with
EUCLID I. 28. 29. See Some Feudal Coats
of Arms, page xix.
6. CORBETT OF MARTON. Or, two "caws"
in pale sable.
7.* JOHN MARCHALL. Per chevron gules
and or, a chevron argent, in base a("revvyn")
raven proper.
8. WYLYAM BLAUXTON. Argent, two bars
and in chief three cocks passant all gules.
9. JOHN CUNTUN or CNUTUN (NEWTON ?).
Per pale argent and sable, a fess and in chief
three trefoyles all counter-coloured defaced.
Altered to WILL CAMPTON, L,. 8, .51.
Folio 60.
i. KYNGE HARALDE. Gules, crusily argent
and two bars between six leopards faces
3. 2. i. or fabulous.
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2,* S. WYLYAM TROUDBEKKE. Sable,
three trout two saltireways heads to the base,
and one in pale head to the chief argent.
3.* Ermine, three hand bellows 2 and i
gules.
4. " The ffeld sylvyr a vvoyde crosse of
sabyll a schoychon of gold an egyll splayed
of sabyll."
5.* " A beryth, asewre, a lyon passant of
gold a towre pynakelyd and enbataylyd cf
the same."
6. " Dem sylvyr and gowlys iiij crosse
fer de molyne of the same," i.e.,, counter-
coloured.
7. A beryth, vert, six lucies " eyronde "
(hauriant) 3. 2. i. argent.
8.* " A beryth aseure iij serpentys hedys
of gold rasyd, the tongys of gold croslet-
wyse." See page 98.
9.* A beryth, " a poynt sylvyr the chefe
enty of asewre. v crosse forme of gold ; "
page 98,
Folio 606.
i.* Argent, a chief (per fess in L. 8, 1.46)
gules over all a cross moline saltireways
entrailed counter-coloured ; page 98.
2. CINONDE (or EMONDE) PRYORE. Azure,
a bend per pale gules and or, a bordure
engrailed parted per pale counter-coloured
of the second and third.:
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3. Sable, three lilies 2 and i argent, a
chief per pale azure and gules, in the dexter
a fleur de lys. and in the sinister a lyon passant
gardant both or.
4. Gules, on a chief of two indents argent
three escallops sable.
5. JOHN PASTON. Argent, florettee 3. 2. i.
azure, a chief dancettee or.
6. Gules, a chevron or between three
combs 2 and I argent.
7.* "Demy party," i e., per pale, or and
gules, a dolphin embowed hauriant counter-
coloured.
8. THE FISHMONGERS (added). Azure,
three pairs of keys saltireways, 2 and I,
handles to the base argent, on a chief gules
three dolphin embowed hauriant of the
second. Compare with grant 19 Oct., 1512, in
the ASHMOI.E LIB.
9. Per pale azure and gules, a saltire
counter-coloured between four crescents or.
Folio 61.
i.* Per chevron arched gules and ermine,
a pale retracted of the second.
2. " Demye party," i e., per pale and per
chevron counter-coloured argent and azure,
in the first and fourth a fleur de lys counter-
coloured.
3.* Argent, a pale dancettee (? fusily)
gules. (? Lymc.)
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4. Per chevron crenellt'e sal>le and or, three
lyoncelles rampant 2 and I counter-coloured.
5. VVANPAGE. Azure, an eagle displayed
argent within a treasure flory of the second,
usually drawn counterHory.
6. Per chevron sable and ermine, in chief
two leopards faces argent.
7. " Demy," i.e., per pale, or and gules, a
fess between three leopards faces 2 and i
all counter-coloured
8. CHAPMAN (added). Per chevron gules
and or, a crescent in fess point counter-
coloured.
9.* [CHARLES]. Per pale ermine and
ermines (vel erminois), on a chief of the first
five lozenges conjoined barways gules. See-
page 100.
Folio 6 1 ft.
I.* COMBERTON (added). Sable, a double
bodied lyon rampant gardant argent. See
page 100.
2. Gules, a unicorn salient chequy argent
and sable, [CLARE in L. 8, f. i ]
3. Per pale ermine and azure, a fess counter
coloured.
4. J.UCEY (added)). Gules, three lucies
hauriant between six crosses crosslet fitchee
3. 2, i. argent^ CLEREMONT in L. 8, f. i.
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5. Per bend indented azure and argent,
in chief three mullets bendways pierced
gules.
6.* Argent, two piles saltireways between
four demi fleurs de lys gules.
7. COTTES (added). Or, on a cross quarter
pierced azure four fleurs de lys of the first,
BURTON in L. 8, f.$.
8. Per bend sinister gules and sable, a bend
quarterly ermine and of the first and second.
<), Per pale gules and azure, a double
headed eagle displayed per pale argent and or.
[WANCELEYS in L. 8.]
Folio 62.
1. LES ARMYS PYLCHARDE. Gules, a pale
sable besantee between six crescents 2. 2. 2.
ermine.
2. STONNE (added). " Demye," i.e., per
pale or and azure, a lyon rampant gardant
counter-coloured.
3. YONGE (added). Argent, three piles
meeting in base sable, in chief as many
rams' heads couped or.
4. WENLARK in L. 8, f.4. Or, florettee and
a chief indented azure. (PASTON).
5. Per saltire gules and sable, a cross
quarterly ermine and of the second.
6. DRAPERS' COMPANY (added). Azure,
three clouds gules (" the bemys gold ")
radiating in base or, each crowned with
triple coronets gold, surmounted of a cross
pattee sable. Granted 10 March, 1439-40.
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7. RYCHARD NORRYS. Azure, three mul-
lets pierced or, a chief parted per fess
crenellee argent and gules.
8. Argent, a portcullis sable.
9. Argent, on a fess dancettee sable three
fish heads hauriant erased orj
Folio 62b.
1. [JASPFR TUDOR, DUKE OF BEDFORD],
FRANCE AND ENGLAND, within a bordure
azure charged with eight martlets or.
2. Argent, a lyon rampant queue fourchee
per fess gules and sable (and renowee gules
in L. 8.).
3. Per bend indented sable and or, a cross
moline of the second.
4.* (WESNAMinL.8, f.i.) Azure, five viures
(wyres), barwise argent. See No. 2, f.64,
and No. 5. f. 646.
5.* Argent, three " crapawdys " sable.
( BOTREAUX ). These legendary arms of
France are ascribed in L. 8, rf. i and 60 to
PHARAMOND (King of the Franks).
6. KOBARDE PRYKKE (OF BURY ST.
EDMUND, SUFF. ). Or, on a cross quarter
pierced azure, four mascles of the first,
7.* (? CORDWELL). Three horns sable.
8. Azure, three spindles threaded 2 and i
argent.
9. Per chevron sable and argent three
crosses crosslet fitchee counter-coloured.
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Folio 63.
i.* Or, three girdles 2 and I erect sable.,
2. Quarterly argent and gules, four roses
counter-coloured.
3. GIRDLERS COMPANY (added). Per fess
azure and or, a pale counter-coloured, three
gridirons 2 and i of the second.
4. Per fess sable and argent, a pale counter-
coloured, three demy lyons rampant couped
2 and i of the second.
5. Argent, a chevron between three trivets
sable.
6.* Per pale crenellee argent and sable,
a Catherine wheel or.
7. Per fess azure and argent, a pale counter-
coloured three cygnets 2 and I of the second,
gorged with a coronet, chain and ring.
Blasoned as " iij synettys rowsand of sylvyr
crownyd and chaynyd of gold dysmembyrd
wt. gowlys. ADAM GOODALE, Sergt. at
Armes not soo " ; see folio 66. Called FARMAN
in L. 8, f.i.
8.* JOHN OSYN. Argent, three " roys "
(roes) trippant regardant 2 and i gules.
Similar arms were granted to the Leather-
sellers Company, 20 May, 1479. See next page.
9. Per bend azure and gules, a lyon ram-
pant, regardant, queue fourchee or, holding
between its fore paws a harp erect argent.
The field is gules in L. S, i.ib.
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Folio 636.
1. (PDoi.sFEYEs in L. 8, f. \b. ) Quarterly
sable and argent a lyon rampant counter-
coloured.
2. Argent, a pale dancettee azure. See
No. 5,
3. JOHN HALYS. Paly (4), per fess sable
and gules counter-coloured, over all a saltire
argent.
4. WYLYAM COTYNGHAM. Per fess argent
and sable, a fess between six crosses formce
ntchee all counter-coloured. See No. 9, f. 56.
5.* HARRY HAI.LE. Argent, a pale dan-
cettee gules.
6. [BLENF.RHASSETT]. Gules, a chevron
engrailed between three dolphins hauriant
and embowed argent, those in chief re-
specting each other. SLYTTE in L. 8, f. \b.
7.* Or, an antique ship sable, sail and
pennon. NEVILL in L. 8, f 16.
8. WYLYAM BULLE. Per fess gules and
or, three bulls heads cabossed 2 and i counter-
coloured.
9. WYLYAM BYLYNGEDON. Ermine, on a
saltire sable five fleurs de lys argent.
Folio 64.
I. (OsYN ill L. 8.) Azure, three bucks trip-
pant 2 and I argent. See preceding page.
2.* Per pale argent and sable, a viure
vfl wyre palewise. See No. 4, f.626, and
No. 5, .646,
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3.* CATTESBY in L. 8, i.ib. Azure, three
leopards rampant 2 and I argent. (PFiTz-
HERBERT.)
4. WYLYAM DENTTON. Argent, two bars
gules, in chief three cinquefoyles pierced
sable.
5. CLEMENT FFYSCHCOK (added). Gules, a
chevron ermine between three portcullises or.
6. S. PYERSE DE BERESYE. Azure, a false
escocheon argent, between seven crosses
formee 4. 2. i. bordurewise or.
7. TURNER (added). Ermine on a cross
quarter pierced argent, four fer-du-moulines,
i, 2 and I sable.
8. Per fess sable and argent, a bulls head
cabossed counter-coloured, horned or.
9. HEMYNEFORDE. Ermine, a chief azure
besantee.
Folio 646.
1. Gules, a lyon rampant chequy ermine
and sable.
2. Ermine, a chevron and in chief three
chess-rooks all sable.
3. Per bend sable and gules, three crescents
in bend party of the first and argent.
4. Ermine, on a chief dancettee azure
three trefoyles slipped of the first.
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5.* [SANDON] Gules, a viure (we/ wyre)
chevron-wise argent " anewyd wt. aseure " be-
tween three bulls heads cabossed of the second
horned or. See No. 4, .626, and No. 2, 1.64.
6.* JOHN WYLD. Sable, a chevron ermine
between three (" wylkys ") 'whelk shells
2 and I argent.
7. JOHN HEMYNGBOURGH. Ermine, a
chevron counter-battaylyd gules and in chief
three (" torteys ") torteaux.
8.* ToMAsPoRTHELYNE. Argent, a chevron
gules between three " popye bollys of vvert
dessendaunte." See page 95.
9.* Or, three bars (barry of six or) and
azure demi-florettee counter-coloured.
Folio 65.
1. OLEPHERNUS. Gules, a semee of tre-
foyles and three hawks bells 2 and I all or.
2. S. DEGREAVVAUNT. Azure, a saltire
engrailed or, over all a double tressure flory
counterflory gules. The Romance of Sir
Degrevaunt. Camden Society, Vol. xx.
3.* ERMYTE. Gules, three hermits heads
couped 2 and I argent.
4. WYVVOLDE. Per chevron crenellee
gules and or, three lyons rampant 2 and i
counter-coloured NICHOLAS WYFOLDE, Lord
Mayor, 1450.
5; Sable, a lyon rampant argent over all
three bendlets gules.
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6. Per pale ermine and gules, a fess wavy
counter-coloured.
7. STOKLEY. Argent, on a cross quarter
pierced azure, four lyoncelles rampant i. 2. I.
or.
8. HEWETT OF STAFF, (added). Sable, a
chevron engrailed argent between three owls
of the second.
9. NORMAN, Draper (of London added).
Or, three bendlets gules, a chief per fess
argent and ermine, charged in chief with
three fleurs de lys sable. JOHN NORMAN,
Lord Mayor, 1453.
Folio 656.
" For the syetyka," then follows the recipe,
1. S. JOHN STOCTUN. Gules, a chevron
vaire argent and sable between three mullets
i and I pierced of the second. Lord Mayor,
1470.
2. Per bend gules and argent, a lyon ram-
pant counter coloured.
3. Per chevron sable and or, in chief two
roses of the second.
4.* Azure, three hand bellows points meet-
ing in centre or, "ye pypes sylvyr."
" For the syetyke," then follows another
recipe.
" The som of thys queyre of Arrays ys
CCCCCC. ij skore " and
Folio 66.
"The arrays of owre lord Jesew Cryst after
the forme of the passyon."
Indexed as tropheys of Christ's passion
On a mount, see opposite page, a standing
figure three-quarters, to the left, clad in the
seamless " co(te) of sy(lvyr) saddely wt. gold "
girt about the waist. "This is made for
God's cote."
In the right hand a spear*-headed flag-
staff, with banner of blue, thereon the Agnus
Dei contourne with a cruciferous nimbus
of gold. The sinister foot of the lamb and
the staff, which terminates in a cross crosslet,
are set in a golden chalice, the pennon charged
with a (red) cross.
The left hand, holding a blue shield charged
with the silver " Vernycle," i.e., a white cloth
or handkerchief of Veronica, bearing the
head of Christ, transfixed with three triple
spikes, .resembling a cross flory.
On a golden helmet, with rosset mantling
and wreath, a golden crucifix pierced by
three nails, at the top a scroll inscribed
I. N.R.I., all between on the dexter a birch
and on the sinister the scourge.
It will be seen that the herald painter has
audaciously balanced his page by the addition
of three ordinary armorial shields. See below.
* The soldiers who took Jesus are usually
represented by spears.
1. Blanc.
2. Per pale sable and gules a leg erect
couped argent.
3.* ADAM GOOD ALE, sergaunt of Armys (
Per fess gules and argent a pale counter-
coloured, three ostryches " rowsyng " (i.e.,
rousant) 2 and i (of the second ?). See full
page illustration.
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i. KYNGE OF ARRABY. Azure, a sun of 13
rays, in splendour or.
2.* ROY DE BERBERYE. Or, two serpents
entwined in pale sable defaced. A trick at
the foot of this page ; or, two wyverns sans
wings entwined gules. " Thys be the trewer."
See illustration, page 106.
3.* ROY DE JESSE. Azure, three " esses "
2 and i or fabulous. CHESSE in L.8, 1.556.
4. DEVVKE DE SAXSON. Barry (8) or and
sable, the rue crown of Saxony in bend vert.
5. THE BYSCHOPPE RYGE. Azure, flor-
ettee, on a cross or a crucified figure gules.
6. DEWKE DE HOLLONDE. Or, four lyon-
celles rampant 2. 2. alternately sable and
gules.
7.* DEWKE DE BAVARIE. Fusily bendy
azure and argent.
8. DEWKE DE BURBUN ( struck out ).
Azure, florettee and a bend gules ; defaced.
9. DEWKE DE OSTRYCHE (Austria). Gules,
a fess argent.
There is no leaf 71 in the MS.
Folio 67.
" The arrays of owre lorde drawe owte of the
passyon."
Indexed as " Tropheys of Christ's passion."
On a mount, see page 109, a standing
figure, three-quarters, to the right, clad in a
loose robe, girt about the waist.
The right hand holding a quarterly shield,
representing: j. The five wounds, ij. Three
pots of ointment, iij. Two golden staves,
iiij. The betrayer, with bag of silver round
his neck.
In the left hand, a spear*-headed flagstaff
with banner representing : j. The spitting,
ij. The casting of lots. iij. Plucking out
the hair. iiij. Caesar or Pilate.
On a golden helmet with purple mantling
and wreath, the pillar of flagellation, tied
with a thong, thereon the crowing cock all
between on the dexter a spear and on the
sinister, a reed thereon the sponge of vinegar.
It will be noticed that the herald painter
has here also added two shields of arms in
order to balance his page.
1. Sable, a sword in pale argent "anowyd
wt. gold pomell and hyltte," between two
(launches of the second.
2. TATE. Quarterly of six pieces in-
complete. Sir Robert and Sir John Tate
Lord Mayors of London 1488' and 1496 bore,
per fess or and gules a pale counter-coloured,
three Cornish choughs 2 and i proper.
*The soldiers who took Jesus are usually-
represented by spears.
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Folio 676.
All on this page are probably fabulous.
i. THE ARMYS OF ISRAHELL. Azure, three
bulls heads cabossed argent, langued gules.
2.* ROY DE EGIPTIE. Or, semee of tor-
teaux three serpents wavy sable (? platey).
3.* ROY DE CALDEORUN. Azure, three
tilting spears bendways or, pennons flotant
gules.
4.* ROY DE MASSYDONIE. Or, four bars
counter embattled voided gules. " the feld
chewyd thorow the fecys."
5.* ROY DE AFFERYKE. Gules, a fish head
and neck in fess issuant from the sinister
argent, crowned or.
6.* REX DE INDIA. Or, three popinjays in
pale vert. Judea in MS. index.
7.* IMPERATOR DE SALDACH. Azure on a
barrulet in chief humetee a mantle all or.
8.* REX DE S:RIE. Gules, four bars (in-
tended) counter embattled or. " The felde
sene thorowe," i.e., voided, as No. 4.
9.* REX DE PERSYA. Azure, three gryphon
passant in pale, wings erect argent, armed or.
See next page.
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I.* SEYNT ANTONY ARMYS. Sable, the
Cross of S. Antony " sylvyr anewyd wt.
azure."
2. SEYNT PETYR, POPE. Gules, two keys
saltireways argent.
3. DNI. PAPA DE COLUMPNE, ROME. Gules,
an Ionic pillar argent, imperfect. See No. I,
f.6.
4. SCANCTUS JEREONIMUS. Azure, a cross
potent fitchee at the foot or.
5. SANCTUS MAURITIUS. Vert, an eagle
displayed argent.
6.* Scs. ALBYNUS, ANGI.YA. Azure, a
cross potent fitchee at the foot argent, be-
tween four letters A of gold.
7. Scs. MARTINUS EPISCOPUS. Azure, an
escarboucle or.
8. Scs. SEBASTIANUS. Sable, three crosses
crosslet fitchee or, a bordure gules entoyre of
(six) pheons argent.
9. Scs. REYNOLDUS, MYLES. Per fess or
and azure, over all a lyon rampant gules.
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Folio 686.
Here follow a number of Dutch coats.
1. CAMBARARYUS WORMASEN. Azure, fior-
ettee 3. 2. i. argent, a chief dancettee or.
Wormsen the chancelor.
2. DNS. DE ROTENSEYN. Per pale or and
gules, a fess counter-coloured.
3.* DE MONNICH A BASEL. Argent, a
monk (friar) preaching proper, book in hand
gules.
4. LE S. DE ROSSENBERCH. Per fess gules
and argent, paly (6) counter-coloured.
5. LE S. DE LEYEN. Azure, a pale argent.
6. LE S. DE HORST. Vert, a chief argent,
over all a lyon rampant queue fourchee
renowee gules.
7.* LE S. DE AYCHBERCH. Or a fess sable
in base a point enarched nowy of the last.
8.* LE S. DE CHNOBIE. Gules, three fish
interlaced in triangle argent.
9. MARGRAVE DE PRUSYA. Argent, on a
cross formee throughout sable, a cross cor-
nished or, thereon an escocheon charged
with an eagle displayed of the third.
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(" gret lorde before putt.")
I.* DEWKE DE AUREOLENSI (ORLEANS).
Per bend argent and gules, a besant the edge
engrailed alternate points florettee, charged
with a roundle counter-coloured of the field.
2.* LE S. DE ORCENBURK. Per chevron
a pile reversed throughout gules and argent,
three eagles wings 2 and i counter-coloured.
3. S. HERRY VAN KULDYTZ. Bendy (6) or
and sable, on a chief of the first, a demy-lyon
rampant issuant of the second.
4. LE S. DE VAN SENTE (RYTGEN).
Per bend or and gules, a mullet (8) counter-
coloured.
5- LE S. DE GOTZFRYD, DOUX DE BOHEM.
Barry wavy (8) argent and azure, over all a
yon rampant gules.
6.* LE S. flENRYE VAN PLESSYNGEN.
Two eagles heads and necks conjoined
issuant from the base.
7.* HARRY VAN CYBEYN. Gules, a fess
fracted argent as No. 6, 1.70
8.* REX DE VALABRIE. Or, a wing sable
surmounted of a falchion azure. CALABRIE
in L. 8.
9. LE SYR DE PRETAMINEN. Per bend
sinister gules and argent a popinjay vertv
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I.* HERE VAN PERGAMVVO. Argent, a
winged dolphin embowed in bend gules ;
page 115.
2.* HERE DE HENSSCENSTEYN. Azure,
a dexter hand apaumee in bend argent ;
page 115.
3.* DNI DE VENETIIS. Argent, the lyon
of S. Mark holding in his dexter fore paw
a banner, staff and pennon all gules.
4. DEWK DE GEILERN; Azure, a lyon
rampant queue fourchee renowee on
5. REX DE DALMACIE. Gules, three lyons
heads 2 and i argent, crowned or.
6.* REX AMPULIE. Azure, a tower with
flanking walls embattled and masoned in
base all or.
7.* TOMAS SNITZUDOR (SNYTHINDOR, in
Ms. index). Per fess gules and azure, a fess
rompu argent.
8.* SEYNE ERHALT. Or, two piles em-
bowed fretting each other sable,
9. Per chevron gules and sable, a chevron
or. LE S. FFITIT in L. 8. 1.586.
Folio 70*
i. ANDREW SALBRER. Per chevron through-
out gules and argent.
2.* CONRANT FYSCHBECKT. Sable, within
an annulet or, a fish in bend sable (sic).
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3.* CHRISTOFFYLL POTNYGER. Gules an
anchor sable, double shanked saltireways or.
See page 117.
4.* JESKEBEYR. Per fess gules and argent,
over all two bird bolts saltireways of the
second, flighted sable. See page 117.
5.* MATHEWE VAN RYSZOWE. Azure, three
spoons handles to the centre argent.
6.* ROBARD DRUGSECZ. Gules, a fess
fracted argent as No. 7, i.6g.
7.* JWGA LANKOS. Azure, in front of a
cross patriarchal ntchee at the foot argent, a
horse shoe gules.
8.* PYETYR STOYSLAW. Gules, a lyons
gamb issuant from the sinister argent.
9. WAULNDROFF AUGUSTINUS. Paly (6)
argent and sable.
Folio 7ofc.
I.* NYCOLL DE ALMAYNE. Gules, a cross
couped conjoined at top with the felloe of a
wheel argent.
2.* PETYR DE TRONO. Bendy (6) or and
gules, on a chief three grieces gules thereout
a fleur de lys.
3.* Azure, a chevron with beam and
standard argent.
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4.* PYERS SLANGE. Azure a serpent
nowed in fess barry wavy argent and gules,
crowned or.
5.* Gules, a broad arrow and sling argent.
6. Per pale dancettee argent and gules.
7. SOLIGAS DE GARBOLL, DOMINUS
AWISCHA. Gules three crosses crosslet
quadrate or, on a chief argent an eagle
displayed sable.
8. Azure, on an ancient shield, vert, a
lyon sejant tail cowed or, crowned f
9. Gules, two sickles addorsed argent.
Folio 71.
i, 2, 3, destroyed.
4.* Gules, on a chief argent an armed arm
embowed or, holding a dagger.
5. Sable, an eagle displayed ermine.
6.* Gules, a tower masoned argent, be-
tween four mullets pierced or.
7.* FINBARNE (added). Argent, on a fess
gules between three bears passant sable,
muzzled of the second, as many plates on
each a mullet pierced azure.
8.* OTT GUESER. Or, a beaver salient
sable, claws azure. See page 122.
9. PYERS VYLZMO. Gules, a wing erect
sable.
ffinis be me,
Robert Cooke,
L. 8, f. 59 b.
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BLASONS FROM L.8 COLLEGE OF ARMS.
46. Gules, six billets 3. 2. i. ermine.
6. LORD HOWARD. Gules, crusily fitchee
and a lyon rampant or.
two bars within a bordure, impaling
gules, two lyons gardant or " these
leopards should be lyones," i.e.,
passant, not gardant.
Argent, florettee and a lyon rampant
sable.
Or, a lyon rampant gules.
two bars surmounted of a pale
sable, a mullet for difference or, within
a bordure gobony or and vert.
Paly (6) over all on a bend three pierced
mullets impaling ermine, five fusils
conjoined in fess for HEBDEN.
Vaire or and azure a fess fretty or and
gules.
HEBDEN. Ermine five lozenges con-
joined in fess gules, impaling gules, on a
bendlet three ears of rye, stalks sable.
Sable, three cinquefoyles pierced within
a bordure engrailed, all gules.
BOWMAN (BOWSAM). Argent, three bird
bolts 2 and I gules, headed or.
Or, a chief dancettee gules a label of
three points .
8 (HENRY DE LANCASTER). England and
a bend azure.
9. EARL OF DESMOND. Ermine, a saltire
gules.
EARL OF WILTSHIRE. Paly (6) or and
sable.
qb. NORMANDY. Gules two lyons passant or.
Arms of BRECKNOCK in Wales. Barry
(10) argent and gules, eleven martlets
3. 2. 3. 2. i. sable.
Arms of CORN E WALL. Ermine, a lyon
rampant gules, crowned or.
BEAUFORT (Beufford). Gules, a chief
sable, a bordure of the last bezantee.
126. WILL, CLYNTON, ERLE OF HUNTINGDON.
Argent, six crosses crosslet sable, on
a chief azure two pierced mullets or.
13. CHETWYND. Azure, a chevron between
three mullets pierced or.
236 and 356. JAMES BEDFORD. Or, billettee
and a lyon rampant sable ; ? the
arms of Kychard. See page 232.
236. SIR JOHN MYDDLETON. Argent, crusily
fitchee gules three covered cup; sable.
A BUTLER coat.
246. SIR NIC. STRELLEY (Sterley). Paly (6)
argent and azure.
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33. SIR JOHN NEWDIGATE (Nygygate),
Chyffe goge of the Kynges Bynche.
Quarterly (I) Gules, three lyons gambs
erect and erased argent. (2) Gules,
three swans argent, a canton (of
STAFFORD) ; argent, a chevron gules.
(3) Gules, a chevron between three
swans argent. (4) Azure, three sinister
hands apaumee argent.
34. Per chevron sable and argent in chief a
lyon passant gardant or.
366. JOHN SUTTON. Argent, a bugle horn
stringed gules.
38. Argent, a pile gules S. Andoyes
(? Chandos).
526. DAVY SOI.LY (Selbye ?). Per pale argent
and sable a chevron chequy of the
first and second between three hinds
heads erased counter-coloured.
SIR JOHN PESMARSH. Argent, an eagle
displayed between three crosses cross-
let sable.
MAYSTER EDMOND BRODENELL. Argent,
a chevron gules between three morion
caps azure, impaled with, argent, three
bars sable.
526. BUSSY. Argent, three bars sable, quar-
terly with, gules, four fusils conjoined
in fess azure, a bordure engrailed or
impaling gules, a chevron between ten
cinquefoyles 4. 2. i. 2. i. argent.
PANELL. Gules, two chevronels argent,
a bordure of the last.
COUMBERWORTHE. Chequy or and gules,
on a chief argent a lyon passant sable ;
impaling, argent, two bars engrailed
sable.
BRAYEBROGHT, struck out, LATTIMER,
in later hand. Gules, a cross botonnee
or.
53. THE ARMES OF LONDON. Per fess
argent and azure a pale counter-
coloured three lyons rampant 2 and
i gules.
596. HENRY OF CAMPYLL. Sable, two bars
dancettee argent.
60. WESNAM. Azure, a bend counter-em-
battled or an untinctured roundle
added for difference.
61. Barry (6) gules and or (? HARCOURT).
Per bend argent, and bendy sinister (4)
gules and of the first ; in sinister chief
a lyon passant in bend or, sic.
63. Or, two chevronels gules, a quarter of
the second, over all a label (3) azure.
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BEING HARLEIAN MANUSCRIPT
No. 6163 BLASONED BY JOSEPH
FOSTER HON M.A. OXON
INTRODUCTION.
HARLEIAN MANUSCRIPT No. 6163. " A curious old book in folio containing the
Arms in colours of Saints, Emperors, Kings, and English Nobility and Gentry.
Perhaps as early as Henry the Sixth see the Arms of the Royal Family in f.3
and 4 ; those of Hereford f.2 ; of March i.^b, &c. It appears to have been possessed by
Segar, Garter King of Arms (1603-33), who wrote some remarks in it, and founded on it
some of his grants ; see i.i$b." Catalogus Librorum MSS. Bibliothecae Harleianse.
This interesting arms-book contains many examples after the manner of banners, see
pages 127-142, 237-239, &c., and is in striking contrast to No. 2169. Here the tricks have
been coloured, and a few of the "banners" are still in a fine state, notably Salesbury and
Devonshire, i.^b, and the royal coats on f-4, &c., &c. Although the majority of the shields
are the veriest daubs, underlying many are fine examples of bold artistic delineation ; some
of these are here reproduced with a little artistic help. As in the former collection, so
in this, the lyons are a difficulty; a comparison with examples on pages 149, 165, 167,
210, 211, 238, 239, 256, 264, leads one to conjecture that more than one artist may have
been concerned in its reproduction.
A large proportion of the shields were left unnamed by the original herald-painter, and
thus the manuscript became the sport of all sorts and conditions of arms-painters and
others, those who could read the original manuscript, and those who could not, principally
those who could not. Many of the annotations are evidently quite obscure.
The names and arms of some of the Knights of the Round Table so attributed on
pages 216 and 217 by P. Le Neve, defy elucidation or identification ; a rare illustration
of the Pewterers Arms 1451, appears on page 206, and the blason of the early coat of the
Haber Dalcers will be found on page 228. The arms and crest of Robert Dalby, a Douay
divine, executed in 1589, practically concludes the manuscript. On page 284, the impalement
of Lloyd is somewhat puzzling, and on page 288 the marshalling for Byflete is also worthy
of notice ; several instances of dimidiation will be noticed.
The same difficulty arises as to origin and date of the original of this MS. as in
No. 2169. On the death of Peter Le Neve, Norroy, 1704-29, it probably passed out
of the possession of an officer of arms. It contains many annotations by him. It may
have belonged to William Flower, Norroy (1562-92), see page 221, and to William Segar
when Norroy, 1593-1602. Hence it may be inferred that this MS. was one of the stock-
in-trade which passed from one Norroy to another.
J- F.
HARLEIAN MANUSCRIPT
No. 6163.
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illustration.
FABULOUS COATS.
i.* PRESBITER JOHANNES. Azure, a con-
ventional representation or ; page 127. For
another representation of Prester John, see
Seal of Chichester Cathedral and Diet, of
Illuminations, by De Gray Birch.
2.* SANCTA TRINITAS. Azure, a conventional
representation of the Blessed Trinity, or. See
page 127.
3.* SANCTA MARIA. Azure, a representation
of the B.V.M., or.
4. SAINT GEORGE. Argent, a cross gules.
5. SAINT DYONISE. Gules, a cross argent.
6. SAINTE EDWARDE. Azure, a cross
patonce between five martlets, 2, 2, i or.
7. SEYNT EDMONDE. Azure, three crowns
2 and i or.
8. " YE ARMES OF YE FAITH." Gules, a
bordure argent with the device of the Trinity.
See St. Michael page n.
9. SAINT ALBON, the armes of. Azure, a
saltire or.
Folio i.
i. SAINT THOMAS OF CANTERBURY. Ar-
gent, three beckits vel Cornish choughs proper,
BECKETT, impaled on the dexter with the arms
of the SEE.
2.* SAINT PETIR. Gules, a key in bend
sinister argent surmounted of another in bend
dexter or.
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3. SAINT PAULE. Gules, two swords saltire-
ways hilts and pommels in base proper.
4. JERUSALEM, the armes of. Argent, a
cross potent between four smaller, all or.
5. EMPEROUS OF ALMAYGN. Or, an eagle
displayed sable double-headed, in Harl. MS.
437, f.48&.
6.* EMPEROUR OF CONSTANTYNENOPLE.
Gules, a cross between four fire steels reversed
or ; suggestive of the letter B reversed, the
initial of Byzantium (pages 7 and 128). See
Harl. MSS. '437, .486 (i).
7. THE ARMES OF FRAUNCE. Azure, three
fleurs de lys or.
8. THE ARMES OF ENGLANDE AND FRAUNCE.
FRANCE, quarterly with, ENGLAND, gules, three
lyons passant gardant in pale or.
9. THE KING OF SPAIXE. Gules, a castle triple
turretted or, CASTILE, quarterly with, argent, a
lyon rampant purpure (? murrey). LEON.
Folio ib.
i.* KYNG OF PORTINGALE. Argent, five
escocheons per cross azure each charged with as
many roundles saltireways, and on a bordure
(of CASTILE) gules, twelve towers triple turretted
or. Harl. MS. 437, .48, gives six castles
alternately with as many fleurs de lys.
2. KINGE OF HUNGERE. Barry (8) argent
and gules. See No. 5, f-34-
3. KINGE OF MAILYORKE (Malagrue in
Harl. MS. 437, (.49). Gules, four palets or.
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4. KING OF ER.MENYE. JERUSALEM as
No. 4, f.i, impaling, (i) o;t #ze dexter, or, a
lyon rampant gules crowned (azure ?) ; (2) on
the sinister, azure, four bars argent oppressed
by a lyon rampant gules crowned or. Harl.
MS. 437, .49, does not give the dexter im-
palement.
5. KINGE OF NAPLES. JERUSALEM as
No. 4, f.i, impaling (OLD) FRANCE, azure,
florettee or. In Harl. MS. 437, .49, a label
over France.
6.* KYNG OF DANMARK. Or, semee of
human hearts gules, three lyons passant gardant
azure. See page 129.
7.* KYNGE OF SCOTTS. Or, a lyon rampant
tail inturned, within a double tressure flory
counterflory all gules. See page 129.
8.* THE ERLE OF RYCHMONDE. Chequy
azure and or, a bordure of England, over all a
quarter ermine. Probably for Arthur de Dreux.
See No. 9. i.qb.
9. ERLE OF ARTOYS. Paly (6) or and sable.
Folio 2.
i. KINGE OF ARRAGON. Quarterly ; i
and
4, or, four palets gules ; 2 and 3, paly of
three, (i) barry (6) argent and gules, (2) NAPLES
impaling (3) FRANCE as No. 5, i.ib.
2.* KINGE OF BOEME. Gules, a lyon ram-
pant queue fourchee and renowee, argent,
crowned or. BOHEMIA.
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3. KINGE OF CYPRES. Jerusalem as No. 4,
f.i ; quarterly with, barry (8 or 10) argent and
azure, over all a lyon rampant gules crowned or.
4. KYNG OF NORWEY. Gules, a lyon ram-
pant or, between the paws a Danish axe erect
argent, helved azure.
5. KING OF DENMARK, SWETH, NORWEY,
and LIFELAND. Quarterly ; (i) Or, three lyons
passant gardant azure. (2) Azure, three crowns
2 and I or. (3) Argent, a gryphon segreant
gules. (4) Gules, a lyon rampant or, holding a
Danish axe as No. 4. Over all a cross argent.
6. KYNG OF NAVERNE ; OLD FRANCE
azure, flortttee or ; quarterly with, gules, the
Navarrese net or, over all a baston compony
azure and gules (or and gules in Harl. MS. 437,
ft'. 486 and 68). See also No. 5, [.336.
7.* THE ARMES OF CHESTER. Azure, three
garbs or, banded gules.
8. HEREFORD. Azure, a bend argent,
cotised or, between six lyoncelles rampant 3 and
3 of the last. See also No. 7, i.2b.
Q. DERBY. ENGLAND, with a baston azure.
Folio 2b.
i. HENKLING. Per pale indented
and gules. HENKLEY or HINCKLEY.
argent
2.* PEVENSEY (a substitution). Burulee (14)
argent and gules, ten martlets bordurewise
sable. See also No. 5, {.3.
3. KIDWELLI (WALES added). Or, a fess
dancettee gule?.
4. Due OF CORNF.WARLL. Argent a lyon
rampant gules crowned and langned or, a
bordure sable besantee.
5. Due OF GUYEN. Gules, a lyon passant
gardant or.
6.* LINCOLN. Or, a lyon rampant purpure.
7. NORTHAMPTON (EARLE ; BOHUN, added).
Azure, on a bend argent between six lyoncelles
rampant or, three mullets gules. See also No. 8,
f.2, and No. 5, .4.
8. BRIGGERAK IN GUYEN. Or two eagles
talons barways erased sable.
Q. POUNTFREIT. Per cross or and gules, a
label (5) argent. DE PONTHIEU.
Folio 3.
1. LEYCESTER (Earl of). Gules, a cinque-
foyle pierced ermine.
2. PRINCE OF WALES. Argent, three lyons
passant regardant tails cowed gules.
3. LANCASTER. England, and a label (3)
azure.
4. BAGIES LE ROY. Per pale sable and gules,
a swan argent beaked of the second, crown
chain, ring and feet or. See also No. 8.
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5. PEVENSAY (a town in Sussex, added). Or,
an eagle displayed gules, beaked and membered
azure. See also No. 2, i.zb.
6. Gules, a chief argent.
7. THE ARMES OF ESSEX. Gules, two bends
the upper or, the lower argent.
8. THE KINGS BAGIES. Sable, three feathers
argent, pennes and scrolls gold. See also No. 4.
9.* CALEYS AND V. FORTES. Barry undee
(6) argent and sable, on a chief gules a lyon
passant gardant or, impaling, gules three lyons
passant gardant or, dimidiated with, azure, as
many hulks of ships all or. The coats are
reversed in the trick.
Folio 36.
1. THE PRINCE. FRANCE AND ENGLAND
quarterly, a label (3) argent.
2. THE Due OF YORK. FRANCE AND
ENGLAND quarterly, a label (3) argent, on each
file as many torteaux.
3. MY LORD OF CLARENCE. FRANCE AND
ENGLAND quarterly, a label of three argent, on
each file a canton gules. See also No. 4, f.6o.
4. THE Due OF EXCESTRE. ENGLAND,
within a bordure of OLD FRANCE.
5.* THE Due OF NORFOLK. ENGLAND, a
label (3) argent.
6. THE Due OF SOMERSET. FRANCE AND
ENGLAND quarterly, a bordure gobony (16 pieces)
argent and azure.
7. THE ERLE OF WARWIK. Gules, a fess
between six crosses crosslet 3 and 3 or ; quar-
terly with, WARWICK vel NEWBURG, chequy or
and azure, a chevron ermine.
8. THE ERLE OF MARCHE. Azure three bars
or, a false escocheon argent, on a chief of the first
two palets between as many esquires of the
second ; quarterly with, ? or, a cross gules. See
also page 230.
9. THE LORD MOWBRAY. Gules, a lyon ram-
pant argent.
Folio 4.
1. THE Due OF GLOUCESTRE. FRANCE and
ENGLAND quarterly, a label (3) ermine, on each
file a canton gules.
2. THE Due OF BEDFORD. FRANCE and
ENGLAND quarterly, a label (5) per pale ermine
and azure (the centre file azure).
3. THE Due OF GLOUCESTRE. FRANCE and
ENGLAND quarterly, a bordure argent.
4. THE Due OF SUFFOLK. Azure, a fess
between three leopards faces or ; quarterly with.
argent, a chief gules, over all a lyon rampant
queue fourchee or.
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5. THE Due OF BUKKIXGHAM. Quarterly (i)
FRANCE and ENGLAND quarterly, within a bor-
dure argent. (2 and 3) ; azure, on a bend
argent cotised or between six lyoncelles rani-
pant, 3 and 3 of the third, three mullets gules ;
BOHUN. (4) ; or, a chevron gules, STAFFORD.
6. THE EKLE OF CAMBRIDGE. FRANCE and
ENGLAND quarterly, a bordure . Imperfect.
7. THE ERLE OF ARUNDELL. Gules, a lyon
rampant or ; quarterly with, chequy or and
azure. See No. 6, .436.
8. THE ERLE OF WESTMORLAND. Gules, a
saltire argent.
9. THE ERLE OF OXONFORD. Quarterly gules
and or, a mullet argent.
OF
Folio 4,1).
STAFFORD.
Or, a chevron
i. THERLE
gules.
2* THERLE OF SALESBURY. Argent, three
fusils conjoined in fess gules ; quarterly with, or,
an eagle displayed vert, beaked and membered
or.
3.* THERLE OF DEVENSHIRE
or, three torteaux 2 and i. (2) ; or, a lyon ram-
pant azure. REVIERS. (3) ; gules, a cross
patonce vair. DE FORS. (4) ; chequy or and
azure, impaling, vert, over all two bars
argent. BARONY OF OKEHAMPTON.
Quarterly (i) ;
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4.* THERLE OF ESSEX. Quarterly, i and 4 ;
argent, a cross engrailed gules between four
water bougets sable. (2) ; gules, billettee or
and a fess argent. (3) ; argent, a fess and a
quarter gules. See page 133.
5.* THERLE OF NORTHUMBERLAND. Or, a
lyon rampant azure (as at Carlaverock 1300) ;
quarterly with, gules, three lucies hauriant 2 and
i argent.
6. LORD GRAY RUTHYN. Quarterly, i and 4 ;
barry (6) argent and azure in chief three tor-
teaux. 2 and 3 ; or, a maunch gules, HASTINGS,
quarterly with VALENCE, barry (8) argent and
azure, eight martlets bordurewise gules.
7. THERLE OF KENT. ENGLAND and a bor-
dure argent.
8. LORDE FITZWAREN. Chequv or and azure.
9. THERLE OF RICHMONDE. Chequy argent
and azure, a bordure of ENGLAND, over all a
quarter ermine. See No. 8, Lib.
Folio 5.
i. THE LORD MONTAGUE. Quarterly. I and
IV grand quarters, i and 4 as Salesbury No. 2,
f.4&. 2 and 3 ; gules, a saltire argent, a silver
label (3) on each file a hurt. II and III grand
quarters, (i) ; argent, on a quarter gules a
rose or. BRADSTONE. (2) ; gules, a cross en-
grailed argent. INGLETHORPE. (3) ; sable a
fess between three leopards faces or (? POLE).
(4) ; argent a fess dancettee sable in each point
a plate, vel besant.
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2. THERLE OF WORCESTR. Argent, a. saltire
engrailed gules ; quarterly with, or, a lyon ram-
pant gules.
3.* THERLE OF SHREWSBURY. Gules, a lyon
rampant or. a hordure engrailed of the second ;
quarterly with, ajgent two lyons passant in pale
gules.
4. THERLE OF DESMONDE. Ermine, a saltire
gules.
5. THERLE OF KYLDARE. Argent, a saltire
gules.
6. THERLE OF PENBROCHE. Burrulee (10)
argent and azure, ten martlets bordurewise
gules.
7.* THERLE OF ORMONDE. Or, a chief indented
azure.
8. THERLE RYVERS. Quarterly, i and 4 ;
argent, a fess and a quarter gules. 2 and 3 ;' gules
an eagle displayed or ; quarterly with, vair ; on
an escocheon of pretence, gules a gryphon seg-
reant or.
9. LORDE MAWTREVERS. Gules, a lyon ram-
pant or ; quarterly with, sable, fretty or. MAL-
TRAVERS.
Folio 56.
1. THE COLOURS OF LAXGCASTER. Per pale
argent and azure.
2. LE PRIOR HALIS. Azure, a chevron argent
between three fleurs de Ivs or. OF HALESOWEN.
3. LORD GREY CODNOWR. Bam- (6) argent
and azure.
4. LORD DARCY. Azure, crusily and three
cinquefoyles pierced argent ; quarterly with,
MEYNELL. imperfectly tricked.
5.* LORD DUDLEY. Or. two lyons passant
in pale azure, membered gules ; quarterly with.
argent a cross patonce azure.
6. LORD CROMEWELLE. Argent, a chief gules :
quarterly with, chequy or and gules, on a chief
argent three ermine spots (? a chief ermine) ;
over all a baston azure.
7. LORD LOVELLE. Barry undee (6) or and
gules ; quarterly with, azure, a lyon rampant
gardant argent, membered gules.
8.* LORD ROOSSE. Gules, three water
bougets argent.
9. LORD DE LA WARRE. Gules, crusily
fitchee and a lyon rampant argent ; quarterly
with, azure, three leopards faces reversant
jessant de lys i and 2 (or ?).
Folio 6.
1. LORD BEAMOWT. Azure, florettee and a
lyon rampant or. membered gules. BEAUMONT.
2. THE LORD GREY WILTON. Barry (6)
argent and azure, a label (5) gules.
3. LORD FITZHOUGH. Azure, three chev-
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4. LORD WILLEBYE. Sable, a cross engrailed
or ; quarterly with, gules, a cross moline argent.
5. LORD HARYXGDON. Sable, fretty argent
a bend gules ; quarterly with, per cross argent
and gules, No. 2, f.86.
6. LORD FURXEVALE. Gules, a lyon rampant
or, membered azure, a bordure engrailed of the
second ; quarterly with, argent, a bend between
six martlets 3 and 3 gules.
7.* LORD CORNEWALL. Argent, a lyon ram-
pant gules crowned or, a bordure engrailed sable
bezantee.
8. LORD BURNELL. Argent, a lyon rampant
sable crowned or, membered gules, a bordure
azure ; quarterly with, or, a saltire engrailed
sable.
9. LORD PONYNGIS. Barry (6) or and vert,
a riband gules ; quarterly with, gules, three lyons
passant in pale argent, a baston azure.
Folio 6b.
i. LORD SCROPE OF BOLTON. Azure, a bend
or ; quarterly with, argent, a saltire engrailed
gules.
2.* LORD BARCKLEY. Gules, crusily formee
4. 2. i. 2. i., and a chevron argent.
3. LORD BUGHGENY. Gules, a fess between
six crosses crosslet or, a crescent sable ; quar-
terly with, argent, a bendlet sable, quartering,
gules fretty or. See also No. i, f.io.
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4. LORD MAWLE. Or, a bend sable ; quar-
terly with, or, a lyon rampant azure, a bendlet
gobony argent and gules. See also No. 2, i.qb.
5. LORD FERIS OF GROBY. Gules, seven
mascles conjoined 3. 3. i. or.
6. LORD FERIS OF CHARTELEY. Vaire or and
gules.
7. LORD COBBHAM OF COLYNG. Gules, on
a chevron or three lyons rampant sable.
8. LORD COBBHAM OF STERBURTH. Gules, on
a chevron or three estoyles sable.
9. LORD FUATRE (FITZWALTER, added). Or,
a fess between two chevrons gules.
Folio 7.
1. LORD SEYMOUR. Or, crusily and a lyon
rampant azure ; quarterly with, argent two
chevrons gules.
2. LORD HASTYNGS (of ELSING in NORFOLK,
added). Or, a maunch gules ; quarterly with,
gules, a bend argent. (Fonox of ELSING,
added). See also page 311. .
3.* LORD CHAMBRELAYNE (HASTINGS). Argent
a maunch sable.
4. LORD FERRERS. Argent, six fers-de-cheval
3. 2. i. sable.
5. LORD COBBHAM. Gules, on a chevron or
three crosses crosslet sable.
i- 6. LORD COBBHAM. Gules, on a chevron or
three fleurs de Ivs sable.
7. LORD SEYNTAMOUNT. Or, fretty sable, on a
chief of the second three besants. See page 183.
8.* LORD OF KYME. Gules, crusily patonce
and a cinquefoyle pierced or.
q. LORD DEYNCOURT. Azure, billettee and
a fess dancettee or.
Folio 76.
1. LORD ROOSSE. Gules, three water bougets
argent ; quarterly with, argent, a fess double
cotised gules, on an escocheon of pretence,
azure a wheel or.
2. LORD MOLENOE. Paly wavy (6) or and
gules. MOLINES.
3.* LORD STRANGE. Gules, two lyons pas-
sant in pale argent membered azure.
4.* LORD LATEMERE. Gules, a cross patonce
or. See page 138.
5. LORD OF SEYNT JOHN. Argent, on a chief
gules two mullets pierced or.
6. LORD CAMEUX. Or, on a chief gules three
plates. CAMOYS.
7. BAR(O)NE OF CAROW. Or, three lyons
passant in pale sable membered or.
8. THE ARMES OF GLOUCESTER. Or, three
chevrons gules. CLARE, EARL of GLOUCESTER.
9. LORD ZOUCHE. Gules, besantee and a
quarter ermine.
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Gules,
three escallops
i.* LORD DAKER.
2 and i argent.
2.* LORD MORLEY. Argent, a lyon rampant
sable crowned or, membered gules.
3.* TWENG. Argent, a fess gules between
three popinjays proper, i.e., vert, beaked and
membered gules.
4.* LORD LUCE. Gules, crusily and three
lucies hauriant 2 and i or.
5. LORD CLIFFORD. Chequy or and azure, a
fess gules.
6. LORD ECHYNGHAM. Azure fretty argent.
7. LORD MONE. Or, a cross engrailed vert.
MOHUN.
8.* BARON OF WHEME. Sable, a cross moline
ermine. WEMME.
(). BARON OF HELTON. Argent, two bars azure.
Folio 8b.
i.* BARON OF HILTON ? HrrroN (an error
for GREYSTOCK). Barry (8) argent and azure,
three chaplets 2 and i gules ; quarterly with,
REDMAN, gules, three cushions argent tasselled
or. See page 140.
2. HARYNGTON. Same as No. 5, f.6.
3. LORD HUNGERFORD. Sable, two bars
argent in chief three plates.
4. LORD BEAMOWNT OF DEVONSHER. Barry
(6) ermine and gules.
5. LORD BASSET. Or, three piles meeting in
base gules, a quarter ermine.
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6. LORD CLYNTON. Argent, on a chief azure,
two mullets pierced or ; quarterly with, per cross
or and gules.
7. LORD STANLEY. Argent, on a bend azure
three bucks heads cabossed or ; quarterly with,
or, on a chief dancette'e azure three plates.
LATHOM.
8. LORD HARYNGTON. Sable, fretty argent ;
quarterly with, argent, a cross patonce sable.
9. LORD COBHAM (OLDCASTLE, added).
Argent, a castle triple turretted sable ; quarterly
with, gules on a chevron or, three lyons rampant
sable, for COBHAM.
Folio 9.
1. MY LORD OF ARUNDEL and my lady his
wife ; FITZALAN and WARREN quarterly as No. 7
{.4., and a label (3) argent ; an escocheon of
pretence, sable fretty or ; impaling WIDVILE
quarterly of six, (i) ; argent, a fess and a
quarter gules. (2) ; gules, a gryphon segreant
or. (3) ; argent, a lyon rampant gules. (4) ;
gules, an estoyle argent. (5) ; gules, an eagle
displayed or. (6) ; vair. See also RYVERS
No. 8," f.5.
2. MY LORD OF ESSEX (rightly VISCOUNT
BOURCHIER. o.v.p.) and my lady his wife ;
argent, a cross engrailed gules between four
water bougets sable ; quarterly with, gules,
billettee and a fess or ; over all a label (3)
argent ; impaling WIDVILE as in the preceding.
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3. MY LORD OF RENTE and my lady his wife
(Viscxss. BOURCHIER), Lord Grey de Ruthyn,
as No. 6, 1.46, impaling as Nos. i and 2.
4. SER RICHARD WYDEVILE (WODEFELD).
An estoile or, for difference and 5 ; MASTER
JOHN. A mullet or, for difference ; quarterly of
six, as impalement No. i, each with impalement
Wane.
6. (BLUNTTE.) Quarterly (i) ; argent, two
wolves passant in pale sable, a bordure or, en-
toyre of saltorelles gules. (2) ; or, a tower
triple turretted azure. (3) ; sable, three bars
undee or. (4) ; vair.
7. PREWES. Gules, an eagle displayed or.
8. BEACHAME. Vair.
9.* REVERS. Gules, a gryphon segreant or.
Folio gb.
1. LORD DARCY. Azure, crusily and three
cinquefoyles pierced argent.
2. LE S. MAWLE. Or, a bend sable.
(MAULEY). See also No. 4, i.6b.
3.* LORD BARDOLFE. Azure, three cinque-
foyles pierced or.
4. S. JOHN FASTOLFE. Quarterly or and
azure, on a bend gules three crosses crosslet of
the first.
5. LORD LEUKENOR. Azure, three chevronels
argent.
6. S. JOHN TIPTO(FT). Ermine, a saltire en-
grailed gules a label (3) azure.
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7. S. GERARD USFLETE. Argent, on a fess
azure three fleurs de lys or ; quarterly with, or,
a bend between six martlets gules.
8. LORD VESSE. Or, a cross sable.
9. TAYLBOYS. Argent, a saltire gules, on a
chief of the second three escallops of the first.
Folio 10.
1. LORD BURHGENY. Gules, on a fess be-
tween three crosses crosslet or, a crescent for
difference sable. BEAUCHAMP. See also No. 3,
f.6b.
2. LORD STOURTOX. Sable, a bend or be-
tween six plates (fountains were probably
intended). See also No. i, f.i27.
3.* LORD WENLOKE. Argent, a chevron sable
between three blackamoors heads erased proper.
4.* NORWODE. Ermine, a cross engrailed
gules.
5.* S. JOHN HAWERD. Gules, a bend be-
tween six crosses crosslet fitchee argent.
6. S. THOMAS MONGOMERE. Gules, a chevron
ermine between three fleurs de lys or.
7. LORD OGLE. Argent, a fess between three
crescents gules.
8. LORD BONVILE. Sable, six mullets 3. 2. i.
argent, pierced gules ; quarterly with, gules,
three lyoncelles rampant 2 and i or.
9. LORD BUTTELER. Gules, a fess counter-
compony argent and sable between six crosses
formee fitchee at the feet or ; quarterly with
SUDLEY ; or, two bends gules.
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Folio lob.
1. LORD BOURCHIER (BARNES added). Quar-
terly I and IV as No. 2, .9. ; II and III, per
cross or and vert ; over all a label (3) azure.
2. SYR HUMPHREY BOURCHIER (added).
Quarterly as No. 2, f.g, without the label ; im-
paling, quarterly per fess indented argent and
gules ; quarterly with, argent, two bends undee
sable.
3. (GLE) GOWDWYN, ERLE OF KYNTT. Armys
gules seven lozenges conjoined 3. 3. i. vair.
HUBERT DE BURGH.
4. LORD SAYE. Quarterly or and gules.
5. LE S. FELTON. Gules, three lyons passant
gardant argent.
6. LORD CAMFERF. sic. Sable, a fess argent.
WEERE.
7. BECHAM BYSSCHOPPE OF SAUSBERY,
(RiCHARD). Quarterly i and 4 ; gules, a fess or
between six martlets 3 and 3 argent, a bordure
of the third (pellettee ?). (2) ; gules, two lyons
passant in pale argent. (3) azure, gone.
^ 8. LORD FACONBYGG (FAUCONBRIDGE). Gules,
on a saltire argent, a mullet of the first ; quar-
terly with, argent, a lyon rampant azure.
9.* BRYAN TALBOT. Argent, three lyons
rampant 2 and i purpure. See also No. 8, f.i4,
and No. 6, l.zb.
Polio ii.
1. LORD BASSETT. Azure, three piles meeting
in base or, a quarter ermine.
2. LORD CLINTON (added). Argent, six
crosses crosslet fitchee 3. 2. i. sable, on a chief
azure two mullets or pierced gules.
3. LORD ROBBESERD. Vert, a lyon rampant
or, vulned on the shoulder proper ; quarterly
with, BOURCHIER, argent, a cross engrailed gules
between four water bougets sable.
4. LORD SPENCER. Or, three chevronels
gules ; quarterly with, per cross argent, a riband
sable, and gules fretty or.
5. LORD MOVERANT, sic. (?MORANT.) Or,
three pallets gules, a bordure azure besantde.
6. BYRMENCHAM. Per pale indented azure
and or.
7.* LORD BARDOLFE (PHELIP, added). Per
cross gules and (blanc), in the first and fourth
quarters an eagle displayed or.
8. DUKE OF LANSUM. Azure, three fleurs de
lys 2 and I or, a bordure gules besantee.
9. LORD OF HOFFORD AND DE NORWICH
(UFFORD, SUFF., added). Sable, a cross en-
grailed or ; quarterly with, per pale dancettee
argent and gules ; over all an escocheon of pre-
tence, gules platey 3. 2. i.
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Folio n&.
1. S. UMFREY STAFFORD. Or, a chevron
gules, a bordure sable.
2. S. JOHN CHEYNYE. Chequy or and azure,
a fess gules fretty ermine ; quarterly with, or, a
lyon rampant per fess sable and gules.
3.* SIR WILLIAM CHENYE. Gules, four fusils
conjoined in fess argent, each charged with an
escallop sable ; quarterly with, azure, a cross
pattee formee florettee or.
4.* SIR ARNOLDS SAVAGE. Argent, six lyon-
celles rampant sable.
5. SIR JOHN DALYNGKIGE. Argent, a cross
engrailed gules.
6. SIR JOHN FOGGE. Argent, on a fess be-
tween three annulets sable as many mullets
pierced of the first.
7. SIR ROLAND LENTHALE (and Jhon Stanley,
added, see also No. 2, f.22). Sable, five
lozenges in bend argent ; quarterly with, argent
on a bend sable cotised or three mullets of the
last.
8.* SIR WILLIAM PORTEUR. Sable, three
bells pendant 2 and i argent, clappers of the
first, on the second the letters "war.
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9.* SIR NICHOLAS MOXGOMERY. Gules, a
false escocheon ermine, between eight horseshoes
bordurewise or ; quarterly with, or, an eagle
displayed azure, beaked and membered gules.
Folio 12.
i. SIR JOHN BABETHORPE. Sable, a chevron
or between three crescents ermine.
2.* SIR THOMAS ERPYNGHAM. Vert, a false
escocheon between eight martlets bordurewise all
argent.
3. SIR SYMOUND FELBREGGE. Or, a lyon
" embelif " gules, membered azure.
4.* SIR NICOLL HAWTE. Argent, on a bend
azure three lyoncelles passant or.
5. SIR THOMAS CULPEPER. Argent, a bend
engrailed gules.
6.* SIR MORIS BROYNE (or BRUME). Azure,
a cross recercelee or ; quarterly with, lozengy
argent and gules. ROCKELE added.
7.* SIR NICOLL PECCHE. Sable, an eagle
wings elevated argent, crown beak and talons or.
8.* SIR JOHN ROTHENALE. Sable, a chevron
between three conies heads erased argent.
9. SIR PHILIP LECHE. Ermine, a chief
dancettee gules, on each point a coronet or.
Folio I2b.
i. SIR JOHN STEWARD. Per chevron gules
and azure, a chevron between three lyons heads
erased or.
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2.* SIR HVGH LOTERELL. Or, a bend be-
tween six martletts 3 and 3 sable. See page 145.
3. SIR JOHN CORBONELL (CARBONELL). Gules,
a cross argent, a bordure engrailed or ; quarterly
with, gules, a chevron argent between three
eagles displayed of the second, beaked and
membered for. (or CASTON of Caston in
Norfolk.)
4. SIR JOHN ASHTON (LANC., added). Argent-
a mullet pierced sable.
5.* SIR THOMAS ROKEBY (BOR., added).
Argent, a chevron sable between three rooks
proper.
6.* SIR NICOLL COLFOX. Argent, on a chief
azure three foxes heads erased or.
SIR RAUFE BRASEBRYGE. Vaire argent and
sable a fess gules.
8. SIR WILIAM BOWES (DUNELM). Ermine,
three bows strung gules.
9.* SIR PERCIVALE LYNLEY. Argent, on a
chief sable three storks heads erased of the first.
Folio 13.
1. SIR JOHN BEAUCHAMP. Gules, a fess
between six billets or ; quarterly with, gules, a
lyon rampant queue (? fourchee) renowee argent.
2. SIR WILLIAM MOWNTENEY. Azure, a bend
between six martlets or.
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3. SIR ROBERT CHALONS. Gules, two bars
between eight martlets 3. 2. 3. argent, on the
sovereign bar a besant ; quarterly with, vair.
4. SIR PERS BUTTON (CHESHIRE, added).
Per cross argent and gules fretty or.
5. SIR THOMAS CHAWORTH. Azure, two chev-
rons or ; quarterly with, argent, a false escocheon
within eight cinquefoyles bordurewise pierced
sable.
6. SIR THOMAS GENEY. Azure, a false esco-
cheon within eight martlets bordurewise all or.
7. SIR JOHN COLVILL. Or. three chess rooks
2 and i gules ; quarterly with, azure, a lyon
rampant argent, a label (3) gules.
8. SIR JOHN COPILDIKE (LiNC. added). Argent,
a chevron between three crosses crosslet gules ;
quarterly with, lozengy ermine and gules.
9. SIR JOHN CLYFTON OF BOKENHAM, NOR-
FOLK. Chequy or and azure, a bend ermine.
Folio 136.
i.* SIR JOHN WILTSHER (ESSEX, added).
Per chevron azure and argent, in chief five
crosses formee convexed 3 and 2 or.
2. SIR THOMAS GRYSLEY (DERBY added).
Vaire argent and gules ; quarterly with, sable, a
lyon rampant argent a crescent for difference
gules.
3.* SIR VULIAM PALTON. Argent, six roses
3. 2. i. gules
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4. SIR THOMAS MORDRED (MAKEDREDE).
Azure, a fess argent between three cinquefoyles
pierced or.
5. SIR THOMAS BARRE. Gules, three bars
compony argent and sable ; quarterly with,
barry (6) or and azure, a baston gules.
6.* SIR JOHN HORSLEY (Somerset, added).
Azure, three horses heads couped or, bridled
purpure. See page 147.
7. SIR JOHN RADCLIFFE (LANC., added).
Argent, a bend engrailed sable, a crescent of the
first for difference.
8.* SIR WILIAM FULLTHORPE. Ermine, a
cross moline sable.
9. SIR KERRY INCLOSE (NORFOLK, added).
Gules, six barrulets or, on a quarter argent, five
billets saltirewise sable.
Folio 14.
i. SIR ROB. OF CLIFTON (NORFF., added).
Gules, five bendlets argent ; quarterly with,
chequy or and gules on a bend ermine a plain
cross of the second.
2.* A patent to SIR GEORGE CAREW.
Quarterly, (i) ; azure, a lyon rampant or,
crowned argent, membered gules. (2) ; sable,
three lyons passant in pale or. (3) ; sable, six
lyoncelles rampant or. (4) ; argent, a bendlet
undee between two plain bendlets gules ;
quarterly with, argent a gurges gules.
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3.* SIR ( ) TROMPYNGTOX, CANTABR.
Azure, crusily and two trumpets saltirewise or.
4. MABANK. Barry undee (8) argent and
gules a saltire or.
5. SIR THOMAS FIZPAYNE. Argent, a pair of
wings conjoined gules.
6. SIR WILIA GRAUNTSUM. Paly (6) argent
and azure, on a bend gules three round buckles
or. GRANDISON.
7. SIR RAUFE GRENE. Chequy or and azure,
a bordure gules ; quarterly with, argent, a cross
engrailed gules.
8. LEWKENORE (SUSSEX, added). Azure,
three chevronels argent.
9. SIR JOHN DE KYRKYNGTON. Gules, three
bars ermine.
Folio 146.
1. LORD BEAUMONT OF DEVONSHIRE. Barry
(6) ermine arid gules.
2. LORD DYNHAM. Gules, four lozenges in
fess ermine.
3. LORD GOLDISBOURTH. Azure, a cross
patonce argent ; quarterly with, argent, three
chevronels sable.
4. SIR ADAM FRANCEIS. Per bend sinister
sable and or a lyon rampant counter coloured.
5. S. THOMAS GRAY. Argent, on a bend
cotised azure three gryphons passant or ;
quarterly with, gules, three bars argent.
6. SIR JOHN KOKIRHAM. Argent, on a bend
sable three leopards faces or. COCKERHAM.
7. SIR FYLYP BECHAM. Gules, a fess between
six martlets or.
8. SYR RAF PAYLE. Purpure (see also No. 9,
f.ioft) a lyon rampant or.
9. SYR ( ) DREWRY. Argent, on a
chief vert, a cross tau between two mullets
pierced or. See page 271.
Folio 15.
i.* LORD BARKI.EY. Gules, crusily formee
and a chevron argent, within a bordure of the
last.
2. LORD RAMESTON. Argent, a chevron and
in dexter chief point a cinquefoyle pierced sable.
REMPSTOM or RAMPSTON.
3. SIR JOHN DAUTRE. Sable, five fusils in
fess argent.
4. SIR JOHN STRELLEY (NOTTS., added).
Paly (6) argent and azure, a quarter gules.
5.* BRAYTOFTE. Azure, crusily (as illustra-
tion), and a lyon rampant gardant argent.
6. TRUSSELL (STAFF., added). Argent, fretty
gules, besantee at the joints.
7. SYR LENARD OF RESTON (Sn. LEONARD
DE KERDESTON NORFF.) Gules, a saltire en-
grailed argent.
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8.* SIR JOHN DCNSTAI.L (TUXSTALL). Sable,
three combs 2 and i argent.
q.* SIR JOHN SEYCMOR (SCUDAMORE, HEREF.,
added). Gules, three stirrups 2 and i or,
leathers argent.
Folio 156.
i.* SIR JOHN PELLAM (SUSSEX, added).
Azure, three pelicans argent, beaks and legs
gules, vulning themselves proper.
2. *SYR WATYR WALCOTTE. Azure, a false
escocheon between eight martlets bordurewise
argent.
3.* WYLLM BARNAKE. Argent, three bar-
nacles 2 and i sable. See also pag; 88.
4.* ROBERT MAULEY. Or, on a bend sable
three eagles displayed argent.
5. S. EDMOND (YORPE), THORPE of NORFOLK,
added. Azure, three crescents argent.
6.* THOMAS KOK. Gules, fretty argent, over
all a fess sable. COCK.
7. SHYRLEY. Gules, a chevron chequy sable
and argent between three fleurs de lys or :
a marginal note by P. le Neve adds, this coat was
granted by Segar, Garter to Robert Shirley
citizen of London 10 of Sept. 1609 ; see my
book of Grants ^465 blotted. The coat was
confirmed and a crest granted by Segar.
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8. ROGER POWTRELL (or S. AMYS POL-LET,
knyght, added). Argent, a fess between three
cinqucfoyles pierced gules.
9.* JOHN BROWNFLETE, BROMFLETE (LORD
VESEY, added). Sable, a bend cotised fiory
counterflory or.
Folio 16.
i.* S. WYLYAM ARCHE. Gules, a double
arche in chief and a single arch in base argent,
the turrets or.
2. S. JOHN DE POPPHAM. Argent, on a chief
gules two bucks heads cabossed or, a besant for
difference ; quarterly with, gules, besantee and
a chevron argent.
3. Or, a cross patonce gules ; quarterly with,
or, three bendlets azure.
4. WYLLIAM DAMPORT (DAVENPORT, CHESH.,
added). Argent, a chevron between three
crosses botonnee fitchee sable, a bordure en-
grailed gules.
5.* HANEFORD. Argent, two bends undee
sable.
6.* WYLBURRY. Sable, crusily fitchee or,
three lyons rampant 2 and i argent.
7. SIR WYLLAM BOWET, NORFF. Argent,
three reindeers heads cabossed sable.
8. SIR WILYE SANDYS (HANTS., added).
Argent, a cross ragulee sable.
q.* S. WYLLAM BRENTK. Gules, a wyvern
sejant tail nowed argent. See also pp. 80, 259.
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Folio i6b.
1. RECHEMOND. Per fess gules and argent,
a cross patonce between four mullets all counter
coloured.
2. KYLNEY. Azure, a cross moline or.
3. SYR ROBRET SCHOTYSBROK. Ermine, on
a chief per pale dancettee or and gules, a cinque-
foyle pierced of the last. See also No. 2, f-44,
and No. 4, f.86.
4. SYR PERS TYLYOLL. Paly (6) or and gules,
a chief ermine.
5. S. JOHN CURSUNE OF FELTON. Gules,
two lyons passant argent, FELTON ; quarterly
with, CURSON, ermine, a bend counter compony
argent and sable.
6. NORWODE (KENT, added). Ermine, a
cross engrailed gules.
7. S. ( ) COYTYFE. Azure, a chevron
between three crescents or.
8. BABTTHORP. Sable, a fess between three
crescents argent.
9. SIR JOHN BOHUN. Or, a cross azure.
Folio 17.
i.* WYTTEHEDE. Azure, a chevron gules
(? or) between three bugles argent.
2. SIR THOMAS WODEVILE. Argent, two
bars and a quarter gules.
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3. SENT QEYNTON. Or, a chevron gules, a
chief vair.
4. BRAYBROKE. Argent, seven mascles con-
joined 3. 3. i. gules.
5.* S. SEVEANS (SEPTVANS, KENT, added).
Azure, three vans reversed 2 and i or.
6.* SYR THOMAS SEYNCCLER (ST. CLAIR).
Azure, an estoyle of 16 points or. SINCLAIR.
7. SIR ( ) SAKEVYLL. Quarterly or and
gules, a bend vair.
8. SIR WILLM. WALEYS. Gules, a fess ermine.
9.* SIR WYLLM. COGGSCHALE. Sable, a cross
between four escallops argent.
Folio 176.
i. SIR ALEN BUXHYLL. Or, a lyon rampant
azure, fretty argent.
2.* SIR ALEX GOLDYNGHAM. Argent, a bend
undee gules.
3. SIR COSTANTYN MARTYN. Gules, two bars
and in chief three mullets pierced all argent.
4. SIR ROBT. LOWTHER (WssTMORLD., added).
Or, six annulets 3. 2. i. sable.
5. SIR ( ) BECHAMP OF SOMERSET.
Gules, a fess between six martlets 3 and 3 or.
6.* SIR JOHN TRUSTHELL. Argent, a cross
pattee florettee gules. See No. 4, f.i8, for " a
nodyr TRUSSELL."
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7. SIR JOHN SWYNBORNE. Gules, crusily
and three swine heads couped paleways 2 and I
argent ; quarterly with, or, on a saltire en-
grailed sable an annulet of the first for difference.
8. SYR WYLLAM BERDEWELL (of WEST HAR-
LYNG, NORFOLK, added). Quarterly i and 4 ;
gules, a goat enbelif argent, horns or. 2 and 3 ;
per cross or and gules in the first quarter an
eagle displayed vert. PAKENHAM.
9. SIR ANDREW BOTTELER. Argent, three
covered cups in bend sable between two bendlets
gules ; quarterly with, gules, a cross argent, a
bordure engrailed or. See No. 3, f.i2&.
Folio 18.
1. SIR ROBT. ALESBURY. Azure, a cross
argent.
2. S. RYCHARD WALGRAVE. Per pale argent
and gules.
3. SYR JOHN TREBETT. Sable, three chev-
ronels ermine.
4. A NODYR TRUSSELL. Argent, a cross
pattee florettee gules, an annulet of the first ;
quarterly with, argent, five lozenges 3 and 2 gules.
5.* SIR WYLLAM GASCON (GASCOYNE, added).
Sable, three lucies heads erect 2 and i or.
6. SIR LAURENCE OF MERYBER. Coat cut
away. MERBURY.
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7. SIR WYLLAM Hoo. Quarterly sable and
argent.
8. SIR EDWARD PARENE or PARERRE (FER-
RERS). Quarterly, argent and sable.
9.* SIR (-
SOTYNLEY. Gules, a fess
ermine between three round buckles, tongues to
the chief, argent.
Folio i8b.
1. SIR HERRY HUSE. Ermine, three bars
gules.
2. SIR JOHN KYNGHLEY. Argent, a fess
sable.
3. PERS OSANNE. Purpure, a chevron en-
grailed between three fleurs de lys or.
4. SIR THOMAS BORTON. Coat cut away.
See No. i, i.zib.
5.* SIR BRYAN OF STAPYLTON (EBOR, added).
Argent, a lyon rampant sable, on the shoulder
a mullet of the first. BRYAN STAPYLTON. See
No. 8. f.ao.
6. SIR ( ) MALEVERER (EBOR, added).
Gules, three levriers courant in pale argent,
collared or.
7. SYR JOHN DOWNFREST (DOWYNFFREZST.)
Gules, on a bend cotised argent, three eagles
displayed vert, beaked and legged of the first.
8.* SIR JOHN SCHELLYNG. Azure, a chevron
engrailed between three martlets argent.
Nichell Hunt, erased.
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9. SIR FF. . . FEW WAREN (FitzWarren).
ruarterly per fess indented ermine and gules.
Folio 19.
i.* RYCHARD WODHERTTON. Gules, a chev-
ron argent between three lyons gambs erect and
erased sable.
2. ROBBES or ROWES. Lozengy argent and
gules, on a bend azure two annulets interlaced
of the first.
3.* SIR HENRY STRATFORDE VPON AVON.
Gules, a fess humettee or between three threstles
2 and i argent.
4. SIR ( ) BASKYRVELL. Argent, a
chevron gules between three fountains.
5.* SWYNFORD. Gules, three wheels 2 and i
or. Query ! Sir Payne Roet, father of that
Swinforde. See also No. 7, i.igb.
6. SIR WATER C LOFTON (SuFF., added).
Sable, on a bend argent cotised dancettee or,
an annulet of the first. See No. 3, f.22.
7. SIR RYCHARD NEVICLL. Gules, three
leopards faces jessant de lys argent.
8. SIR HARY HARCOURT. Gules, two bars or.
9. SIR THOMAS BLOUNT. Quarterly argent
and gules, on a bend sable three eagles displayed
or.
Folio igb.
i. THOMAS COLVILE. Or, on a fess gules
three lyons rampant argent.
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2.* S. LEWES JOHN (after called FITZ LEWIS
of ESSEX, added). Sable, a chevron between
three trefoyles slipped argent.
3.* SIR JOHN PECCHE. Azure, a lyon ram-
pant queue fourchee renowee ermine, crowned or.
4. SIR - ETTON (rather ECTON). Barry
(8) or and azure, on a quarter gules a cross
patonce argent.
5. SIR JOHN ECTON. Burulee (14) argent
and gules, on a quarter sable a cross patonce or.
6. GODFREY HYLTON. Argent, two bars
azure ; quarterly with, LASSELLS, argent, three
chaplets 2 and i gules.
7.* SWYNFORD. Argent, on a chevron sable
three boars heads paleways couped of the field,
a label of (3) . See No. 5, f.ig.
8.* SIR THOMAS THORELL (ESSEX, added).
Gules, a fess engrailed argent between three
bulls heads couped or.
9. S. DE SEYNT JOHN. Argent, a bend gules,
on a chief of the second two mullets vert.
Folio 20.
i.* CAVVNDISHE. Gules, three piles wavy
meeting in base argent. GERNON of CAVEN-
DISH, SUFF., added.
2. SHELTON. Azure, a cross or, written over
it MALBBY. NORFOLK added.
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3. PHILIP DEVEROS. Argent, a fess gules in
chief three torteaux. DEVEREUX.
4. ROSE OF KENDAL now WILM PARRE. Or,
three water bougets 2 and i sable.
5.* SENT MARTENS, ARMYS. Gules, a wheel
or.
6. JOHN MORTEMERE. Ermine, on a fess
azure three crosses sarcelly or, a label (3) gules.
See No. 4, i.^2b.
7. WYLLM. BRYTTE. Argent, crusily fitchee
and a lyon rampant gules.
8. SIR BRYAN STAPILTON (BOR., added).
Argent, a lyon rampant sable, on the shoulder
a mullet gules ; quarterly with, gules, a lyon
rampant argent. See No. 5, f.i86.
9. BRERETON, CHESHIRE. Argent, two bars
sable.
Folio 2ob.
1. SIR JOHN BVERICHE (BEVERIDGE.) Per
pale gules and vert, a lyon rampant argent.
2. SIR PHILIP THORNBURY (written Chorn-
bury). Azure, crusily or and three crescents
2 and I argent.
3. SIR RICHARDE VERNON. Argent, fretty
sable, a quarter gules.
4.* REYNFORD. Gules, a chevron engrailed
argent between three fleurs de lys of the last ;
quarterly wilh, gules, six eagles displayed or.
See page 160.
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5. SYR WYLLM TEMPEST. Argent, a bend
engrailed between six martlets all sable.
6. JOHN HALIS. Sable, on a chevron be-
tween three lyons rampant argent, a crown
gules.
7. SIR JOHN KESAL. Per pale or and azure
a fess counter-coloured. A CUSACK Coat.
8. DE LA BERE (HEREF., added.) Azure,
a bend double cotised or, between six martlets
3. 3. argent.
9. SYR THOMAS TERELL (Essex, added),
Argent, two chevrons azure a bordure engrailed
gules.
Folio 21.
i. SIR JOHN COKAYNE OK DERBY. Vert,
two bars or.
2.* SIR JOHN WOLFE. Argent, a chevron
sable between three wolf heads erased of the
second, each gorged with a coronet or. See
page 276.
3. JOHN STAFFORD. Or, a chevron gules, and
a quarter ermine ; quarterly with, gules, a chief
azure over all a lyon rampant or.
4. SYR ( ) PORTER. Argent, a saltire
engrailed gules.
5. LILLE. Sable, a fess between two chev-
rons or.
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6. GRAY (TALBOT, VISCOUNT LILE, added).
Gules, a lyon rampant argent, a label (3) azure,
a bordure engrailed of the second, impaling
BEAUCHAMP (with a crescent sable) quartering,
NEVILL.
7.* JOHN VERNEY. Gules, three (lucies ?)
naiant in pale proper.
8.* SIR JOHN HASELEY. Argent, a fess gules
between three hasel nuts slipped vert.
9. SYR RYCHARD ATTE LEES. Gules, a cross
crosslet ermine.
Folio 2ib.
pile
1. SYR WYLI.AM BORTON. Gules, a
argent, a crescent for difference or.
2. SIR DAVYD ROUCLYFF (BOR., added).
Argent, on a chevron between three lyons heads
erased gules, a chess-rook or.
3. Roos OF INGMANTHORP. Azure, three
water bougets 2 and i or.
4. GRAY. Barry (6) argent and azure, in
chief three torteaux.
5. GRAY. Barry (6) argent, and azure, on a
bend gules three leopards faces reversed jessant
de lys or.
6. GRAY. Barry (6) argent and azure, on a
bend gules three martlets or.
7. GRAY. Barry (6) argent and azure, a
label (3) gules.
8. SIR ( ) WATERTON (EBOR., added)
Barry (6) argent and gules, three crescents 2
and i sable.
9.* SIR PERCYVVALL ( SANDON ) SOWDAN.
Paly wavy (6) argent and sable ; quarterly with,
gules, a Sowdan's head argent. See also page 31.
Folio 22.
1. SIR RAFF ROCHEFORD. Per cross or and
gules, a bordure sable ; quarterly with, gules, an
eagle displayed or.
2. JOHN STANLEY (see No. 7. (.lib.) Argent,
on a bend azure three bucks heads cabossed or ;
quarterly with, argent, on a bend azure three
mullets or.
3. SIR WAT CLOPTON (SuFF., added). Sable,
on a bend argent, cotised dancettee or, an
annulet of the field. See No. 6, f.ig.
4. GRANTSON. Paly (6) argent and azure, on
a bend gules three mullets or.
5. GRANTSON. Paly (6) argent and azure, on
a bend gules, three eagles displayed or.
6. GRAY. Barry (6) argent and azure, a bend
compony or and gules.
7. SIR WILLIAM WYSAM. Sable, a fess be-
tween six martlets 3 and 3 argent.
8.* STANDYSCH (LANC., added). Azure,
three standing dishes 2 and i argent, a label (3)
or. See page 162.
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9.* SIR JOHN TREVVETT (TRIVET, added).
Argent, a trivet sable.
Folio 22b.
bend
1. SIR JOHN CURSON. Ermine, a
counter-compony argent and sable.
2. ROBERT CURSON. Gules, billette"e or, on
a bend of the second three escallops sable.
3. JOHN HORE (or Here). Sable, three cinque-
foyles argent, pierced gules.
4. WAKHERST. Argent, a pale azure, im-
paling, SCELES otherwise called JOYNOUR ; gules,
on a chevron engrailed argent between three
falcons of the second membered or, a trefoyle
azure, a bordure engrailed of the second.
5. WAKEHURST quartering JOYNOUR as the
last, but without the trefoyle.
6.* OSBARYNE. Per chevron gules and azure
three whelk shells 2 and i or ; impaling, quarterly
or and ermine a cross engrailed gules.
7. CHAMBYRLAN. Argent, a chevron be-
tween three leopards' faces gules.
8.* HOLLTT. Argent, three fleurs de lys
azure.
9. KELCY (BRAKELEY, added). Chequy ar-
gent and gules, on a bend azure three billets or.
Folio 23.
i. JOHN HERON. Gules, a chevron engrailed
argent, between three herons of the last.
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2.* WILLIAM ROSE, Merchaunt. Gules, on a
chevron or, between three horse shoes argent,
as many roses of the field ; and ys wyffe, viz. :
3. Paly (6) argent and sable, on a bend or,
three broad arrows reversed azure. (Hatheway
bore pheons azure).
4. JOHN MAHON (MoauN, added). Ermine,
a maunch gules.
r 5. SYR WILLM. FYLOLL, WILTS. Vair, and a
quarter gules.
6. KERRY TRENCHARDE (SOMERSETSHIRE,
added). Azure ; impaling, paly (6) sable and
argent. Probably a mistake for per pale argent
and azure, in the first three palets sable.
7. S. J. GYFORDE. Gules, three lyons passant
(? gardant) argent, iij. lybards passant sylver.
8.* JOHN T[AR]LETON. Sable, a saltire or be-
tween four crosses formee argent.
9. TONGRA. Or, three broad arrows azure ;
quarterly with, argent, on a bend azure three
lyons rampant or, all within a bordure sable.
Folio 236.
i. SENT PETER OF EXETER. Gules, a sword
erect proper surmounted of two keys in saltire
or. See Tanner's Notitia.
2.* YE ABBOT OF HARTLAND (DEVON, added).
Argent, a buck's head cabossed azure, attires
gules, enfiled by a crosier erect or. (Page 164.)
See Tanner's Notitia.
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3.* YE ABBOT OF BOKFASTCLAY. Azure, a
bucks head cabossed proper, attires argent,
enfiled by a crosier or. See Tanner.
4. MASTR. BORTON. Or, a cross quarter
pierced azure.
5. COP(LE)STON OF DEFNSCHYR. Argent, a
chevron engrailed gules between three leopards
faces sable.
6. TYRGKHAM (q. KIRKHAM, added). Azure,
a saltire engrailed argent.
7. TRUSSBUT. Azure, three water bougets
or. Quartered by Ros.
8. PETERBOROUGH MONASTERY. Gules, two
keys in saltire or.
9.* WILLIAM BARLOWE. Argent, on a bend
engrailed azure, three greyhounds heads erased
of the field, the first collared and garnished with
an annulet or. See Nos. 7 and 8, f.24.
Folio 24.
1. YE ABBOT OF BELAND (BYLAND, EBOR.,
added). Quarterly argent and gules, a crosier
in bend or. See Tanner's Notitia.
2. RICHARD BYFLETE OF HAMSHIRE. Azure,
two swords in saltire proper, between four
fleurs de lys or ; quarterly with, gules, a chevron
between three hawk's lures or ; impaling, argent
a chevron azure, on a chief of the second two
mullets pierced of the first. See No. i, 1.496,
and No. 4, f.io2&.
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3. SPYLMAN OF WALDEN in Essex. Sable,
two bars argent between as many mullets in
chief, and in base an annulet, all or.
4. DAVVYLLE (now TYRIXGHAM, added).
Azure, fretty or.
5. PAPENHAM. (nowe TYRINGHAM, BUCKS.,
added). Barry (6) argent and azure, on a bend
gules three mullets pierced of the first. PAKEN-
HAM.
6.* CATTESBY. Argent, two lyons passant in
pale sable, crowned or.
7. SENT. ASAFFE, the SEE. Azure, a key
surmounted of a crosier in saltire both or ; im-
paled on the dexter by BARLOWE, No. 9, i.2$b.
8. ARMYS OF ROCHESTER, the SEE. Azure.
on a saltire gules an escallop or ; impaled on the
dexter by BARLOWE, No. 9, i.2^b.
Note by Peter Le Neve : (Nos. 7 and 8 :) qre.
St. DAVIDS or Lontaff or St. Asaph rather all
three altered now, but is S. Asaph, for William
Barlow was Bishop of St. Asaph in the ayth
year of King Henry 8, after of St. Davids same
year and after of Rochester, and after of Lincoln.
9. LANGHAM OF KEBERLE IN NORFOLK
(Kimberley). Argent, three chevronels gules,
on the second an annulet or. Qre. of Langham
in Sufi, and Tanfeld in Essex, added. See
No. 9, i.26b.
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Folio 246.
i. JOHN PURY and MORE. Argent, on a fess
between three martlets sable as many mullets
pierced of the first ; quarterly with, MORE (ist
wife) gules, a chevron or between three martlets
sable.
2.* JOHN PURY OF BARKSHIRE. Argent, on
a fess between three martlets sable as many
mullets pierced of the first. See next page
for the arms of his 3rd wife.
3.* SWANNE (2nd wife of John Pury). In a
shield in the MS. ; azure, a fess wavy or between
three cygnets proper, membered gules.
4. PILKYNGTON. Argent, a cross patonce
voided gules.
5. Sable, a lyon rampant argent.
6. Paly (6) argent and gules, on a bend sable
three mullets or.
7.* ROBERT BERNARD. Sable, two grey-
hounds addorsed respectant argent, in the centre
chief point a bulls head cabossed of the second.
See page 165.
8.* Wus. WHYTEHELL. Per pale argent and
sable, a leopards face or, jessant de lys counter-
coloured. See page 165.
9.* THOMAS COSYN. Azure, a lyon rampant
queue forchge renewed or, guttee de sang,
crowned argent.
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Folio 25.
i.* LISLE (3rd wife of John Pury, No. 2,
In a shield in the MS. ; or, on a chief azure three
lyoncelles rampant of the first.
2. MICHELL CARVANELL. Argent, on a fess
azure three crosses patee of the first, in chief as
many leopards faces gules, the base fretty of the
last, sic.
3. Per pale azure and sable, a lyon rampant
argent, membered gules ; impaling, sable, three
spear heads erect 2 and i argent.
4. SIR PIERS ARDERN, knyght of Yorkshire.
Paly (6) or and gules, on a chief argent three
lozenges of the second, on the centre lozenge
a chess-rook of the first.
5. DAUNAY in Com. Ebor (CowicK, added).
Argent, on a bend cotised sable three annulets
of the first.
6. THOMAS DELELOWND. Azure, four bars
argent, a crescent for difference of the first.
7. ROBT. INGILTON. Argent, crusily fitche'e
(5) and a chevron sable, between three gryphons
heads erased azure ; quarterly with (BALL ?)
argent, a chevron sable between three fire balls
proper.
8. Paly (6) argent and azure, a mullet of the
first for difference ; quarterly with, STRELLEY
(Qre. Shaw), gules, a chevron between three
mascles all ermine ; on an escocheon of pretence.
ARUNDELL, azure, six hirondelles (or martlets)
3. 2. i. argent.
9. BEKE. Gules, a cross moline ermine.
Folio 256.
1. COORTE (Courte). Quarterly, i and 4 ;
paly (6) or and vert, on a chief of the first an
eagle displayed sable. 2 and 3 ; per cross gules
and or, a mullet argent, quarterly with, or a
fess between two chevrons gules.
2. SIR HENRY STONARD, knyght of Cornwall
in Edward the secunde hys tyme. Sable, a
chevron argent between three plates ; quarterly
with (MICHELSTOWE), sable three wings 2 and i
argent.
3. SIR JOHN BROCAS. Sable, a lyon rampant
gardant or ; quarterly with, WARREN, chequy or
and azure.
4.* MONS. BARNARD BROCAS, M. de Buk-
hounds Rx. Sable, a lyon rampant gardant
or ; quarterly with, sable, two lyons couchant
gardant, cowed argent, membered gules.
5. SIR JOHN STONARD, chief justice in the
daies of King Edward the third : fader to
Harry Stonard (see No. 2). Azure, a fess
dancettee and a chief or.
6. IYNGGYLTHORP (NORF., added). Gules, a
cross engrailed argent ; quarterly with, argent,
on a fess dancettee sable three besants. INGLE-
THORP.
7. Argent, a fess sable, between three lozenges
azure.
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8. Per fess or and argent, over all a lyon
rampant azure, debruised of a bar^gemelles gules.
9.* REEDE (added). Azure, a gryphon seg-
reant or, a mullet argent.
Folio 26.
i.* BRAMPTON. Azure, three round buckles
tongues to the dexter, or. See No. 9, i.82.
2. WYLLIAM BURTON. Ermine, a fess sable,
a chief counter compony or and of the second.
3. S.( )KYNARDYSLY. Vert, a chevron sable
(sic) between three leopards faces or.
4.* Azure, three (herring ?) naiant in pale
argent, a bordure ermine. ''Vatter is Erin,"
added ; ? intended for Walter Herring.
5. Paly (6) sable and argent, on a chevron
gules, a cross crosslet or.
6. HYDE OF ESSEX. Argent, a chevron gules
between two mullets in chief sable and in base
a cinquefoyle pierced of the second.
7. Argent a fess gules between three bucks
heads cabossed sable.
8. Argent, crusily and three roses 2 and i
gules.
9. (ARCHDEACON, DEVON, added). Argent,
three chevronels sable, on the first a crescent
gold. Richard larchedeken also added.
Folio 26b.
I. Per fess argent and gules, a martlet for
difference sable.
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2* Azure, a cross engrailed argent, between
four fleurs de lys ermine.
3.* S. JOHN WROTH. Gules, three lyons
rampant argent, a quarter sable fretty or.
4. CODYNGTOX. Gules, a cross argent fretty
azure.
5. Argent, three bars wavy azure.
6. Argent, a chevron sable between three
rooks proper.
7. Argent, a fess double cotised gules ; quar-
terly with, azure, a chevron argent between
three doves proper beaked and legged gules.
8. SANTCLO. Argent, on a bend sable three
annulets or, a label (3) gules.
9. LANGHAM. Argent, three chevronels gules,
an annulet or ; impaling BARDOLLFE, argent,
on a chevron between three fleurs de lys sable,
a mullet of the first. See No. 9. (.24.
Folio 27.
1. ROBERT KEYNES. Vair, three bars gules.
2. HARCORT. Argent, on a chevron sable
three escallops of the first.
3. WAKE. Or, a fess gules in chief three
torteaux.
4.* DANYELL (CHESSHYRE, added). Argent,
a pale fusily^sable.
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5. JOHN WELASONE (WOLASTON, added) of
Lelande. Argent, on a bend sable three pheons
2 and i of the first ; quarterly with, NEWTON,
azure, two shin bones saltireways argent.
6. DABRICHCOURT. Barry (6) gules and er-
mine, a bordure of the second. Sometimes
blasoned ermine three bars humettee gules.
7. CHYDEOKE. Gules, a false escocheon be-
tween eight martlets bordurewise argent.
8.* PLESCY. Gules, six annulets 3. 2. i. or.
9. CHANDOS. Or, a pile gules.
Folio 2jb.
i.* SVMKYN EYYR. Gules, a porcupine
saliant argent, quills barry of the second and
sable, collar ring and chain or. Lord Mayor of
London, 1445.
2.* BETYLSSGATE. Or, on a bend sable three
mallets argent.
3.* BREKNOCKE. Argent, a chevron sable
between three - - of the second, guttee d'eau ;
impaling, azure, two bars gemelles and a
chief or.
4. LONDON. Argent, three cinquefoyles 2
and i pierced sable.
5. BRACAYS. Chequy argent and azure, on
a fess of the first three lyons passant sable.
6.* Vert, a fess flory counterflory or. (RICHARD
FRANCEYS.)
7. Argent, on a bend azure three annulets or.
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8. Per fess sable and gules, paly (4) counter
coloured, over all a saltire argent.
9.* Ermine a cross formee throughout gules.
See page 171.
Folio 28.
1. WELLYNGTON. Ermine three bendlets
azure.
2. WALLYNGTON. Paly wavy (6) meeting in
point argent and sable, oil a chief gules a saltire
or.
3. BOKYNGHAM. Azure, on a chevron gules,
three crescents argent, in chief a dolphin naiant
embowed of the last.
4* Per chevron argent and sable three
guttees d'or (sic) 2 and i. See page 171.
5. Argent, a gryphon segreant azure, mem-
bered or.
6.* CORBET. Or, two " caws " in pale sable.
7. LECHE. Ermine, on a chief dancettee
gules, three crowns or, a bordure sable.
8. NEWTON. Sable, two shin bones in saltire
argent.
9. FYNCHEHAM. Sable, three bars ermine.
Folio 2Sb.
i.* THOMAS JAY. Sable, three Midas heads
2 and i argent, crowned or.
2.* DUFFELD. Sable, a chevron argent be-
tween three doves proper beaked and legged
argent.
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3. HARPELEY. Barry (10) argent and or,
over all three chevronels engrailed sable.
4.* CLAXTON. Gules, on a fess between
three hedgehogs passant argent, an ace of
hearts of the first.
5.* S. RICHARD CORBET. Or, a caw sable.
6. WYLLIAM HAWT. Or, a cross engrailed
gules ; quarterly with, per pale azure and gules,
a lyon rampant queue forchee argent, guttce de
poix.
7. ASPALLE (SuFF., added). Azure, three
chevronels or.
8. ROSSE. Argent, three bars gules, a bend
engrailed sable.
9. TYLNEY (of Boston, Lines., added). Argent
a chevron between three gryphons heads erased
gules.
Folio 29.
i. RAYNES. Chequy or and gules, a quarter
ermine.
2.* JOHN DE SANT. ALBON. Azure, a chevron
gules (? or) between three loving cups or.
3. SIMON FRANCES. Gules, a saltire between
four crosses botonnee or.
4. BOSELEY. Argent, three torteaux, a label
(3) azure.
5.* METFORD. Azure, a chevron argent be-
tween three moles (? proper vel argent). See
page 174.
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6.* LE SR. GOLOFRE. Barry undee (6)
argent and gules, on a bend sable three bezants.
7. THORP. Azure, three crescents 2 and i
argent " of Ashwellthorp in Norff. quartered by
Tylney of Boston," added.
8. HYLLARY (quartered by TYLNEY, added).
Argent, crusily fitchee and three fleurs de lys 2
and i sable, a bordure of the last.
9. BANYARDE. Sable, a fess between two
chevrons or.
Folio 2()b.
i. GARNYSHE. Argent, a chevron azure,
between three escallops sable.
2.* S. AMYAS PALLET. Gules, three swords
conjoined in fess, points to the dexter and sinister
chief and base proper.
3. Gules, a lyon rampant gardant or, collared
azure, over all a bendlet of the last.
4. WYLLIAM MORREYS. Barry undee (8)
ermines and argent.
5.* THOMAS CHAMBERS. Sable, three goats
courant in pale within a bordure engrailed, all
argent.
6. BURGHHEPE. Argent, a chevron azure.
7. JOHN TERELL. Argent, two chevrons
azure and a bordure engrailed (of the last ?).
8. JOHN TERELL. Gules, on a chevron en-
grailed argent, three dolphin naiant embowed
azure.
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9.* JOHN MONPYSSON. Argent, a lyon ram-
pant sable.
Folio 30.
1. MONCHENSY. Or, three false escocheons
2 and i, barry (6) gules and vair.
2. ROBT. OF CLYDERHAWE (Cletheroe). Gules,
a saltire or, a label (3) argent.
3. JOHN BAWD. Gules, three chevronels
argent.
4. JOHN FRANCES. Ermine, three bars sable.
5. JOHN FEEW. Argent, on a chevron sable,
an escallop of the first. The name perhaps Jues,
or Ives.
6. ALEN CAWTHORPP. Argent, a fess between
three escallops gules.
7. S. THOMAS BOROWGH, knyght, lord of
Gaynsburgh. Azure, three fleurs de lys 2 and
I ermine ; quarterly with, or, a lyon rampant
azure, quartering, or, three pallets sable.
8. WYLLM. PEPE (POPE). Argent, two chev-
ronels gules, on a quarter of the second an
escallop or, all within a bordure gold.
9. PURCELL. Argent, two bars undee gules
over all on a bend sable three boars heads couped
of the first ; quarterly with, argent, three bends
azure, on a quarter sable, a lyon passant of the
first.
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Folio 306.
1. AMERLE LE H. (? lr). Barry (6) azure and
argent guttees de sang, a bordure of the second :
might be blasoned, argent guttees de sang, three
bars humettee azure.
2. JOHN HUNTE. A cross patonce a bordure
gules, besantee. Imperfect.
3.* WYLLY. Argent, three gryphons passant
in pale sable, semee of trefoyles slipped vert.
See page 176.
4.* WYNSELOWE OF CEZ HECHE. Gules, a
bend lozengy argent and of the first.
5.* BAWDEWYNNE TUTESBERY. Per bend
argent and sable, five fusils in bend or, between
six lyoncelles counter-coloured of the field.
6. THOMAS PALMER. Or, two bars gules, on
a bend of the second three trefoyles slipped
sable (sic).
7.* THOMAS CHAMBYR. Argent, on a chief
indented gules a lyon passant or.
8. WYLLM. BURNS. Quarterly ermine and
gules.
9. RYCHARD Roos. Sable, on a bend argent
three sixefoyles or (sic).
Folio 31.
i.* JOHN DURANT. Argent, on a chevron
azure between three bugle horns sable, leathered
of the second, garnished or, a mullet gules (A
note by le Neve ? if not Forester of Rutland
see Wright).
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2* WALTER HAKE. Azure, three ^hake
hauriant 2 and i argent ; quarterly with, argent,
three boars heads fessways erased or.
3.* WYLLM. PAKYNHAM. Sable, crusily
fitchee and a stork passant argent, beak and
legs or.
4. THOMAS CLEKVAUX (EBOR., added). Sable,
on a saltire or a cinquefoyle pierced of the field.
5.* THOMAS DUNNE. Azure, a double
headed eagle displayed argent, charged on the
breast with an escocheon gules thereon a leopards
face or ; all within a bordure of the last. See
page 178.
6. HALSTHALE. Argent, three dragons heads
2 and i erased azure ; quarterly with, gules,
three unicorns heads couped 2 and i or.
7. VENABLES (CHESHIRE, added). Azure, two
bars argent.
8. JOHN DUNHED. Argent, a lyon rampant
within a bordure engrailed all gules.
9. GEFERY CURTES. Per fess azure and gules,
a fess dancettee argent, between three ducal
crowns 2 and i or.
Folio 316.
1. WETNALE (CHESHIRE, added). Vert, a
cross engrailed ermine.
2. BREWYS. Argent, a bend gules, a bordure
counter-compony or and azure ; quarterly with.
azure, crusily and a lyon rampant or.
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(COKESAY). . Argent, on a
bend azure three cinquefoyles or, pierced gules.
4. ALEN. Sable, three lozenges 2 and i or.
5. CLYFFORD. Chequy or and azure, a less
gules, a bordure of the first.
6.* BARKER. Gules, a cross patonce or, over
all a chevron argent, charged with five annulets
sable.
7.* AKASTIR. Argent, on a chevron azure
three acorns erect slipped or.
8.* ARMES OF CLAREL. Gules, six martlets
3. 2. i. argent.
9.* HERTOPT (PHartup, added). Sable, three
fish heads erect and erased 2 and i argent, i
i.* FYNEUX
Folio 32.
(FYNEWYS.)
Vert, a chevron
between three crowned eagles displayed or.
2.* MYNET. Azure, three escallops 2 and i
or.
3.* DODDYNGSELL (D'ODDINGSELL). Argent,
four fusils conjoined in pale gules, a bordure
sable bezantee. See page 180.
4. LE CONESSTABLE DE HlJLDERNESSE
(EBOR., added). Barry (6) or and azure.
5. MUSGRAVE LE S. R. (WESTMORLAND.
added). Azure,"six annulets 3. 2. i. or.
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6. SABYLTON, LE S. Argent, three swords
conjoined at the hilt points to the dexter and
sinister chief and base gules. STAPLETON.
7.* PEWPE. Gules a leg in armour erect
argent, garnished or. See No. 2, 1.826.
8. PEWPE. Azure, two bars and in chief
three roses all argent.
9.* PEWPE. Argent, three horses heads
couped sable, gorged with a collar wreathy or
and sable.
Folio 326.
i. Per cross or and gules, in the first and
fourth a fleur de lys sable, a bordure of the
third besantee.
2.* CLERKE, JUSTYS. Argent, a chevron
vert between three lilies (? columbines) azure,
slipped of the second ; impaled with, azure,
billet tee and a cross argent. Probably for
STANGRAVE.
3.* Name erased. Sable, a chevron en-
grailed or between three butterflies argent.
See another, No. 4, f.57b.
4.* BOULONQUE (FRANCE, added). Or, a
) gules. See Add. MS. 35,346, f.ig,
borne by Baudoyer le connestable, a chevalier
of the round table.
5.* SANT POL (FRANCE, added). Gules, three
palets vair, on a chief or, a label (5) of the first.
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6. BOURBON, FRANCE. Azure, florette'e or,
and a has ton gules.
7. FLANDRES (COUNTY, added). Or, a lyon
rampant sable.
8. HAYNAU(L)T (COUNTY, added). Per
cross or, four lyons rampant, the first and
fourth gules, the second and third sable.
9. ATHANAS (? ATHENS.) Gules, a cross
quarter pierced ermine.
Folio 33.
I. LUXEMBOURGH (FRANCE, added). Burulee
(12) argent and azure, over all a lyon rampant
gules.
2.* LEMBOURE. Argent, a lyon rampant
queue forchee gules, crowned or.
3. FRESNES. Argent, a lyon rampant sable,
armed gules.
4. BRETAYGNE (Earl, Duke, FRANCE, added).
Ermine.
5.* ARTOYS, County or city. Azure, florettee
or, a label (3) gules on each file two castles of
the second.
6. ENGHIEN. Gyronny (10) argent and sable,
on each of the second, three crosses crosslet or.
7. ANIO (ANjou, FRANCE, added). Azure,
florettee or, a bordure gules.
8. ROCHELI. Cut out.
9. BRIENNE. Azure, billettee and a lyon
rampant or.
Folio 336.
1. SAINT SIEURIN (Severin). Argent, a fess
gules. Austria, the reverse, see No. 6, f.34.
2. ARDERE (FRANCE, added). Gules, a mullet
of sixteen points argent.
3. LUMESIN (FRANCE, added). Azure, three
lyons rampant 2 and i or.
4. CASTYLL. Argent, a lyon rampant pur-
pure (LEON) ; quarterly with, CASTILE, gules, a
castle triple turretted or.
5. NAVARE. Gules, the Navarrese net or ;
quarterly with, BOURBON, azure, florettee or,
over all a baston gobony argent and gules.
See also No. 6, f.2.
6. TARENNE (TORANTO, ITALY, added). AR-
DERE as No. 2 ; quarterly with, or, a bugle,
leathered azure, over all on a lozenge, bendy
(6) in base argent and gules, a fess or, on a
chief argent a cinquefoyle pierced gules. But
see URSINO, No. 8. ^34.
7. GENEVE (COUNTY, added). Or, a cross
quarter pierced azure.
8. LE Due WYET, S. de BUSLAU (BRESLAU).
Cut out.
9. LE Due DE SABRON. Gules, a lyon ram-
pant argent. SABRAN.
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Folio 34.
i. LESUAUX. As ARDERE, No. 2, f-33& :
Quarterly with, OLD FRANCE, azure, florettee or.
I 2. FOYS, COUNT, added (Foix). Or, three
palets gules ; quarterly with, or, two bulls
couchant in pale gules.
3. MESESIN. Or, a lyon rampant gules,
semee of mullets of the second, a bordure of
the first (sic) powdered also with mullets
alternately, or and azure, all of eight points
estoyles may be intended, MESSINA.
4. BAVIARE (Due her. added). Barry bendy
(6) argent and azure.
|f- 5. HONGUERIE (KINGDOM OF HUNGARY,
added). Burulee (12) argent and gules. See
No. 2, i.ib.
6. OSTRREE (AUSTRIA, added). Gules, a
fess argent.
7. SAVOYK (Due, added). Gules, a cross
argent.
I 1 * 8. URSINO (ITALY, added). Argent, in base
three bendlets gules, in the chief per fess of the
first and or, a cinquefoyle of the second pierced
gold ; see lozenge in No. 6, f-33&. An alternate
blazon, or on a chief argent a cinquefoyle
pierced gules, dimidiated in base with, argent,
three bendlets gules.
9. LANGLE. Quarterly per fess indented or
and azure.
Folio 346.
I. BOYDON. Gules, fretty or quarterly with,
ermine.
2.* WEMME (BOTILER of WEMME, added).
Gules, a fess chequy argent and sable between
six crosses formee fitchee at the feet or.
3. Sr. TH. COLVYLL OF NORTHPOYS. Or, on
a fess gules three lyoncelles rampant argent.
4. TAVRNEER, added (TAVERNER). Argent,
on a cross engrailed gules five crescents or. See
also No. 7, 1.43.
5. BRAYBROKE. Or, fretty sable, on a
chief of the second three bezants, SAINT AMAND ;
quarterly with, BRAYBROKE, argent, seven
mascles conjoined 3. 3. i. gules.
6. WAT HALYSNAKYS. Argent, a chevron
sable, between three trefoyles slipped vert ;
quarterly with, argent, two lyons passant in pale
sable. Halyax, No. 2, f.4oi.
7.* EVIAS. Sable, a fess or between three
cinquefoyles pierced ermine.
8. YEVELTONE. Argent, two bars undee
sable, a crescent for difference.
9. MORE. Barry (6) argent and azure ;
quarterly with, azure fretty argent.
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i. MASTYR HALYS. Gules, two bars wavy
argent between seven torteaux 3. 3. i. on a
quarter azure, a stag's head couped at the neck
or.
2.* WYMOUR. Argent, a chevron between
three (hinds ?) heads erased all gules.
3. DICCON (DiCTON). Sable, a pile argent,
over all a chevronel gules.
4.* THOMAS MOUNDZ. Argent, a wing erect
sable, over all a baston or.
5. JOHN ESMON. Ermine, a saltire engrailed
sable. (Estmond).
6.* JOHN ALLINGHAM. Per chevron gules
and sable, three eagles heads erased argent,
beaked or.
7.* JOHN BOLNROWN. Sable, on a chief
argent a cross flory of the first.
8.* MAYSTON. Argent, a chevron or (? gules)
between three hedgehogs passant sable. MAYN-
STON.
9. WHATTON. Ermine, on a fess gules three
escallops sable (sic).
Folio 356.
1. CLAYPOLL. Ermine, a chief bendy (4) or
and azure, an annulet for difference sable.
2. DEVEROSE. Argent, a fess gules in chief
three torteaux.
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3. LE FYZ JOHN. Quarterly or and gules, a
bordure vair.
4. SENT JOHN. Argent on a chief indented
gules, two mullets or.
5.* THOMAS WYSE. Argent, three wise men's
heads sable, wreathed or.
6. GRAUMFOKD (of SUSSEX, added). Gules,
a lyon rampant argent, a bordure engrailed
sable. Sec also page 19.
7. EVERAKD. Azure, on a bend argent three
crosses crosslet fitchee gules, a crescent of the
last.
8. TANFELD OF GAYTON (NORTHANTS.,
added). Argent, two chevronels between three
martlets 2 and I all sable, an annulet of the
first. See No. 7, .41.
9. WHYNTON. Gules, a fcss counter-com-
pony or and azure ; quarterly with, argent, a
chevron azure between three lyons heads erased
or.
Folio 36.
1. FUA SINS AVER (Hue sans Aver). Azure,
crusily and three crescents 2 and i or.
2. S. HOLYR (OLIVER) BURDET. Azure, two
bars or. See No. 6, f.ioafi.
3. WILLIAM NORWICH. Ermine, a fess en-
grailed azure: " q're if not the judge, see the
baronets' pedigree " added by Le Neve.
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4. S. JOHN DEFNECHIS (Devenish). Vert, on
a saltire engrailed argent between four crosses
crosslet fitche~e of the second, a fleur de lys or.
5.* THORLE (? Charles) SQUYER. Argent, on
a bend flory counterflory sable, three mullets (6)
pierced of the field.
6.* FARWEYE. Sable, a chevron between
three escallops argent.
7. BORTON. Ermine, a fess counter-compony
or and azure. The coat of ARDEX.
8. TRYSTLOW. Sable, three escallops 2 and i
argent.
9. HENRY [ELME]DEN. Argent, on a bend
sable three crescents of the field.
Folio 366.
i. Sable, a fess between three escallops a
bordure engrailed, all argent.
2.* Sable, three tortoise enbelif or, a bordure
argent entoyre of martlets of the first.
3. Sable, six fleurs de lys 3. 2. i. or, a bordure
engrailed argent.
4. Per fess azure and or, a lyon rampant
counter-coloured.
5. THROGMORTON. Gules, on a chevron ar-
gent three bars gemelles sable.
6. Vert, a chevron between three martlets
argent.
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7.* JOHN FFE JOHN (Fitz John). Azure, on
a bend sable between three heads couped at the
bust each encircled at the neck by a serpent all
argent, in chief, and in base as many gryphons
heads erased or, an annulet of the last.
8. ISELEY (KENT, added). Ermine, a bend
gules.
9. Sable, a cross between four martlets argent.
Folio 37.
1. Argent, fretty gules, on a chief of the
second, a crescent of the first.
2. Gules, on a fess crenellee (on the top)
argent, three trefoyles slipped vert.
3. Gules, a fess vaire argent and sable
between three boars heads 2 and i barways of
the third.
4. ENDERBY. Argent, six chevronels con-
joined 2. 2. 2. sable, in the centre chief point
three ermine spots 2 and i. This trick is pro-
bably intended for, argent three bars dancettee
sable, in chief a pale ermine.
5. Azure, two bars or, a demy lyon rampant
issuant from the first gules (sic).
6.* CHARLTON, WALES. Argent, a chevron
engrailed sable, between three gryphons heads
erased of the second.
7.* COSON. Azure, three roses 2 and I or,
leaved vert.
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8. Argent, a less between four martlets 3 and
I gules.
9. Azure, a bendlet gobony sable and gules,
between six escallops argent.
Folio 376.
i.* GENEVVYI,. Azure, three barnacles open
or, on a chief ermine a demy lyon rampant
issuant gules. See No. 7, f.66.
2. Argent, a chevron between three annulets
azure.
3.* Ermine, a fess or between three tortoise
embelif sable. [REPLEY.]
4. HILTON. Argent, two bars azure ; quar-
terly with, argent, three chaplets 2 and i gules ;
for LASCELLS, q're GREYSTOKE.
5. Lozengy sable and argent, a label (3)
ermine.
6.* FITZJAMYS. Azure, a dolphin embowed
argent.
7. Ros. Or, three water bougets 2 and I
sable.
8. JOHN RYPON, Serjeaunt at Armys, of Barks.
Chequy or and azure, on a fess argent three
birds sable ; quarterly with, sable, on a saltire
between four fleurs de lys or, five roses gules ;
impaling, argent, on a chevron between three
crosses crosslet fitchee sable, as many leopards
faces or.
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9.* ARDERNE. Gules, three crosses crosslet
fitchee or, a chief of the second, all within a
bordure ermine.
Folio 38.
1. Azure, a chevron between three roses
argent.
2. NYCOLAS CORNWELL. Azure, on a bend
sable (sic), three cinquefoyles pierced argent.
3. Sable, a lyon rampant argent, over all a
bendlet gobonny or and gules.
4. Ermine, on a fess azure, three crosses
moline or, a label (3) gules.
5. Argent, a fess sable between three cres-
cents or (? gules) a bordure engrailed of the
second.
6.* JOHN STANLEY OF WYVER. Sable, a fess
et demi argent, on the sinister a garb or, banded
gules. See also page 272.
7.* S. ROBERTE WARPECUPE (WARCUP, WEST-
MORLAND, added). Sable, three covered cups 2
and I argent.
8. Azure, a lyon rampant argent, billettee
gules.
9. Argent, on a chevron between three stags
lodged gules, a bugle stringed vert.
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1. RYCHARD WORSOP. Gules, a dexter hand
apaumee argent, between three cinquefoyles 2
and i pierced of the last.
2. RYCHARD (MARTEN). Gules, a chevron
ermine of three spots, in base a rose or.
3. WATR. DAUNDESEYE. Per pale or and
argent, two bars undee gules.
4.* WYLLM. BORTON. Sable, three drinking
troughs 2 and i argent, an escallop of the last
for difference.
5. TOCHET. Ermine, a chevron gules.
6. TOTEHYLL. Azure, two bars argent, in
the cantel a leopards face of the last.
7. EDMOND AP MERE(DI)TH. Per pale gules
and sable, two gryphons segreant respecting
each other argent. See also page 72.
8. SHYRLEY. Gules, on a bend argent three
eagles talons sable.
9.* S. Wt. ARDEN. Ermine, a fess chequy
or and azure ; quarterly with, sable, two viures
barways argent, all between seven estoyles
3- 3- i or.
Folio 39.
i. TRESAWELL. Argent, a boars head in fess
sable, between three mullets 2 and i gules.
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2* ASLAK, ROBT. (NORFOLK, added). Gules,
a chevron ermine, between three Catherine
wheels sable (sic).
3. JOHN WELL. Per pale gules and sable, a
bend argent.
4.* THOMAS STYKLEVEYE. Argent, three
asses passant 2 and i sable. (? STEWKLEY.)
5.* JOHN STRATON. Argent, a sable, as
in the illustration.
6. CAWESTON. Azure, three crescents or ;
quarterly with, sable, a cross engrailed ermine ;
perhaps the cross argent and guttee de poix.
7. PERNELL (Peynell). Chequy argent and
gules, on a chief of the first three mullets sable.
8. JOHN BLESBY. Argent, three mullets (6)
pierced or, a crescent for difference sable.
9. RAHER MAUNDHAM. Argent, on a quarter
sable, a trefoyle or ; a mullet of the last for
difference. (Coat similar to that of Agmondi-
sham.)
Folio 396.
i.* NYCH. BURSER. Vert, three boars heads
erect and erased 2 and I or, a riband sable.
2. ROBERT LANGTON. Quarterly azure and
or, a baston gules.
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3. RYCHARD HARYSON. Argent, a chevron
between three escallops, a bordure engrailed, all
sable.
4. CANTHYN. Gules, a chevron ermine be-
tween three pheons argent.
5. HENYNG LAWKYN. Sable, three mullets
argent, on a chief of the second, a demy lyon
rampant issuant gules.
6. PREWYS. Per saltire azure and gules, a
cross potent or.
7.* ROBERT EVERTON. Argent, a chevron
sable, between three pears pendant or (? gules)
a crescent of the last for difference.
8. S. WAT. GOLDYNGHAM. Barry undee (9)
gules and ermine, perhaps intended for gules,
three bars undee ermine.
9.* CLEMENT FYCHECOKE. Gules, a chevron
ermine, between three portcullises or.
Folio 40.
1. JOHN TALBOT. Argent, a lyon rampant
gules.
2. GILBERT. Argent, a fess sable, in the
cantel a round buckle tongue pendant gules.
3. THOMAS NEWDYKE. Paly (4) argent and
sable, on a bend gules five besants.
4.* HARRY KYRKTON. Argent, three mart-
lets 2 and i or (sic).
5. ROB. SYMEON. Gules, a fess or, between
three lyons passant 2 and i argent,
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6.* JOHN SEFFELLE. (" Qy. Scyvile," now
Savile). Argent, on a bend sable, three owls of
the field, a label (3) gules.
7. JOHN WYBERY. Sable, crusily bottonnce
fitchee or, and two lyons passant in pale argent ;
impaling, argent, a chevron sable between three
round buckles, tongues to the dexter, or. See
page 152.
8. MARTYN. Ermine, a cross gules.
9. WARBURTON (WAYBpRTON). Lozengy or
and sable.
Folio 4P&.
i. JOHN OKE. Argent, on a cross engrailed
gules five water bougets sable (sic).
2 * \VYLL HALYAX. Argent, a chevron sable
between three trefoyles slipped 2 and i vert.
See also No. 6, f-34/j.
3. MAST. ROBT. HUNTE. Vert, on a chevron
or, three bugles unstrung gules ; the tinctures
of the chevron and bugles reversed in trick.
4.* WYLL. PYTY. Sable, a chevron between
three shovellers 2 and i argent.
5.* WYLL. CONSTABYLL. Sable, crusily and
a cinquefoyle pierced or. $ee page 194.
6. KOKYSSEY (Cokesay). Argent, on a plain
bend azure, cotised dancettee gules, three
cinquefoyles or, pierced of the third.
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7.* ROBERT ACWORTH. Argent, a gryphon
segreant sable, beaked or.
8. HORME OF KENT (HORNE). Gules, three
bugle horns leathered sable (sic) ; quarterly
with, gules, crusily fitchee a chevron between
three garbs, all argent.
9. DEDERYK FOYS (Leys). Azure, six plates
3. 2. i, on a chief argent a demy lyon rampant
issuant gules.
Folio 41.
1. MORESBY. Sable, on a cross argent, an
annulet of the first, in the cantel a cinquefoyle
pierced of the second.
2. BYNLYTON. Argent, a chevron or (sic)
between three mullets sable (? Kinnerton).
3. WYLL FEYCE. Argent, four barrulets
azure.
4. MAYNWARON (CHESHIRE, added). Argent,
two bars gules.
5. *JOHN BARONDYE. Azure, a chevron
between three (does ?) heads couped argent.
6. S. PHILIP THORNBURY. Azure, crusily or
and three crescents 2 and i argent.
7. ROBT. TANFELD OF GAYTON. Argent, two
chevrons between three martlets 2 and i sable ;
quarterly with, argent, a chevron sable between
three lyons heads erased gules. See also No. 8,
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8. BRERETON, (CHESHIRE added). Argent,
two bars sable.
9. JOHN POOLE. Azure, a fess or, in chief
three leopards faces of the last.
Folio 416.
i. WALSCHE. Argent, a fess between six
martlets 3 and 3 all sable.
2.* STA(N)SUM. Argent, a unicorn passant
gules, horned or.
3.* BERTRAM MOUNBOCHIER. Argent, three
possenets 2 and i gules, a bordure sable
besant6e.
4. SYR DE GREY, Northumberland. Gules, a
lyon rampant argent, a bordure engrailed of the
last.
5. RAYNOLD CURTES. Argent, a chevron
sable between three bulls heads cabossed gules ;
quarterly with, gules, a chevron vair, a chief or.
6. JOHN HAMPTON. Argent, on a chevron
gules, between three cinquefoyles pierced azure,
as many besants.
7.* WYLL HUTOFT. Azure, a cross formed
throughout between four cinquefoyles pierced
or.
8.* FYNDERNE (DERB., added). Argent, a
chevron fracted sable, between three crosses
botonnee fitchee of the last. See pages 72 and
196.
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9. PENSTHON. Per bend sable and argent,
three roundles counter-coloured ; " ?if not born
by Pynchion of Writtle and Honychurche in
Essex." P. Le Neve.
Folio 42.
I.* MORLEY. Sable, a leopards face or
Jessant de lys argent.
2.* WYTHE (NORFOLK, added). Azure, three
gryphons passant or.
3.* BRESSYNGHAM. Sable, two wings ad-
dorsed argent.
4.* THOMAS ARBLASTER (of WYCHINGHAM,
NORFOLK, added). Ermine, an arquebus gules.
5. THOMAS PRESTON. Sable, a cross ermine
between four leopards faces or.
6. JOHN LONYE. Per chevron engrailed
sable and ermine. See LOVENEY, page 74.
7. BYTTEYNNE. Cut out.
8. JOHN CORKE. Gules, three estoyles chev-
ronwise argent between as many cinquefoyles
pierced 2 and i or.
9.* S. WYLLYAM TEMPEST. Argent, a bend
engrailed sable, between six martlets vel storm
finches of the last.
Folio 42 i.
i. NYCHOLAS HERVY. Barry undee (4) ar-
gent and sable, on a chief azure three crosses
formee fitchee or.
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2. SKYLLYNG. Argent, a chevron gules, on
a chief sable three besants.
3.* WYLLYAM GASCOYNE (of WELLES added).
Azure, a fess undee ermine between three crosses
forme'e fitchee 2 and i or. See page 197 and
below.
4. MORTEMER OF NORTHAMPTONSHIRE (in a
later hand). Ermine, a chevron and a chief
sable ; a crescent argent for difference ; quarterly
with, ermine, on a fess azure two crosses moline
or. See No. 6, f.20.
5.* HASYLFOTE. Argent, three trevets 2 and
i^sable.
6.* WILLIAM GASCOYNE OF WELLS (in another
hand). Argent, a chevron azure between three
bulls heads cabossed gules. See No. 3.
7. Argent, a fess between three mascles gules.
8.* THOMAS OULEGREVE. Azure, a fess en-
grailed argent, between three owls of the last.
9. HERT Cut out.
Folio 43.
1. RAUFF SEYNT LEGERE (Kent, added).
Azure, fretty argent, a chief gules (V).
2. KERRY COLK (COCK). Vaire or and azure,
a bend ermine ; quarterly with, or (gules) on a
bend argent, cotised sable, three fusils of the
first, i.e., gules.
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3.* (i) DYLA SUWYLL ; (2) MORYS AP DAVID
AP JEVAN ; (3) MORES AS AP DAVID. Sable,
three spear heads erect 2 and i argent, staves
eradicated or, between as many crescents i and
2 of the last.
4.* WACYS OF WAYNFLETE. Azure, a chev-
ron between three garbs or.
5. T. LYTTYLBURY alias diet. HORNE (LiNC.,
added). Quarterly, (i) ; gules, three lyons
passant argent. (2) ; argent, a chevron gules
between three nails sable, SEYNTCLOWE. See
No. q below. (3) ; gules, a gryphon segreant or,
BATTELL. (4) ; argent, billettee and a chevron
sable. LELHOME.
6. MORE DE LA MORE. Argent, a fess
dancettee paly (6) sable and gules, between
three mullets pierced of the second ; quarterly
with, CHALERE, argent, a fess between three
annulets gules.
7. TAVERNER. Quarterly i and 4 ; argent,
on a cross engrailed gules, five crescents or. 2
and 3 ; argent, three chevronels gules an annu-
let or, for difference ; quarterly with, argent, on a
chevron between three fleurs de lys sable, a
like fleur de Ivs for difference of the first.
8. COOKE OF ESSEX. Or, a chevron counter-
compony azure and gules, between three cinque-
foyles pierced of the second.
9.* T. LYTILBURY. Impaling SAINT LOWE as
in No. 5. See also page 239.
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1. W. WYSETOWE. Sable, three rams z and
I argent ; quarterly with, lozengy argent and
sable.
2. HORNE (KENT, added). Argent, on a
chevron gules, between three bugle horns
stringed sable, as many estoyles or.
3.* SCOTTE (KENT, added). Argent, three
Catherine wheels 2 and i sable, a bordure en-
grailed gules.
4. MANSTON (MAR. struck out). Gules, a
fess ermine between three mullets or.
5. VALANS. Paly wavy (4) or and gules.
6.* RAUFF ARUNDELL, qy if not a bastard
of FixzALAN. FITZALAN quartering WARREN
(W. Colyngrygge, struck out). Murrey, two
flaunches, the dexter per fess ARUNDEL and
WARREN, the sinister per fess WARREN and
ARUNDEL, as No. 7, f_4. For murrey or
purpure see also No. 8, i.i^b.
7. JOHN GRYGGE. Argent three fleurs de
lys and a bordure engrailed azure.
8.* MAKNEY. Sable, six keys 2. 2. 2 ad-
dorsed 2 and i argent.
: 9. ELKESFELD. Barry undee (6) argent and
sable.
Folio 44.
I.* C ESTBURY. Barry wavy (6) argent and
sable.
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2. SHOTESBROKE (BERKS., added). Ermine,
a chief per pale dancettee or and gules. See
No. 3, i.i6b. and No. 4, f.866.
3. Vaire argent and sable ; impaling, azure,
florettee and a lyon rampant argent.
4.* THOMAS DHURYSSE. Argent, a chevron
between three bulls heads cabossed gules ; im-
paling, argent, a bend cotised sable a bordure
engrailed of the last. (!PRES or CURTIS.)
5.* GEORGE BROWNE. Sable, three lyqn-
celles rampant in bend argent, between two
bendlets engrailed of the last.
6. JOHN BOKENHAM. Vert, a cross patonce
counter-compony argent and gules.
7. KNYVET OF BOKENHAM, Norfolk. Argon t,
a bend within a bordure engrailed all sable ;
quarterly with, CLYFFTON, chequy or and gules,
a bend ermine.
8. KNYVET OF WELDON, Northants. Argent.
a bend within a bordure engrailed all sabje ;
quarterly with, BASSETT, or, three palets gules
a bordure azure bezantee.
9. KNYVET OF WELDON. Argent, a bend
within a bordure engrailed all sable ; quarterly
with, FITZ OTES of MENDLESHAM, SUFFOLK,
bendy (6) or and azure, a quarter ermine.
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i.* DAWNAY, in Com. EBOR. Argent, on a
bend cotised sable three annulets of the first ;
quarterly with, gules, a Sowdan's head wreathed
argent, etc.
2. WESTON. Ermine, on a chief azure^five
besants barways. '.- i
3. DRYVVARD. Ermine, on a chevron sable
three crescents or.
4.* GEFFERAY WARTON. Argent, on a chief
gules a kingfisher of the first.
5. PERS BOTTLER. Sable, three covered cups
2 and i argent, a bordure or ; quarterly with,
sable a chevron engrailed or, between three
butterflies 2 and i argent.
6. THOMAS BOWHYTT (BOOTH). Argent three
boars heads 2 and i erect and erased sable, a
Catherine wheel of the last.
7.* RICHARD BERD. Argent, on a bend sable
three cross tau's of the first.
8. RANDAL OF BRERETON (CHESHIRE, added).
Argent, two bars sable, a crescent of the last for
difference ; quarterly with, argent, a fess between
three crescents gules.
9. DE LA MARE OF ALDERMARSTON (BERKS.,
added). Gules, two lyons passant in pale
argent ; quarterly with, ACHARD, or, a bend
fusily sable.
No folios 45 and 456.
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Folio 46.
1. FFvz-RAUFF. Argent, on a cross gules
five escallops or.
2. Argent, a fess between six martlets 3 and 3
gules.
3. Per saltire argent and azure.
4. Azure, three lyons passant in pale or.
5. BEAUCHAMP OF HATCH. Gules, a fess
between six martlets 3 and 3 or.
6.* KENERDEWE OF CORNEWALL. Sable,
three lamp holders pendant argent.
7. MASTER BARGANE (BERGAVENNY). Quar-
terly i WARREN, 2 NEVILLE, 3 CLARE quartering
AUDLEY (4) BEAUCHAMP ; rudely tricked.
No colours indicated.
8. SR. JOHN SAY. Per pale azure and gules,
three chevrons argent voided of the field.
9. SULYARD. Argent, a chevron gules be-
tween three pheons reversed 2 and i sable.
Folio 466.
1. BACON, added (\VATON originally in MS.).
Gules, on a chief argent two mullets pierced
sable.
2. GLAUMVYLE. Gules, a chevron azure (sic)
between three lyons rampant 2 and i argent.
3. BARYNGTON. Argent, three chevronels
gules.
4. HUNGATE (Ei?OR., added). Gules, a chev-
ron engrailed argent between three hounds
(talbots) erect of the second.
5. ANDREWS. Argent, on a bend sable three
mullets of the first.
6. THOMAS TALBOT DE MOLAHIDE. A lyon
rampant, a bordure gobony azure and or.
7. S. ROGER TOKETT. Arms not drawn.
8. JOHN EUSTACE. Arms not drawn.
9.* JOHN PEGIEZ. Azure, three billets or,
voided argent (sic), each charged with a pale
indented of the first. Combs are perhaps meant.
Folio 47.
1. FELDE. A lyon rampant, on his shoulder a
mullet (no tinctures), a bordure azure.
2. MASTER ANNE. Argent, on a bend sable
three martlets of the first ; quarterly with,
argent, three ermine spots between two che/-
ronels azure, all enclosed by three crosses patee
quadrat quarter pierced gules (this doubtful) ; im-
paling, gules, three lyons passant in pale argent.
3. Argent, three fleurs de lys 2 and i gules, a
label (3) azure ; impaling, sable, a chevron
ermine between three escallops argent.
4. MELESFORD. Gules, a fess and in chief
three martlets ; quarterly with, a lyon rampant
imperfectly indicated, and untinctured.
5. FROWYK (LONDON, added). Azure, a
chevron between three leopards faces or.
6. JOHN ESTON. Azure, a chevron between
three mullets or.
7. MASTER DE LA HYDDE. Argent, three
bars gules, a bend azure.
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8.* DUNSTABYLL. Sable, a chevron ermine
between three dun-staples argent.
9. MASTER MEDYLTON. A cross formee ;
quartering and impalement imperfect, and
untinctured.
Folio 476.
i. ROBERT HYDYNGHAM (HEADINGHAM). Er-
mine, a bend engrailed argent (sic) guttee de
sang, on a chief azure a hart's head couped
or, attires argent.
2.* CHEYNEW. Argent, on a chevron gules
two chevronels couched dexter and sinister or.
3. COLBROND. Gules, a cross argent, between
four swords erect proper.
4. CLYDAROW (LANC., added). Argent, on
a chevron between three covered cups sable, a
mullet or.
5. CHEYNEW. Gules, on a chevron argent,
a mullet or (sic) on a chief azure three
leopards faces of the third.
6.* WODE. Argent, a wolf salient sable,
collared or, langued gules.
7. TURBOCK (LANC.. added). Argent, an
eagle's talon erased gules, on a chief dancettee
azure three plates. TORBOCK.
8. POWER. Gules, on a chief argent, three
mullets sable.
9.* WHYTEWELL. Gules, a chevron between
three buckets 2 and i or.
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Folio 48.
i.* SNAYTH. Argent, a chevron sable, be-
tween three rooks heads erased proper, beaked
gules.
2* S. JOHN DETTLYNG (KENT, added).
Azure, six lyoncelles rampant 3. 3 argent.
3. CHEYNE (KENT, added). Azure, six lyon-
celles rampant 3 and 3 argent, in the dexter
chief point a billet ermine (five spots).
4. WATTON. Argent, a lyon rampant gules,
over all on a bend sable, three crosses botonnee
fitchee of the first.
5. TOWNE. Argent, on a chevron sable,
three crosses crosslet ermine.
6. ARDERNE, no colours. Guttee (? ermine)
a fess chequy between three crescents.
7. SEYLBY. Ermine, on a fess gules three
fleurs de lys or.
8.* CROSHOLME. Argent, a cross botonnee
gules. See page 206.
9. GASCOYN. Argent, on a pale gules, a
lucies head erect or.
Folio 486.
1. Z. YERLONDE (IRELAND, LANC., added),
gules, six fleurs de lys 3. 2. i argent.
2. R. LEE. Azure, on a fess cotised or three
leopards faces gules.
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3. WESTBROK. Gules, a leopards face jessant
de lys or ; quarterly with, sable, a fess dancette'e
or between three fish naiant argent ; impaling,
argent, a chevron gules between three mullets
pierced sable.
4. WYNGEFELD (SUFFOLK, added). Argent,
on a bend gules cotised sable, three pairs of
wings conjoined of the first.
5. NIGHTINGALE OF CAMBRIDGESHIRE from
Essex, all added. Per pale ermine and gules,
a rose counter-coloured, seeded or.
6. AMCOTTS. Argent, a castle triple tur-
retted between three covered cups azure ; im-
paling, HAWBOROUGH, gules, guttee d'eau and
a castle triple turretted or.
7. ROKELYS. Gules, two barrulets sable
(sic) between three annulets 2 and I argent.
8.* CROWNER (KENT, added). Argent, a
chevron engrailed sable between three crows
proper.
9. CANTTLOW. Ermine, on a chevron gules,
three leopards faces jessant de lys or.
Folio 49.
1. Ro. LYLLYNG. Gules, three salmon naiant
proper, a bordure engrailed argent.
2. B. MALORY. Argent, a demy lyon ram-
pant couped gules.
3- GE. BASSYNGBORNE. Gules, three piles
wavy argent.
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Y
THOMAS GARNETT. Azure, three gryphons
heads erased or, a martlet for difference argent ;
quarterly with, azure, a lyon rampant argent,
crowned or ; impaling, gules, crusily and
three boars heads couped barwise 2 and i
argent ; quarterly with, or, a saltire engrailed
sable.
5. S. ROBERD CHAMBERLEYNE. Argent, two
chevronels interlaced sable, on a chief of the
second three plates.
6. RYCHARD GARNET. In pencil only.
7. STRATTON. Argent, on a cross sable five
besants.
8. EDEWARD BANBRYG. Azure, two battle-
axes erect or, a bordure engrailed of the second ;
quarterly with, gules, a boar saliant or, on a
chief of the second two - mullets of the first.
The boar has a squirrels tail and an apple in
his mouth !
9."* THE PEWTTARARS ARMS. Gules, on a
chevron sable ( sic, for silver ) between three
lily pots argent, four straks of tynne (limbecks)
proper, in the poynt of the chevron two anvils
in clouds holding up our lady of gold, crowned
under the hands of her blessed fader in a cloud ;
" vj angels " in the confirmation of 13 August
1451 29 Hen. VI, by Clarenceux, King of Arms
of the South Marches of England. This record
was unknown to the editor of the History of
the Pewterers Company, 1903.
Folio 496.
1. BYFLETE. Azure, two swords saltireways,
points to the base proper, between four fleurs
de lys or. See also No. 2, f.24 and No. 4, f.iO2&.
2. WYNGEHAM. Gules, a chevron between
three hawks lures or ; these seem to have been
originally intended for pairs of wings, the
lines argent having been added.
3. BASYNG. Argent, a chevron azure, on a
chief of the second two mullets pierced of the
first.
4.* WODE. Gules, a fess argent between
three woodmen of the second, each holding over
his sinister shoulder a club ragulee or ; quarterly
with, BENELEYGH, argent, a pelican in its piety
sable.
5. OSBERN-CLARELL. Quarterly ; imperfect.
6. Per fess gules and sable.
7.* Argent, a chevron sable between three
pine cones slipped or (sic).
8. DODDE. Ermine, a chief counter compony
azure and or.
9. S. W. CRAVENE (of SUFFOLK, added).
Argent, a fess quarterly or and gules between
four crosses crosslet 3 and i of the third.
Folio 50.
1. SER MORYS WYTHE. Sable, a bordure
argent.
2. DRAYTON. Argent, a bend sable ; im-
paling, WYNNE, per bend sable and argent.
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3. MOMFORD. Quarterly (i) ; a lyon ram-
pant. (2) ; argent, a chief azure. (3) : or,
three bendlets azure. (4) ; sable, a pale argent.
4. S. JOHN BARRE. Gules, three bars gobo-
nated sable and argent.
5. HEW CROSSE. Per pale sable and argent,
on the sinister a chief gules, vel. sable ; impaled
with argent, a chief gules.
6. HENRY BEUFLOWYR. Gules, on a chief
sable three crosses crosslet or. (? BOUTFLOWER.)
7. The arms cut out.
8.* JOHN SWENY (Thaytys, ? Thwayts). Ar-
gent, a chevron engrailed between three swine
passant sable, crined tusked and unguled or.
9. JOHN CHECHYS (CHICHE). Azure, three
lyons rampant 2 and i argent.
Folio 506.
1. JOHN MARTYN cu. kann (altered to cit.
kann). Argent, on a chevron gules three
talbots passant of the first ; quarterly with.
RAYNES or CHEYNEY ; azure, six lyoncelles
rampant 3 and 3 or, on a canton of the second
(sylver, added in a note), a mullet of the first,
2. WILLIAM GRACE. Per chevron gules and
or, three gem rings counter-coloured.
3.* JOHN FLETHAM. Or, an eagle displayed
vert, membered gules.
4.* JOHN PENY. Azure, three rays 2 and i
or, a chief vaire gules and of the second.
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5. HOWGHTTON. Argent, on a bend sable,
three eagles displayed or, membered gules ;
quarterly with, argent, on a chevron sable, three
mullets pierced of the first.
6. WALLES. Per chevron grady gules and
azure, three whales heads couped and erect or.
7. SHAMBROKE. Argent, a chevron between
three congers heads barways 2 and i couped
gules, a crescent or.
8.* JOHN GOORGE. Argent, a chevron be-
tween three cocks passant sable. (GooGE.)
9. The Arms cut out.
Folio 51.
I.* MOWSHOLE (MULSO, NORTHAMPTON,
added). Ermine, on a bend sable three goats
heads erased argent, horns and beard or.
2. Gules, a chevron between three fleurs de
lys argent, an annulet for difference sable.
3. Gules, on a fess argent cotised or, three
martlets sable, qr. Fitz Williams, Ireland ; of
Milton, after com. Northt. added.
4. Sable, a fess dancettee argent.
5. Argent, a fess sable between three crescents
gules, each charged with another of the first.
6.* (WALLER). Per pale gules and azure, in
chief two estoyles or, in base a crescent argent.
7. CHAMPERNOND. Gules, billettee or, a
saltire vair ; impaling BECNBERY, or. an eagle
displayed sable, membered gules.
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8. FERRERS. Or, on a bend sable, three fers-
du-cheval argent.
9. BEELSCHAMVYR (BELCHAMBER). Sable,
three hawks bells 2 and i or ; impaling KOWE-
FOLLD, or, three bulls heads cabossed 2 and i
Rules.
Folio 516.
1. CALCOTE. Per pale or and azure, a chief
gules.
2. HOPTON. Argent, a chevron azure, a
label 3) ermine ; quarterly with SWILLINGTON,
argent, a gryphon segreant gules.
3. GRYFFYTH. Azure, a fess between three
lozenges argent.
4. GRYFFYTH. Sable, on a fess dancettee
argent, three martlets of the first.
5. CLAYTON. Gules, on a bend argent, three
roses of the field, seeded or. a crescent for
difference of the second.
6. ROBERD MYCHELL. Argent, a fess be-
tween three lozenges ermines.
7. KERRY TURNER (SuFF., added). Ermines,
on a cross quarter pierced argent, four fers-de-
moline sable.
8. SIR GILBERT PECCHE. Quarterly (i) ;
argent, a fess between two chevronels gules.
(2) SIRE THOMAS, NOTEBEME ; gules, a fess
dancettee argent. (3) HYNKELE ; azure, a
chevron engrailed argent. (4)^ CALDEBEK ;
argent, on a chevron between three martlets
sable, as many roses of the first. Quartered by
TURNER of Great Bradley Suff. and Bladwell of
Swannington Norfolk. P. Le Neve.
9. ARMYS OF YE BREWERS OF LONDON. Azure,
on a chevron gules (sic), between three garbs
banded or, as many tuns barways argent.
Folio 52.
1. Azure, a saltire between four crosses
formee fitchee or.
2. Sable, three bars wavy argent, on a chief
gules a bull passant or.
3. SANT AUSTTEN. Sable, a cross argent.
Fictitious coat for ST. AUGUSTINE, added by
Le Neve.
4. YE ARMYS OF YORKE CITY. Argent, on a
cross of St. George, five lyoncelles of England.
5. KYNG HACHELBERD (KING ETHELRED YE
SAXON, added). Gules, three besants 2 and i,
on the first a lyon rampant argent, on the
second a wyvern passant tail nowed silver, on
the third a demi King crowned and robed, cape
ermine, in dexter hand the sword of justice in
the sinister the sceptre, all argent. Fabulous.
6. WELYE HYLLE, mercer of London. Argent,
a double headed eagle sable, on a chief of the
second three roses of the first, seeded or.
7.* Sr. JOHN HERVYLLE. Argent, three lyons
passant 2 and i sable.
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S. DODYNGSEALE. Argent, a fess and in
chief two mullets gules.
q.* WALDYF. Or, three leopards faces 2 and
1 erased sable, eared, etc., gules.
Folio 526.
1. " Kingdom of Povys in Wales," added.
CHARLETON, LORD POWYS. Or, a lyon rampant
gules.
2. BEAWPEE (Piers Beaupre added). Gules,
a leg in aimour erect couped at the thigh argent,
garnished or. See also No. 7, f-32.
3. Gules, two lyons passant gardant or, a
bordure engrailed sable.
4. Sable, three grey hounds courant in pale
argent, collared gules ringed and studded or.
5. Or, two chevrons ermine.
6. Sable, three owls 2 and i argent, legged
gules.
7. Argent, three hinds heads sable, couped
gules.
8. Azure, two bars and in chief three roses
argent.
9. Or, three lyons gambs erased and erect
2 and i gules.
Folio 53.
i. Argent, three boars heads barways 2 and i
couped sable, tusked or.
2. Be MARIE LINCOLNENSIS (Anna sedi-
Episcopalis). Gules, three lyons passant gars
dant or, on a chief azure, the Virgin and child
argent.
3.* S. T. DYMMOK OF SCRIVELSBY com. Lixc.
Argent, two lyons passant gardant sable,
crowned or, membered gules.
4. MORDAUXT OF TURVEY (BEDS., added).
Argent, a chevron between three estoyles sable ;
quarterly with FROWYCK, azure, a chevron be-
tween three leopards faces or.
5. MARMYON (quartered by DYMOCK, added).
Vair, a fess lozengy gules and or.
6. RICHARD LEE. Azure, on a fess cotised
or three leopards faces gules.
7. BAGSSHAM (? BOLTSHAM). Gules, three
bird bolts erect 2 and i argent. See also
page 121.
8. WADHULL (" or Wodhull of Bedf." added).
Quarterly (i) ; gules, three crescents 2 and i or.
(2) ; argent, a lyon rampant gules. (3) ; per
cross argent and gules, four crosses patee
counter-coloured, for CHETWODE. (4) ; argent,
two bars counter-compony gules and or, in chief
three leopards faces azure.
9.* SWETENHAM, CHESHIRE. Vert, on a bend
azure, three spades argent. Rightly, argent,
on a bend sable, three spades of the first.
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Folio 536.
i. GREY. Barry (8) argent arid azure, a bend
gobony or and gules.
2.* WYLSTON. Sable, three fish hauriant 2
and i argent.
3. MANNTELL (KENT, added). Quarterly (i) ;
argent, a cross engrailed sable. (2) ; gules, a
maunch or. (3) ; harry undee (8) or and gules,
on a bend sable three besants. (4) ; argent, on
a bend gules four lozenges or ; impaling, ermine,
a bend chevronelly (6) gules and or.
4. HUDLYSTON Cumbr. (CANTBR., added).
Gules, fretty argent ; quarterly with, argent, a
bend sable between two mullets pierced of the
last.
5. COTYS. Ermine, on a fess azure, three
escallops or.
6. THROGMORTON. Gules, on a chevron ar-
gent three bars gemelles sable, impaling OLNEY,
argent, on a fess crenellee (on top) between six
crosses crosslet fitchee gules three crescents of
the field.
7.* OLNEY (BUCKS., added). As impale-
ment in last coat.
8.* GRENE. Azure, three bucks trippant 2
and i or ; impaling, Throgmorton as No. 6.
9. THORLEY. Vert, nine escallops 3. 3. 2. i
argent ; impaling ST. LEGER, azure, fretty
argent a chief of the last.
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II
Folio 54.
1. BOUTON (THORLEY, a mistake for ST
LEGER). Sable, three crescents 2 and i argent
on the third an annulet sable ; impaling ST
LEGER as in preceding.
2. STERBORGH. Argent, two bars sable, in
chief three roses gules ; impaling ST. LEGER as
in the preceding.
3. WEERE. Argent, a cross gules.
4. TRUSSEI.L. Argent, fretty gules bezantee
at the joints ; impaling GRENE as No. 8, f-53ft.
5. HAROWDON (of NORTHT., added). Gules-
two bars, the lower argent the upper one ermine>
a quarter of the last ; impaling, argent, two
lyons passant in pale sable.
6. SWYMERTOX. Sable, six wings conjoined
2. 2. 2 argent ; impaling, HARROWDEN No. 5.
7. SPREGE. Chequy or and azure, a fess
ermine. SPRIGG.
8. BYRMYNGHAM " Warr. LORD BERMING-
HAM in Ireland " added. Per pale dancettee
argent and sable.
9. RUSSELL (OF STRENSHAM, Wygorn, added).
Argent, a chevron between three crosses crosslet
fitchee sable.
Folio 546.
i.* TERRYNGHAM (BUCKS., added). Azure
a saltire engrailed argent a label (3) gules ; im-
paling, argent, two lyons passant in pale sable,
crowned or.
2. HAVERSHAM. Azure, a fess between six
crosses patee 3 and 3 argent.
3.* DK LA PLANKE. Argent, billettee and
a lyon rampant sable.
4. ARMENTYRE. Azure, three swords pale-
ways, the points of the second upwards all
proper.
5. DE LA SOWCH. Gules, a fess ermine be-
tween six bezants.
6. KYME. Or, two chevronels sable.
7. ARDERNE. Ermine, a fess chequy or and
azure.
8. SERYNGHYI.L ( ? Teringham). Azure, a
saltire engrailed argent.
9. WOBRVE (? WOLF). Argent, two bars and
in chief three wolves heads couped gules.
Folio 55.
1. Argent, a fess crenellee (on top) gules.
2. LUFYON. Argent, a lyon rampant gules,
over all a bendlet gobony or and of the second.
3. GOULOFER. Azure, a bucks head cabossed
or.
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4.* RICHARD WYLLY. Argent, on a chevron
sable, between three lobster creels vert, as many
ermine spots argent.
5. BUTLER OF YORKSHYRE. Gules, a chevron
between three covered cups or ; quarterly with,
argent, a chevron between three fleurs de lys
sable ; on an escocheon of pretence ; argent, a
less gules between three eagles displayed sable.
6.* TWYNYHO. Argent, a chevron between
three lapwings sable.
7. SOLERS. Argent, a chevron gules between
three cinquefoyles azure. RICHARD SCLERYS.
8.* STOKIS. Sable, florettee argent, fretty
or.
9. The arms cut out.
Folio 55?;.
1. LORD STRA(N)GE. Quarterly (i) ; azure,
six lyoncelles passant 2, i, 2, i, argent. (2) ;
chequy or and azure. (3) ; or, a lyon rampant
gules. (4) ; or, a cross engrailed sable. (5) ;
barry undee (6) gules and or. (6) ; gules, on a
chevron or three estoyles sable. On an esco-
cheon of pretence ; gules, two lyons passant
argent ; for LE STRANGE.
2. Sable, six fleurs de lys 3. 2. i argent.
3. Gules, on a cross moline argent, five
escallops of_the field.
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4.* WYDIMEK. Vert, on a fess argent be-
tween two gryphons passant argent, three
barrulets wavy azure.
5. LEGGEY. Azure, a stags head cabossed
or, a chief scaly argent. The coat borne by
Ley Earl of Dartmouth, made from this. P.
Le Neve.
6. ROBARD DERANT. Azure, three (lucies ?)
naiant in pale argent. DYRANT.
7. The arms cut away.
8. THOMAS WARNER. Per bend indented
argent and sable ; quarterly with, azure, a fleur
de lys gules (sic).
9.* MORTON OF GLOWER (GLOUCESTER). Per
fess sable and argent a pale counter-coloured,
three rams saliant 2 and i of the second.
Polio 56.
1. YE ARMYS OF YE FYNTTENERS. Sable, a
chevron between three butts (" tuns ") argent.
" Vintiners company of London," added.
2. DERWENTWATER. Argent, two bars gules,
on a quarter of the second, a cinquefoyle pierced
of the first.
3. TOMAS STOCTON. Argent, on a saltire
gules, between four staples sable, an annulet or.
4. MYDDYLMOR. Argent, a chevron between
three birch-broom^ sable ; quarterly with, per
chevron argent and sable, in chief two (moor
cocks proper).
5.* BYONNE (or Brome ?). Argent, a chev-
ron between three birch-brooms sable, as in the
preceding. See illustration, page 220.
6. TOTTOFET OF BOSSTONE (LiNC., added).
Ermine, on a chief indented gules, three crosses
tau argent.
7. JOHN REDY. Azure, three crosses boton-
nee 2 and i argent, on a chief gules, a lyon
passant or.
8. J. WADHAM OF SOM'SETSHIRE. Gules, a
chevron argent, between three roses of the
second, seeded or.
9. SHIRLEY. Azure, three palets argent, a
quarter ermine ; quarterly with, gules, crusily
or and a lyon rampant of the second, crowned
azure.
Folio 566.
1. HARRI STAUMBER (STANBERY). Per pale
azure and or, a lyon rampant per fess gules and
sable (sic).
2. MlDDYLMORE OF EGGEBASTON (WARW.,
added). Per chevron argent and sable, in chief
two (moor cocks proper as No. 4, {.56 ; quarterly
with, per pale'indented argent and sable.
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3 CHIKE (CHEKE). Ermine, on a chief
argent, three lozenges gules.
4. J. ETON (? ESTONNE). Sable, a cross
flory argent ; quarterly with, argent, on a fess
sable three bezants.
5. S. ROBARD GRENE OF ESSEX. Azure, a
chevron argent, between three bucks trippant
or ; quarterly with, sable, a fess ermine.
6. MAL LERRE (Mallory). Ermine, a chevron
gules, a bordure engrailed sable ; quarterly with,
or. three lyons passant in pale sable.
7. THURLAND. Ermine, on a chief gules
three crosses tau argent. PRIFET or PROSETT
in Papworth.
8. Per fess argent and or, a fess vert, over all
a lyon rampant gules.
9.* SERGEAULX. Argent, a saltire sable be-
tween 32 cheries slipped proper.
Folio 57.
Knights of King Arthur's Round Table,
i to vij, added by P. Le Neve fabulous. See
also Lansdowne MS. 865 and 882. Add. 35,346.
1. S. LAWNCELOT DE LAKE (i). Argent,
three bends gules. " Two red bends " in Mallory.
2. S. MODERET (MODRED) (ii). Argent, an
eagle displayed sable, membered gules.
3. S. NOWEN (iii). Argent, a cross pattee
gules. (?MORVEN.)
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4. S. TRISTRAM (iv). Argent, a lyon rampant
sable.
5.* BARNAGO ELESTRACU(M) (v). Argent,
three (? lizard, crocodile, or badger) passant in
pale, tails nowed, vert. (? BADERNAGUS.)
6. Sable, a wolf saliant or.
7. TYWLODES (vi). Argent, a chevron sable,
between three boars heads barways 2 and i
couped gules.
8.* COTE MAWTALLE (Sir La Cote-Male-
taile) (vij). Gyronny of three " Arondia "
argent and gules.
9. TROWRO. Argent, a bend azure.
Folio 576.
I.* Low. Gules, a fess or between three
birds argent.
2. (?WESTCOTE, added). Argent, a chevron
between three escallops azure.
3. RODNEY (Randoney). Or, three eagles
displayed 2 and i purpure.
4.* MASTR. THOMAS BODRYGAN. Vert, three
butterflies 2 and i argent.
5.* (LowE). Argent, three wolves passant
in pale azure, langued gules.
6.* ARONDELL. Sable, six hirondellcs 3. 2. i
argent. See page 218.
7. CARMENOW. Azure, a bend_or.
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8. HENRY BUTLER OF LONDON, skynner.
Gyronny (12) azure and ermine.
9. Argent, six crosses pattee 3. 2. I gules.
Folio 58.
i.* BOTSTROSTP, over it BOLSTRODE (BUCKS.,
added). Sable, a bucks head cabossed argent,
between the attires or, a cross pattee of the
third, through the nostrils an arrow fessways or,
flighted of the second ; quarterly with, argent,
a chevron between three squirrels sejant crack-
ing a nut gules.
2. NORE(Y)S. Argent, a chevron sable be-
tween three ravens heads erased proper.
3. Azure, on a cross or, five martlets gules.
4. Per fess nebulee argent and sable, two
barrulets one in chief and the other in base
counter-coloured.
5. HOWNTT (Hunt). Azure, on a bend be-
tween six leopards faces or, three water bougets
sable.
6. JOHN GAY OF FOWWEY, CORNWALL. Er-
mine, on a chief gules, three cinquefoyles
pierced argent.
7. Argent, two triangles interlaced gules, on
a chief or, three lozenges of the second ; im-
paled with, sable, a chevron between three
(foxes ?) heads erased ermine. \
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8.* SPEKE OF SOMERSET & DEVINCHER.
Azure, a fess gules over all a double headed
eagle displayed or. See also No. i, f.iaq.
9.* TREEI.OND (TRELAWNY) of Cornwall. Ar-
gent, a chevron gules between three oak leaves
slipped vert, a crescent for difference of the first.
Folio 586.
1. CLOO indistinct. Azure, a chevron or
between three bezants. HOTFT or OTOFT.
2. RESIGN. Azure, a fess ermine between
three leopards faces argent ; quarterly with,
argent, three bugle horns stringed sable
garnished or.
3. Azure three boars heads 2 and i barways
argent, tusked or ; quarterly with, gules, three
piles wavy meeting in base argent.
4.* WELYE BABHAM. Sable, on a chevron
between three eagles wings argent, as many
torteaux.
5. ARMYS DE DYERSE. Sable, a chevron
engrailed argent, between three madder bags
of the second, corded or. The Dyers Company.
6.* WYLLYSLEY. Argent, a lyon sable, hold-
ing between his paws a baston azure.
7. NEH(A)M. Chequy or and azure, a chief
of the first.
8. YNKPEN. Gules, two barrulets or, a chief
invected ermine.
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* BYONNE, blazon. See No. 5, page 215.
9. HALTUN. Gules, a lyon rampant or, a
bend ermine.
Folio 59.
1. WATR. HARNEYS. Argent, on a chevron
sable three gutte'es d'or ; impaled with, argent,
a fess and in chief a lyon passant gardant sable
2. KERRY HARNEYS bore No. i. quarterly.
3. TELYNG OFF MOLAWAFFE. Quarterly per
fess indented argent and gules.
4. RAYNE. Gules, a pair of wings ermine.
P. Le Neve adds " borne by Sir Jo. Rayney
Baronet."
5. BANASTER. Argent, a maunch sable.
6. MAYST JOHN FOST(ER). Sable, a chevron
ermine between three broad arrows 2 and i or,
an annulet for difference.
7. WILLIAM SAVE (and SIR JOHN SAVE, added).
Per pale azure and gules, three chevronels
humettde argent, voided of the field, i.e.,
counter-coloured.
8. FYCHETT. Gules, a saltire vair, between
four mullets pierced or.
9. S. GILBERT DEBEN(HA)M. Sable, a bend
between two crescents or ; impaling, BEAU-
CHAMP, gules, crusily and a fess or. See also
page 281.
Folio 596.
i.* ROBART FOLLMAN. Argent, a chevron
sable between three crowns 2 and i of the second,
jewelled gules.
2. LORD FEU(FITZ) WARREN. Quarterly I
and IV ; argent, a cross engrailed gules between
four water bougets sable, BOURCHIER ; impaled
with LOVEYN, gules, billettee and a fess, or. II.
and III. gules, a chief dancettee argent. FITZ-
WARREN.
3. BOTELER OF WiLTESHiRE. Argent, a bend
between six covered cups sable ; quarterly with,
or, three leopards faces sable.
4. CURSON OF MASSALL. Or, on a bend
argent (sic), three martlets sable.
5. CRAFFORD. Or, on a chevron azure, three
hawks heads erased argent.
6. RAF. GAMAGE (of COYTY, GLAMORGAN,
added). Argent, three lozenges in bend gules,
on a chief azure three escallops or ; quarterly
with, chequy or and gules a fess ermine.
7. Sable, a chevron ermine between three
doves proper, membered gules.
8. Gules, a chevron between three lyons ram-
pant argent ; quarterly with, No. 7.
9. No. 8 impaled with, vaire argent and sable,
a fess gules. (? BRACEBRIDGE.)
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Folio 60.
1. (?CLOPTON, added). Argent, a bend be-
tween two cotises indented sable, a martlet of
the second for difference.
2. CLOPTON. As No. i ; without the martlet.
3.* ROB PYP(ER). " Blason " sable, three
pipes erect 2 and I argent.
4. MY LORD OF CI.ARANS. FRANCE and
ENGLAND quarterly, a label (3) argent, on each
file a canton gules ; impaling, quarterly of seven.
1 ; chcquy or and gules a chevron ermine.
2 ; argent, a fess and in chief a maunch gules, in
base a lyon rampant azure. 3 ; Montacute. 4 ;
Monthermer. 5 ; Ncvill with a label. (6) ; azure,
a lyon rampant argent, over all a riband gules.
7 ; per cross argent and gules fretty or, over all
a riband sable. See also No. 3, i.$b.
5. DREWK LYSLE. Or, a fess between two
chevronels sable ; LYSLE, added ; impaling
DREWE, or, a bend cotised sable between three
boars heads erased bendways 2 and i of the
second.
6. HATTON. Argent, a bend barry (4) in-
dented or and gules.
7. Arms as No. 9, (.596. The impalement
quarterly with, gules, two bars or.
8. ARMYS MARBELER. Paly (6) ermine and
sable, a chevron counter-coloured. STONE-
CUTTERS of LONDON. P. Le Neve.
9. DE HARMIS OF CHALCERRS (CHALCETRIS,
added). Argent, three pairs of glazing irons
saltireways 2 and I sable, on a chief gules a demi
lyon passant gardant or. " Md. 4 nails added
sable between the three " glazing vel grazing
irons. I find it to be the arms of the Glaziers
Company of London. FL. Norrey (i.e., Flower).
Note by P. Le Neve.
Folio bob.
1. BELLERS, Leic. Per pale gules and sable,
a lyon rampant argent. See No. 3, 1.65.
2. VYLLERS, Leic. Argent, on a cross gules
five escallops or.
3. SUTHYLL (EBOR, added). Gules, an eagle
displayed argent.
4. VYLLERS AND SESSYS ; sable, a fess be
tween three roses argent.
5. PAYNELL. Gules, a cross patonce argent.
6. PAYNELL. Ermine, on a fess azure, three
crosses moline or.
7.* W. APPULBY. Azure, three stags lodged
2 and i or.
8. W. APPULBY (Lsic., added). Sable, six
martlets 3. 2. r argent.
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9.* W. APPULBY. Argent, on a bend sable,
three apples gules, slipped vert (sic).
Folio 61.
1. LE S. THOMAS BOUGCHER, originally
written Boccer (Bourchier). Per fess, in chief
FRANCE and ENGLAND quarterly, and in base
Bourchier and Loveyne quarterly as No. 2, .596 ,
impaled with, quarterly (i) ; or, a chevron en-
grailed gules. (2) ; barry (6) gules and sable,
billettee 3. 2. 3 argent, on the sable. (3) ;
barry (6) or and azure, a bend gules. (4) ;
sable, three hides (?) heads erect and erased
2 and i argent.
2. HERUI. Gules, on a bend argent, three
trefoyles slipped vert. HERVY.
3. BOTTELLER OF CHANG (? Co. LANG.). Ar-
gent, a less between three escallops 2 and I
sable ; impaling, gules, two bars ermine, a
cinquefoyle pierced sable (sic).
4. LOWYS (LEWIS). Sable, a chevron be-
tween three trefoyles slipped argent, a bordure
engrailed of the second ; impaled with DENE-
STON, barry (6) argent and azure, on a chief
gules, a lyon passant gardant or.
5.* LAMKYN. Per bend argent and sable, a
bordure azure ; quarterly with LAMKYN, gules,
a stags head and neck couped or.
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6. LOMNNOR (LoMENOUR, NoRFF., added).
Sable, on a bend argent, cotised ermine, three
escallops gules.
7. BETHUM. Or, three fleurs de lys azure ;
quarterly with, argent, a chief indented azure.
8. \V. BEREDE. Sable, on a cross argent five
mullets pierced or.
9. CARUSWELL. Lozengy gules and or, a fess
ermine.
Folio 6 1 b.
1. MASTYR CAYMES OF DEFNSCHYR. Gules,
a cross ermine.
2. CAPYS OF GLOWSETSHYR. Argent, a chev-
ron between three trefoyles slipped sable.
3. THOMAS PLESSETZ. Argent, a chevron
gules between three mullets sable ; quarterly
with, lozengy ermine and gules ; impaled with,
barry (8) guies and argent, on a bend sable three
escallops or.
4. PLESSETZ. Quarterly. (i) ; argent, a
chevron gules between three mullets sable. (2) ;
argent, three falcons close 2 and i purpure,
belled and membered or, (3) as impalement in
the preceding, (4) lozengy ermine and gules.
5. JOHN BARETT. Gules, three chevronels
ermine.
6. SIR JOHN HARLWYN. Azure, florettee
3. 3. 3 argent ; quarterly with, gules, a bend or,
a label (5) argent.
7.* EDMUND TANCARDE. Sable, a ?altire en-
grailed ermine between four dexter hands couped,
each holding a hammer with claws erect all
argent.
8. WENTWORTH. Quarterly, (i) ; argent,
on a bend sable, a mullet of the first ; quarterly
with, lozengy gules and or. (2) ; argent, a
saltire engrailed gules. (3) ; gules, on a bend
argent three escallops sable. (4) ; azure, three
bars or, a canton ermine.
9.* OWYN. Argent, a chevron couched fiom
the sinister sable, between three rooks proper.
Folio 62.
1. SYR BAWDWEN HOWNFRKUYLLE (UMFRE-
VILLE). Or, a cross patonce gules, between five
lozenges vert.
2. WONFREUYLL (U.MFREVILLE). Gules, an
orle ermine.
3. MORTON. Per cross gules and ermine, in
the first and fourth a goat's head erased argent
horned or.
4. TURBREVYI.E. Argent, a lyon rampant
gules, crowned or.
5. *SPROT. Argent, a chevron sable between
three sprats 2 and i naiant proper.
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6. JON MORTON. Per fess argent and sable,
a fess azure voided or, between in chief two
roses gules and in base a rose of the first.
7.* CHELWORTH. Gules, on a fess sable (sic)
between three stags heads erased or, a rose
argent.
8.* PYNCHEPOLE OF ESSEX. Argent, a bugle
unstrung sable, garnished or, between three tre-
foyles slipped of the second.
9. HONFREUYLL ( UMFREVILE ). Argent,
crusily patee 3. 3. 2. i gules.
Folio 626.
1. Mi LORD LE (FERRERS DE GROBY, added).
Gules, seven mascles conjoined 3. 3. i or ;
quarterly with ASTLEY, azure, a cinquefoyle
pierced ermine.
2. JON WYI.LYAMSON. Argent, three crosses
humettee 2 and i sable.
3. COKKYNG (Hertfordshire). Per pale ar-
gent and sable, a fess undee counter-coloured.
4. BRYAN OF BOKYNGH'MCHYRE. Per cross
argent and gules, in the first and fourth, on a
bend of the second a handcuff (manacle) or.
5.* BRYAN. Azure, three (sic) birds 2 and
i or, membered gules.
6. BRYAN. Vair, three mascles 2 and i gules.
7. WILLIAM SHIRLEY. Azure, three besants
in fess between two bars ermine.
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8. COLLAY. Azure, a fess countcr-compony
of the first and per bend sinister gules and
argent, six fleurs de lys 3 and 3 or.
9.* LLANDAFF (BISHOPS, added). Sable, two
keys endorsed in bend sinister argent, bows
interlaced or, a sword interposed in bend dexter
proper, the grip gules ; on a chief azure three
mitres of the second garnished of the third,
riband and lined of the fourth.
Folio 63.
i.* Argent, on a bend sable between two
lyons of the second, a dragon passant of the first.
2. Argent, a cross moline gules, quarterly
with, azure fretty or.
3. Arms as No. 2, impaling sable, a lyon
rampant or.
4. Arms as No. 2 quarterly with, sable, on a
bend argent, three mullets pierced or.
5. Arms as No. 2, quarterly with, gules, a lyon
rampant argent.
6. Argent, a cross moline gules ; quarterly
with, gules a bend vair.
7. COMPION. Quarterly or and gules, in the
first and fourth a water bouget ermine, in the
second and third, a crescent ermine, all within a
bordure engrailed of the third.
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8. SELENGER (St. Leger). Azure, fretty ar-
gent, a chief or.
9. NEWPORT OK ESSEX. Argent, a fess be-
tween three crescents sable.
Folio 636.
i.* RICHARD BRAY. Argent, a chevron be-
tween three eagles legs erased sable. See page
225.
2.* LOWEL. Sable, three padlocks 2 and i
argent.
3. Per chevron azure and argent, in chief two
lyons combatant and in base a fleur de lys
counter-coloured.
4.* HOSE. Or, three men's hose 2 and i
sable.
5.* GAMSTON. Ermine, a castle triple
turretted sable. ? SAMPSON.
6. FLORYE WULLEY, bishope of Cloucher
(Clogher) in Ireland. Or, on a chief azure,
three fleurs de lys argent. The name of this
prelate does not occur. CHICHESTER is added.
7. BOTLYR. Gules, a chevron between three
covered cups or ; quarterly with, argent, a
chevron between three fleurs de lys sable ; on
an escocheon of pretence, argent, a fess gules
between three eagles displayed sable.
8. LE CONYAS OF YE NORTHE. Azure, a
maunch or ; quarterly with, or, a chevron gules,
a chief vair.
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"9. CONYAS, KENT.
CON'YERS.
Or, a maunch azure.
Folio 64.
i. ROCHFOKD (LiNC., added). Per cross or
and gules, a bordure sable ; quarterly with.
azure, a fess wavy between two talbots passant
argent.
2.* ROBERTAS PALYNGHAM. Argent (sic) on
a bend or, a lyon passant gules and two
barrulets of the last.
3. JOHN APSLE. Argent, three bars gules, a
quarter ermine.
4.* RICHARD P'SON. Azure, three shuttles
barways or, furnished argent.
5.* JOHN P'SON. Argent, a chevron engrailed
between two pine cones in chief and an oak leaf
in base, all vert.
6. RICHARD WETHYLLE. Per fess azure and
or, a pale counter-coloured, three lyons ram-
pant 2 and i of the second.
7. CONYAR Knt. Or, a maunch sable.
8. POLE. Per pale or and sable, a saltire
cjunter-coloured ; all within a bordure of the
second.
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9. LE LEKUKS BOWSER (BEKNERS, added).
Quarterly, (i) ; per cross azure and gules.
(2) ; argent, a cross engrailed gules between four
bousers (water bougets) sable, BOURCHIER.
(3) ; gules, billettee or, a fess argent, and a label
(3) of the last, on each file three roundles,
I.OVEYN. (4) ; argent, a bend azure and a chief
gules, CROMWELL ; quarterly with TATESHALL,
chequy or and gules, a chief ermine.
Folio 646.
1. WYLLYAM LOVELAS. Gules, on a chief
dancettee argent, three martlets of the first.
2. LOVELAS. Azure, on a saltire engrailed
argent, five martlets sable.
3.* (? ROTHERHAM, ARCHB. OF YORK, added).
Vert, three bucks trippant 2 and i argent.
4. (? i TIRWYT OF Line, or 2 PENISTON).
(Jules, three tyrwhits (or lapwings) 2 and i
argent ; impaled with, quarterly i and 4 ; gules,
bezante'e and a quarter ermine, ZOUCHE. 2 and
3 ; or, a lyon rampant azure, quartering, argent,
two chevrons gules.
5. BARENTYNE. Azure, three eagles dis-
played 2 and i argent.
6. THOMAS GIBON. Or, a chevron gules be-
tween three leopards faces purpure.
7. HABER DALCER (Haberdashers Company,
anciently called " Hurrers and Milaners").
Argent, on a chevron azure between three
fan-brushes gules, as many cartwheels or. See
also page 300.
8. LE S. BURNEL. Argent, a lyon rampant
queue fourch^e azure, guttle d'or, crowned of
the last.
q. RICHARD MAYL. Argent on a chevron
sable three cinquefoyles pierced of the first.
Folio 65.
1. GAYE. Gules, a chevron between three
oak leaves erect or ; quarterly with, sable, three
leopards faces or, jessant de lys azure.
2. GAYE. Gules, on a bend azure (sir)
three mullets or, a crescent of the last for
difference.
3. BELLERS. Per pale gules and sable, a
lyon rampant queue fourchee argent, crowned
or (see No. i, f.6o/;) impaled with, gules, fretty
ermine.
4. Sable a chevron between three gryphons
heads erased argent, a crescent of the first for
difference ; impaled with, argent, a chief
dancettee azure.
5. ROCHES. Sable, two lyons passant gar-
dant in pale argent.
6.* SYR JOHN CLEY. Argent, three wolves
two in chief combatant one in base passant
sable ; quarterly with THWEXG, argent, a fess
vert, between three popinjays proper, impaled
with ASTLEY quartering HARCOURT, i and 4
azure, a cinquefoyle pierced ermine ; 2 and 3
gules two bars or.
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7. ROBERTT BOURTON. Or, on a cross
quarter pierced azure, four fleurs de lys of the
first.
8.* ROBERTT LATY.MER. Gules, on a cross
flory or, four escallops sable.
9.* JOHN FETTYLTON. Gules, a chevron sable
(sic), between three goats heads erased argent.
Folio 656.
i. GYGGES, NORFOLK. Sable, fretty ermine,
a chief counter compony argent and of the first.
2.* MAUNDEFYLDE. Per cross or and azure
four caps counter-coloured, as in the illustration.
3. THE DUKK OF BOKYNGHAM (THOMAS of
WODESTOKE). FRANCE and ENGLAND quar-
terly and a bordure argent. See No. 5, f.4_
4. THE ERLE WARYN. Chequy or and azure.
5. THE ERLE OF KENT. ENGLAND, and a
bordure argent.
6. THE LORD CLARE. Argent, a quarter gules.
7. S. GILBERT DE CLARE, ERLE OF GLOUC.
Or, three chevronels gules.
8. DAME MAUDE LONGSPEE. ENGLAND, over
all a sword erect proper, grip gules.
9. THE LORD VERDON. Or, fretty gules.
Folio 66.
i. CADWALLADER, King of Britain. Azure,
a cross pate fitchee or fabulous.
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2. DUKE OF YORKE. FRANCE and ENGLAND
quarterly, a label (3) argent, on each file as
many torteaux.
3.* GLADIUS, the Prynce of Wales doughter.
Per cross or and gules four lyons passant
counter-coloured.
4. REX HISPANIE. Per cross argent and
gules, in the first and fourth a lyon rampant
purpure, in the second and third a tower triple
turretted or.
5. THE ERLE OF MARCHE. Azure, three bars
or, on a chief of the first two palets between as
many esquires of the second, over all a false
escocheon aigent. See also page 132.
6. THE ERLE OF ULCESTRE (IRELAND, added).
Or, a cross gules.
7. DAME JANE GYENUYLE (GENEVILE). Azure
three barnacles open or, on a chief argent, a
demy lyon rampant issuant gules. See No. i,
f.37&-
8. LACY. Or, a fess gules ; impaled with
BATYLSMER, burulee (14) gules and argent.
BADLESMERE.
9.* THE ERLE OF HAMPTON (SiR BEVIS).
Argent, a chief gules, three roses 2 and i
coun ter- coloured .
Folio 66b.
I. (FiSHEAD, erased). Argent, a chevron
between three millrinds sable.
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4-ou<? fey
2. (? FULFORD or TULFORD). Gules, a chevron
or. See No. 8.
3. SPE STR WYFFE (? of the preceding).
Argent, a saltire gules ; the field is bedaubed
with indications of crusily or. (See DENNY,
page 293.)
4. POLLARD (DEVONSHIRE, added). Argent,
a chevron sable between three mullets pierced
gules.
5.* JOHN BLAKE OF YE (WALYS ?). Argent,
a lyon rampant sable.
6. ? HAYDOCK, Lancr. Argent, a cross sable,
a fleur de lys of the last. See No. 8, f.7o.
7.* Azure, a fess engrailed ermine between
three eagles displayed or.
8. FULFORD. Gules, a chevron argent.
9. BELSTON. Or, on a bend gules three
millrinds argent. Borne also by SPECCOTT.
Folio 67.
i.* Sable, a lyon with two bodies argent,
crowned or, as illustration. See John of
Northampton, page 56.
2. Ermine, on a quarter sable a covered cup
or.
3. Sable, a bend argent.
4. Gules, on a chevron sable (sic), three
leopards faces or.
5.* CALDWALL. Argent, on a fess dancett6e
azure, three whales heads erect and erased or.
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6. SYR RICHARD CHARLETON. Azure, a chev-
ron or, between three cygnets, wings elevated,
argent, membered gules ; quarterly with, azure-
a chevron between three escallops or, on a chief
gules a lyon passant gardant of the second.
7. JOHN FORSSE. Ermine, a chevron sable,
ARRAS.
8.* Gules, three spades erect 2 and i or, shoes
argent. [BECTUN.]
9.* BANASTER. Argent, a cross flory sable ;
quarterly with, gules, a crown or. See No. 4,
.69.
Folio 676.
1. UMFREVILE Earl of Anegos. Gules, a
cinquefoyle pierced or within nine crosses pattee
bordurewisc of the last.
2. MOUBARAY (MowBRAv). Gules, a lyon
rampant argent.
3. KYCHARD. Or, billettee sable and a lyon
rampant azure.
4. DEVENECHER (COURTNEY, EARL of DEVON-
SHIRE, added). Or, three torteaux, a label (3)
azure.
5. WYNDISSOR. Sable, a saltire argent.
6.* CALVERLEY. Argent, a fess gules between
three cats passant sable. Probably in error for
calves.
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7.* FULTUN. Gules, two lyons passant gar-
dant in pale argent, crowned or.
8. KNOLLYS. Gules, on a chevron argent,
three roses of the second ?eeded or.
9. SULLY. Ermine, three chevronels gules
Folio 68.
1. RAFFE FERES. Gules, six mascles 3. 2. i
or, a bordure engrailed argent.
2. FELMS FELTUN. Gules, two lyons passant
in pale ermine.
3.* ARGENTYNE (CANTABR., added). Gules,
three covered cups 2 and i argent.
4. ALYN CHEYNY. Gules, fretty or, a label
(3) ermine.
5. BRYAN STAPELTUN (EBOR., added). Ar-
gent, a lyon rampant sable.
6. ROCHYS. Azure, three roch naiant in pale
argent, finned gules.
7. M. MAYS GORXAY (MAY CORNAY in MS.).
Paly (6) or and azure an annulet of the first.
8. WYLLIEM BECHAM. Gules, on a fess be-
tween six crosses crosslet or, a crescent sable.
9. JOHN BERELEY. Or, three bars and in
chief two pallets all sable ; an escocheon of
pretence gules, three barrulets ermine.
Fclio 68b.
1. CLANBOWE (Clanvoue). Paly (6) or and
azure, on a fess gules three mullets argent.
2. LANSE CLEFFEKD. Chequy or and azure,
a fess gules a borduie argent.
3. Azure, on a cross formee throughout per
bend ermine and or, a mullet of four points
counter-coloured embelif of the second and third.
4. KEDRIC SE'YS (WALES, added). Azure,
six plates 3. 2. i on a chief or, a demy lyon
rampant issuant gules.
5. How SEGRAVE. Sable, a lyon rampant
argent crowned or, over all a baston gules.
6. THOMAS LATHEM (LANC., added). Or, on
a chief indented azure three plates.
7. How WROTTESLEY (Staff., added). Or,
three piles meeting in base sable, a quarter
ermine.
8. Rows. Ermine, on a chief indented gules,
two escallops argent.
9. MONS. (AD)DERBY. Or, a fess crenellee
sable. ADDERBURY.
Folio 69.
1. SARNFIELD (written CARNYSFELD). Azure,
an eagle displayed crowned or, membered gules.
2. ELHAH. Argent, a fess gules between
three eagles displayed sable.
3. MORRIIS (MORIEUX of THORP MORIEUX,
added). Gules, a bend argent billettee sable.
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4.* BANASTER (o( LANCASHIER, added). Ar-
gent, a cross patonce sable. See No. 9, 1.67.
5. UKSWYKE (written HURSWYKE). Argent,
on a bend sable three lozenges of the first each
charged with a saltire gules, a crescent of the
second.
6. BERNARD BROCAS (written BROKYS).
Sable, a lyon rampant gardant or.
7. MARKAUNTE. Argent, fretty sable, a
quarter gules.
8. BRYTAYNE (DUKEDOM, added). Ermine.
9. ROKELE. Argent, on a chevron gules, a
chess rook or, in chief two lyons heads erased of
the second.
Folio 6()b.
i. S. HEW LEWTERELL. Argent, a bend
between six martlets sable.
2.* ST. HALBOROW (?S. EADBURGA). Azure,
three columbines pendant argent, slipped vert,
crowned or, in base as many roses 2 and i
gules (sic) seeded of the third, a bordure of the
fifth platey.
3. COLVYLE (OF BITHAM, LING., added). Or,
a fess gules.
4. S. JOHN HERON. Gules, a chevron en-
grailed argent, between three heron of the
second.
5. WYLLM. BYCHERY. Azure, an eagle dis-
played or.
; 6. S. (RoBT.) WELYBY (LORD) BROKE. Quar-
terly I. quarterly i and 4 ; sable, a cross engrailed
or. 2 and 3 ; gules, a cross moline argent ; over
all a crescent or. II. ; gules, a cross flory or.
III. ; gules, four fusils conjoined in fess argent,
each charged with an escallop sable. IV. ; or,
a chevron gules, a bordure engrailed sable.
7. S. JOHN GYSSE (GuisE of GLOUCESTER,
added). Gules, eight lozenges 4. 4. vair, on a
canton sable a mullet pierced or ; quarterly
with, gules, a fess between six billets or.
8. KNOLLES. Azure, crusily and a cross
moline sarcellee or ; quarterly with, per fess sable
and argent, a bulls head cabossed of the second
(sic), horned or ; on an escocheon of pretence
gules, a chevron charged with three torteaux.
9. Argent, a chevron between three human
legs couped below the knee, toes of the first to
the dexter, of the others to the sinister, all gules.
Folio 70.
1. HUNTYNGFELD. Or, on a fess gules three
plates.
2. BROUNE. Lozengy gules, and ermine on
a quarter azure a cross moline or. (? Brune.)
3. ASCHELLYS (ATHOLL). Or, three pallets
azure.
4. S. SYMOND GRENDEHAM (? MENDHAM).
Argent, a chevron sable, a label (3) gules ; im-
paling, or, a chevron argent (sic).
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5. IPPULPEN (written PUPELPEX). Azure,
on a fess between two chevronels or, three eagles
displayed gules.
6.* KENE. Ermine, a cross fleurtee ermines.
7.* FAYREFORD. Argent, guttee de sang,
three lyons couchant tails cowed sable, crowned
gules, charged with six plates 3. 2. i.
8. HAYDOKKE (LANC., added). As No. 6,
1.666.
9. STAVERTON. Argent, a chevron between
three maundies vert.
I.* I.EXAME.
sable.
Folio job.
Argent, three mallets 2 and i
2. HOLDE HAL (qre. OLD HALL, NORFF..
added). Gules, a lyon rampant argent. See
also No. i, f.886.
3. LADE MARE ; VERE impaling HOWARD.
Per cross gules and or, a mullet argent ; im-
paling, gules a bend between six crosses crosslet
fitchee argent.
4. MASTER HOLTUN. Argent, on a bend en-
giailed gules, three leopards faces of the first ;
impaled with, argent, three false escocheons 2
and I sable.
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5. JOHN WROTHE. Palyof4coats. (i) ; argent
on a bend sable, three leopards faces of the
field. WROTHE. (2) ; argent on a bend sable
three vases of the field, out of each three flowers
gules leaved vert. (3) ; argent, three chevrons
azure. (4) ; gules, a greyhound passant argent,
collared azure, studded and ringed or.
6. Gules, a fess or, over all a boar passant in
fess argent, a label of three of the second.
7.* Le S. DE MANNYNGHAM (JOHN, added) ;
Argent, a chevron sable between three peacocks
azure, plumed or.
8.* GAYNESFORD (SURREY, added). Argent,
a chevron gules between three greyhounds
passant sable.
9. (? HURLESTON). Argent, four ermine
spots per cross sable ; quarterly with, gules, two
swords saltireways, points to the base or.
Folio 71.
1. Argent, ten escallops 3. 3. 3. i gules.
2. An eagle displayed membered or.
3. Or, three cartwheels 2 and i argent (sic).
4. Or, a boars head fessways couped gules.
5. Gules, on a chevron sable (sic) three
boars heads couped argent, a rose or, for
difference.
6. Gules, a fess or, on a quarter of the second
a lyon passant gardant argent (sic).
7. Or, a chevron wavy per pale argent and
gules, between three crosses pattee fitchee at
the foot of the second, a silver crescent for
difference (sic).
8. Or, on a chevron engrailed gules, between
three birds of the second, a crescent sable ; im-
paled with, gules, three (bears ?) heads eiased
sable (sic) imperfect.
9. Grand quarterly. I. and IV. ; argent a
fret gules ; quarterly with, gules, a saltire or.
II. and III. ; or, three escallops 2 and i gules ;
quarterly with, gules, a cross patonce argent.
Folio j
MUMFORDE.
Blanc. See No. 9,
i. SYMON
1.726.
2* CHEVERELL. Argent, on a saltire (azure)
five water bougets (of the field) a chief gules.
3. SIR HUMFREY LORD DACRE OF YE NORTH.
Gules, three escallops argent.
4. THOMAS LYSTAR. Blanc.
5. JOHN CANE (possibly Cave). Blanc.
Folio 72.
i. MY LORD BARYNGTOX, and two other im-
perfect paintings.
4. WILLIAM ALYNGTON, CAMBR. Sable,
billettee and a bend engrailed argent ; quarterly
with, gules, three covered cups 2 and i argent ;
impaling, quarterly. I. and IV. in chief ; per
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cross argent and gules, the 2nd and 3rd fretty
or, over all a bend sable charged with an annulet
and a mullet of the first ; in base ; argent, a
saltire gules. II. and III. gules, crusily fitchee
and a bend argent, charged with an ermine spot.
5. RYCHARD NORTON. Argent, a chevron
between three crescents azure.
6. *CHYCHE. Azure, three lyoncelles ram-
pant 2 and i queue fourchee argent.
7. ELLYS (EBOR., added). Gules, on a cross
sable five crescents argent.
BANNERS. See also pages 127-142.
Folio J2b.
1. JESP. (Jasper) DUKE OF BEDFORDE.
FRANCE and ENGLAND quarterly, a bordure
azure, entoyre of martlets or.
2. THOMAS MARCS. DORSETT. Gules, seven
mascles conjoined 3. 3. i or ; quarterly with,
(I and 4) ; paly of three, Grey, Hastings and
Valence as No. i, .73, over all a label (3)
ermine. (2) ; ASTLEY ; azure, a cinquefoyle
pierced ermine. (3) WIDVILLE ; argent, a fess
and a quarter gules.
3. ERLE OF OXINFORD. VERB quarterly
with HOWARD.
4. SYR THOMAS LOVELL (\ORFF., added).
Argent, a chevron azure between three squirrels
sejant gules ; quarterly with, vert, two chevrons
argent, each charged with three cinquefoyles
pierced gules.
5. SYR RYNOLD BRAYE. Vair, three bendlets
gules ; quarterly with, argent, a chevron between
three eagles legs erased sable.
6. SYR NYCOLAS VAYS (VAUX). Chequy
argent and gules, on a chevron azure, three
roses gules (sic) ; quarterly with, gules, crusily
and three lucies hauriant or.
7. SYR WELYE NORYS. Argent, a chevron
sable between three ravens heads erased proper ;
quarterly with, azure, four bendlets or, a bordure
gules ; per pale with ; or, two bars gules, a
bendlet azure.
8. SYR SYMOND MOMFORD (\VARR., added).
Quarterly, (i) ; bendy (10) or and azure.
(2) ; sable, three lyoncelles passant in pale
argent. (3) ; argent, on a chief azure two
fleurs de lys or. (4) ; gules, a fess between six
crosses crosslet argent. BEAUCHAMP.
9. SYR T. HAWTON. Or, fretty gules, an
annulet azure ; quarterly with, argent, on a bend
sable three eagles displayed or. A VERDON coat.
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Folio 73.
i. ERLE OF KENT. Barry (6) argent and
azure, in chief three torteaux ; quarterly with,
HASTINGS and VALENCE, or, a maunch gules ;
quartering, burullee (12) argent and azure, eight
martlets 3. 3. 2 gules. See also No. 2, i.j2b.
2.* LORDE HERBARD. Per pale gules and
azure, three lyoncelles rampant 2 and i argent.
3. LORD POWYS. Or, a lyon rampant gules ;
quarterly with, gules, a lyon rampant argent,
a bordure engrailed of the last. On an esco-
cheon of pretence ; vert, a false escocheon
between eight escallops bordurewise argent.
4.* SYR ROBERD CURSON. Argent, on a bend
sable, between three dragons heads erased gules,
as many popinjays of the first, speckled of the
second, beaked or, collared of the third.
5.* SYR T. TKEFFHE. Sable, a chevron
between three trees eradicated argent ; quar-
terly with, NORRIS, argent, a chevron sable
between three ravens heads erased proper.
6. SYR THO. LEYTON. Per chevron gules and
or, in chief a lyon passant gardant argent ; im-
paling, per chevron or and gules. This painting
may have been intended for, quarterly per fess
dancettee gules and or, etc.
7. SYR ROBERD MANERS. Or, two bars
azure, a chief gules ; quarterly with, vert, three
squirrels sejant argent.
8. SYK THOMAS EVERYNGGHAM. Gules, a
lyon rampant vair between five fleurs de lys or ;
quarterly with, BYRKYN^argent, a fess azure, a
label (3) gules.
9.* LORDE OGELL. Argent, a fess between
three crescents gules ; quarterly with. BERTRAM,
or, an orle azure.
END OF BANNERS.
Folio 736.
1. Ermine, a chief quarterly or and gules.
(Fitz Nicholas or Peckham.)
2. Argent, a lyon rampant gules crowned or,
over all on a bend sable three crosses crosslet
fitchee of the first.
3. Gules, on a chevron argent, three talbots
passant sable.
4. *JOHN NORYS. Argent, a chevron sable
between three ravens heads erased proper ;
quarterly with, argent, a tower triple turretted
sable ; over all an escocheon of pretence ; argent,
three covered cups sable.
5. BOYFFELDE. Gules, a fess between three
saltorelles argent ; quarterly with, bendy (10)
gules and argent.
6.* LEYTELBERY (Line, added). Argent, two
lyons passant gardant gules. See page 199.
7. SIR JOHN KYRTON, LINC. Gules, three
bars ermine ; painted as a banner.
8. RADMELL. Vert, on a chief indented or,
two mullets pierced gules ; quarterly with, or,
on a chevron gules three plates.
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9. VARNEY (WARWICK, added). Quarterly
(i) ; gules, three crosses patee pommettee of,
a chief vaire argent and sable. (2) ; ermine on
a chevron sable three escallops argent. (3) ;
argent, three false escocheons 2 and i sable, a
bordure gules. (4) ; azure three stags trippant
or, a bordure argent.
Folio 74.
1. S. ROBERT PALMER. Argent, on a bend
sable four besants, and an annulet or.
2. FFELPOT (PHILPOT, HANTS., added).
Sable, a bend ermine.
3. REYNOLDS LAMOND. Argent, two bends
azure, a bordure engrailed of the last ; quarterly
with, gules, three garbs 2 and i argent.
4. *ARCHER (WARR., added). Azure, three
arrows paleways, points to the base argent.
5. CORSON. Or, on a bend argent (sic) three
martlets sable.
6. THOMAS METTLEY. Argent, a chevron
between three eagles displayed sable.
7. GAYNYS (? ENGAYNE or GENNYS). Sable,
a fess dancetee between six escallops argent.
8. *WYNTER. Gules, a fess argent, between
three bushes enflamed proper. See illustration.
9. HARTWELL. Sable, a bucks head cabossed
argent, between the attires a cross pattee of the
last ; quarterly with, gules, eight lozenges con-
joined 5. 3 argent.
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Folio 74&.
1. THOMAS LEFFYN. Lozengy argent and
gules ; quarterly with, per chevron ermine and
sable, in chief two gryphons heads erased azure,
in base an annulet argent.
2. COLPEPER OF KENT. Argent, a chief gules,
over all a bend engrailed azure.
3. S. RICHARD NANFAX (HEREF., added).
Argent, three wolves passant 2 and i azure ;
quarterly with, sable, on a chevron between three
wings argent, as many ermine spots.
4. OXINBYRGE. Gules, a lyon rampant ar-
gent, a bordure vert, entoyre of escallops of the
second ; quarterly with, argent, a lyon rampant
sable, a bordure entoyre of torteaux.
5. Ermine, on a chevron sable three cinque-
foyles pierced or.
6. MORTON. Per cross gules and ermine, in
the first and fourth a goats head erased argent,
horned or. See also Nos. i and 2, f.io/.
7. JOHN ISLEY (KENT, added). Ermine, a
fess gules.
8. BELLE. Gules, three hawks bells 2 and i
argent.
q. S. ROBERD SPENSER (DEVON, added).
Sable, two bars wavy ermine ; as a banner.
See also No. 7, f.73& (jzb, 73), &c.
Folio 75.
1. SIR JOHN BOUTHE ; of Shrubland Hall in
Sufi, quartering Oke and Cogshall. I and 4 ;
argent, three boars heads erased and erect 2 and
i sable. (2) ; sable, on a fess argent between
six acorns or, slipped vert, three escallops of the
last. (3) ; argent, on a cross gules five escallops
or.
2. LOWE. Argent, on a bend azure three
wolves heads erased of the first, a bordure en-
grailed of the second.
3. SIR RAFFE LONGFORDE. Paly (6) or and
gules, a bend azure ; quarterly with, per cross
argent and gules.
4.* SMETHELF.Y. Gules, two bars between
nine martlets 4. 2. 3 argent. See No. 3, f.83/;.
5. CORSON. Argent, on a bend sable three
martlets or, a mullet of the second for difference.
6. S. THOMAS BUTLER. Azure, a bend be-
tween six covered cups 3 and 3 or ; quarterly
with, or, a lyon rampant gules.
7.* RYCHARD LEDES. Argent, a fess gules
between three eagles displayed sable, a crescent
of the first for difference.
8. SYMOND MANFELDE. Sable, two bars
argent, on the sovereign bar a wyvern issuant
wings expanded of the field.
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9. JOHN MORLEY. Sable, a leopards face or,
jessant de lys argent.
Polio
mullet sable,
1. ASHETON. Argent, a
pierced ermine.
2. HENGLYS (HEGLISE). Ermine, on a chief
or, a demy lyon rampant issuant vert.
3.* Gules, a chevron argent between three
greaves embowed or.
4. POKESWELL. Sable, a chevron argent be-
tween three estoyles or.
5. RAPE RAME. Gules, three ram's heads
cabossed 2 and i argent ; quarterly with, sable,
two bars or.
6.* JOHN LOVELL. Or, a wolf saliant azure,
a bordure engrailed sable.
7. SYMOND MAWRE (S. MAUKE, MORE, or
MOWER). Argent, two chevronels gules ;
quarterly with, or, a lyon rampant sable.
8. JOHN MUNCHENESEY (of EDWARDSTON,
SUFF., added). Or, three false escocheons 2 and
I, barry (6) gules and vair.
9. Argent, three cart wheels 2 and i gules.
Folio 76.
1. BEAUCHAMP. Gules, a fess between six
martlets or.
2. Sable, a cross foimee quarterly argent and
gules. :
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3. DUFKIELD. Sable, a chevron argent, be-
tween three doves proper.
4.* GRANDISON. Argent, three palets azure,
on a bend gules three eagles displayed or.
5. (? GRANDISON). Argent, three palets
azure, on a bend gules three mullets or.
6. Per cross or and gules, on a bendlet sable
three escallops argent.
7. JOHN PARYS. Argent, on a bend azure
two bars gules.
8. Argent two Haunches sable.
9. Barry (6) or and vert.
Folio jf)b.
i.* LORD DAUBENEV. Gules, four fusils con-
joined in fess argent.
2. LONNAM (LOVAYN). Gules, billettec bar-
ways or, and a fess argent.
3.* S. MONGOMERY. Ermine, a bordure gules,
entoyrc of horse shoes or.
4. Vair, three bars gules.
5. Per cross or and sable.
6. BOWET. Argent, three reindeers heads
cabossed sable.
7. Barry (6) gules and argent.
8. Gules, on a bend argent six ermine spots
I. 2. i. 2. bendways reversed.
9. Gules, three lozenges 2 and i argent, each
charged with a bend sable.
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Folio 77.
1. Sable, on a chevron argent a chevronel
gules, all between three lozenges of the second,
each charged with a martlet of the first.
2. Azure, a cross moline sarcelled argent.
3. Gules, a cross crosslet ermine.
4. Argent, a millrind pierced gules.
5. Argent, on a bend azure, between two
lyons rampant gules, three plates.
6.* Argent, a double headed eagle per fess
(enarched) gules and sable, beak and legs or.
As illustration, page 243.
7. Argent, a chief per pale gules and er-
mine, on the dexter an owl argent, crowned and
legged or.
8. Argent, three fleurs de lys bcndways be-
tween two bendlets sable.
9. MELNEHOUSE. Argent, on a bend sable
three fleurs de lys of the first, an annulet of the
second for difference.
Folio jjb.
i.* TRAFFOW. Argent, a gryphon passant
gules : A note adds " montant" TRAFFORD.
See also page 313.
2. LESERTON (LESINGTON). Argent, in chief
two saltorelles humettee, and in base a cross
all engrailed sable; a crescent for difference
of the last.
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3. BOWROVV (BORNE). Argent, on a bend
sable three lyons passant of the first a crescent
of the second for difference.
4. OLYVER. Ardent, a bend gules, on a chief
of the second two mullets or, a label (3) azure.
5. DEXXYS. Argent, a chevron sable be-
tween three mullets gules ; quarterly with,
argent, a lyon rampant azure crowned or.
6.* BULKLEY. Sable, a chevron between
three bulls heads cabossed argent.
7.* BLOSSUM. Gules, three wyverns pas-
sant in pale ermine.
8. BUTTELER. Gules, five bcndlets argent.
9.* JOHX STRANGE. Argent, on a chevron
gules between three covered cups or (sic), a
mallet.
Folio 78.
i.* SAMOX. Sable, three salmon hauriant
2 and i proper.
2.* Ermine, on a chief gules three dexter
hands apaumce argent. See page 245.
3.* FORXEYS (SORXEYS). Argent, a talbot
sejant within a bordure all sable. Md. this coat
is borne, but unjustly by SIR HEXRY, 1710,
Furnese of Waldershare Kent kt. and baronet
and by Sir Robert his son and heir baronet 1723,
his father was a p .... at Feversham in
Kent. P. Le Neve. See page 245.
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4. HOLKOTT. Lozengy gules and argent, a
hordure azure.
5. Argent, a chief gules, three cinquefoyles
2 and i counter-coloured.
6. WYKE. Argent, a chevron gules, between
three crosses moline sable.
7.* CLERKE. Sable, three passion nails 2
and i argent.
8.* OLYFE (written CLYSE). Azure, a wolf
saliant argent.
9.* VAWHAN. Argent, three human heads
proper, crined or, encircling each neck, a serpent
azure, see illustration.
Folio 786.
i. WELYE Roo (above it FAVOYLE, i.e.,
Favyle, Folville, etc.) Per fess argent and or,
over all a cross moline gules.
2.* GETHYN. Argent, a chevron engrailed
azure between three birds rising sable, a bordure
engrailed of the second.
3- RYCHEMOND. Gules, on a mullet of nine
points azure, an annulet or, pierced of the field.
4. ORSWYKE (Ursewyke). Argent, on a chev-
ron gules five besants.
5.* SELLYNG. Vert, a chevron between three
wolves heads erased or.
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6. Gules, on a chevron azure (sic) between
three cinquefoyles argent, a cross pattee of the
last.
7.* BLAKEBORN. Argent, a fess undee be-
tween three mullets all sable.
8. JOHN LEYLE (LYLE, added). Or, on a
chief azure three lyoncelles rampant of the field.
9. WELYE GRESLEY (DERBY, added). Vaire,
gules and argent ; quarterly with, sable, a lyon
rampant argent, collared gules.
Folio 79.
i. WELLUGOBY (WILLOUGHBY, DKRB.. added).
Or, two bars gules each charged with as many
water bougets argent.
2.* HOKELEY. Or, a lyon rampant gules.
3. Argent, two palets sable.
4. GYLYS STRANGWAYS (substituted for S. T.
Strangwheygh). Sable, two lyons passant in
pale argent, charged with three pallets purpure,
crowned or.
5. T. OWGON. Or, on a chief sable Ihree
martlets or ; quarterly with, gules, on a chief or.
a lyon passant sable.
6. Gules, on a chevron sable (sic) between
three lyons heads erased argent, a mullet of the
last.
7. WELYE GEYTON. Or, fretty azure ; im-
paled with, gules, two bars ermine.
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8.* THOMAS HAYLTOFT (HOLTOFT of UPWELL,
NORF., added). Ermine, three lozenges in
triangle meeting in the fess point ermines.
9. STRECHELEY. Or, on a chevron argent
(sc) three cinquefoyles sable.
Folio 796.
1. WYLCOTYS. Azure, an eagle displayed
argent, membered or : quarterly with, argent, a
chevron engrailed between three escallops sable.
2. CORNUE. Argent, a chevron between
three bugle horns stringed sable.
3.* S. THOMAS BORTUN. Sable, a chevron
argent, between three owls of the second,
crowned and legged or.
4. RAPE REDENEY (RODNEY, SOMERSET,
added). Or, three eagles displayed 2 and i
gules. See No. 6, f.ioift.
5. RAWLYN DOTTON (BUTTON). Sable, a
cross engrailed ermine.
6. TENDRING (SUFF., added). Azure, a fess
between two chevronels argent.
7. BRUGFORDE. Gules, three martlets in
fess between two barrulets or.
8. RAPE STROTHER. Gules, on a bend cotised
argent, three eagles displayed vert, a label (3)
azure.
9. RYCHARD CLETHEROW. Gules, a saltire
engrailed or.
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i. Argent, three crosses patonce 2 and i gules,
an annulet of the last for difference.
2. Vert, on a bend argent, three cinquefoyles
or (sic).
3.* STOKYS. Per chevron ermine and vert, a
chevron engrailed counter - coloured, between
three fleurs de lys 2 and i or. See page 249.
4.* BARTUN. Argent, three boars heads pale-
ways couped 2 and i sable. See page 249.
5. JOHN MOORE. Azure, three leopards faces
2 and i or.
6. BORNAM. Or, a bend between two crosses
crosslet sable.
7.* HARROW. Ermines, three harrows in
triangle conjoined by a circular wreath all
argent.
8.* DEYVYLL. Argent, on a bend azure, six
fleurs de lys 2. 2. 2 or. " Now born by the
name of Clapham of Beamsley, Ebor." P. Le
Neve.
9. S. JOHN CLYFTON (of Bokenham Castell in
Norf., added). Chequy or and gules, a bend
ermine.
Folio Sob.
i. RAKE HONT (KENT, added). Sable, a fess
between three cinquefoyles or.
2. PETER DE LEGH (CHESHIRE, added). Gules,
a cross engrailed argent. See No. 7, i.gib.
3. S. JOHAN HURLESTON (HuDDLESTONE).
Gules, fretty argent.
4. CROFTE. Sable, seven lozenges 3. 3. i
argent, on the second an ermine spot.
6. JOHN WARDE. Argent, a chevron between
three birds sable.
6. MORESBY. Sable, a cross argent, a cinque-
foyle of the second.
7. SKELTON. Gules, two bars and in chief
three mullets all argent.
8. FYLBRYG (FELBRIGG, NORF., added). Or,
a lyon rampant gules.
9. Argent, two chevrons gules, on a quarter
of the second, a cross patonce or.
Folio 81.
1. Argent, on a chief sable, a crescent between
two mullets or.
2. OGULL (OGLE, added). Argent, a fess be-
tween three crescents gules.
3. Argent, a chevron between three mascles
gules.
4. NYCOLAS HAYWODE (added above it, S.
LEVIS ORELL, LANC.). Argent, three torteaux
between two bendlcts, a bordure all gules.
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5. JOHN COLSELL. Chequy or and sable, a
chief argent guttee de sang ; impaled with, gules,
fretty or, a quarter argent.
6.* WA'UTON. Gules, three garbs 2 and i
argent, ears or. See also No. 7, f.io3.
7. JOHN BARLEY (HERTF., added). Ermine,
three bars wavy sable ; quarterly with, or, a
water bouget sable, a bordure of the second
besantee.
8. PERS CABELL. Vert, fretty argent, a fess
gules ; quarterly with, gules, three cocks 2 and i
or.
q.* KYNVYRE. Gules, a covered cup and a
chief dancettee or ; quarterly with, argent, a
Sowdans head proper, a bordure azure.
Folio 816.
i.* JOHN SYLBY. Argent, a man's head in
profile gules, wreathed of the first, a chief per
pale or and azure.
2. S. RYCHARD DALABERE (HEREF., added).
Azure, a bend cotised argent between six mart-
lets 3 and 3 or.
3. THOMAS HALE. Vert, a saltire engrailed
argent.
4.* CORBET, SALOP. Or, a caw proper. See
page 252.
5. ASTUN (STAFF., added). Argent, a fess
and in chief three lozenges all sable.
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6. LORDE MORTEMER. Azure, three bars or
in chief two palets between as many esquires of
the second, over all a false escocheon ermine.
7.* RYCHARD BYRKEHEDE (CHESHIRE, added).
Sable, three garbs 2 and i or, a bordure argent.
8. FELYpToNBERY (THORNBERY). Argent, a
chief or, over all a lyon rampant azure.
9.* ZERDE. Gules, on a chevron between
three fuseaux (spindles) argent, a cronel of the
first.
Folio 82.
1. GARNYS (SuFF., added). Argent, a chev-
ron azure, between three escallops sable.
2. BELLYNGHAM. Gules, three bendlets ar :
gent, on a quarter of the first, a lyon rampant
of the second.
3. The arms cut away.
4. ARSAKE. Gules, a bend or, cotised argent.
5.* HEWE COTON (CESTR., added). Azure,
a chevron between three hanks of cotton argent.
6.* COUELEY. Gules, a fess sable (sic) be-
tween three helmets argent.
7.* THOMAS TAPLEY. Gules, on a fess azure
(sic) a lyon passant argent, all between three
crosses botonnee fitchee of the last.
8.* JOHN ANGELL. Or, four fusils conjoined
azure.
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9. *BRAM(P)TON. Azure, three square buckles
garnished with roses, tongues to the sinister aii
See No. i, (.26.
or.
Folio 826.
1. The arms cut away.
2. PYRPOYNT. Argent, semee of mullets
gules and a lyon rampant sable ; quarterly with,
argent, six annulets 2. 2. 2 sable.
3. Gules, two bends argent.
4. Argent, two bars and in chief three mullets
sable.
5. Argent, a lyon rampant gules, a bordure
vair.
6. Argent, two bars sable, a baston gules.
7. Argent, on a cross azure five mullets or.
8. S. JOHN LECHE. Ermine, on a chief
dancettee gules three coronets or.
9. Azure, a cross engrailed or.
Folio 83.
1. TRUSSELL (STAFF., added). Argent, fretty
gules, bezanty at the joints.
2. BRUNE. Azure, a cross moline or ; quar-
terly with, ROKELE, gules, six lozenges conjoined
3 and 3 argent.
3.* Sable, billettee or, a gryphon segreant
argent. [GRIFFIN.]
4. Argent, two bars gules, on a quarter of the
second, a rose or, seeded gules.
5. THORPE (of ASHWELLTHORPE, NORFOLK
added). Azure, three crescents argent. See
page 174.
6. CHAMBERLEYN (q're. BRAY). Argent, a
chevron between three eagles claws erased sable.
As a banner.
7. LORD WAKE. Or, a fess gules, in chief
three torteaux.
8. Gules, an eagle wings extended or, beak
and legs azure, between three roses argent.
9. Vert, a lyon rampant argent.
Folio 836.
i. Argent, a chevron sable between three
greyhounds heads couped of the second, collared
gules.
2.* Per fess sable and argent, a fess gules
between three crosses cornished fleurtee in chief
and as many plain crosses in base all counter-
coloured of the first and second.
3. CHALANS. Gules, two bars between eight
martlets 3. 2. 3 argent ; quarterly with, vair.
See No. 4, .75. (Challons of Devon.)
4. INGLOSSE, NORFOLK (substituted for
Hyngylhouse). Gules, three bars gemelles or,
on a quarter argent, five billets saltireways
sable.
5. JERNINGHAM. Argent, three lozenge-
shaped buckles, tongues to the sinister 2 and I
gules.
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a chief gules a bendlet sable ; quarterly with,
chequy or and gules, a chief ermine.
7. CORBETT. Barry (4) argent and sable, in
chief and in base three crosses potent fitche'e
counter-coloured.
8. PYCWORRE. Gules, three picks 2 and i
argent.
9. SIR SAXCHET DABRITECOURT Kt of Garter
(substituted for DABYSCORT). Ermine, three
bars couped gules ; sometimes blasoned, gules
two bars and a bordure ermine.
Folio 84.
i.* THOMAS GKAYXFELDE, Gules, three
organ rests 2 and I or.
2. SOWTHWEI.L. Argent, three cinquefoyles
gules on each leaf an annulet or ; quarterly with,
ermine, two annulets interlaced sable.
3.* - - DEVENCHYRE. Gules, a fess ermine
between three bundles of faggots argent, banded
azure.
4. Or, three leopards faces sable, a baston
azure.
5. Argent, on a fess between three crescents
gules as many mullets or.
6. CONSTAINER (Constantino). Azure, six
leopards faces 3. 2. i argent, on a canton'or, a
cross is indicated.
7. Or, fretty azure, on a chief gules, two annu-
lets interlaced of the first.
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8.* Gules, three horses heads and necks 2
and i argent. ? HORSLEY.
9.* RANDACY. Sable, three fuseaux (spindles)
2 and i argent.
Folio 846.
i. HARCORTH (HARCOURT, added). Gules,
two bars or.
2.* Gules, a lyon passant ermine. [NERE-
FORD.]
3. THI(R)KELD. Argent, a maunch gules.
See No. 9, f.8g6.
4. BROKESBY. Barry undee (6) sable and
argent, on a quarter gules, a mullet or.
5. MESTEDE. Gules, a fess engrailed ermine
between three mullets 2 and i or.
6. S. - - PYLKYNGTUN. Argent, a cross
patonce voided gules ; quarterly with, paly (6)
argent and gules, on a baston sable three
mullets or.
7. THOMAS WESYNGHAM. Azure, a saltire
and a chief or ; quarterly with, sable, a fess
dancettee between three mullets argent.
8.* JONS. Ermine, three chess rooks 2 and I
gules.
9. JOHN BOTTLER. Azure, a bend between
six covered cups or.
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Folio 85.
1. RERYSBY. Gules, on a hend argent, three
crosses patonce sable, a cinquefoyle or.
2. RAFFE BUTLER. Gules, two bars ermine.
3. WARTON. Argent, a chevron and in chief
an annulet sable.
4. BOSSCHE. Ermine, on a chief crenellee
gules three leopards faces or.
5. HARMAN (STAFORDSHERE, added). Argent,
on a fess azure, three bucks heads cabossed or.
6.* RYNOLD ASKE. Azure, three bars or ;
quarterly with, azure five fusils conjoined argent.
7.* HARGROVE. Argent, a gryphon segreant
per fess engrailed gules and sable, beak and
claws or.
8. BRETUN. Azure, a bend between six
mullets or.
9. WALSCHE. Gules, three bars argent, on
a quarter ermine five lozenges conjoined in
bend or.
Folio 856.
1. RODELL. Argent, three piles meeting in
base gules, over all a bend sable.
2. HARRY NO(O)NE (of SHEI.FHANGER in
NORFOLK, added). Or, a cross engrailed vert.
3. Sable, two bars argent, in chief three plates.
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4. WELYE OF Ye Spycery (to HEN. 8, added).
Lozengy or and gules, a saltire counter compony
ermines and ermine. (? PEAKE.)
5. ROBERT BRENT. Gules, a wyvern statant,
tail nowed argent. See also pp. 80, 153.
6.* OSSEBARON. Argent, on a bend between
two tygers saliant sable, three fish naiant or.
See also No. 6, i.g^b.
7. MERKENFELDE. Argent, on a bend sable
three bezants, a crescent for difference gules.
8. KOWLEY. Per bend crenellee sable and
argent.
9. GOLOFER. Barry undee (8) gules and
argent, on a bend sable three besants.
Folio 86.
i.* BORCKYS. Vert, a fess gules, fretty or,
between three martlets argent.
2. WYKHAM. Ermine, a bordure gules.
3.* TRYGONAN (CORNWALL, added). Argent,
a chevron sable between three Cornish choughs
proper.
4.* THOMAS OKYN. Argent, two chevrons
vert, between three oak leaves proper.
5. LUCOMBE. Argent, a saltire sable, be-
tween four estoyles gules.
6.* DAMPORTE. Argent, a chevron between
three crosses crosslet fitchee sable.
7. T. STEVYNS. Gules, on a bend argent,
three leopards faces vert.
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8.* AUDSELEY. Argent, a pair of lyons
gambs saltireways erased gules ; quarterly with,
gules, three wallets 2 and i or, garnished azure.
See page 259.
9. Sable, on a chief argent, three lozenges
conjoined gules.
Folio 86b.
I. Gules, a bend between six escallops argent,
a mullet of the first for difference.
2.* BRYGER. Argent, a chevron engrailed
sable, between three crabs passant gules. See
page 259.
3.* TREWART(H)E(N). Argent, a boar passant
gules, tusked and unguled or.
4.* SHOTTESBROKE, BERKS, (substituted for
SEUTYSBROKE). Ermine, on a chief per pale
dancettee or and gules a rose of the last. See
No. 3, f.i6, and No. 2, {.44.
5. Ros OF KENDALL, WESTMORLAND (quar-
tered by PARR, added). Or, three water bougets
sable.
6.* WELYEM MOORE. Sable, three bears
heads erased 2 and i argent, muzzled gules, on
a quarter of the third, a crown or.
7. CHARTELEY (THONTELEY). Ermine, a
maunch gules. The Coat of Calthorpe ED.
8. JOHN MADLEY. Argent, on a chevron
azure, three fleurs de lys or, a bordure engrailed
sable.
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9.* (M)ASTYRSUME. Ermine, on a chevron
azure between three garbs or, a mullet for
difference argent.
Folio 87.
1. S. TOMAS KERYELL. Or, two chevrons
and a quarter gules.
2. CARDEMEW. Argent, on a chief sable, a
lyon passant of the first.
3. CHAMPENEYS. Vert, a fess counter em-
battled or, between three trefoyles slipped
ermine.
4. LORD FERREYS OF SHARTLEY. Vaire, or
and gules. Ferrers of Chartley.
5.* BENDYCHE (ESSEX, CAMBR., added). Ar-
gent, on a chevron sable, between three rams
heads erased azure, an escallop of the field. See
also No. 8. f-94&.
6.* CHELDEN (SHELDON). Argent, on a bend
gules, three sheldrakes of the field.
7. PORYER. Gules, three crescents argent.
[Peryent.]
8. RAPE HAMMYS. Sable, on a fess or, be-
tween three cinquefoyles ermine, a crescent
sable for difference.
9.* S. THOMAS FYNDERNE (DERB., added).
Argent on a fess gules between three bears
passant sable, muzzled of the second, as many
plates. Rather Finbarne. See pages 121 and
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i.* LQVELL. Barry undee (8) gules and or.
2.* WVCLYFE (EBOR., added). Argent, five
fusils conjoined in fess azure, between three
Cornish choughs proper.
3.* KYNNYSMAN. Gules, three kine's (bulls)
heads cabossed argent, horns or.
4.* WYLDSCHYRE (of HEYDON, ESSEX, added)
Per chevron azure and argent, in chief five
crosses pattee 3 and 2 or.
5.* THORPE (ORPE). Per pale vert and
gules, three attires barways argent.
6. JOHN A. LYE (LEGH). Azure, two bars
argent, on a bend gules, three crescents or.
7. JOHN ROTHYN. Paly (8) argent and gules.
Also LLOYD.
8. CHEYNEY. Azure, a cross patonce or ;
quarterly with, gules, four fusils conjoined argent,
each charged with an escallop sable.
o. HARPLEY. Burulee (12) or and argent,
over all three chevronels engrailed sable.
Folio 88.
i.* CLAXTON (written CALENTUN). Gules, on
a fess between three hedgehogs passant argent,
an ace of hearts of the first.
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2. Bendy undee (8) sable and argent.
3. BEDWELL. Per saltire ermines and lozengy
or and gules.
4. Ermine, a fess vaire or and gules.
5.* WELYE HORE. Argent, a stags head
cabossed or, a label (3) gules.
_6. BEYVYS. Chequy or and gules, a quarter
ermine.
7. CAMELL. Azure, a camel passant argent ;
quarterly with, lozengy azure and argent.
8. DAN(I)ELL. Gules, a bend azure (sic), a
bordure engrailed or, a martlet of the last for
difference.
9. RYCHARD GAYNYS. Sable, a fess or be-
tween three cinquefoyles pierced argent.
Folio 886.
i.* OLDEHALL (NORFF., added). Gules, a
lyon rampant ermine. See No. 2, f.7o6.
2. BYTTERLEY. Or, a fess gules and in chief
three torteaux ; quarterly with, argent, on a bend
gules three owls of the first.
3. PURSALL. Gules, two bars undee argent,
over all on a bend sable three boars heads
couped of the second ; quarterly with, bendy (8)
argent and azure, on a quarter sable a "lyon
passant or.
4. CULPEPER (KENT, SUSSEX, added). Argent
a bend engrailed gules, a label (3) azure.
5.* Sr. JOHN DE HARLYNG (of EAST HARLING
IN NORFF., added). Argent, a unicorn saliant
sable.
6. DAWBENEY. Gules, four fusils in fess
argent.
7. T. VERNUN. Argent, fretty sable and a
canton ermine.
8. S. T. RATCLAFFE. Argent, on a bend en-
grailed sable, a fleur de lys of the first.
9. KYRKEBY. Argent, two bars gules, on a
quarter of the second, a cross moline or.
Folio 89.
i. RYTHER (BOR., added). Azure, three
crescents 2 and i argent ; quarterly with, gules,
a lyon rampant argent.
2.* Argent, on a cross patonce gules, five
escallops or.
3. BERKELEY. Gules, crusily pattee, a chev-
ron and a bordure all argent.
4. ASCHELEY. Azure, on a pale engrailed
argent, three crescents sable.
5. RAFFE BOSTOKE. Argent, a fess humett^e
sable.
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6. S. EDMOND THORPE. Azure, three cres-
cents 2 and i argent ; quarterly with, BAYNARD,
sable, a fess between two chevrons or.
7. STOWELL. Gules, a cross of nine lozenges
argent ; quarterly with, bendy (6) azure and
argent.
8. S. BURNELL. Argent, a lyon
rampant sable, crowned or, a bordure azure ;
quarterly with, BOTETOURT, or, a saltire en-
grailed sable.
9. THOMAS BLANSSON. Per saltire gules and
azure, a chief or lozengy imperfect.
Folio 896.
i. POMYS. Argent, three bars azure, a bor-
dure gules bezantee.
2.* CHYPMAN (? SHYPMAN, added). Sable,
two lyons passant counterpassant between as
many chevronels all argent.
3. KEYLEY. Argent, on a fess between three
leopards faces sable, a mullet of the first.
4. BABTHORPE. Gules, fretty argent, a
quarter of VALENCE. See No. i, f.73.
5. BABTHORPE. Sable, seven plates between
two chevronels, all enclosed by three lozenges
two and one all argent.
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6. BLONDELL. Per pale ermine and sable, a
chevron engrailed counter-coloured.
7.* TALBOT. Gules, a lyon rampant and a
bordure engrailed or.
8. THORNBUR(G)H. Ermine, fretty gules, a
chief of the last.
9. THYLKYLDE. Argent, a maunch gules.
As on page 256.
Folio 90.
i.* JOHN GUYN. Azure, a fess gules (sic) be-
tween three lambs passant argent.
2. WYLLYNGHAM. Ermine, on a chevron
sable an annulet argent for difference.
3.* THORNHAM. Argent, on a fess sable be-
tween three thorn bushes proper, an annulet of
the first for difference.
4.* WELYE USCHER. Argent, three lyons
gambs erect 2 and i sable.
5.* BOKELOND. Argent, a fess gules, over
all two dolphins hauriant counter-hauriant or,
conjoined ermine. See illustration.
6. WESYNGTUN. Gules, on a fess argent
three mullets or, a label (3) of the second.
7. TRACYE. Or, two bends gules.
8.* STANDEN. Argent, an eagle close sable,
beak and legs or, a bordure engrailed of the
second.
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g. PYKYRKE. Sable, a cross patonce or, a
bordure engrailed argent.
Folio gob.
1. JOHN CAYLEY (NORFF., added). Per cross
argent and sable, on a bend gules three mullets
of the first, a label (3) silver.
2. HEWTUN (Luton). Vert, a double headed
eagle displayed or, beaked and membered gules.
3. BOYS. Ermine, a cross sable.
4. GRESSELEY. Vaire, argent and gules, a
label (3) sable, a bordure of the last bezantee.
5. CAUNFELDE. Argent, fretty sable. CAN-
FIELD.
6. REDEMER. Sable, a bend argent, between
six fleurs de lys or.
7. Per saltire argent and sable, in chief a
cross moline of the second. See No. 7, .35.
8. JOHN CL(I)VE. Argent, on a bend
cotised sable, three mullets of the first.
g* BELLYNGHAM. Gules, fretty argent, on
a quarter of the first (sic) a lyon rampant of the
second (sic), the tinctures are probably reversed
in the painting. See page 268.
Folio gi.
I. MONYNTON. Argent, on a bend sable three
mullets or.
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2* STOKE. Azure, fretty argent, on a
quarter of the first (sic) a boars head barways
erased of the second (sic), the tinctures are
probably reversed in the painting.
3. Sable, three owls 2 and i argent.
4. COLLYNG. A^ure, a gryphon saliant or,
crowned argent, beak and claws gules.
5.* HAM(P)TUN. Gules, on a fess argent, a
mullet sable ; quarterly with, argent, three bulls
passant 2 and i sable.
6.* REDLEY. Gules, on a chevron between
three kingfishers argent, speckled sable, beaks
and legs or, a crescent of the last.
7. SMERES. Sable, three chevronels argent
between as many mullets 2 and I or.
8. MYSGRAUE (MUSGRAVE of WESTMORLAND,
added). Azure, six annulets 3. 2. i or, a
martlet for difference argent.
9. CHARYLTUN. Or, a chevron engrailed
sable, between three bucks heads cabossed vert,
a bordure of the last.
Folio gib.
i. RESTWODE. Per saltire ermine and gules,
2.* STONLYNG. Gules, a saltire between four
lyons rampant argent, a label (3) of the last.
3. PARTRYCH. Chequy sable and argent, a
bend gules.
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4.* GARNYS (SuFF., added). Argent, a chev-
ron azure, between three escallops sable.
5. HUSE (Hussey). Ermine, three bars gules.
6. CURTEYSE. Argent, a chevron sable be-
tween three bulls heads cabossed gules ; quar-
terly with, gules, a chevron vair, a chief or.
7. PET LEYTH (Cheshire, added). Gules, a
cross engrailed argent. See No. 2, i.Sob.
8. WALDEN. Argent, three leopards faces 2
and i sable.
q. ALEN LEMSTER. Argent, on a fess be-
tween three crescents gules, as many mullets or.
Folio 92.
1. HYNKPEN (!NKPEN, added). Chequy ar-
gent and sable, a chief or ; quarterly with, gules,
two bars gemelles or, a chief invected ermine.
2. GANFELDE. Or, three bars gules and a
quarter ermine, over all a baston sable.
3. LECHEFORDE. Sable, a chevron between
three leopards faces argent.
4. GOODBOWE. Azure, two bows crossed
saltireways stringed or.
5. GOODBOWE. No. 4 within a bordure gules
bezantee.
6. S. RYCHARD VARNON. Argent, fretty
sable, a quarter gules ; quarterly with, barry (6)
or and azure.
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7. RYCHARD VERNON. Argent, fretty sable,
bezantee at the joints, on a quarter gules a
martlet or ; quarterly with, barry (6) argent and
azure a bordure sable bezantee.
8. FOWKE VERNON. Argent, fretty sable
bezantee at the joints, a quarter gules, over all
a label (3) or.
9. WELYE VERNON. Argent, fretty sable,
bezantee at the joints, a quarter gules, a bordure
engrailed or ; impaled with, PYPE of DERB.,
azure, crusily and two pipes chevronwise or.
See Brydge's Collins' peerage, vol. 7, page 400.
Folio 926.
i. S. RYCHARD VERNON. Grand quarterly
I. and IV. ; argent, fretty sable, a quarter gules ;
quarterly with, or, a lyon rampant sable. II. and
III. ; barry (6) or and azure ; quarterly with,
azure, three lyons passant gardant argent.
2.* WARDE. Argent, a chevron between
three wolves heads erased sable.
3. S. WELYE SELYNGER. Azure, fretty ar-
gent, on a chief or a mullet of the first.
4. SPEKOT (Speccot). Ermine, three lozenges
conjoined in fess sable, on the second a fleur de
lys argent.
5.* OSWALSTER. Argent, a lyon rampant
gules, over all a bendlet sable.
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6.* DRURY (NORFF., SUFF., added). Argent,
on a chief azure, two mullets or, a label (3) gules.
7. HALSALLE. Argent, three dragons heads
erased azure langued gules ; quarterly with,
gules, three unicorns heads erased or. See
next page.
8. DEN(N)Y. Gules, crusily and a saltire or.
9. CHALON. Gules, two bars or.
Folio 93.
i. Argent, two bars sable, each charged with
three escallops of the field.
2* BRETON. Argent, a lyon rampant sable ;
quarterly with, sable, a mullet argent.
3.* TURBUT. Azure, three turbot naiant in
pale argent, a bordure of the last.
4. TYLLINGTAM. Argent, on a bend gules
three owls of the first. TILLINGTON.
5. SKYPTUN. Azure, on a chief of two indents
argent, a lyon rampant of the first.
6. SERCHEDEN. Gules, a saltire sable (sic,
usually silver) between four escallops argent.
7. FYFHYDE. Ermine, on a bend engrailed
azure three cinquefoyles or.
8.* GOODHANDE. Argent, a chevron parted
countercompony between three dexter hands
aversant sable. The chevron imperfect.
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9.* STEVYN DYER. Sable, three goats pas-
sant 2 and I argent.
Folio 936.
I. PARKER. Gules, three chevronels argent.
2.* HALSALE. Argent, three dragons heads
erased 2 and i azure. See preceding page.
3.* GYFFERDE. Gules, three lyons passant
in pale argent.
4. DE RANSTON. Gules, two bars argent, in
chief a lyon passant gardant or. DENESTON or
DENARDESTON.
5. (? WATERTON, added). Barry (6) argent
and gules, three crescents 2 and i or.
6. BABTHORPE. Sable, a chevron or between
three crescents ermine.
7. VEUER (WEAVER). Sable, two bars, the
upper humettee argent, in dexter chief point a
garb or, a label (3) of the last. Probably
quartered by Stanley of Weaver. See page 189.
8. S. HARYNGTON. Sable, fretty argent ;
quarterly with, argent a cross patonce sable.
9.* WELYE DE HYRYSTUN. Gules, three
kingfishers beaked and legged or, a bordure en-
grailed argent.
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Folio 94.
1. MEWINS (Mewys). Paly (8) or and azure,
on a chief gules three crosses pattee of the first.
2. RAFFE POOLLE. Argent, a chevron be-
tween three crescents gules.
3. MELBORNE. Argent, a crescent and a
bordure sable.
4.* TAYLBOYS (Lmc., added). Gules, a sal-
tire argent, on a chief of the second three escal-
lops of the first. The tinctures are probably
reversed in the painting.
5. Gules, a lyon rampant (tail inturned)
within a double tressure flory all argent.
6.* Argent, three wolves heads erased sable,
langued gules. [Relson.]
7.* Argent, crusily or (sic) a lyon rampant
queue fourchee renowee gules, crowned of the
second. See page 274.
8. Or, on a fess between three fleurs de lys
gules, two like fleurs de lys argent.
9. Gules, two bars vair.
Folio 946.
1. LUTTERELL. Azure, a bend between six
martlets 3 and 3 argent. See also No. 5, i.gSb.
2. Argent, a lyon rampant within a bordure
engrailed all gules.
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3.* S. WELYE TALBOT. Argent, a chevron
between three talbots passant sable, a label (3)
gules.
4.* TOMAS STONE. Sable, a chevron en-
grailed or between three flint stones argent.
5.* JOHN DALALYNDE. Gules, three bucks
heads couped argent.
6.* HETUN. Argent, on a saltire azure five
water bougets or, a bordure gules.
7.* S. JOHN HOLLOND. Azure, a lyon ram-
pant gardant argent.
8.* BENDYCHE (NORFOLK, added). Sable, a
cross between four lyons rampant or. See also
No. 5, 1.87.
9. DYYF (Dyffe). Sable, a fess between three
leopards faces argent.
Folio 95.
1. DENYS. Argent, a chevron sable between
three mullets gules.
2. BROKE (CHESHIRE, added). Gules, a cross
engrailed per pale gules and sable.
3. Argent, on a chevron sable five mullets of
the field.
4. Gules, the Navarrese net (?) or ; quarterly
with, lozengy azure and or.
5. JOHN FLORRE. Azure, three fleurs de lys
or, a crescent argent.
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6.* WOLFE. Sable, a clievron gules (sic)
between three wolves heads erased argent.
Reversed on page 160.
7. S. (W) CALTHORP (NORFF., added). Chequy
or and azure, a fess ermine.
8. HOLCAM. Azure, two bars undee ermine.
9. S. JOHN GRENDOK. Or, a fess between six
crosses crosslet gules.
Folio 956.
I.* KEBELI,. Per. fess in chief "; barry undee
(6) argent and sable, on a quarter gules a cres-
cent or ; dimidiated in base with, gules, a chev-
ron ermine between three double headed eagles
displayed or.
2.* LANGTON. Azure, a double headed eagle
displayed or, over all a riband sable.
3. MALARY. Or, a lyon rampant queue
fourchee .gules.
4. NEVELL (of HOLT, LEIC., added). Gules,
a saltire ermine (5 spots).
5.* PLESYNGTON (EBOR., added, rightly
LANC). Azure, a cross fleurtee between four
martlets argent.
6.* Argent, three rodents (?) embelif 2 and i
sable. [Osborne,] See also No. 6, ^856, and
No. 8, f.ic>3&.
7. FLOURE (NoRTHT., added). Sable, acinque-
foyle pierced ermine.
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8. PERCY. Argent, a cross patonce gules ;
quarterly with, argent, a lyon rampant azure.
9. BROWNE (]OHN, of Essex, late of Wiroll)
? WYRRALL in Cheshire. Azure, a chevron
between three escallops or.
Folio 96.
1. CHEVELEY. Gules, a chevron argent, be-
tween in chief two boars heads erased barwise
sable (sic), tusked argent, an apple (? acorn) in
mouth or, and in base a trefoyle slipped azure
(sic).
2. CLOWNELLE. Argent, two chevrons sabie,
each charged with five nails erect or ; quarterly
with, ermine, on a chief azure three lyons ram-
pant or. CLOVELLY and CLONVYLE.
3. CRYSTOFER SELYYOKE. Or, three oak
leaves erect 2 and i azure ; quarterly with, azure,
three besants 2 and i ; all within a bordure
sable.
4.* LANGRYCHE. Gules, a lyon rampant or,
in chief a fantastic gryllus, viz. : two dragons'
heads and necks issuant from a shell all or ;
quarterly with, argent, six billets 3. 2. i sable.
See illustration.
5. AYLMER. Argent, on a 'fess gules between
six annulets sable, three mullets or ; -impaling,
argent, on a cross engrailed sable between four
sea-aylets proper, beaks and legs -gules, five
besants.
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6.* JHON BOUNTEYN. Per cross argent and
sable, in the first the dexter half and in the
fourth the sinister half of a double headed
eagle per pale displayed of the second, in the
second and third, a goat saliant of the first
horned or ; over all a label (3) of the last.
7. COLFOX. Argent, a chevron between three
fox heads erased sable, a crescent for difference
of the first.
8. BRYMYNGHAM. Per pale dancettee or and
gules, a bordure azure, entoyre of mullets of the
first, over all a baston sinister sable.
9. Imperfect.
Folio 966.
I. PYERS GRIFFITH. Argent, a gryphon
segreant sable.
2.* PIERS GRIFFITH. Gules, three horses
heads and necks erect and couped argent.
3.* EDWARD A PRIS. Azure, three owls 2
and I argent.
4. JOHAN DULLON, of Devonshiere (DILLON).
Argent, semee of estoyles and a lyon rampant
between in chief two crescents all gules, a
fess azure.
5.* Or, on a chevron sable two headless ser-
pents of the first.
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6. Argent, on a bend sable three gryphons
heads erased in bend or.
7.* Argent, a lyon rampant queue fourchee
gules. [Mallory.]
8. Quarterly per pale and per chevron
reversed argent and azure, a bend sable.
9. Argent, a chevron quarterly purpure and
azure, between three talbots heads erased sable.
Folio 97.
1. MAYST. LATHELL. Quarterly, (i) ; sable,
a fess between in chief three staves erect, on
the point of each, a man's head in profile proper,
and in base a tun barways all argent. (2 and
3) ; gules, on a chevron or between three crescents
argent, as many roses of the first. (4) ; paly (6)
argent and azure, on a bend sable three pheons
of the first.
2. JOHN HAYS OF DEVONSHYRE. Azure, on
a pale or three bulls heads couped of the first.
3. ASHBY (AsSABY). Azure, a chevron or,
between three double headed eagles displayed
argent ; impaling PEYTON, sable, a cross en-
grailed or ; quarterly with, sable, a bear saliant
argent, muzzled gules.
4. S. JAMES TERELL. Argent, two chevronels
azure, a bordure engrailed gules, a martlet of
the first for difference.
5. RYCHARD HYLL, BYSSCHYP LONDON (con-
secrated 1489, added). Azure, a chevron argent
between three goats heads of the second, erased
or, horns and beard of the last.
6. GRENEFELD. Sable, on a bend argent
three (shovellers ?) of the first, beak and feet
or ; quarterly with, argent, a chevron between
three leopards faces sable.
7. (SHERLEY, 2d coat, i.e. of augmentation).
Azure, a lyon rampant or crowned gules ;
quarterly with, SHIRLEY, paly (6) or and azure,
a quarter ermine.
8. BELLYNGHAM. Quarterly. (i) ; or, a
bugle horn vert, stringed gules. (2) ; argent, on
a cross engrailed gules, an annulet or. (3) ;
argent, three bendlets gules, on a quarter vert,
a lyon passant argent. (4) ; gules, a fess en-
grailed ermine between three mullets pierced
or.
9. Gules, an eagle displayed argent, mem-
bered or ; quarterly with, gules, a fess or between
three saltorelles argent ; on an escocheon of
pretence, gules three bendlets argent.
Folio 976.
i. S. EDWARD RAWLE. Argent, crusily sable
and a cross moline gules ; impaling GRENE,
azure, three bucks trippant or.
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2. S. RAPE VERNEY, lord maior of Lond.
Azure, on a cross argent five mullets or (sic ) ;
impaling argent, a chevron between three tails
fourchee sable.
3. BROWNING OF DORSETERSHERE. Argent,
three bars wavy azure ; quarterly with, sable
fretty or.
4. S. GYLBERD TALBOTE. Quarterly of six.
(1) ; azure, a lyon rampant and a bordure or.
(2) ; gules, a lyon rampant and a bordure en-
grailed or. (3) ; gules, on a saltire argent a
martlet for difference of the first. (4) ; argent,
a bend between six martlets gules. (5) ; or,
fretty gules. (6) ; argent, two lyons passant
in pale gules. Impaled with, sable, a chevron
between three gryphons heads erased argent.
5.* MY LORD DALAWERE. Gules, crusily
fitche and a lyon rampant argent ; quarterly
with, azure, three leopards faces reversed jessant
de lys or.
6.* HARRY SPENSER. Azure, three wyverns
heads erased ermine.
7. S. JOHN HALWYN (ALWYN alias HALY-
WELL). Or, on a bend sable three goats passant
argent, horned and unguled of the first ; quar-
terly with, argent, on a chevron sable three
besants.
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8.* S. DAVY OWEN. Gules, a chevron sable
(sic) between three closed helmets argent, gar-
nished or, a baston sinister of the last. See also
No. 7, .1046.
9. S. WELYE BRANDON. Barry (10) argent
and gules, over all a lyon rampant or, crowned
of the second.
Folio 98.
1. S. THOMAS MYI.BURN. Gules, a chevron
between three escallops argent.
2. S. JOHN TROBELFELDE (TURBERVILE,
added). Argent, a lyon rampant gules crowned
or.
3. S. RYS Ap THOMAS (Kt. of the Garter,
added). Argent, a chevron sable between three
Cornish choughs proper.
4. S. ROGER TOUNSEND, Justic at Weset
(Westm). Azure, a chevron ermine between
three escallops argent ; quarterly with, HAVILE,
gules, a chevron between three fleurs de lys or.
5. S. JOHN BROWNE. Azure, a chevron be-
tween three escallops or, a bordure engrailed
gules.
6. S. JOHN FYNKELL. Sable, a fess indented
between three mullets argent.
7. S. WELYE HODY, Baron of ye cheker.
Gules, a fess between six crosses crosslet argent.
8. S. JOHN SYLYARD, Justis. Argent, a
chevron gules between three pheons reversed
sable ; quarterly with, gules, a chevron or, be-
tween three lyons rampant argent.
q. S. WELYE STONER (OxoN.. added). Quar-
terly, i and 4 ; azure, two bars dancettee or
and a chief argent. (2) ; azure, six lyoncelles
rampant 3 and 3, argent, on a quarter or, a
mullet gules. (3) ; or, three torteaux 2. i.
Folio 986.
i. S. JOHN MOUSGRAVE (WESTMORLAND,
added). Azure, six annulets 3. 2. i or.
2.* S. RYCHARD FYCHLEWYS (Frrz LEWIS) of
HORNDON in ESSEX, added. Sable, a chevron
between three trefoyles slipped argent.
3. S. THOMAS HANSERD (LiNC., added). Gules
three mullets argent.
4. S. WELYE LEWCY. Imperfect.
5- S. HEW LUTTERELL (DEVONSH. NORpF.,
added). Azure, a bend between six martlets
argent. As No. i, f.g4&.
6.* S. WELYE BROWNE. Argent, a chevron
between three cranes passant gules.
7. S. GYLBERD DEBNAM (Suff., added). Sable,
a bend between three crescents or ; quarterly
with, or, crusily and a chevron gules. See also
page 220.
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8. S. NYCOLAS BYLSDON. Azure, two
gemelles in bend or, in chief a gryphons head
erased of the second.
9. S. THOMAS STAFFORD. Or, a chevron
gules, a quarter ermine, a crescent of the first
for difference.
Folio 99.
1. APPULBY. Argent, a fess between six
crosses pattee fitchee sable, a crescent or, for
difference.
2. S. JORGE NEVELL. Gules, a saltire argent,
a baston sinister sable.
3. S. RAFFE SHYRLE(Y) (DERB., added).
Paly (6) or and azure, a quarter ermine.
4. S. JOHN HODYLSTON (qy. Cambridgeshire,
added). Gules, fretty argent.
5. S. SAMSON NORTON. Azure, three swords
in triangle handles meeting in the fess point
proper grip gules.
6.* MEYNERS (DERB., added). Sable, an
eagle displayed or ; quarterly with, ermine a bend
fusily gules.
7. WESTE. Argent, a chevron between three
crescents ermines ; quarterly with, per cross er-
mine and or.
8. PAYNELL. Argent, two chevrons gules.
9.* MOYLE, Cornwall (added). Sable, a
moyle passant proper, a mullet pierced or.
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Folio 996.
i.* Yelverton (Norf., added). Argent, three
lyons rampant 2 and i and a chief gules, a
mullet for difference of the first.
2. S. AMYS POULET, Knyght. Quarterly,
(i) ; sable, three swords pileways points to the
base argent. (2) ; azure on a chief argent, a
demy lyon rampant issuant gules. (3) ; Azure,
six mascles, three and three argent, CREDY. (4) ;
Argent, a chevron gules between three trees
proper. An escocheon of pretence argent,
a fess between three cinquefoyles pierced gules.
3. THOMAS BOURTON (LEic., added). Argent,
a chevron sable between three owls of the
second, crowned and membered or.
4. S. THOMAS BRYAN (added). Argent, three
piles meeting in base vert, a bordure azure
bezantee.
5.* MASTER WYSEMAN (ESSEX, added). Sable
a chevron ermine, between three cronels argent.
6.* MASTER OVEREY. Azure, a chevron er-
mine between three gauntlets aversant or.
7. SIR T. LEYTON. Quarterly, (i) ; azure,
a lyon rampant or. (2) ; or, a lyon rampant
gules, a bordure engrailed azure. (3) ; quar-
terly per fess of two indents gules and or, a
lyon passant gardant argent. (4) ; gules, six
pears 3. 2. i pendant slipped or. (5) ; as 3.
(6) ; argent, three boars heads couped 2 and i
barways sable.
8. T. BURNEBY. Barry (4) argent and gules,
in chief a lyon passant gardant of the second ;
quarterly with, ermine, on a chief azure two
mullets or, pierced gule?.
9. PYMPE. Barry (6) argent and gules, a
chief vair ; impaling WHETLEY, per fess azure
and argent, a pale counter-coloured ; three
lyons rampant gardant 2 and i of the second.
Folio 100.
1. BRYGIS (BRUGES, added). Quarterly, (i
and 4) ; argent, on a cross sable, a leopards face
or. (2) ; gules, on a chevron argent three bars
sable, THROGMORTON. (3) ; sable, a chevron
argent between three pine cones, slipped vert
(sic).
2. S. RYCHARD FITZ LEWIS. Sable, a chev-
ron between three trefoyles slipped argent (as
No. 2, f.gSb ; quarterly with, azure, crusily or, a
cross argent.
3. S. ROBERT OF BROWHTTON. Argent, a
chevron gules between three mullets of the
second, pierced sable.
4. ALESAUNDYR CRESNER (of NORFF., added).
Argent, on a bend engrailed sable, three crosses
crosslet fitchee or ; quarterly with, azure,
florettee argent -an escocheon of pretence,
vaire gules and or, a bordure azure, entoyre of
horse shoes argent.
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5. WOTTON. Gules, a. chevron argent be-
tween in chief two crosses crosslet and in base
an annulet or.
6. WYNTER (BECKHAM, NORFF., added).
Chequy or and sable, a fess argent.
7. BRAMPTON (of Brampton and Blow Norton
in Norff., added). Gules, a saltire between four
crosses crosslet fitchee argent.
8. ROSSELL. Azure, two chevrons or, be-
tween three roses 2 and i argent.
9.* ROGGER BUTTON. Per bend or and gules,
a lyon rampant sable.
Folio loob.
i* S. RYCHARD LUDLOWE (SALOP, added).
Or, a lyon rampant queue fourchee renowee
sable, vulned gules.
2. MAST. LEE OF STOCKWELL (SURREY,
added). Gules, a cross and a bordure both en-
grailed argent ; impaling ; azure, three lozenges
2 and i or; quarterly with, argent, on a chief
gules a crescent of the first.
3. S. JOHN BOWSER. Argent, a cross en-
grailed gules, between four water bougets sable ;
quarterly with CHICHELE, gules, billettee or and
a fess argent. Impaled with ; or, a chevron be-
tween three cinquefoyles gules, quarterly with,
gules, on a chief dancettee argent three escallops
sable.
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4. S. ROGER WENTWORTH (BOR., added).
Per fess, in chief (i) sable a chevron between
three leopards faces or ; and in base (2), per
cross argent and gules, in the second and third
a fret or, over all on a bend sable three mullets
of the first. Impaled with, HOWARD, gules, on
a bend between six crosses crosslet fitchee
argent, an ermine spot.
5. LE(VE)NTHORP (HERTF., added). Argent,
on a bend cotised gules two bars sable, a crescent
of the last for difference.
6. HOGYNGTON. Argent, a chevron azure,
on a chief or, three crosses formee of the second.
7. SYMKYN HOOGAN. Argent, on a fess
azure, between three crosses formee sable, as
many escallops or.
8. DAVERS OF BEDFORDSHYRE. Quarterly,
(i) ; gules, a lyon rampant or. (2) ; argent, on
a cross fleurte azure five fleurs de lys or. (3) ;
gules, a chevron between three mullets or. (4) ;
sable, a fess undee argent between six martlets
gules (sic).
9. WELYE HARYETT. Per pale ermines and
ermine, three crescents counter-coloured.
Folio 101.
i. SEYNT CHADDE (now the arms of the see
of Lichfield and Coventry, added by Le Neve).
Per pale gules and argent, a cross potent and
quadrate in the centre, per pale of the second
and or, between four crosses formee of the second
and third.
2.* LLOYD. Gules, on a fess or between
three eagles displayed sable (sic) a crescent for
difference of the last ; impaling SOOTER, as the
illustration. The supposition that the impale-
ment is a dimidiation may lead to its solution.
3.* Or, three hose 2 and i sable ; quarterly
with, argent, guttee de poix, three bars gules.
4. MAYSTR. FYSSE OF DEVENCHYR. Sable,
three battle-axes 2 and I argent ; quarterly with,
argent, guttee de sang, a cross engrailed gules,
over all an annulet for difference or. See DENYS,
page 293.
5: S. ROBERT SENKLEER. Argent, crusily
and three fleurs de lys 2 and i sable.
6.* ROSSHE. Purpure, on a fess or, between
three rushing horses argent, as many hurts.
7. WOTTON OF BOUGHTON, KENT. Argent, a
saltire engrailed sable ; quarterly with, argent,
on a chief sable a lyon passant to the sinister
argent.
8. BELKNAP. Azure, between two bendlets
argent, three eaglets displayed the second,
membered gules.
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9* EDMOND BLONT. Argent, two bars azure,
an escarboucle or, garnished gules.
Folio loib.
i.* WELYE STEDE. Sable, two lyons passant
in pale argent, between as many flaunches of
the second, each charged with a fess azure.
2. Azure, on a chevron gules (sic), between
three lucies hauriant argent crowned or, as many
roses of the third, seeded of the fourth.,
3. S. JOHN LAKYN (LACON, SALOP, added).
Quarterly, (i) ; per cross and per fess indented
argent and azure. (2) ; argent, a bend cotised
azure, on a canton sable a lyon passant or. (3) ;
or, a bend cotised sable. (4) ; gules, a fess
undee of three sable (sic) issuant therefrom two
conies heads and necks or.
4.* JOHN REED (Proctor, added). Azure,
a gryphon passant or ; quarterly with, or, three
arquebus gules, cross-bows vert sable.
5. WELYE LAKYN (LACON, SALOP, added),
per cross and per fess indented argent and azure,
in chief a falcon or ; quarterly with, argent, a
bend cotised azure, on a canton sable a lyon
passant or.
6.* RODNEY (SOMERSET, added). Or, three
eagles displayed purpure. See No. 4, i.'jgb.
7.* S. JOHN SEYMORE. Gules, a pair of
wings erect or.
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8. SEWARD. Argent, a chevron ermine be-
tween three escallops sable.
9. VOWELL (DEVON, added). Gules, three
false escocheons argent, each charged with a
cinquefoyle pierced azure. See FOWELL.
Folio 1 02.
i.* FANLEROY (FAUNTLEROY, added). Azure,
three womens busts argent, crined or.
2. WALSH. Argent, three bars gules.
3.* DRYLAND. Vert, a chevron purpure (sic)
between three mushrooms slipped argent. See
page 288.
4. DENYS (DENES). Argent, on a chevron
sable between three mullets gules, a rose or.
5. THOMAS HYLLYSLAY. Argent, on a bend
cotised sable three eagles displayed argent, a
mullet pierced of the last.
6. THOMAS DYNGGELEY. Argent, a fess
sable, in chief a mullet pierced of the second,
between two pellets ; quarterly with, gules, three
lyons rampant or.
7.* WELYE BRYTHE. Argent, a saltire en-
grailed sable between four brit naiant of the
last. See page 288.
8. S. THOMAS DANVERS. Argent, on a bend
gules three martlets vert (sic), usually or.
9. RYCHARD FOWLER. Per fess in chief ;
ermine, on a quarter gules, a martlet with an
owls face argent ; dimidiated in base with,
argent, two bars gules, on a chief or, a lyon pas-
sant gardant azure.
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Folio 1026.
1. S. WAT MAYFELDE. Argent, a cross en-
grailed sable between four martlets of the
second ; quarterly -with, argent, on a bend gules
four lozenges or.
2. CATERMAYN (QUARTERMAIN). Gules, a
fess azure between " quatre mains " sinister
aversant or.
3. Ermine, on a bend or three chevrons gules.
4.* FYLLYPE BYFLYTE OF BEKELS OF SOMER-
SETSHYRE. Quarterly. I. paly of threecoats ;
(i) ; azure, two swords saltireways points to the
base proper, between four fleurs de lys or. (2) ;
gules, a chevron between three hawks lures or.
(3) ; possibly an impalement, argent, a chevron
azure, on a chief of the second, two mullets
pierced of the first. II. ; sable, a lyon rampant
argent within two equilateral triangles interlaced
or, in each angle a torteau, all between three
spear heads 2 and i gules (sic). III. ; argent,
on waves azure and of the first, a bird silver
beaked gules, resting his sinister claw on a fish
naiant and holding in his dexter claw a bird(?)
all proper, a chief per fess sable and argent, the
upper charged with three hives (?) the lower
with as many trefoyles truncked, all or. IV. ;
gules, a chevron ermine between three combs
or ; the whole within a bordure also ermine.
See No. 2, 1.24, and No. i, i.^gb.
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5.* THE ABBOT OF HABYNGTON (ABVNGDON
ABBOT, added). Lozengy azure and argent, on
a chief or three lilies proper slipped vert.
6. S. HOLYUER (OLIVER) BORDET (BURDET,
added). Azure, two bars or, each charged with
three martlets of the first. See No. 2, f.3&.
7. THOMAS PETYTE OF SHROPSHYRE. Argent
a chevron gules between three bugle horns of
the second, garnished or, stringed sable.
8. JOHN TOMSON. Gules, a cross engrailed
or, a mullet of the last.
9. JOHN TOMSON OF ETAYI.L. Sable, on a
chevron between three (lucies ?) heads barwise
erased argent, as many mullets of 12 points
or (sic).
Folio 103.
i. S. JOORG SUTTON. Argent, a chevron be
tween three crosses flory sable ; quarterly with,
argent, a chevron between three bugle horns
stringed sable.
2 * RYCHARD SUTTON. Argent, a chevron
between three crosses flory sable ; impaled with,
argent, on a chief gules a mullet of the first.
3.* Quarterly, (i) ; ermine fretty gules, on
a chief of the second a crescent argent. (2) ;
argent, a fess between six crosses crosslet
fitchee sable. (3) ; sable, a chevron between
three bulls heads erased argent, an annulet
sable for difference. (4) ; ermine, on a fess
gules a fleurs de lys or.
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4. JOHN STOKWOOD, salter. Argent, on a
cross sable five besants.
5.* JOHN SIBELL OF KENT. Argent, a tyger
gules and mirror or.
6.* JOHN COVERT OF SOWSEX. Gules, on a
fess ermine between three martlets or, an annu-
let sable.
7. COMENES (COMYNS, added). Azure, three
garbs argent, eared or ; quarterly with, DYNGGE-
LEY, argent, a fess sable and in chief a mullet
pierced of the second, between two pellets. As
No. 6, f.iO2.
8. FOXCOTTES. Argent, on a bend engrailed
azure three plain crosses argent ; quarterly with,
BRYTONS, gules, five escallops 2. 2. i or.
9. STOKES. Quarterly, (i) ; gules, a lyon
rampant regardant argent, queue fourchee
ermine. (2 and 3) ; sable, two lyons passant
gardant in pale argent [BROCAS]. (4) ; gules,
a lyon rampant queue fourchee or.
Folio 1036.
i.* WELYE HUNTLEY. Argent, on a chevron
between three bucks heads erased sable, as many
bugle horns gules (sic) stringed argent.
t. 2.* S. GYLLAM DE LA REVERS. Gules, three
swords erect points to the base. 2 and i argent,
in chief as many annulets 2 and i or ; impaling,
gules, four fusils conjoined argent, each charged
with an escallop sable.
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3. S. RYCHARD PODSAY (PUDSAY, added).
Vert, on a chevron between three mullets
pierced or, a crescent gules.
4. JOHN BUTLER ye elder. Gules, a fess
counter compony or and sable, between six
lozenges of the third, each charged with a cross
crosslet argent ; quarterly with KILPF.C, argent,
a sword in bend, point in the dexter chief sable.
5. ROGER WENTWORTH. Sable, a chevron
between three leopards faces or, an annulet for
difference ; impaling three coats, viz., (i) ;
HOWARD. Gules, on a bend between six crosses
crosslet fitchee argent, an ermine spot as No. 4,
f.ioo6. (2) ; argent, two chevrons azure, an
annulet or, for difference. (3) ; gules, fretty
argent, a fess or.
6.* THE ARMYS OF WAKEHERST (SUSSEX,
added). Gules, a chevron engrailed argent
between three hawks of the second, beak legs
and bells or.
7. MAST. STYKKE (? if not STYLE of KENT,
after of LONDON, marchant, added). Sable, a
fess engrailed gules (sic) between three fleurs
de lys or.
8.* JOHN ISLYPPE, ABBOTT of WESTMINSTER
(tempe H.y dyed 2 H.8 added). Argent, a fess
gules between three weasels passant proper.
See also No. 6, i.g^b.
9. A quarterly coat imperfect. See No. 4,
{.105.
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Folio 104.
i. FYZE WAITER (Fixz WALTER). Gules, on
a bend azure (sic) three fleurs de lys argent.
2.* LAURENCE. Argent, a chevron between
three gridirons sable.
3. CRUCHEFELD. Argent, a fess between
three crescents gules.
4.* SCOTT. Sable, a false escocheon between
six owls 3. 2. i bordurewise all argent.
5.* WHYTYNGTON. Vert, three whiting
hauriant 2 and i argent.
6. BRUARNE OF LY'CONNESCHER (LINCOLN-
SHIRE). Per cross ermines, and azure, in the
first and second, a mullet of 10 points or. Im-
paling, per /ess in chief, (i) argent, two bars
azure ; quarterly with, argent, three chaplets
2 and I gules ; and in base (2) azure, a bend
between six martlets argent. See also No. 3,
f-i34-
7. THE LORD FYTHWATYR. Quarterly, (i) ;
argent, a bend engrailed sable, RATCLIFFE.
(2) ; or, a fess between two chevronels gules,
FITZ WALTER. (3) ; gules, a lyon rampant
sable (sic), crowned or, BURNELL. (4) ; argent,
three bars gules.
8. MASTER WALDEN. Or, on a bend gules
cotised azure, between six martlets of the second,
three wings of the first.
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9. MASTER MORE. Argent, a fess dancettee
paly (6) gules and sable, between three mullets
of the last ; quarterly with, argent, a fess between
three annulets gules.
Folio IO4&.
1. S. THOMAS DENYS (DEVON, added). Er-
mine three battle-axes paleways 2 and i and a
bordure engrailed gules ; impaled with, argent,
a chevron between three bulls heads cabossed
sable. See MASTER FYSSE. page 285.
2. DENNY. Gules, crusily and a saltire or.
See No. 2, page 231.
3. Argent a fess dancettee gules, quarterly
with, gules, three plates 2. i.
4. Argent, a chevron between three lambs
passant sable.
5. Gules, on a chevron sable (sic), between
three annulets, as many crescents all or.
6. Argent, on a bend sable three mullets of
the field.
7. SYR DAVE OWYN. Gules, a chevron er-
mine between three mens heads in profile,
their helmets argent ; quarterly with, gules, a
chevron between three lyons passant or, over all
a baston sinister argent. See also No. 8, i.gjb.
8. MASTER ASTLEY. Azure, a cinquefoyle
pierced ermine ; quarterly with, gules, two bars
or.
9. MASTER UMFREY RUDDYNG. Argent, on
a bend between two lyons rampant sable, a
wyvern extended, tail nowed of the first.
Folio 105.
i. BOYS. Argent, two bars and a quarter
gules.
2.* HAR[E]WELL. Sable, two lyons passant
argent, crowned or.
3. S. JHON KUTTE (Currs, added). Argent,
on a bend sable three plates ; quarterly with,
argent, a chevron between three bugle horns,
stringed sable.
4. RYCHARD WODWARD. Quarterly, (i and
4) : argent, a chevron sable between three
grasshoppers vert. (2) ; gules, a fess between
six billets or, a crescent of the first, for difference.
(3) ; gules, three horses heads couped 2 and r
or, a crescent of the first for difference. Arma
JOHIS MORY qy. de Kenyngton in Com. Kane.
5. Argent, a chevron sable, on a chief gules,
three mullets argent, a bordure engrailed of the
second, a crescent or, for difference.
6.* REYNILL, DEVON. Argent, masoned sable,
a chief indented of the second.
7. S. JHON GRENE. Gules, a lyon rampant
per fess argent and sable, crowned or ; impaled
with, quarterly, (i) ; argent, on a chevron
sable three escallops of the first. (2) ; argent,
a cross between four escallops sable. (3); sable,
six lyoncelles couchant and cowed 3. 2. i.
argent. (4) ; argent, a chevron between three
Cornish choughs sable.
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8. S. THOMAS MORE, CHANCELLOR of ENG-
LAND. Argent, a chevron engrailed sable
between three moorcocks proper ; quarterly
with, argent, on a chevron between three uni-
corns heads erased sable, as many besants.
9. Gules, two chevrons argent, a mullet of the
last ; impaled with, (i) ; argent, a chevron
between three falcons heads erased sable. (2) ;
VERE, per cross gules and or, a mullet argent. ;
Folio 1056.
1. (? NEVILL, EARL OF SALISBURY) imperfect ;
quarterly of 8. (i) ; FRANCE and ENGLAND
quarterly. (2) ; NEVILL with a label of three.
(3) ; BEAUCHAMP. (4) ; WARWICK. (5) ;
MONTACUTE. (6) ; MONTHERMER. (7) ; CLARE
quarterly with DKSPENSER.
2. SKEVINGTON (STAFF., added). Quarterly,
(i) ; argent, three bulls heads erased sable,
horned or. (2) ; azure, a bend between six
mullets or. (3) ; azure, three escallops or.
(4) ; argent, three martlets sable.
3. DIGBY, wife to SKEVINGTON. Azure, a
fleur de lys argent.
4. JOHN ASSHFELD. Argent, a trefoyle
slipped between three mullets all gules.
5. BATTERSBEY (BOR., added). Vert, a
chevron between three mullets pierced or.
6. EVERARD. Gules, a fess between three
mullets argent, a crescent sable for difference.
7.* BEETLEY (BECTLEY, added). Sable, three
beetles 2 and i or.
8. Argent, a lyon rampant sable.
9. TYRYNGHAM (BUCKS., added),
saltire engrailed or.
Azure, a
Folio 1 06.
Gules, t three unicorns heads
or, a bordure engrailed
i.* PRYSE.
erased 2 and
sable.
2. SOUNTYNGTON (? FUNTINGTON). Parted
sable and argent, a fess gules, the base fretty of
the first, in chief three martlets of the second.
Alternate blason, gules, on a chief sable (sic)
three martlets argent dimidiated in base with
argent, lozengy perhaps fretty is intended.
3. WYETT. Gules, on a fess or, between three
boars heads barways couped argent, as many
lyoncelles rampant sable.
4. PIERPOUNT. Quarterly, (i and 4) ; ar-
gent, a lyon rampant sable, a semee of cinque-
foyles pierced gules. (2) ; argent, six annulets
palewise 2. 2. 2. sable, MANOURS. (3) ; azure,
three boars passant 2 and i or. HERYZE.
5. BRANDON. Sable, a chevron between
three martlets argent.
6.* REYNES. Chequy or and gules, a canton
ermine.
7. CHAMBERLEYN (of TANKARVILE, added).
Gules, a chevron between three escallops or.
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8. Ermine, two bars gules.
9. Gules, a bend argent between six martlets
3- 3 or.
Folio io6b.
1. Ermine, a chief engrailed gules.
2. Argent, two bars gules each charged with
three besants, a label (3) or.
3. DOMINUS DE ZOUCHE. Gules, bezantee
and a quarter ermine.
4. HADDON. Or, a human leg erect couped
at the middle of the thigh azure.
5.* NORLAND. Argent, on a chevron be-
tween three lyons rampant sable those in chief
combatant, as many bezants.
6. BYFELD. Sable, five bezants saltireways,
a chief or.
7. THOMAS FYGE. Argent, on a bend or (sic)
three mullets pierced sable ; and his wyffe ;
8. Sable, a fess between three flours de lys
argent.
9. JOHN MoRETON~of|MYLBORN SEYNT AN-
DREW, DORSET. Per cross gules and argent, in
the first and fourth a goat's head erased of the
second, a bordure quarterly or and azure ; im-
paled with, barry (6) argent and gules ; for Luce
ux. filia T. SIDFEE.
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Folio 107.
1. MORTON. Per cross, gules and ermine, in
the first and fourth a goats head erased argent.
See also No. 6, .746.
2. JOHN MORTON OF MYLBORN ST. ANDREW,
DORSET. Same as preceding with the bordure,
quarterly or and azure.
3. BARTYLMEW WYNDOWTT. Gules, a fess
dancettee argent and six imperfectly drawn
quarterings.
4.* PYGOT. Sable, three picks 2 and i argent.
See page 295.
5.* GYFFORD. Argent, three bugle horns 2
and i sable, stringed and garnished or.
6. EWERSBE. Argent, a saltire engrailed
sable, on a chief of the second, two mullets
pierced of the first.
7. FOSTER. Quarterly per fess indented ar-
gent and sable, in the first and fourth, a bugle
horn sable stringed and garnished or.
8.* HALYS. Azure, a fess indented between
three garbs slipped or.
9. Per fess in chief ; ermine, three arbalastes
gules, dimidiated in base with ; azure, a fess
between two chevronels argent.
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Folio 1076.
i. FITZ EDMUND. Sable, on a cross engrailed
or, five cinquefoyles pierced of the field, a label
(3) argent.
2.* BLEDLOWE. Per chevron sable and er-
mine, in chief two greyhounds rampant com-
batant argent, collared gules, a bordure azure
florettee.
3.* STARKEY. Argent, a stork sable legged
gules.
4. BOSTON. Argent, a fess between in chief
two leopards faces and in base a trefoyle
slipped, all sable.
5.* JHON HORSSEY. Azure, three horses
heads couped or, bridled sable, collared platey.
6. Azure, a chevron between three crosses
botonne'e fitchee or.
7. W. MERBURY. Sable, a cross engrailed
argent, between four nails of the second ; quar-
terly with, or, on a fess between two gemelles
azure three garbs of the first ; over all a mullet
gules.
8. THOMAS BLOWNT. Quarterly I. and IV.
(i); argent, two wolves passant in pale sable,
a bordure or, entoyre of saltorelles gules. (2) ;
or, a tower triple turretted azure. (3) ; sable,
two bars undee or. (4) ; vair ; over all a
crescent gules. II. and III. ; vert, a saltire en-
grailed argent. HAWLEY.
9. BRYAN TUKE (KENT, added). Quarterly
I and 4 ; gules, a chief indented azure over all
three lyons passant or. (2) ; gules, a fess crenellee
argent, between three leopards faces or. (3) ;
gules, on a saltire argent, an annulet of the first.
Folio 108.
1. FROWYKE. Azure, a chevron between
three leopards faces or ; quarterly with, vert,
three sturgeon naiant or, over all a net gules.
2. Quarterly i and 4 ; azure, five fusils con-
joined in fess or. (2) ; argent, three bars gules.
(3) ; argent, two bars gules, on a canton of the
second a cinquefoyle pierced of the first.
3. ST. JOHN, over it S. Wellyam Pollett,
added. Quarterly of eight, (i) ; argent, on a
chief gules, three mullets or. (2) ; gules, three
lyons rampant or. (3) ; gules, two lyons pas-
sant in pale argent. DALAMARE. (4) ; gules,
three water bougets argent. Roos. (5) ; barry
(6) argent, guttee de sang and gules. (6) ; ar-
gent, six martlets 3. 2. i sable. (7) ; azure, a
fess between three fleurs de lys or. DELAMERE.
(8) ; argent, lozengy. PAULET, on an esco-
cheon of pretence ; sable, three swords pileways
points meeting in base proper.
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Folio lo&b.
i. MASTER GOLDYNG. Azure, a chief or,
over all a lyon rampant argent billettee sable.
2.* MASTER COLTE. Argent, a fess azure
between three colts in full course sable.
3. MASTER ELRYNGTON. Argent, a fess
dancettee sable, platey, between five Cornish
choughs 3 and 2 proper ; quarterly with, argent,
on a bend gules, three fleurs de lys or. See also
No. 7, f.u6.
4.* MASTER STEWARDE. Argent, a lyon ram-
pant gules over all a bend (? embatled) vert.
5. M. BYNGHAM. Azure, a bend gules (sic),
cotised or, between six crosses pattee of the last ;
impaling COKER, argent, on a bend gules three
escallops or.
6.* MASTER HAI.YS. Argent, on a chevron
sable between three fleurs de lys gules each
enclosed by a chaplet of the same flowered or,
three estoyles of the first, on a chief azure as
many pypes erect or.
7. CONEWEY. Azure, a lyon passant gar-
dant paly (6) or and argent, between three
dexter gauntlets aversant of the third, a bor-
dure engrailed of the second.
8. SAVELL. Argent, on a bend sable three
owls of the first, a mullet or.
9. BLABY. Paly (6) ermine and azure, on
the first a billet gules.
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Folio 109.
1. KING OF SPAIN. Quarterly of eight, (i) ;
gules, a tower triple turretted or. (2) ; argent,
a lyon rampant purpure. (3) ; or, four pallets
gules. (4) ; per saltire or and argent, in the
chief and base four pallets gules, in the fess two
eagles displayed sable. (5); gules, a fess argent.
(6) ; as No. 2. (7) ; or, five bendlets sable.
(8) ; or, a lyon rampant sable. Nos. 3. 4. 7. 8.
may be intended for an impalement.
2. KING OF SPAIN. I. and IV. quarterly of
i and 2 as in preceding. II. and III., 3 and 4,
impaled, as in the preceding.
3. MASTER FRAUNCYS. Argent, a chevron
between three mullets pierced gules ; quarterly
with, barry (6) or and sable, a bend ermine.
4. STOKEWODE. " See before."
5. Imperfectly pencilled.
6. MY LADY MORE. Ermine, a fess counter
compony or and azure.
7. TWYFORD. Barry (4) argent and sable,
on a canton gules a mullet or ; quarterly with,
or, a fess sable between six ravens proper.
8. S. JHON DAWTRY. Azure, five fusils con-
joined argent, with some quarterings imperfect.
Folio 1096.
1. S. JHON FOWELLER. Quarterly, (i) ; ar-
gent, three wolves heads erased gules, within a
bordure azure, entoyre of castles or. (2) ; er-
mine, on a canton gules, a martlet argent. (3) ;
argent, two bars gules, on a chief or, a lyon pas-
sant gardant azure. (4) ; vaire argent and
gules ; an escocheon of pretence for QUARTER-
MAIN (No. 2, f.i02&). An impalement ; or, a
chevron between three lozenges pean ; quar-
terly with, or, a fess engrailed between six cinque-
foyles 3. 2. i azure. See also No. 2, f.ii5&.
2. THE CHANDLERS ARMS, Company of
London. Per fess azure and argent, a pale
counter-coloured, three doves volant 2 and I of
the second.
3.* Per chevron azure and gules, three
covered cups or.
4. MASTER ERLAND. Sable, three castles 2
and i argent. HAVELAND bears the reverse.
5.* MAYESTER PEYEN (Pine). Sable, a chev-
ron ermine between three pine cones or, slipped
vert.
6. Argent, five fusils conjoined in pale gules.
7. MASTER OF THE HOSPITALERS (St. JOHN of
Jerusalem). ? argent, three (billets ?) gules, on
a chief of the second a cross of the first. See
page 301.
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8. WELLYM WILBRAHAM (VELBROUNN).
Azure, two bars argent, on a quarter sable a
wolf's head erased of the second.
Folio no.
1. MY LORD HARY (FITZROY, DUKE OF
RICHMOND ' AND SOMERSET). FRANCE and
ENGLAND quarterly ; a border also quarterly,
(i) ; ermine. (2 and 3) ; counter compony or
and azure. (4). ; - gobony azure and argent.
Over all an escocheon of pretence, per cross
gules and vaire argent and of the first, over all
a lyon embelif of the second ; on a chief azure
[for THE EARLDOM OF NOTTINGHAM], a castle
between two bucks heads cabossed all silver.
2. Argent, a chevron sable between three
ravens proper ; quarterly with, argent, on a cross
sable five besants, in the cantel a spear head
gules.
3. NEVILL. Quarterly, (i and 4) ; gules, a
saltire argent. (2) ; gules, three lyons passant
or, a bordure argent. (3) ; or, fretty gules a
canton argent.
4. WALTER SCOTTE, squire. Per pale in-
dented argent and sable, a saltire counter-
coloured ; impaling, gules, a fess cotised or,
between two frets argent ; quarterly with, gules,
crusily patte i. 3. 3. between three boars heads
barways couped 2 and i, all argent.
5. M. WARING (WEIRYN). Quarterly, (i) ;
gules, on a fess or between three bucks heads
cabossed argent, as many unstrung bugle horns
sable. (2) ; argent, two palets sable each
charged with three crosses crosslet fitchee at the
foot or. (3) ; or, a lyon passant gules, a mullet
for difference argent. (4) ; sable, three bars
argent, in fess three popinjays vert, beaked and
legged gules, on a canton gules a saltorelle of
the second.
6. Argent, on a bend between two lyons
heads erased gules, a dolphin embowed or en-
closed by two birds of the same, collared azure ;
impaling, sable, on a cross quarter pierced
argent four eagles displayed of the first ; quar-
terly with vair ; old form.
Folio nob.
1. Or, three pallets azure, on a chief gules
three crosses patee convexed of the first.
2. Barry nebulee (12) azure and argent, on a
saltire sable five martlets or ; impaled with,
argent, a chevron between three crescents er-
mines ; quarterly with, per cross ermine and or.
3. Argent, on a fess between three annulets
sable, as many mullets pierced of the first.
Folio in.
i. THE GOLLSSMETTS (company) HAREMES.
gules, a leopards face or, quarterly with, azure,
a covered cup and in chief two chaplets or.
2. THE FESSMOUNGER (company) HAREMES.
Azure, three dolphin naiant embowed 2 and i
argent, on a chief gules three pairs of crossed
keys saltireways, handles downwards or. See
pages 4 and 286.
3. HABERDASHERS COMPANY. Barry nebulce
(6) azure and argent ; a chief quarterly i and 4
gules a lyon passant gardant or ; 2 and 3 or two
roses gules.
4. SKYNNERS COMPANY. Ermine, on a chief
gules, three princes crowns, imperfectly repre-
sented.
5. Azure, on a fess gules (sic) between three
flours de lys or, a martlet argent.
Folio 1156.
1. S. HARRY WENSSOWER (LORD WYNDSOR,
added). Quarterly of five, (i) ; gules, crusily or,
a saltire argent. (2) ; argent on a bend cotised
sable, three mullets of the first. ANDREWS.
(3) ; azure, a cross moline quarter pierced argent.
MOLINEUX. (4) ; argent, on a cross sable five
bezants. STRETTON. (5) ; gules, five lyons
rampant per cross or. BENTWORTH.
2. S. RCHARD FOWLER. As No. i, f. 1096.
impaling WINDSOR, quarterly of five as last.
3. Azure, on a fess cotised or, three roses
gules, impaling, chequy or and azure, a fess
gules fretty argent.
4. Per fess in chief, gules, two lyons pas-
sant gardant or, sans forelegs; and in base,
sable three boars heads couped 2 and i or ;
impaling, sable, a fess gules (sic) between three
shovellers argent beaked and membered of the
second.
5. Or, a cross voided gules.
6. Or, on a cross engrailed gules five cinque-
foyles pierced argent.
7. Azure, a bend gules (sic) cotised or, be-
tween six crosses pattee of the last ; impaled
with, argent, on a bend gules three roses or.
8. MASTER WAYISCOTT. Argent, on a bend
sable an annulet or, a bordure engrailed gules
bezantee.
9.* (IRONMONGERS COMPANY). Argent, on a
chevron gules between (three billets ?) sable, as
many links vel handcuffs or. As illustration.
Folio 116.
1. S. WELLYM FITZ WILLIAMS. Lozengy
gules and argent, with 15 quarterings.
2. (? GARDNER of Co. Line.) Quarterly, (i
and 4) ; or, on a chevron gules between three
gryphons heads erased azure two lyons rampant
respecting each other argent. (2) ; ermine, on
a fess gules, three fleurs de lys or. (3) ; argent,
a cross moline gules ; impaling Fitz William,
Clarell and 3 other quarterings.
3. Argent, a bend between two cinquefoyles
pierced sable ; impaling, argent, a fess azure.
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4. MASTER ELLMARE (Aylmer), Master of St.
John of Jerusalem. Argent, on a cross engrailed
sable between four sea-aylets of the second,
five besants ; quarterly with, argent, on a fess
gules between six annulets 3. 2. i sable, three
mullets or ; impaled with, LANGRYCHE, quar-
terly as No. 4, f.g6 ; over all, on a chief gules, a
cross argent, for St. John of Jerusalem.
5. GERRARD. Per fess (i) in chief, vert, a lyon
rampant argent crowned or ; and (2) in base,
argent, on a cross sable five besants, impaling,
YENXLLEY, argent, a chevron sable between
three mullets of 12 points gules.
6. S. THOMAS SEYMOUR. Sable, on a fess
counter embattled argent, between three wings
or, as many pellets ; impaling BOURCHIER,
argent, a cross engrailed gules between four
water bougets sable.
7. ELRINGTON. Argent, a fess dancettee
sable, platey, between five Cornish choughs 3
and 2 proper ; impaling SEYMOUR, as last coat.
See also No. 3, f.io86.
Folios n6b and 1176.
i. [Poi.E BARON MONTAGUE 1529-39]. An
atchievment of 12 coats, (i) ; per cross azure
and gules, a label (3) argent, on each file a
(canton ?) gules ; intended for GEORGE DUKE
OF CLARENCE. (2) ; per pale or and argent, a
saltire engrailed counter-coloured [POLE]. (3) ;
NEVILL. (4) ; BEAUCHAMP. (5) ; WARWICK.
(6) ; MONTAGU. (7) ; gules, three lyons passant
gardant in pale or, a bordure argent, KENT ;
quarterly with WAKE. (8) ; MONTHERMER. (9) ;
CLARE, quarterly with, per cross argent and gules,
a baston sable, probably intended for DES-
PENCER. CREST incomplete, a golden eagle
preying. SUPPORTERS, incomplete : a black bull
and a golden gryphon.
Folio n8b.
1. LORD MARQ. DORSET. Quarterly I. and
IV. (i and 4) ; party per tierce, (i) barry (6)
argent and azure, in chief three torteaux, GREY
(ii) HASTINGS and (iii) VALENCE. (2) ; ASTLEY,
azure, a cinquefoyle pierced ermine. (3) ;
WIDVILE, argent, a fess and a quarter gules.
II. and III. QUINCEY, gules, seven mascles con-
joined 3. 3. i or. CREST. A unicorn ermine,
horned and crined or.
2. LORD OF OXYNFORD. Per cross gules and
or, a mullet argent ; quarterly with, HOWARD,
gules, a bend between six crosses crosslet
fitchee argent. CREST, on a chapeau gules
turned up ermine, a boar azure, crined and
tusked or.
3. LORD OF ARONDELL. Gules, a lyon ram-
pant or ; quarterly with, sable, fretty or. CREST.
Out of a ducal coronet gules, a gryphon's head
argent, beak or.
t 4. LORD OF SCHREWSBERY. Quarterly, (i) ;
azure, a lyon rampant and a bordure or. BEL-
LESME. (2) ; gules, a lyon rampant and a
bordure engrailed or. TALBOT. (3) ; NEVILLE
with a martlet gules for difference. (4); argent,
a bend between six martlets 3 and 3 gules.
FURNIVALL. (5) ; or, fretty gules. VERDON.
(6) ; argent, two lyons passant gules. STRANGE.
CREST. On a chapeau gules turned up ermine,
a lyon passant or.
Folio 119.
1. LORD OF SUFFOLKE, Great Chamberlain
(1447). Azure, a fess between three leopards
faces or, POLE ; quarterly with, CHAUCER, argent,
a chief gules, over all a lyon rampant queue
fourchee or. CREST. A man's head in profile
gules, collared azure, bordured gold, and wreathed
about the temples or.
2. LORD OF DERBY. Quarterly I. and IV.
(i and 4) ; argent, on a bend azure three bucks
heads cabossed or. (2) ; or, on a chief dancettee
azure three plates. LATHOM. (3) ; chequy or
and azure. WARREN. II. and III. gules, three
armed legs conjoined in triangle argent, for
MAN. On an escocheon of pretence ; azure, a
lyon rampant queue fourchee argent. CREST.
An eagle, wings endorsed or, preying on an infant
swaddled gules, face proper, banded gold.
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3. LORD OF SORREY (SURREY). Quarterly,
(i) ; gules, three lyons passant gardant in pale
or. ENGLAND. (2) ; gules, a lyon rampant
argent, FITZALAN ; the Lyon should he, or. (3) ;
chequy or and azure. WARREN. (4) ; gules, a
bend between six crosses crosslet fitchee argent.
HOWARD. CREST. On a chapeau gules turned
up ermine, a lyon purpure crowned or. Created
DUKE OF NORFOLK.
4. LORD DEN AM (Dynham). Gules, four
lozenges conjoined in fess ermine. CREST. On
a chapeau gules turned up ermine, a hound
argent between two spears or.
Folio 1196.
1. LORD WELLYS. Or, a lyon rampant
queue fourchee sable ; quarterly with, ENGAINE ;
gules, a fess dancettee between six crosses
crosslet or. CREST. A demi gryphon wings
elevated argent, ducally gorged, chain and ring
or, in his beak a horse shoe gold.
2. LORD BROKE. Quarterly I. and IV. ;
sable, a cross engrailed or ; quarterly with, gulesi
a cross moline argent, over all a crescent gold
for difference. BEKE. II.; gules, a cross
flory or. LATIMER. III.; gules, four fusils
conjoined in fess argent, each charged with an
escallop sable. CHEYNEY. IV. ; or, a chevron
gules, a bordure engrailed sable. CREST. A
Saracen's head in profile sable, ducally crowned
or.
3. LORD DAWBENEY. Gules, four fusils con-
joined in fess argent. *CREST, see illustration.
A holly bush proper.
4. S. EDWARD PONYNGS. Barry (6) or and
vert, a bendlet gules ; quarterly with [? FITZ-
PAYNE], gules three lyons passant in pale argent;
on an escocheon of pretence ; or, three piles
meeting in base azure. CREST. A demy dragon
wings endorsed sable, langued gules.
Folio 120.
1. LORD SCROPP OF BOLTON. Azure, a bend
or ; quarterly with, TIBETOT, argent, a saltire
engrailed gules. CREST. Out of a ducal coro-
net or, a plume of feathers azure.
2. LORD OF DEVENSCHYRE. Quarterly, (i) ;
or, three torteaux 2. i. (2) ; gules, a lyon ram-
pant azure. REVERS. (3) ; gules, a cross
patonce vair. DE FORS. (4) ; per pale,
chequy or and azure ; and vert ; over all two
barrulets argent. OKEHAMPTON. CREST. Out
of a ducal coronet or, a plume of feathers argent.
3. S. GYLBERT TALBOTT. Same atchieve-
ment and Crest as No. 4, f.n86, with a crescent
azure for difference.
4. S. JOHN CHEYNY. Azure, six lyoncelles
rampant 3. 3. argent, a canton ermine ; quar-
terly with, SHOTESBROOK, ermine, on a chief per
pale indented or and gules, a rose of the last.
CREST. A bulls horns and scalp or.
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Folio 1206.
1. S. RYCHARD GYLFORD. Or, a saltire be-
tween four martlets sable ; quarterly with,
argent, a chief sable over all a bend engrailed
gules. CREST. On a chapeau sable turned up
ermine, an ostrich feather argent, pen or, issuing
out of an escallop gold.
2. S. JOHN FORTESCUE. Azure, on a bend
engrailed argent, plain cotised- or, a mullet
pierced sable. CREST. A wolf statant argent,
langued gules.
3. S. JOHN MORTYMER. Azure, three bars or,
a false escocheon argent, in chief two palets
between as many esquires of the second. CREST.
Out of a ducal coronet or. a garb azure.
4. S. ROBERD POYNYS. Quarterly per fess
indented argent and azure ; quarterly with, per
cross gules and or, a bend argent. *CREST, see
illustration. Out of a mound (?) azure, four
branches proper, fructed with five pine cones or,
fretted gules.
Folio 121.
i. S. JHAMYS BLONTE. Quarterly, (i) ;
argent, two wolves courant in pale sable, a bor-
dure or, entoyre of saltorelles gules. AYALA.
(2) ; or, a tower triple turretted azure. SAN-
CHEZ. (3) ; barry undee sable and or. (4) ;
vair. [BEAUCHAMP.] CREST. Out of a ducal
coronet, a pair of bulls horns all or.
2. S. JOHN REYSELEY. Barry (10) argent and
azure, over all a gryphon segreant or, beak and
members gules. CREST. A man's head affrontee
sable, from each ear two annulets interlaced or.
3. MY LORDE FU'ATER (FiTZ WALTER.) Or,
a fess between two chevrons gules. *CREST.
The Fitz Walter fetterlock supporting an estoyle
slipped or, between a pair of wings gules. See
RATCLIFFE ; BANNERS and STANDARDS VOLUME,
page 211.
4. S. THOMAS COKESAY. Quarterly of six,
(i) ; sable, a cross and a bordure both engrailed
or. (2) ; azure, crusily and a lyon rampant or.
(3) ; argent, on a bend azure, three cinquefoyles
pierced or. COKESAY. (4) ; argent, a bend
sable, a label (3) gules. (5) ; argent, a bend
gules, a bordure counter compony or and azure.
(6) ; argent, on a bend gules, three annulets or.
CREST. A garb or, banded gules.
Folio I2ib.
1. S. ROGER LEWKENORE. Azure, three
chevronels argent. CREST. A unicorns head
couped azure.
2. S. HARRY HAYDON (NORFF., added).
Quarterly argent and gules, a cross engrailed
counter-coloured. CREST. A talbot statant
ermine.
3.* S. HARRY COLETT (MAIOR OF LONDON,
added). Sable, on a chevron between three
colts trippant argent, as many annulets of the
first. CREST. A colt as in the arms.
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4.* S. WELYEM CAPELL (MAIOR OF LONDON, added). Sable, crusily fitchee
and a lyon rampant or. CREST. A demy lyon rampant or.
Folio 122.
i. S. JOHN BYRON. Argent, three bendlets enhanced gules ; quarterly with,
argent, on a bend azure three annulets or, in sinister chief a cross crosslet
fitchee of the'second. CREST. A mermaid, comb and mirror all proper.
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2.* S. JOHN VERNEY. Azure, on a cross argent five mullets or, (rightly,
gules). CREST. A phoenix argent incomplete.
3. S. EDMONDE BE(D)YNGFELDE (NORFF., added). Ermine an eagle displayed
gules, membered or. CREST. An eagle displayed or.
4. S. RYCHARD DELABERE. Azure, a bend argent cotised or, between six
martlets of the last. CREST. Out of a ducal coronet or, a double plume of
feathers argent.
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Folio 12.2k.
1. S. JHAMYS BASKERVYLL. Argent, a chev-
ron gules between three hurts. CREST. Four
branches of rosemary vert.
2. S. JAMYS AUDELEY. Gules, fretty or ;
quarterly with, ermine a chevron gules. CREST.
A Saracens head in profile argent, wreathed or.
3. S. ROBERDE CLYFFORD. Chequy or and
azure, a fess gules. CREST. Out of a ducal
coronet or, a wyvern rising tail nowed gules.
4. S. EDWARD ABOROW (BOROUGH of GAINS-
BOROUGH, LINC., added). Quarterly, i and 4 ;
azure, three fleurs de lys ermine. 2 and 3 ; or,
a lyon rampant azure ; quarterly with, paly (6)
or and azure. CREST. A falcon rising ermine,
ducally gorged and beaked or.
Folio 123.
i.* S. WELYE TROUTBEKE. Azure, three
trout fretted in triangle tete-a-la-guise argent ;
quarterly with, argent, three moor's heads in
profile couped 2 and i proper, a fleur de lys of
the last for difference. CREST. A moor's head
proper as in the arms.
2. S. GEORGE HOPTON (NORFF., added).
Argent, a chevron azure, a label (3) ermine.
(SWILLINGTON'S coat). CREST. A monk's head
proper, hood or.
3.* S. THOMAS GREEN. Azure, three bucks
trippant 2 and i or ; quarterly with, gules, a
chevron between three crosses crosslet or, in
chief a lyon passant argent. CREST. A buck's
head in profile, couped or.
Folio 1236.
1. S. EDWARD NORYS. Argent, a chevron
between three ravens heads, erased sable ;
quarterly with, or, three bends azure, within a
bordure gules. CREST. A martlet sable.
2. S. WELYEM SANDYS (DE LE VINE, HANTS.,
added). Argent, a cross ragulee sable, a label
(3) gules. CREST. A goat's head in profile ar-
gent, horns or, between a pair of wings gold.
3. S. MORYS BERKELEY (SOMERSET, added).
Gules, a chevron between nine cinquefoyles
pierced argent. CREST. A bear's head argent
muzzled gules.
Folio 124.
i.* S. WELYEM TYRWYTT (LiNC., added).
Gules, three tyrwhits passant or. CREST. A
tyrwhits head and neck, in profile or. See
page 308.
2. S. EDWARD PYKERYNGE. Ermine, a lyon
rampant azure, crowned or. CREST. A lyons
gamb erect azure, armed or.
3. S. WELYE CAROW. Or, three lyons pas-
sant in pale sable. CREST. A round top or,
thereout a demy lyon rampant issuant sable.
4. S. ANTONYE BROWNE. Sable, three lyons
passant between two bendlets engrailed argent ;
quarterly with, per cross gules and sable, in the
first and fourth a lyon rampant and in the second
and third a fret, all or. CREST. ? Three vine
branches proper, fructed gules.
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FO/J'O 1246.
1. S. JOHN PASTON (NORFF., added). Or,
six fleurs de lys 3. 2. i azure, a chief indented
argent. CREST. A gryphon sejant wings en-
dorsed, tail cowed or, holding in the beak a
chain gold.
2. S. RYCHARD POOLL. Per pale or and sable,
a saltire counter-coloured. CREST. An eagle
wings elevated or, preying on a fish argent.
3.* S. WELYEM VAMPAGE. Azure, an eagle
displayed argent, beak and legs gules, within a
double tressure flory of the second. CREST. A
demy lyon rampant or, langued and armed gules.
4. S. HOMFRY SAVAGE (CHESHIRE, added).
Quarterly, i and 4 ; argent a pale lozengy
sable. (2) ; or, on a fess azure, three garbs of
the first. (3) ; gules, a chevron between three
martlets argent. CREST. A unicorns head
erased argent, horned and tufted or, on the
neck a crescent azure for difference.
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. Folio 125.
1. S. WATER HARBERD. Per pale azure and
gules, three lyons rampant 2 and i argent.
*CREST, see illustration. A woman's bust three
quarter face sable, crined wreathed and tassled
or.
2. S. THOMAS ASHETON (LANC., added).
Argent, a mullet pierced sable. CREST. A
mower habited per pale sable and argent, scythe
proper.
3. S. WELYE GASCON (GASCOIGNE, EBOR.,
added). Quarterly, (i) ; argent on a pale sable
a lucies head couped erect or. (2) ; gules, a
saltire argent. [TiBETOT.] (3) ; gules, a lyon
rampant argent, a bordure engrailed gobonated
or and of the first. (4) ; vaire, or and gules.
CREST. A lucies head erect as in the arms.
4. S. THOMAS BUTLER (LANC.. added). Azure,
a bend between six covered cups 3 and 3 or.
"CREST, see illustration. A covered cup or.
Folio 1256.
i. S. WATER HONGERFORD. Sable, two bars
argent, in chief three plates ; quarterly with,
argent, a lyon rampant sable, langued and armed
gules, a bordure azure. CREST. Out of a ducal
coronet or, a golden pepper garb, enclosed by
two sickles erect proper.
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2. S. EDWARD BERKELEY. Gules, crusily
and a chevron argent, within a bordure of the
second ; quarterly with, argent, on a saltire gules,
five estoyles or. *CREST, see illustration. A
mitre lined argent.
3. S. THOMAS POLTENEY. Argent, a fess in-
dented gules, in chief three leopards faces sable.
CREST. A lyons head sable.
4. S. HEW CONWEY. Sable, on a bend
cotised argent, a rose gules enclosed by two
annulets or (sic) ; quarterly with, azure, a cross
double voided or. CREST. A moor's head in
profile proper wreathed, etc., argent.
Folio 126.
1. S. THOMAS POMEREY. Or, a lyon rampant
gules crowned ( ) a bordure engrailed
sable. CREST. A lyon sejant tail cowed gules,
holding in the dexter paw a bezant.
2. S. RAPE SHELTON (NORFF., added). Azure,
a cross or. *CREST, see illustration. A Sara-
cens head argent, habited or.
3. S. NYCOLAS LYSLE. Or, on a chief azure
three lyoncelles rampant argent. CREST. A
stag argent, attires or, ducally gorged, chain
and ring gold.
4.* S. RYCHARD NANFAN (see next page).
Folio 1266.
1. THERLE OF NORTHEHUMBERLAND. Quar-
terly I., quarterly, i and 4 ; or, a lyon rampant
azure. [LORAINE.] 2 and 3 ; gules, three lucies
hauriant argent. [LucY.] II. ; barry (6) or
and vert, a baston gules. [POYNINGS.] III. ;
azure, five fusils conjoined in fess or. [PERCY,
ancient.] IV. ; gules, three lyons passant in
pale argent. [FiTZ PAYNE.] On an escocheon
of pretence or, three piles meeting in base
azure. [BRYAN.] CREST. On a chapeau gules
turned up argent, a lyon azure.
2. MY LORDE LATYMER. Quarterly of six.
(i) ; gules, on a saltire argent, an annulet or.
[NEVILL.] (2) ; BEAUCHAMP. (3) ; WARWICK.
(4) ; gules, crusily and a chevron argent. (5) ;
gules, a lyon passant gardant argent, crowned
or. (6) ; gules, a chevron argent. STAFFORD
CREST. A gryphon passant or.
3. S. WELYE GRYFFYTH. Quarterly, (i) ;
gules, a chevron between three mens heads
couped in profile argent ; quarterly with, azure,
crusily and a lyon rampant argent. (2) ; ar-
gent, on a bend azure three stags heads cabossed
or. (3) ; argent, on a bend azure three mullets
or. (4) ; gules, a chevron sable (sic) between
three bucks heads cabossed argent. CREST.
A bucks head cabossed per pale or and argent.
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4.* S. RYCHARD NANFAN. Sable, a chevron ermine, between three wings
argent ; quarterly with, argent, three wolves passant 2 and i azure. CREST.
A talbot statant argent.
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4. S. HARRY VERNON. Quarterly of six.
(i) ; argent, fretty sable. (2) ; azure, three
lyons passant in pale argent. (3) ; argent, a
lyon rampant queue fourchee gules. (4) ; barry
(6) or and azure. (5) ; azure, fretty sable, a
canton gules. (6) ; azure, crusily and two pipes
chevronwise or. CREST. A boar's head erased
sable, eared gules.
Folio 127.
i. *Mv LORD STOURTON. Sable, a bend or
between six fountains. CREST. A demy friar
habited sable, holding in the dexter hand a
scourge of three lashes with knots proper, staff
or. See also No. 2, f.io.
2. S. JOHN HASTYNGS. Or, a maunch gules ;
quarterly with, FOUOTT, gules, a bend argent.
*CREST, see illustration. A mermaid proper
crined gold, comb and mirror or. See also
page 137.
3. S. WELYE TYNDALL (NoRF., added).
Quarterly, (i and 4) ; argent, a fess dancett<5e
on each point a crescent all gules. (2) ; or, a
lyon rampant gules, langued and membered
azure. (3) ; gules, six escallops 3. 2. i argent.
*CREST. Out of ducal coronet or, a garb
ermine. See illustration, next page.
4. S. EDMOND GORGE. Quarterly. (i) ;
lozengy or and azure, a chevron gules. (2) ;
argent, on a chief gules three bezants. (3) ;
gules, a lyon rampant argent. (4) ; argent, a
chevron sable between three billets of the second
each charged with four guttee d'eau. *CREST,
see illustration, next page. A greyhound's
head proper, collared gules, studded bordered
and ringed or.
Folio 1276.
i. THE LORDE DACRE OF YE SOWTHE. Azure,
three lyons rampant 2 and i or ; quarterly with,
gules, three escallops 2 and i argent. CREST.
An eagle's head, in the mouth a gemmed ring
all or.
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2. THE LORD FYTHWAREN. Quarterly, i
and 4 ; BOURCHIER, quarterly with, LOUVAINE".
2 and 3 ; FITZWAREN and HANKFORD (impaled)
argent, two bendlets undee sable. CREST. A
wyvern sans feet wings endorsed and tail
nowed or.
3. S. GERVYS OF CLYFFTON (NOTTS., added).
Quarterly, i and 4 ; sable, a lyon rampant,
seme"e of cinquefoyles pierced all argent. 2 and
3 ; argent, a lyon rampant queue fourchee sable.
CREST. Out of a ducal coronet or, a peacock's
head and neck sable beaked and crested gold.
4. S. ROBERT HARRECOURT. Gules, two bars
or. CREST. Out of a ducal coronet or, a pea-
cock close proper.
Folio 128.
1. S. JOHEN ARUNDELL. Sable, six hiron-
delles 3. 2. I argent ; quarterly with, azure, a
bend or ; over all on an escocheon of pretence
gules, a false escocheon between II martlets
bordurewise all argent.
2. S. WATER GRYFFYTH. Gules, a fess
dancettee argent between six lyoncelles ram-
pant 3 and 3 or ; quarterly with, azure, crusily
and three eagles displayed or ; over all on an
escocheon of pretence azure, a false escocheon
barry (6) argent and gules, between ten martlets
bordurewise or. CREST. A woman's head
couped at the shoulder proper, crined or,
habited gules.
3. S. ROGER NEWBORGH. Quarterly, i and
4 ; or, three bendlets azure. (2) ; argent, three
lyons heads erased or, collared . (3) ; argent,
two bars gules. CREST. A more's head in
profile proper.
4. S. RAUFFE RYDER (BOR., added). Gules,
a lyon rampant argent ; quarterly with, azure,
three crescents 2 and I or. *CREST, see illustra-
tion. A man's leg embowed sable, spurred or.
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Folio iz8b.
1. S. HERRY MARNEY. Gules, a lyon ram-
pant gardant argent, crowned or ; quarterly
with, azure, two bars argent. CREST. Out of
a chapeau sable, turned up argent, a pair of
wings silver.
2. S. THOMAS BAWDE OF ESSEX. Gules,
three chevroneJs argent ; quarterly with, gules,
three wings bendways 2 and i or. *CREST, see
illustration. A satyr's head in profile sable.
3. S. EDMOND TRAYFORD, LANC. Quarterly.
I and 4 ; argent, a gryphon segreant gules.
(2) ; argent, on a bend azure three garbs or.
(3) ; argent, on a bend gules, three cinquefoyles
pierced or. CREST. A husbandman per pale
gules and argent, holding a thresher or. See
also TRAFFORD, page 244.
4. S. ROBERD LYTTON OF KNEBWORTH,
HERTS. Ermine, on a chief dancettee azure
three crowns or. *CREST, see illustration. A
bittern holding a branch of lillies all proper.
Folio 129.
i.* S. JOHN SPEKE (see next page).
2. S. HUMFREY FULFORD (qr. wrong). Sable,
a chevron argent between three bears heads
erased of the second, muzzled of the first (Firz
URSE) ; quarterly with BOZOM ; azure, three
bird bolts erect argent. CREST. A bears head
erect and erased argent and muzzled.
3. S. THOMAS FAYRFAX, EBOR. Argent,
three bars gules, over all a lyon rampant sable ;
quarterly with [BECKWITH], argent, a chevron
between three hinds' heads erased sable. CREST,
A hind's head erased sable.
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i.* S. JOHN
Folio 129.
SPEKE (SOMERSET,
added).
Argent, two bars azure ; over all a double
headed eagle displayed gules (sic), beaked and
legged or (sic). CREST. A porcupine sable.
See also page 219.
4. S. RYCHARD KNYGHTLEY, NORTHTS. Per
cross or and ermine, on the first and fourth
three palets gules, all within a bordure azure.
CREST. A stags head in profile argent, attires or.
Folio i2gb.
1. S. PERE EGECOMBE (DEVON, added).
Gules, on a bend sable (sic) cotised or, three
boar heads couped argent ; quarterly with, azure,
florettee and a lyon rampant argent. CREST.
A boar's head couped in profile argent, tusked
and eared or.
2. S. ROBERD CLERE (NoRFF., added). Ar-
gent, on a fess azure three eagles displayed or ;
quarterly with, argent, on a cross moline gules,
an annulet or. CREST. Out of a ducal coronet
or, a plume of feathers argent.
3. S. EDWARD DARELL. Azure, a lyon ram-
pant or, crowned argent. *CREST, see illustra-
tion, page 313. Out of a ducal coronet or, a
Saracen's head argent, wreathed argent and
azure, in his ear a golden ring, on the head
a fretted chapeau or.
4.* S. THOMAS OF WOLTON. Argent, three
hawks' heads erased sable, beaks gules. CREST.
A salvage man with club over sinister shoulder
all argent.
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Folio 130.
i.* S. RYCHARD CROFTE (HEREF., added). Quarterly per fess indented
argent and azure, in the first a lyon passant gardant gules. CREST. A wyvern
extended sable, vulned in the side gules.
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1. MASTER PARR. Or, three water bougets
2 and I sable ; quarterly with, barry (8) argent
and azure, a bordure engrailed sable. CREST.
A pear tree in blossom, etc., as drawn.
2. S. GORGE MANNERS. Quarterly imper-
fect.
3. S. JHON ORATORY (DAWTREY), imperfect.
Folio 131.
1. Argent, on a fess between six cinquefoyles
sable, three crosses crosslet of the .first ; quar-
terly with, gules on a chevron vert (sic), three
eagles heads erased argent. CREST. An eagle's
head between two wings gules.
2. TRENCHARD. Imperfect.
3. MASTER REDE OF KYNTE. Azure, a
gryphon segreant or ; quarterly with, argent, an
arquebus, staff or, bow vert, stringed gules.
CRESTS, (i) ; an eagle displayed sable, beaked
and legged or. (2) ; A garb or, banded gules.
Folio 1316.
i. MASTER RAYMOND. Sable, a bend vair
between two shovellers or, on a chief of the third
three cinquefovles gules ; quarterly with, i and
4 ; gules, a chevron argent between three
(gryphons) heads erased or. 2 and 3 ; argent,
a fess between two chevronels gules, over all
? an annulet for difference. CREST. A leopard
sejant gardant per pale or and sable, spotted
counter-coloured .
2. S. WELYE MERYNG. Argent, on a chevron
sable three escallops or. CREST. A boars head
and neck couped ermines. SUPPORTERS. Two
females proper habited gules, their heads en-
circled by a or. " posted to paper of
supporters," in P. Le Neve's handwriting.
3- S.
SEYMEUR. Argent, crusily and
a lyon rampant azure ; quarterly with, argent,
two chevronels gules. CREST. A wolf
proper .
4. S. THROGMORTON. Quarterly, (i); gules,
on a chevron argent three bars gemelles sable.
(2) ; argent, on a fess crenelle'e between six
crosses crosslet fitchde gules, three crescents of
the first. (3) ; sable, a chevron between three
crescents argent. (4) ; gules, three bird bolts
2 and I erect argent. CREST. An elephant's
head proper.
2.* MY LORDE OF SAYNTE YON (SR. THOMAS
WESTON, Lord of St. John of Jerusalem, temp.
H. 8). Ermine, on a chief azure five bezants ;
quarterly with, argent, three camels 2 and i
passant sable ; on a chief gules a cross argent,
for the hospital of ST. JOHN. CREST. A
Saracen's head wreathed imperfect.
Folio 133.
1. ROBERT ROYDON (RYDOON). Per pale
argent and gules a gryphon segreant counter-
coloured. CREST. Out of a ducal coronet or,
a demy gryphon segreant, as in the arms.
2. RYCHARD DOLAND OF Co. LANC. Gules,
two lyons rampant counter-combatant argent,
within a double tressure flory counterflory or,
CREST. A demy lyon rampant gules, holding
in his dexter paw a battle-axe proper.
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317
3.* JOHN BRUARNE OF LYNCOLNESCHER. Quarterly ermines and azure, in the
first and second a star radiated or. CREST. A hand argent cuffed azure, holding
a fan-brash argent, handle gules. See also page 292.
lby. a Roman Catholic priest,
1589, see "Diet. Nat. Bio S ."
INDEX
For names of Saints, Kings, Strangers, Prelates, Abbots, the Nine Worthies, Knights of the Round Table
(and other fabulous coats), Lord Mayors of London, Companies, Cities, and Towns (see pages vii and viii).
* An asterisk denotes an illustration.
ABBOTS, &c. . . . . viii
Abbenhall, Sir John . . 30
A'beckett, Thomas.. 11, 128
Abergavenny, Lord (Beau-
champ) . . . . 136, 141
Abergavenny, Master (Nevill)
17. 203
*Abington, Abbot of . . 289
*Abrahall, John . . . . 94
*Acaster . . . . . . 178
Acclam, Ralph . . . . 25
*Acworth, Robert . . . . 194
Adderby . . . . . . 233
Agmondesham, Raher .. 191
Alam v. Lexinton . . . . 47
Albemarle, Earl . . . . 10
Aldenham, Sir Francis . . 41
Alderwick, Nicholas .. 55
Alen 178
Alington, Will . . 236, 237
*Allingham, John . . . . 184
Amcotts and Hawborough. . 206
Amerle . . . . . . 176
Amoundervell, Lord . . 89
Andrews . . . . . . 203
*Angell, John . . . . 252
Anne, Master . . . . 203
*Ap David, Morys . . . . 199
*Ap Edwin, Owen .. .. 71
*Ap Meredith Edm. . . 72, 190
Ap Thomas, Sir Rhys . . 281
*Ap Thomas, Will . . . . 89
*Appilby, William . . 221 bis, 222
Appulby . . . . . . 282
*A'pris 11. Price
Apsley, John . . . . 227
*Arblaster, Thomas . . (52), 196
Archdeacon Richd. . . 168
*Arche, Sir Will 152
*Archer, Sir John . . 74, (240)
Arches . . . . . . 83
*Arden, Sir Walter (18), 190, 213
*Arderne (Thomas, 34) 189,* 205
*Arderne, Sir Piers . . . . 167
*Argentyne . . . . . . 233
Armentyre . . . . . . 213
Arnold, Rich. . . . . 28
Arsake . . . . . . 252
Arthur, King . . . . 7
Arundel, Earl of 9, 15, 133, 139,
3l
*Arundel, Rauffe, iil. nat. . . 200
*Arundel (Sir John, 312) .. *2i7
Arundel, bishop . . front. & 2
Ashley . . . . . . 264
Ashton (242), Sir John . . 146
*Ashton, Sir Thomas 23, (308)
*Aske, Reynold . . . . 257
Aske, Richard . . . . 36
Askeby, Sir Roger de . . 82
Askewe, Bishop of Sarum . . 12
*Aslack, Robert .. .. 191
Aspalle 173
Assaby Peyton . . . . 279
Asshfeld, John . , . . 294
Assheton v. Ashton
Assheton, 242, Sir Thos. . . 308
Astley, Master . . . . 293
Astley, Hugh . . . . 27
Aston . . . . . . 251
Astwycke, Will. .. .. 18
Atholl (Earl of) . . . . 234
Atsee, Stephen . . . . 55
Attelees, Sir Richd. .. 161
Audley, Lord .. .. 16
Audley, Sir James . . . . 306
*Audseley . . . . . . 260
Aylesbury, Sir Robt. .. 155
Aylmer, Master of St. John
of Jerusalem . . 277, 301
Aylward, Rich. .. .. 81
Aynho, Will. . . . . 50
Aynsley, Sir Hewe . . 22
*Babham, Welye . . . . 219
Babthorp (Sir John, 144), 153,
265 bis, 272
Babthorp, Sir Rauf . . 22
Bacod, Sir John . . . . 34
Bacon . . . . . . 203
*Badges, Royal .. 5, 131, 132
Bagsham . . . . . . 211
Balderston, Ric. .. .. 53
Baliol, lord of Barnard Castle 27
Ballard . . . . . . 56
*Banaster . . (220), 232, 234
Banbryg, Edward . . . . 207
Banbury, Thos. . . . . 35
Bank, Ric. . . . . . . 65
Banyard . . . . . . 174
*Bardolf, Lord . . . . 140
*Bardolf, Lord (Phelip) .. 142
*Bare, Thomas . . . . 49
*Barker 178
Barley, John . . . . 251
Barlow, Bishop . . 164, 165
Barnago Elestracum .. 217
Barnake, William .. 88, 150
Barnard, Nicholas . . . . 86
Barnewell, Thomas . . 49
Barnham . . . . . . 75
Barondye, John . . . . 194
Barre, Sir John .. in, 208
Barre, Sir Thomas . . 148
Barrett . . . . . . 223
Barentyne . . . . . . 228
Barington (Lord, 236) . . 203
Barton, Harry, L. M. . . 59
Barton, Richard . . . . 21
Barton . . . . . . 250
Barwick, Thos. . . . . 22
Basing . . . . . . 207
Basket, John . . . . 33
Baskerville, 157, Sir James. . 306
Bassett, Lord .. 17, 138, 142
Bassingbourne, Ge. . . 206
Baten . . . . . . 77
Battersby . . . . . . 294
Baud v. Band . . . . 76
Bawde, John . . . . 175
Bawde, Sir Thomas .. 313
Baxterd, Thomas . . . . 41
Baynard, Thomas . . . . 33
Beauchamp (vair) . . . . 140
Beauchamp, Sir John
(billets) . . . . . . 146
Beauchamp, William (cross-
lets) .. 17, (132), 233
Beauchamp, Sir John 17, 18,
154, 203, 242
Beauchamp, Philip.. .. 149
Beauchamp, Ric. bp. Salis-
bury .. .. .. 142
Beaufort . . . . . . 121
Beaufort, Duke of Exeter . . 9
Beaufort, Henry, Cardinal
and bishop . . . . 14
Beaumont, lord . . 16, 135
Beaumont, Robert . . 35
Beaumont, SirThomas 35, 138, 149
Beaupee, Piers . . . . 211
Bectley or Beetley.. .. 294
Bectun . . . . . . 232
Bedford, Duke of .. 14, 132
Bedford, Jasper, Duke of 101, 237
Bedford, Couci, Earl of . . 14
Bedford, James .. 57, 121
Bedford, William .. .. 95
Bedingfeld, Sir Edm. . . 305
Bedwell, William . . 74, (264)
Beetley v. Bectley . . . . 294
Beke . . . . . . . . 167
Bekke, John . . 18, 38
Belchamber . . . . . . 210
Belknap . . . . . . 285
Bell 241
Bellers . . . . 221, 228
Bellingham . . . . . . 267
Bellingham . . . . . . 252
Bellingham, Nic. . . 28, (279)
Belson . . . . . 273
Belston, H. . . . . .231
Bendyshe, co. Camb. . 261
Bendyshe, Norfolk . . . 274
Berchyer, Piers . . .72
Bereseye, Sir Piers.. . 104
Bcrdwell, Sir Will. .. . 155
Berede, W. . . . . . 223
Bereley, John . . . 233
Berkeley, Lord .. 16, 136
Berkeley, Lord . . . . 149
Berkeley, Sir Edward (264). 309
Berkeley, Sir Maurice 31. 306
Bernard, Robert . . . . 166
Berners, Ld. Bourchier 142, 228
Berowhope, John . . . . 50
Berrewe, John . . . . 27
Berrewyke, Thomas . . 22
Berson, Sir Raynold . . 63
Bertram, Sir John . . 20
Betham . . . . . . 223
Betylssgate . . . . . . 170
Beuflowyr, Henry . . . . 208
Bever, Will. . . . . 82
Beveridge, Sir John .. 159
320
INDEX.
Brvis, Sir, Krle of Hampton
9. 38. 230
Bryvys . . . 264
Bigod, Earl of Norfolk . . 9, 39
Bigod. Sir Ralph . . . . 29
Billers .. 48. 7
Billingdon, John . . . . 79
Billingdon. Will 103
Bilsdon. Sir Nic. . .
Bingham 298
Binlyton "94
Bird. Rich 202
Birkehede. Ric.
Birmingham ..142,213,278
Bishopston, Sir Will. . . 94
Bitterley . . 264
Bitteyne I9 6
Blaby . . . . 298
Blackborne, Nic 47
*Blake, John of Wales . . 231
Blakeborn 248
*Blakiston, Nic 28
Blakiston, Will 9 6
Blandson, Thomas . . . . 265
*Bledlow 297
Blenkinsopp, John . . 52
Blesby, John . . 191
Blossum 245
Blunte 140
*Blont. Edmond . . . . 286
Blont, Sir John . . . . 33
Blount, Sir Thomas 40, 157, (297)
Blundell, Thos. . . 80, (266)
*Bodruggan, Thos 217
Bohun, Sir John .. (131), 153
Bohun, Will. Earl North-
ampton . . . . . . 14
Bokeland, John
Bokenham, 172 ; John . . 201
*Bolnrown .. .. .. 184
Bolton, Harry . . . . 59
Boltsham v. Bagsham .. 211
Bonvile. Lord .. 18, 141
Boothe, Sir John, of Shrub-
land Hall 241
Boothe, Robert . . . . 27
* Boothe, Sir Thomas 24, 202
*Borceys 258
Bordevyle, John . . . . 38
Borne " 245
Borough, Sir Edward . . 306
Borough, Sir Thomas . . 175
Borowe, John . . 26, 33
*Borowe, Will. . . . . 67
Bortonj). Bourton 52, 53, 164, 186
*Borton. (Sir) Thomas i 56, 249, 283
Borton. Sir William .. 161
Borton, William . . 92, 190
Boseley .. .. .. 173
Bossche 257
Bostock, Raffe . . . . 264
Boston . . . . . . 297
Bosvile, Sir Thos. . . . . 21
Boteler of Sudeley . . 141
*Boteler of Wemme .. 183
Boteler of co. Lane. . . 222
Boteler of Wiltshire . . 220
Boteler, Sir Andrew . . 155
Boteler, Henry, of London 218
Boteler, John . . . . 256
Boteler, Pers . . . . 202
Botreaux, lord . . . . 16
*Bounteyn, John . . . . 278
Bourchier, Lord (Berners) 17, 142,
228
Bourchier, L'Fitzwarren .. 312
Bourchier, Sir Humphrey.. 142
Bourchier, Sir John . . 284
*Bourchier, Thomas (bishop) 2
Bourchier, Le Sr. Thomas 222
Bourchier, Visct. . . . . 1 39
*Bourton, Robert
Boutflower, Hen.
Bouton
Bowes, Sir Will. . .
* Bo wet, Bp. of York
Bowet, Sir Will. . .
Bowman or Bovvsam
Boxhyll, Sir Robert
Boydon
Boyfelde
Boys
Braban, Giles
Bracays
Brackenbury, Thos.
Brakeley
*Brampton
Brampton, Norfolk
Brandon
Brandon, Sir Welwye
Braose, Sir John, 30 ; '.
Brasebryge, Sir Rafe
Brayebroght
Braybrook, Bishop of London
Bray brook
Braye, Sir Reynold
*Braye, Richard
Brayebroght . .
*Braytofte
Breche, John
Brecknock
*Brent, Sir Robert .
*Brent, Sir Will.
Brereton
Brereton, Randle .
*Bressyngham, John
*Bretlys, Sir Thomas
Breuse, Roger
*B.eton
Brewers of London
Brewys
*Bridger
Bridgford v. Brugforde
*Bridgwater, Bishop of
*Briggerac en Guyen
*Britton, Sir Ric. . .
*Brocas, Barnard
Brocas, Sir John
Brocas, William
Brockhull, Nich.
Broke
Brokesby
*Brome
Bromehill, John
Bromflete, John
Bromley, John
Bromwych, Sir John
Broughton, Sir Rob.
Browne
Browne, Sir Antony
Browne, George
Browne, John
Browne. Sir John
Browne, Sir Welye
Brownhope, John . .
Browning
Brudenell, Edmond
Bruges
Brugforde
Bruarne, 292 ; Sir John
Brune. 254 ; Sir Moris
Brune, Sir Thomas
Brus, Sir Robert . .
Brute
Bryan (3)
Bryan, Guy
Bryan, Sir Thomas
Brythe, Wilye
Brytte, Will. .
Buchan, Earl of
Buckfastleigh, Abbot of
Buckingham, Duke
PAGE
i
'AGE
(164), 229
Buckland (John, 88)
266
.. 208
Bulkley
245
.. 213
Bull, Will 90,
103
19, 146
Bullock, Thos
33
12
Biilmer, Sir Raphe..
4i
152. (243)
Bulstrode
218
. . 121
Burdet, Sir Oliver . . 185,
289
.. 83
Burdon, Thomas
56
.. 183
Burgavenny, Lord . . 1 36,
141
- 239
Burgavenny, Lord George
267, 293
Neville . . . . 17,
203
Burghe (K.G.t
71
.. 170
Burghe, John
33
.. 36
Burghope
174
.- 163
Burnam
250
168, 254
Burnebye, T.
283
. . 284
Burnell, Lord 10, 136, 228,
265
.. 294
Burns, Will.
176
.. 281
Burser, Nich.
191
loger 44
Burton
IOO
. . 146
Burton, Richard
60
122
Burton, Thomas
53
ondon 13
Burton, Will.
1 68
153
Bussy
122
83. 237
Butler 11. Boteler
.. 226
Butler . . 214, 226,
245
. . 121
Butler, Sir John . . 23,
291
.. 149
Butler, Rafe
257
80
Butler, Sir Rich. . .
22
121, 170
Butler, Sir Thomas 241,
308
80, 258
Button, Roger
284
.. 152
Buxhyll, Sir Adam, 43 ; Sir
159. '95
Aleyn
154
202
Buxhyll, Sir Rob
3
90, 1 96
Bycbury, Will.
2 34
92
Byfeld
295
44
Byflete, Philip .. (207),
288
257. 271
Byflete, Richard
I6 4
2IO
Byland, Abbot of . .
164
.. 177
Byonne
2 2O
260
Byron, Sir John 21,
34
J . .
62
Cabell, Pers
251
15. 38. 131
Cadwallader
229
.. 63
Calcote
2IO
167, 234
Caldwall
231
.. 167
Calthorp, Sir Will.
2 7 6
33
Calveley, Walter
2 7
Calverley
232
.. 274
Cambridge, Earl of 10,
133
34, 256
Camell
264
.. 215
Camfere, Lord
142
77
Camoys, Lord . . 17,
137
.. 152
Campton, Will
96
80
Campyll, Henry of
122
80
Cane v. Cave, John
236
.. 283
Canthyn
192
234
Cantilupe, Sir Thos., Bishop
II
.. 306
Cantilupe, Lord 62, 66, 89,
2O6
2OI
Cantlow
2O6
66, 277
Capell, Sir Will
34
.. 281
Capps
223
.. 281
Carbonell, Sir John
146
50
Cardemew
261
280
Careswell
223
122
Carew, Baron .. 18,
137
.. 283
Carew, Sir George
148
. . 249
Carew, Sir Will
306
n .. 317
Carleton, John
47
.. 144
Carminow . . . . 31,
217
81
Carnet, Sir Nic
82
35
Carrant, Will.
92
5
Carvanell, Mich.
167
.. 224
Cassouse, John
60
(17). 94
Catermayn
288
. . 283
Catesby . . . . 104,
165
.. 287
Catton, John
21
.. 159
Caunfelde
267
37
Caunton v. Cnuton
96
of . . 164
Cavendish. John . . 84,
I 5 8
5, 133, 229
Cavyle, John
57
INDEX.
321
PAGE
PAGE
PAGE
*Cawood, Piers . . . . 43
Clinton, Will., Earl of Hunt-
Coy ty fie, Sir . . . . 153
Cawston . . . . . . 191
ingdon . . . . . . 121
Crafford . . . . . . 220
Cawthorp, Alen . . . . 175
Clitherow, Richard.. .. 249
Crathorne, Thos. . . . . 22
Cayley, John . . . . 267
Clitherow, Robert .. .. 175
Craven, Sir Will 207
Caymes . . . . . . 223
Clitherow (of Lane.) . . 204
Credy, Will. . . . . 93
Cecil, Thomas . . . . 30
Clive, John . . . . . . 267
Cressner, Alexr. . . . . 283
Chalons (271) ; Sir Rob. 147, 254
(Cloo ?) 219
Crofte . . . . . . 250
*Chambyr, Thomas . . . . 176
Clopton . . . . 221 bis
"Crofte, Sir Richard .. 315
Chamberlayn 74, 162, 254,
Clopfon, Sir Walter 157, 161
Cromwell, lord 17, 135, (255)
294
Clovelle . . . . . . 277
Crosby, John .. .. 75
Chamberlayn, Sir Robt. . . 207
Cobham, Lords 18, 137(4), 139
Crosby, Thos. . . . . 80
Chambers, Thomas .. 174
Cobham, Sir Rawfe . . 88
"Crosholme . . . . . . 205
Champernown . . . . 209
*Cobham, Sir Raynolde .. 31
Crosse, Hew . . . . 208
Champneys . . . . . . 261
Cock, Henry . . . . 198
"Crowmer . . . . . . 206
Chancelor, Will. . . . . 25
*Cock, Thomas (Kok) .. 150
Cruchfield . . . . . . 292
Chandlers Company . . 299
Codington . . . . . . 169
Culpeper . . . . . . 241
Chandos . . . . 122, 170
Codrington, Thos. . . . . 50
Culpeper, Sir Thomas 114, (264)
Chapman . . . . . . 99
"Coggeshalle, Sir Will. .. 154
Cumberworth .. .. 122
Chappys, Rich. . . . . 84
"Cokayne, Sir John.. 35, 160
Curson, Sir John 35, 36, 153, 162
Charles . . . . . . 99
Cokesay . . . . . . 193
Curson ( ) 220, 240, 241
Charleton, Lord Powys .. 211
Cokesay, Sir Thomas (178), 303
Curson, Richard . . . . 50
*Charleton . . . . 187, 268
Cokerham, Sir John . . 149
"Curson, Sir Roberl . . 239
Charleton, Humph. . . 60
Cokkyng . . . . . . 224
Curson, Roberl . . . . 162
Charleton, Sir Richard . . 232
Colbrond . . . . . . 204
Curies, Geofrey . . . . 177
*Charleton, Sir Rob. . . 49
*Colby, Thomas . . . . 89
Curies, Raynold 195, (201, 269)
Chartley . . . . . . 260
*Colett, Sir Harry . . . . 303
Curwen, Sir Chr. . . 30, 40
Chaucer . . . . . . 96
*Colfox, Sir Nicoll . . 146, (278)
Cusack, Sir John .. .. 160
Chaucer, Geoffrey . . 32, 36
*Colington, John . . . . 34
Culls, John . . . . . . 293
Chaucer, Thomas . . . . 94
Collay . . . . . . 225
Chaumbrun . . . . . . 35
Colling 268
Dabridgcourl, Sir Nic. . . 92
*Chaundler, John . . . . 2
*Collinge, Will . . . . 86
Dabridgcourl, Sir Sanchel 170, 255
Chaworth, Sir Thos. 31, 147
Colsell, John . . . . 251
"Dacre, Humph., lord 17, 138 (236)
Chayne, Sir John . . 86, 94
*Colte, Master . . . . 298
Dacre, lord, of Ihe Soulh 311
Cheke 216
Col vile of Bitham . . . . 234
Dainham v. Domham . . 19
*Chelworth . . . . . . 224
Colvile, Cuthbert . . . . 27
D'Albemarle, Counl . . 10
*Chesenhale, Thos. . . . . 92
Colvile, Sir John . . . . 147
"Dalby, Walter . . . . 318
*Chester, Arms of .. 10, 131
Colvile, Sir Thomas 157, 183
Dalyngruge, Sir John .. 143
Chetwynd 121
Colwye . . . . . . 62
Damport v. Davenporl .. 12
Cheveley . . . . . . 277
"Comberlon . . . . . . 99
Danby . . . . . . 4
*Cheverell . . . . 236
Comberworth .. .. 122
D'Angle, Sir Guigard . . 27
Cheyne v. Chayne . .
Compion . . . . . . 225
"Daniers v. Danyell
*Cheynew . . . . 204 bis
*Comyne, John . . . . 78
Danvers, Sir Thos. . . 287
Cheyny, Alyn . . . . 233
Comyns . . . . . . 290
"Danyell . . 42, 169, (264)
Cheyny, Sir John . . . . 143
Constable of Flamboro' . . 35
Darby, John . . . . 4
Cheynv, Sir John .. (20;), 302
Constable of Holderness . . 178
Darcy, lord . . 17, 135, 140
"Cheyny, Sir Will. .. (262), 143
"Constable, John . . . . 19
"Darell, Sir Edward 22, 314
*Chiche, John . . (237), 208
"Constable, Thomas, of Catfoss 24
"Daubeney, lord 243, (264), 302
"Chicheley, Harry (Bishop) 2
"Constable, Will 193
Daubeney, Sir Giles . . 38
Chideoke, Sir John 50, (170)
Constainer . . . . . . 255
Daundesey, Waller . . 190
"Christopher, Thomas .. 8 1
Conway . . . . . . 298
Daulrey, Sir John 149, 299, 316
CITIES AND TOWNS.. .. viii
Conway, Sir Hugh . . 309
Davell, Sir John . . . . 21
*Cinque Fortes and Calais 71, 132
Conyers . . 226, 227 bis
Davenport, William .. 152
Cyscyle, Thomas . . . . 30
"Conyers, Sir John . . . . 19
"Davenport . . . . . . 258
Clairvowe . . . . . . 233
Cooke of Essex . . . . 1 99
Davers . . . . . . 285
Clare, the lord . . . . 229
Cooke, Richard . . . . 34
"Davylle . . . . 165, "250
Clare, Gilbert de, Earl of
Copledike, Sir John .. 147
"Dawnay . . . . (167), 202
Gloucester.. .. 10, 39, 229
Coplestone, John .. 34, (164)
Debenham, Sir Gilbt. 220, 281
Clare 99
"Corbet of Marlon . . 76, 172
Degreavaunt, Sir .. .. 105
*Clarel (Thomas, 65) .. 178
"Corbet, Sir Richard 173, 251
Delabere, Sir Rich. 160, 251, 305
Clarence, My lord of 14, 132, 221
Corbet, Thomas . . . . 78
Delafeld, Sir Gilberl . . 95
'Clarence, the bastard of 15, 40
Corbett .. .. .. 255
De la Haye, Piers . . . . 60
*Claxton (Sir Rob. 19) 173, 262
"Cordwell . . . . . . KM
De la Haye, Thomas . . 35
Claypole .. .. .. 184
Corke, John . . . . 196
De la Hyde, Master . . 203
*Clayton, Edward .. 28, (210)
"Cornewall, lord 9, 16, 131, 136
De la Lownd, Thos. . . 167
Clere, Sir Robert .. .. 314
Cornewall, Bryan .. .. ly
"De la Lynde, John . . 274
Cleremont . . . . . . 99
Cornewall, Nic. . . . . 189
Delamare . . . . . . 202
*Clerke, Justice .. .. 180
Cornewall . . . . . . 121
"De la Planke . . . . 213
*Clerke . . . . 246
"Cornue, Thomas . . 36, (249)
"De la River, Thomas 24, (33)
Clervaux, Sir John . . 22
"Coson . . . . . . 187
"De la Rivers, Sir Will. . . 290
Clervaux, Thomas . . . . 177
"Cosyn, Thomas . . . . 166
De la Souch . . . . 213
*Cley, Sir John . . . . 228
Cotes . . . . 100, 212
"Delawarre, lord (16, 135), 280
Cliderowe . . . . . . 204
Cotingham, Will. . . 90, 103
Dendun v. Dondun, John 75
Clifford, lord . . 16, 138
"Colon, Hewe . . . . 252
Denny . . . . 271, 293
Clifford, Sir Robt 306
Courte . . . . 39, 167
Dennys . . 245, 274, 287
Clifford, Harry . . . . 30
"Courlenay, Earl of Devon
Dennys, John . . . . 48
Clifford, Lancelot .. (178), 233
133, (232. 32)
Dennys, Sir Thos .. (285), 293
Clifford, William . . . . 66
Courlenay, Sir Philip . . 30
Den ton, Will . . . . 104
Clifton, Sir Gervase 27, 312
"Coveley 252
Depdene, Sir John . . 59
Clifton, Sir John . . 147, 250
"Coverl, John . . . . 290
Derant, Robl 215
Clifton, Sir Robert. . . . 148
Cowdray, Edward . . . . 84
Derby 131
Clinton, lord 17, 139, 142
Cowley, Thos. .. 84, (258)
Derby, Ihe lord of . . 301
2 X
322
INDEX.
PAGE
Derwentwater .. .. 215
PACE
Essex, King of . . . . 10
Fitzpayne, Sir Thos. 83, 149
Desmond, Earl of . . 121, 135
*Dettling, Sir John .. .. 205
Estane, Richard . . . . 77
Estbury . . . . . . 200
FitzRalph, S. Raufe 84, (202)
FitzUrse .. .. .. jjj
Devenish, John .. .. 186
Eston, John . . . . 203
FitzWalter, lord 16, (137). 303
Devereux, Philip .. 159, (184)
Devereux, Sir Walter . . 36
Ethelred the Saxon .. 210
Eton, J. . . . . . . 216
FitzWalter (Ratcliffe) . . 292
Fitz\Varen, lord 18 i IA
Devonshire, Earl of 16, 133, 232,
Etton, Sir John .. 23, (l?8)
FitzWaren (Bourchier) . . 220
302
Eustace, John . . . . 203
FitzWarrene, Sir .. .. 157
*Dewrant, Piers . . . . 44
Everard .. .. 185, 294
FitzWarrene, Sir Fulke . . 35
Deyncourt, Lord .. 14, 137
Everingham, Sir John . . 82
FitzWilliam of Ireland . . 209
Deyvyll .. .. .. 250
Everingham, Sir Thos. . . 239
FitzWilliam, John . . . . 29
Dhurysse, Thos. . . . . 201
Evers, Sir Will 19
FitzWilliam, Sir Will. . . 300
Diccon .. .. .. 184
Everton, Rob. .. 192
Fletham Tohn ?r>R
Digby 294
Dillon, John . . . . 278
Dingley, Thos. . . . . 287
Dixton, Rich. . . . . 79
Evias . . . . . . 183
Ewerst v. Grenfield . . 53
Ewersbe . . . . . . 296
Exeter (Beaufort), Duke of 9
Flower, James . . 157, (276)
Flower, John . . 92, 274
Fogge, Sir John . . . . 143
Foljambe, Sir Alex. . . 20
Dodde . . . . . . 207
Exeter .. .. 10, 14
Folman, Robert . . . , 220
Doddingsells. . .. 178, (211)
Exeter, Duke of .. .. 132
FOREIGN COATS . . . . viii
Doland, Rich. .. .. 316
Exeter, St. Peter of . . 163
Forse, John . . . . 232
( Dolsf eyes ? ) . . .. .. 103
Eyre, Symkyn .. .. 170
Fortescu, Sir John . . 303
Domham, Will. . . . . 19
Evton Af\
Dondun v. Dendun .. 75
*y i "" . . . . . . 40
Foster, Will. . . 48, (296)
Foster, John 220
Dorset, Thos., Marquis 237, 301
Douglas, Earl of . . . . 37
Dovynt, Adam . . . . 47
Fairfax, Sir Thos. .. .. 313
Fairfax, Will .. 29, (50)
Faith, Arms of the .. 128
Fowler, Sir John . . . . 299
Fowler, Sir Richard . . 300
Fowler, Sir Richard . . 287
Downfrest. Sir John .. 156
Fanhope, lord . . . . 16
Foxcotes . . . . 290
Drapers' Company . . . . 100
Drayton . . . . . . 207
Farman . . . . . . 102
Farwaye iS6
France and England . . 1 29
Francis, Master . . 299
Drokensford, John de.
Bishop of Bath and Wells 41
Fastolfe . . . . . . 140
Fauconberg, lord . . 17, 142
Francis, Sir Adam.. 41, 149
Francis, John . . . . 175
*Drury .. .. (149), 271
Fauntleroy . . . . . . 287
Francis, Richard . . . . 170
Drury, Harry . . . . 93
Dryby, William . . . . 65
Fawkener, John . . . . 75
Fawkes, John . . . . 93
Francis, Sir Robert . . 92
Francis, Simon . . 173
Dryland 287
Dudley, lord .. 17, 135
Duffield .. . . 172, (243)
Dune, Thomas . . . . 177
Fayreford .. .. .. 235
Feew, John . . . . . . 175
Felbrigge, Sir Symond 144, (2150)
Felde . . . . . . 2O 3
Frognal, Sir Rich 95
Frowyke, Sir Harry 31, (203, 297)
Fulford, Sir Humph. .. 313
Fill ford o -i i jv
Dunhed, John . . . . 177
Dunstabylle . . . . . . 204
Durant, John .. .. 176
Felton, Le S. . . . . t42
Felton (t>. Fulton) .. .. 233
Felton, Thomas . . 88
23 1 uis
*Fulthorpe, Sir Thos. 2 o
*Fulthorpe, Sir Will, .. J4 8
Fulton * t - I.. 1
Dutton, Sir Piers . . . . 147
Dutton, Rawlyn . . . . 249
Dyer, Steven . . . . 272
Dyers' Company .. .. 219
Dyffe 274
Felton, Sir Will 83
Fenwick, Sir Harry . . 94
Ferby, John . . . . 93
Ferby, Nic. . . . . . . jg
Ferrers, lord . . . . 1 37
' ' 2jj DIS
Funtington 294
Furnese 245
Furnivale, lord .. 10, 136
Fyge, Thomas, and wife . 20 S
Fvloll
Dymock, Sir T. .. .. 211
Ferrers ( ) .. 14, 210
r y iui - . . . . 19
Dynham, lord .. 149, 302
Dynham, Sir John . . 30
Dyrward . . . . . . 202
Ferrers of Chartley 17, 137', 261
Ferrers of Groby 16, 137, 224
Ferrers, Ralph . . . . 233
Gamage, Rafe . . . . 220
Gamson, Thomas . . . . 95
Gamston . . . . . . 22 g
Echyngham, lord .. .. 138
Ecton, Sir John .. 158614
Edgcombe, Sir Piers .. 314
Edington, Will 2
Edmond, Thomas . . . . 90
Ednam, Sevyn . . . . 90
Edward the Confessor . . 9
Edward III., badges 15, ii, i j 2
Elkesfeld 2 oo
Ellis, Robert 21 (217)
T~l ' *
Elman . . . . . . 233
Elmeden, Henry .. .. 186
Elmeden, Sir Will. . . . . 19
Elrington, Martin .. 298, Iwi)
Eltofte, Will. 27
Fetylton, John . . 229
Feyce, Will. .. .. ,94
Fichett . . . . . . 220
Fifehyde .. ..271
Fige, Thos., and wife 291;
Filloll, Sir Will. .. (19), 163
Finbarne . . . . J2 o, 261
Fincham .. .. .. i^ 2
Finderne . . . . . . ^5
Finderne, Sir Thos. 71, 261
*Fineux ,,g
Finkell, Sir John . . . . 28:
Fishborne, Rich 27
Fishcock, Clement 72, 104, 192
Fishe (Fysse) .. ..285
Ganfelde . . 2 (>o
(? Gardner) .. .. ! ! 300
Gargrave, John . . . . 4 g
Garnett, Thomas . . . . 207
Garnett, Richard . . . . 207
Garnyshe .. (174, 252 ), 269
Gartner, John . . . . 46
Gascoigne 205
Gascoigne, Sir Will. 40, 155
Gascoigne, Sir Will. . . 308
Gascoigne, Will., of Wells bis 198
Gawayne, S. the Gentle 6, 38
Gawayne, S. the Good . . c
Gawsell, Nic .. ..93
Ga y 228 bis
Elwell 59
Enderby . . . . . . jg^
Engayne ji. Gaynys
England, Edward Confessor 9
England, S. Edmonde .. 12
England, France and 7, 129
England, Henry VI. 14, 15
Entwisle, Nic. . . 26
Ent rdene. Will 82
Ermyte , os
Erpingham, Sir Thos. 57, 144
Eryth, John . . . . 65
Esmon, John .. .. 184
Essex . . . . . . , 32
Essex, Earl of . . 1 34, ( : 39)
Fishmongers' Company 98. 100
(Fishead?) .. ..* .7 i 30
Fitton, Laurence .. .. 55
FitzEdmond.. .. 297
FitzEllis, Thomas . . . . 77
Fitzgerald . . . . . . : ^
FitzHenry, John . . 25
*zherbert . .. (53), ,04
Fitzhugh, lord .. 17 jjj
Fitzjames ' ,g 8
Fitzjohn, le . . . . 185
Fitzjohn, John . . '.'. ^7
Fitzjohn, Nicolas .. .. j 2
Fitzjohn, Sir Richard . . 89
FitzLewis, John .. .. I5 g
FitzLewis, Sir Ric. 281, 283
Gay, John 2 i8
Gaynesford . . . . . 236
Gaynys . .. ! .' 240
Gaynys, Richard . . . . 264
Gaytforde, John . . . . 84
Gayton v. Geyton . . . . 248
Geneve . . . . ;g 2
Genevyle .. . . (9, 39 ), ,gg
Genevyle, Dame Jane . . 230
Geney, Sir Thomas . . 147
Genys v. Gaynys . . 240, 264
Gernon . . . . . . jjg
Gerrard 3OI
Gerveys, Thomas . . . . g o
Gethyn, S. Rich. . . 52, 246
Geyton, Welye . . . . 248
'4
PAGE
Gibon, Thomas . . . . 228
Gifforde (Sir J., 163) .. 272
Gifforde . . . . 34, 296
Gigges 229
Gilbert . . . . . . 192
Girdlers' Company . . 102
Gladys of Wales . . . . 230
Glanvyle . . . . . . 203
Glaziers' Company 89, 221
Gloucester
Gloucester, Duke of
Gloucester, Thomas
Goddarde, Sir John
Godwin (E. Kent) . .
Gogh, Matthew
Golding
Goldingham, Sir Alex.
Goldingham, Sir Walter
Goldisborough, Lord
Goldsmiths' Company
Golofer
Golofer, Le Sir
Golofer, Thomas
Goodale, Adam
Goodbowe
Goodhande
Goodlake, Geffrey . .
Goorge, John
Gorge, Sir Edmond
Gorges
Goring, John
Gornay, M. Mays . .
Gower, Thomas
Grace, Will.
Grandison, lord
Grandison, Sir Will.
Grandison
Grantham, Will.
Grauntford, Rich. . .
Gray, Thomas
Grayndor, Sir John
Grayndor, Robert . .
Green
Green, Sir John
Green, Sir Raufe
Green, Richard
Green, Sir Robert . .
Green, Sir Thos. 59,
Grendor, Sir John . .
Grenfeld, Thomas . .
Grenfield
Grendham, S. Simon
Grenville, Thos.
Grenwood, Thomas
Gresley
Gresley, Sir Thomas
Gresley, Welye
Grey of Codnor
Grey of Ruthyn . . 17, 134, 161
Grey of Wilton .. 17, 135, 161
Grey (4 entries) . . . . 161
Grey . . . . . . 161, 212
Grey, Sir Thomas .. .. 149
Grey of Northumberland . . 195
Greyby, John . . . . 42
Greystock, Baron of 17, 138
Griffin . . . . . . 254
Griffith .. .. 2iofci's
Griffith, Piers . . 278 bis
Griffith, Sir Walter .. 312
Griffith, Sir Will 309
Grygge, John . . . . 200
Guise, Sir John . . . . 234
Gulford, Sir Rich 303
Guy of Warwick . . . . 38
Gwyn, John . . . . 266
Haber Dalcer . . . . 228
Haberdashers' Company . . 300
Haddon . . . . ' . . 295
Haighton, John . . . . 56
89,
132 bis
50
42
.. 142
52
. . 298
.. 154
.. 192
. . 149
300
.. 213
(258), >74
32
106
269 bis
.. 271
47
209
.. 311
40
... 38
233
22
. . 208
14, (161)
. . 149
243 bis
92
19- (185)
21
31- 276
.. 6 4
72
48, 293
149
.- 6 3
.. 216
(212), 306
31, 276
66
53- (279)
234
255
.. 58
.. 267
40. 147
. . 248
16, 135
134
'35
INDEX.
Hake, Walt. .. .. 177
Hakelett, Sir John . . 64
Hale, Thomas .. .. 251
Hales . . (184), 296, 298
Hales, John . . 103, 160
Halesowen, Prior of .. 135
Hall, Henry .. .. 103
Hall, Piers 50
Hall, Royden . . . . 68
Halla(m), Rob.
Halsall
front. & 2
(177, 271), 272
Halsall, Sir Gilbert .. 21
Halsam, Sir Hugh .. .. 31
Haltun . . . . . . 220
Halwyn, John . . . . 280
Halyax. Will. .. (183), 193
Halysnakys, Walter 183, (193)
Hammys, Rafe . . . . 261
Hampton . . . . . . 268
Hampton, John . . . . 195
Han(d)low, Sir John . . 82
Hanford . . . . . . 152
Hangerbury v. Heynysbury
Hansard, Sir Thos.
lord
Harcourt,
Harcourt
Harcourt,
122,
35.
Sir Harry
Harcourt, Sir Robert
Hardy, Will.
Harewell, Bishop
Harewell
Hargrove
Harington, lord
Harington, lord
Harling, Sir John de
Harlwin, Sir John
Harman
Harneys, Harry and Walter
Harold, King
Harpden, Sir John
281
10, 169
157
157
312
.. 36
12
.. 6 7
- 257
U6, 138
139.
272
264
223
257
220
96
5
Harpley, Sir John 49, (173, 262)
Harrison, Rich. . . . . 192
Harrow .. .. .. 250
Harrowden . . . . . . 213
Hartland, Abbot of . . 163
Hartopp . . . . . . 178
Hartwell . . . . . . 240
Harwell . . . . . . 293
Haryett, Welye .. .. 285
Haseley, Sir John . . . . 161
Haslefote 198
Hastings, Sir John.. (137), 311
Hastings, lord chamberlain
16,
Hastings, Sir Robert
Hatfeld, Stephen
Hatton
Haversham
Hawberk v. Huberk
Hawkesworth, Thos.
Hawley, Thos.
Hawte, Sir Nicoll
Hawte, Will.
Hawton, Sir T.
Haydock
Hayltoft, Thos.
Hays, John
Haywode, Nicholas
Headingham, Rob.
Hebden
Hemingborough, John
Hemingford
Henglys
Henkling
Henry VI
Herbert, lord
Herbert, Sir Walter
Hereford, Earl of
Heron, Sir Edmond
Heron, Sir John
Herring, Walter
88,
231,
137
83
24
221
223
62
26
34
144
173
237
235
- 249
.. 279
.. 250
204
121
. . 105
IO4
.. 242
.. 131
, 14, 15
- 239
.. 308
.. 131
19
162, 234
1 68
323
PAGE
Herston, Frances . . . . 44
Herstun, Welye de . . 272
Hert (gone) 198
Hertford, Earl of . . . . 9
Hertford, Sir Thos. . . 83
Herthill, Thos 51
Hertlyngton, John . . 95
Hertopt 178
Herville, Sir John .. .. 210
Hervy . . . . . . 221
Hervy, Nicholas . . . . 196
Hesketh, Thos 28
Hetun . . . . . . 274
Hewett . . . . . . 106
Hewick, Sir Nicol . . . . 82
Heydon. Sir Harry . . 303
Heynysbury . . . . 36
Higham v. Hyham
Higgs, Simon . . . . 90
Hill, Ric., Bp. Lond. . . 279
Hill, Robert 79
Hill, Welye . . . . 34, 210
Hillary . . . . . . 174
Hillisley, Thos. .'. . . 287
Hilton, Baron of .. 138
Hilton, Godfrey .. 158,
Hinckley
Hingham, Sir Aleyne de . .
Hodleston, Sir John
Hody, John
Hody, Sir Will
Hogyngton
Hokeley
Holcam
Holcott
" Holde Hal "
Holland, Sir John
Holme. Rob.
Holt
Holtun
Holwell
Hontt, Will...
Hoo, Sir Will.
Hoogan, Symkyn
Hopton, Sir Geo
Hore, John . .
Hore, Welye
Home
Horsley
188
131
77
282
93
281
285
248
276
246
235
274
27
..162
.. 235
43
88
.. 156
. . 285
. . (210), 306
.. 162
264
194. (199). 200
2 5 6
35-
Horsley, Sir John 27, 92, 148, 297
Hose . . . . . . 226, 285
Hotham, John . . . . 30
Hotoft (v Cloo) . . . . 219
Hotoft, Will. .. .. 195
Houghton Sir Ric. 23, (209)
House, Thos. . . . . 79
Howard, lord .. .. 121
Howard, Earl of Surrey . . 302
Howard, Sir John . . . . 141
Howes, Sir Henry .. .. 31
Huberk v. Hawberk . . 62
Hudleston, Sir John (212), 250, 282
Hugford, Thomas . . . . 67
Hull City 70
Hungate, Thos. . . 59, (203)
Hungerford, lord .. 17, 138
Hungerford, Sir Walter . . 308
Hunt (Howntt) .. .. 210
Hunt, John.. .. .. 176
Hunt, Sir Nic. .. .. 156
Hunt, Rafe . . . . . . 250
Hunt, Robt. . . . . 193
Hunt, Will 88
Huntingdon, Earl of 9, 13, 27, 121
Huntingfeld . . . . . . 234
Huntley, Welye . . . . 290
Hurleston . . . . 67, (236)
Huse, Sir Henry .. 156, (269)
Hyde Abbey .. .. 12
Hyde 168
Hyde, De la . . . . 203
324
INDEX.
PAGE
Hyde, John .. .. 35
Hyham, John .. .. 84
Hylton, Baron of . . .. 18
Hynde, Sir Will 43
Ingham, Sir Aleyne de 77
Inglefield, Rob 78
Inglethorpe .. .. .. 167
Ingleton, Rob. . . . . 167
Inglosse, Sir Harry 148. (254)
Inkpen . . 219. 269
Ippulpen . . . . . . 235
Ireland . . . . 205, 299
Isley, John . . .. (187), 241
Islyppe, John . . . . 291
*Jay. Sir Thomas
Jerningham . .
Jons
Kamys
Kebell
Kelcy
Kemp, Cardinal
Kene ..
Kenerdewe . .
Kent, King of
Kent, Earl of
72, 172
254
.. 257
.. 223
.. 276
. . 163
14
235
. . 203
10
.. 14, 134. 229
Kent, Earl of (Grey) 140, 239
Kent, Earl of, Godwin . . 142
Kenton, Nic. . . . . 86
Kentwood, John . . . . 38
Kerdeston, Sir Leonard . . 149
Keryell, S. Thos 261
Kesal, Sir John . . .. 160
Keyley . . . . . . 265
Keynes, Rob. . . . . 169
Keys, Roger . . . . 60
Kidwelli .. .. .. 131
Kighley, Sir John ... . . 23
Kildare, Earl of . . . . 135
Kilmaine, Prior of . . 34
Kilmaine .. .. .. 75
Kilney 153
Kilvington, John .. .. 84
Kinardysley, Syr. . . . . 168
Kinghley, Sir John .. 156
KINGS, see page . . . . vii
Kington, John .. .. 77
Kinvyre .. .. .. 251
Kinnysman .. .. .. 262
Kirkeby, John .. 51, (264)
Kirkham . . . . . . 164
Kirkington, Sir John de .. 149
Kirkton. Harry .. .. 192
Kirton, Sir John .. .. 239
Kirton, Robert . . . . 78
Knight, Sir Rich 8 1
Knightley, Sir Rich. .. 314
Knightley, Will 34
KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND
TABLE, see page . . . . vii
Knolles . . . . . . 234
Knollys 233
Knollys, Sir Rob. . . . . 19
Knollys, Sir Rob 20
Knyvett (3) . . . . 201
Kychard .. .. 121, 232
Kyme, lord of .. 14, 137
Kyme . . . . . . 213
Kymer, Gilbert .. .. 57
Kyryell, Sir Thos 35
Kyryell, Will 77
Lacon, Sir John . . . . 286
Lacon, Welye . . . . 286
La Cote-Male-taile .. .. 217
Lacy . . . . . . . . 230
Laggage, Will 79
Lambton, Sir Thos. . . 22
Lamkyn .. .. .. 222
Lamond, Reynolde..
Lancaster, Duke of 9
Lancaster, Henry, Earl of
Lancaster, the colours of . .
PAGE
24O
121
135
Lancelot de Lake . . 5, 216
Lange, Rob. . . . . 33
Langford, Sir John .. 21
Langham .. .. 165, 169
Langle(y) .. 19, 56, 183
Langley, Thomas . . . . 51
Langrishe . . . . . . 277
Langton . . . . . . 276
Langton, Baron of Newton 23
Langton, Sir John of .. 22
Langton, Robert . . . . 191
Lardener, John .. .. 79
Lassells, Roger . . . . 26
Lathell 279
Lathome, Thomas .. (122), 233
Latimer, Lord .. 17, 137
Latimer, Robert . . . . 229
Laton, Will 21
Laurence . . . . . . 292
Lawkyn, Henyng . . . . 192
Lawton, John . . . . 21
Leche, Sir John .. (172), 254
Leche, Sir Philip . . . . 144
Leche, Sir Roger . . . . 56
Lechford . . . . . . 269
Ledes, Richard . . . . 241
Lee of Stockwell . . . . 284
Lee, Richard .. 205, 211
Leffyn, Thomas . . . . 241
Leggey 215
Legh, Hugh . . . . 26
Legh, John A. .. 31, 262
Legh, Peter de . . 250, 269
Leicester, Earl of . . 10, 131
Leicester (town) . . . . 70
Lemster, Alan . . . . 269
Lenard, Syr - . . . . 149
Lenthale, Sir Roland . . 143
Leserton . . . . . . 244
Levenham, Ralph . . . . 33
Leventhorp . . . . . . 285
Lewes, John . . . . 158
Lewis . . . . . . 222
Lewknor, lord . . . . 1 40
Lewknor, Sir Ric. .. .. 35
Lewknor, Sir Roger (149), 303
Lewknor, Sir Thos. . . 66
Lexington, Alan . . . . 47
Lewton . . . . . . 267
Lexame .. .. .. 235
Ley, Earl of Dartmouth .. 215
Leys, Dederyk . . . . 194
Leyton, Sir Thos. . . 239, 283
Lichfield, see of . . 285
Lille 160
Lilling, Rob. . . . . 206
Lincoln, see of .. 64, 211
Lincoln, Earl of 9, 131
Linley, Sir Percival . . 146
Lisle uxor Pury . . . . 167
*Liss, Thos. . . . . . . 25
Lister, Thomas . . . . 237
Little 92
Littlebury, T. (239), 199 bis
Llandaff, see of . . . . 225
Lloyd . . . . . . 285
Lockton, Thomas .. .. 19
Lomenour . . . . . . 223
LONDON : LORD MAYORS . . viii
COMPANIES . . viii
London (city, 68, 122) . . 170
Loneye, John . . 74, 196
Longford, Sir Raffe . . 241
Longspee . . . . . . 90
Longspee, Dame Maude de 229
Longueville, Thos. . . . . 77
Lovayn, Thos. . . . . 243
PACE
Lovelas . . . . . . 228
Lovelas, William . . . . 228
Lovell, lord . . 16, 135
Lovell . . . . . . 262
Lovell, John . . . . 242
Lovell, Sir Thos. . . . . 237
Loveneye, John . . 74, 196
Loveneye, Will. . . . . 76
Lowe . . . . 217 bis
Lowe . . . . . . 241
Lowel . . . . . . 226
Lownde, Sir Alex. . . . . 23
Lowther, Sir Rob. . . . . 154
Lowys, John . . . . 78
Lucombe . . . . . . 258
Lucy, Lord .. (99), 138
Lucy, Sir Walter . . . . 34
Lucy, Sir Will 281
Ludlow, Sir Rich. . . . . 284
Lufyon . . . . . . 213
Lumley, Sir Thos. .. .. 18
Lumley, Sir Will 20
Lutterell . . .'. . . 273
Lutterell, Sir Hugh 146, 234. 281
Luxembourg, Cardinal . . 2
Lye, John a .. 31, 262
Lyme . . . . . . . . 98
Lynde, Thos. . . . . 75
Lynde, Sir Will 43
Lysle, lord . . . . . . 17
Lysle, John .. (221), 248
Lysle, Sir Nicolas (167*), 309
Lytton, Sir Rob. .. .. 313
Mabank
Mackwilliams
Mackworth, John . .
Maddok, Thos.
Madley, John
Mahawte, Constantine
Maydston
Mainston, John
Mainwaring
Makeney, Rich.
Maleverer, Sir
Maleverer, Hopkins
Mallory
Malmayne, John
Maltravers, Lord
Man, King of
Manchester (co. Lane.)
Manfeld, Symon
Manners, Sir George
Manners, Sir Richard
Manners, Sir Rob. . .
Manningham, John
Mansion, M.
Mantell
.. 149
.. 58
.. 48
74
. . 260
28
47
50
.. 194
51, (200)
.. 156
24
206, 216, 276
79
14. 135
39
60
.. 241
.. 316
24
24, 239
.. 236
200
212
Marbelers and Stonecutters 221
March, Earl of 9, 38, 132
Markaunte . . . . . . 234
Markenfield . . . . . . 258
Marmyon, lord .. 10, (211)
Marney, Sir Herry .. 313
Marshall (E. Pembroke) . . 89
Marshall, John (21, 76), 96
Martin . . . . . . 193
Martin, Sir Constantine .. 154
Martin, John . . 38, 208
Martin, Richard . . . . 190
Massey, Sir Geoffrey . . 24
Masson . . . . . . 78
Mastyrsume . . . . 261
Mathewe, Davy . . . . 56
Matravers, lord . . . . 14
Mauleverer .. .. .. 156
Mauleverer, Hopkins . . 24
Mauleverer, John . . . . 58
Mauley, Lord ..14, 137, 140
Mauley, Robert .. .. 150
Maundfylde . . . . 229
INDEX.
325
PAGE
PAGE
*Maundham, Raher . . 191
Moston, Thomas . . . . 29
*Mawdeby, J. . . . . 38
*Moundz, Thomas . . . . 184
Mawre, Symoncl . . . . 242
*Mounsewys, Will. . . . . 57
Mayfeld, Sir Wat 288
Mounteney, Sir Will. . . 146
Mayl, Rich 228
Mont ford . . . . . . 208
*Mayston .. .. .. 184
Montford, Sir Svmon 10,236,237
Melborne . . . . . . 273
Montford, Sir Will. 30, 31
Melesford . . . . . . 203
(Moverant ?), lord .. .. 142
*MeIton, Sir John . . . . 20
Mowbray, lord .. 9, 132, 232
Mendham . . . . . . 234
Mowbray, John . . . . 26
Menell, lord . . . . 14
*Moyle ' 282
Merbury, W. . . . . 297
Mulsho, John . . . . 46
Merbury, Sir Lawrence .. 155
*Mulso, Sir Thomas.. 84, (209)
Mercia, King of . . . . 10
Musgrave, Sir John 27, 178, 268,
Meredith, Edmond ap 72, 190
281
Merynge, Sir Welye . . 316
*Mynors . . . . . . 282
Mestede . . . . . . 256
*Metforde, John .. 81, (173)
Nanfan, John . . . . 32
Metham, Sir Thos. . . 20
*Nanfan, Sir Rich. .. 241, 310
*Metsount, Thos. .. .. 55
Nawton, Will. . . . . 59
*Mettley, Thos. . . . . 240
Neham . . . . . . 219
Mewys . . . . . . 273
*Nereford . . . . . . 256
Michell, John . . . . 75
Nevill, Robert, Bishop of
Michell, Rob. . . . . 210
Durham . . . . . . 4
*Michelgrove, John . . . . 62
Nevill, Earl of Salisbury . . 294
*Middleham . . . . . . 55
Nevill, Earl of Westmorland 133
*Middlemore, Rich. 44, (215 bis)
Nevill, Lord Latimer 17, 309
Middleton, Jeffrey . . . . 25
Nevill, Lord Bergavenny 19, 300
Middleton, Sir John .. 121
Nevill, of Holt, co. Leic. . . 276
Middleton, Thomas 30, (204)
Nevill, Sir Alex. . . . . 29
Milburn, Sir Thomas .. 281
Nevill, George . . . . 282
Milnehouse . . . . . . 244
Nevill, Sir Harry . . . . 84
*Minet 178
Nevill, Sir John . . 26, 83
*Mitford . . . . . . 173
Nevill, John . . . . 27
Mitford, John . . . . 81
Nevill, Sir Richard .. 157
Modred . . . . . . 216
Nevill, Sir Robert . . . . 30
Mohun, lord . . . . 138
Newborough, John . . 32
Mohun, John . . . . 163
Newborough, Sir Roger .. 312
Molens. lord . . 17, 137
Newdigate, Sir John .. 122
Molyneux, Sir Rich. .. 52
Newdyke, Thomas . . . . 192
Momford . . . . . . 208
Newman, Thomas . . . . 49
*Mompesson, John .. .. 175
*Newmarch . . . . . . 27
*Monbocher, Sir Bert. 83, 195
Newport, John .. 81, (226)
Monchensy, John .. (175), 242
Newsam, John . . . . 21
Monington . . . . . . 267
Newton . . . . 53, 172
*Monkton, John . . . . 26
Newton, John . . . . 96
Montague, lord .. .. 134
Newton, Thomas . . . . 44
Montgomery, Sir John . . 31
Newton, William . . . . 59
*Montgomery, Sir Nic. 144, 243
Nightingale . . . . . . 206
Montgomery, Sir Thomas . 141
NINE WORTHIES . . . . vii
Monthermer, lord . . . . 14
None, Harry . . . . 257
Mordaunt . . . . . . 211
Norfolk, King of . . 10
Mordred, Sir Thos. . . 148
*Norfolk, Duke of (9, 14, 39), 132
More .. .. 1 66, 183
Norfolk, Robert . . . . 48
More (de la More) 90, 199, 293
*Norland . . . . . . 295
More, my lady . . . . 299
Norman, John . . . . 106
More, John . . . . . . 250
Normandy .. .. .. 121
More, Thos., Marshal of
Normanvyle, Sir Will. . . 20
England . . . . . . 294
Norreys, Sir Edward (218), 306
*Moore, Will 260
*Norreys, John . . 33, 239
Moresby . . 30, 194, 250
Norreys, Richard .. .. 101
Moresby, John . . . . 76
Norreys, Sir Will. . . . . 237
Morieux . . . . . . 233
(? North), John . . . . 236
*Morley, lord .. 17, 138
Northampton, Earl of .. 131
*Morley, John 56, 196, 242
Northampton, John of 56, 231
Morris, Will. .. .. 174
Northumberland, Earl of 16, 134
Mortimer, E. March 38, 132, 230
Norton . . . . . . 14
Mortimer, Sir John . . 303
Norton, John . . . . 55
Mortimer, Lord . . . . 252
Norton, Richard . . . . 237
Mortimer, John .. .. 159
Norton, Robert . . . . 44
Mortimer, of Northants . . 198
Norton, Sir Samson . . 282
Mortimer . . . . 13, 71
Norwich, William . . . . 185
Morton . . 223, 241, 296
Norwich, Sir John . . 82
Morton, Charles . . . . 30
Norwood .. .. 141, (153)
Morton, John . . . . 296
Nottingham . . . . 56, 70
Morton, John . . . . 295
Nowen . . . . . . 216
Morton, John . . . . 224
*Morton, Richard . . . . 84
Offord, lord of . . . . 13
Morton, Thomas .. .. 58
Ogle, lord .. (141), 239, (250)
*Morton, of Gloucester . 215
Ogle, Sir Robert . . .. 18
(Morven ?) . . . . . 216
Oke, John . . . . . . 193
Okyn, Thomas
Oldehall, Sir Will. . .
Oldehall
Olife
Oliver
Olney, John. .
Orkney
Ormonde, Earl of . .
Orrell, Sir Lewis
Osborne . . 162,
Osborne, John
Oswalstre
Osyn, John
Otter, Robert
Oughtred, Sir Rob.
Oulgreve, Thos.
Overey
Overton, Thomas . .
Owen, Sir Davy
Owen, Sir Davy
Owen, ( )
Owgan
Oxford, Earl of 16,
Oxenbridge
Oxynford, William of
Ozanne, Pers
Pakenham, Will, . .
Palmer, Robert
Palmer, Thomas
Palmes, George
Palton, Sir Will. . .
Palyngham, Rob. . .
Panell
Papenham
Parker
Parr
Partrych
Parys, John
Paslewe, John
Paston, Sir John . .
Paulet, Sir Amyas . .
Payle, Syr Raf.
PAGE
.. 258
34. (264)
235
246
.. 245
46, (212)
6
16, 135
.. 250
(207), 258
86
270
IO2, IO3
.. 5 8
19
.. 198
.. 281
293
. . 223
. . 248
133. 237,
301
. . 241
39
88, 156
'77
240
68, (176)
49
.. 147
.. 227
122
.. 165
.. 272
.. 316
. . 268
-. 243
25
(98). 37
174, 283
149
Paynell .. 122, 221 bis, 282
Peake. . . . . . 258
Peakirk . . . . . . 267
Peasmarsh, Sir John .. 122
Pecche, Sir Gilbt ..... 210
Pecche, Sir John .. 66, 158
Pecche, Sir Nicoll . . . . 144
Pecke, Will ....... 258
Peckham, John . . . . 57
Pegiez, John . . . . 203
Pelham, Sir John .. .. 150
Pelleson, Will. . . . . 21
Pelmorba, John . . . . 88
Pembroke, Earl of 9, 39, 135
Pembroke, Earl of, Marshall 89
Penbryge, Sir Rich. . . 63
Pendragon (Uter) . . . . 5
Pene, John . . . . . . 68
Peny, John . . . . . . 208
Pensthon v. Pincheon . . 196
Pepe, Will ....... 175
Percehaye, Sir John . . 20
Perch, Count de . . 10
Percy, E. Northbld . . 309
Percy, Lord Egremont .. 18
Percy, Sir Harry . . . . 20
Percy, Stevyn . . . . 90
Percy ( - ) . . . . 277
Perkins, Will . . . . 50
Pernell . . . . . . 191
Ferrers, Sir Edwd. .. 156
P'son, John . . . . 227
P'son, Richard . . . . 227
Peryent v . Poryer . . . . 261
Peterboro' monastery . . 164
Petyte, Thomas . . . . 289
Pevensey (town?) .. .. 132
326
INDEX.
Pevensey
PAGE
.. 131
Peverell
19
Pewpe(3) ..
.. 180
Pewterers' Company
.. 207
Peyto, Sir Will.
.. 50
Phelype. Sir Will. ..
14
Philpott
. . .-40
Pickering. Sir Edw.
.. 306
Pickering, Sir James
20
1'irworre
.. 255
Pierpont
254. 294
Pierpont, Sir Nycoll
.. 36
*Pigot
(90), 296
Pigot, Sir John
21
PilcharUe
IOO
Pilkington
1 66, 256
Pimpe
.. 283
Pinchbeck, Sir John
66
Pincheon
196
Pinchepole
.. 224
Pine
.. 299
Piper, Robert
. . 221
Pity, William
193
Planche, De la
.. 213
Plescy
.. I/O
Plessetz. Thos.
223 bis
Plesyngton
.. 276
Pleys, Sir Rich.
74
Plumpton, Sir Will.
22
Pokeswell
.. 242
Pole, Baron Montagu
.. 301
Pole, John
.. 46
Pole, Will
93
Pole. Earl of Suffolk
.. 301
Pollard
25. 231
Pomeroy, Edward . .
34
Pomeroy, Sir Thomas
.. 309
Pomys
.. 265
Poole, John
.. 195
Poole, Raffe
273
Poole, Sir Rich.
(227), 307
Popham, Sir John de
3L IS 2
Popley, Geo.
.. 36
Porter. Sir -
.. 160
Porter, Thomas
34
Porter, Sir Will. . .
3i. M3
Porthalyne, Thomas
95. J5
Portington, John . .
24
Poryer v. Peryent . .
.. 261
Posyngworth, John
50
Poulet, Sir Amyas
174, 283
Power
204
Powtrell, Roger
.. 150
Powtrell v. Peverell
19
Powys, Lord
'7- 239
Poynings, Lord
17. 136
Poynings, Sir Edward
.. 32
Poyns, Sir Robt. . .
303
Poyns, Nicholas
51
PRELATES
vii
Prendergast, Robert
27
Preston, Harry
27
Preston, Thomas . .
196
Preston. William . .
21
Prewes
I4O
Prewys
.. 192
Price, Edward ap . .
.. 2 7 8
Prior. Emonde
97
Prykke, Rob.
Pryse
294
Pudsey, Sir John . .
92
Pudsey, Sir Rich. . .
.. 291
Pulteney. Sir Thos.
309
Purcell
175, 264
Pury John
1 66 bis
Pyke, Thomas
47
Pyrley, John
Pyty, Will
81
193
Quatermayn, John
Quixley, Thos.
32, (288)
.. 48
Radcliffe, Sir John
Radcliffe. Sir Ralph
Radmell
Rame, Rafe
Randacy
Ranston, de
Ratcliffe, Sir T.
Ratcliffe. Lord FitzWalter
Rawle, Sir Edw. . .
Raymonde . .
Raynes
Rayney
Read
Reed, John . .
Reed, Mat hew
Redemer
Redmayne, Rich.
Redy, John . .
Rempston, lord
Repley
Reresby
Reston
Restwold, Ralph
Reynill
Reynford
Revers
PAC.E
23. MS,
(264. 2 9 2)
20
239
.. 242
.. 2 5 6
272
264
2 9 2
279
316
(173). 294
22O
46, 168, 316
.. 286
75
.. 267
28
.. 215
.. 149
. . 188
.. 257
.. 219
42, (268)
293
.. 159
140, 291
Richmond, Earl of 10, 130, (134)
Richmond .. .. 153, 246
Richmond and Somerset,
Duke of . . . . . . 300
Ridley 268
Rigmaden, Geo. . . . . 47
Ringborne, Will. . . . . 92
Ripon, John .. .. 188
Riseley, Sir John . . . . 303
Robbes v. Rowes . . . . 157
Robsart. Lord . . . . 142
Robsart, Sir John .. (14), 66
Roche, Sir John . . . . 86
Rocheford, Sir Raffe 161, 227
Roches . . . . 228, 233
Rochester, see of . . .. 165
Rockley (3) 43
Rocliffe, Guy . . . . 20
Rodall . . . . . . 257
Rodney . . . . 217, 286
Rodney, Rafe . . . . 249
Roet (?) 157
Rokeby, Sir Thos. . . 146
Rokeby . . . . . . 234
Rokelys . . . . . . 206
Rol(le)ston, Rob 53
Romonby, Will. . . . . 20
Roo, Will 246
Rookes, John . . . . 93
Roos, lord 16, 135, 137, 159,
161, 260
20, 27
.. 163
.. 176
173
. . 284
.. 285
.. 63
4
'44
.. 228
.. 262
Roos, Sir Robert
Rose, Will. . .
Ross, Rich
Rosse
Rossell
Rosshe
Rosslyn, Will
Rote
Rothenale, Sir John
Rotherham, Archbishop
Rothyn, John
Roucliff , Sir David
ROUND TABLE, KNIGHTS OF
THE. .
Rowes
Roydon, Robert
Rudall
Rudding, Umfrey
Russell . .
Ryder, Sir Rauffe
Rye, John . .
Ryther, Sir Will.
Ryvers, Erie
161
vii
157. 233
.. 316
.. 257
293
.. 213
.. 312
68
21, 28, (264)
18, 135
Saberton . . . . . . 35
Sabylton, le S. .. 41, (180)
Sackeville . . . . . . 154
St. Alban, John de . . 173
SAINTS, OTHER, seepage .. vii
St. Amand, lord u, 18, 137, 183
St. Asaph, see of . . . . 165
St. Bartholomew Spittle . . 38
St. Clair, John . . . . 77
St. Clair, Sir Robt. . . 285
St. Clair, Sir Thos. .. 153
St. Cuthbert of Durham 1 1 bis
St. Edmond, king 12, 128
St. Edmond, prior . . 97
St. Edward, the confessor . . 128
St. George . . . . 9, 128
St. George, Sir William . . 67
St. John, lord .. .. 137
St. John ( - ) 158, 185, 297
St. John, Sir John 18, 31
St. Leger, Rauff . . 198, (226)
St. Leger, Sir Welye . . 270
St. Liz, Simon .. .. 10
St. Oswald, King of North-
umberland .. 10, ii
St. Paul . . . . . . 1 80
St. Quintin, Sir Anthy. 29, 154
St. Thomas of Canterbury n, 128
St. Wilfrid of York .. u
Salisbury, Earl of
Salkeld, Richard
Salkeld, Thos. . .
Salveyn, Sir John . .
Samon . . . .
Sampson . . . .
Sandon . . . . . .
Sandford, Sir Bryan
Sandys, Sir John . .
Sandys, Sir Will. ..
Sansaver, Hugh ..
Sansaver, Sir Rawfe
Santclow .. ..
Sarnfeld . . . .
Savage. Sir Arnold
Savage. Sir John . .
Savage, Sir Humfry
Savile, John 20,
Saye, lord .. ..
Saye, Sir John . .
Saye, Sir Will
Sayer, John . .
Scales, lord . . . .
Scargill, Will. . .
Schellyng, Sir John
Scott . . . . . .
Scott, Walter . .
Scotts, King of ..
Scrope, lord of Bolton
152,
(10, 16), 133
. . 30
. . 30
. . 20
. . 245
. . 226
. . 105
. . 42
. . 50
306
185
. . 83
(19), 169
. . 233
. . 143
. . 42
. . 307
193, (298)
18, 142
95, 203
220
. . 28
. . 16
. . 27
156, (198)
200, 292
. . 300
8,
17,
Scrope, lord of Upsale
Scrope, Bishop of York .
Scudamore, Sir John
Segrave, Hew
Selby
Selby, Abbot of
Selby, Davy
Selby, John . . 76, 8 1
Selling
Selowe, John
Selyoke, Christr.
Septvans
Sergeaulx
Sercheden
Serynghyll
Seton, Robert
Seward
Seylby
Seymour, lord 141,137
Seymour, Sir John..
Seymour, Sir Thos.
Seys, Kedric
13
136,
302
17
12
150
233
205
13
122
(251)
246
81
. . 277
74. 153
.. 216
. . 271
.. 213
.. 76
. . 287
. . 205
(3i6)
286
233
INDEX.
327
Shambrook
*Sharingbury
Sheldon
Shelton, Sir Rafe
Shepton Mallet
Shilford, Thos.
Shipman
Shipton, John
Sherley
Shirley
Shirley, John
Shirley, Raffe
Shirley, Robert
Shirley, Will.
Shorthose
Shottesbrook, Sir Ralph
Shottesbrook, Sir Rob.
Shottesbrook
209
55
.. 261
(158), 309
.. 64
4
.. 265
86
.. 279
190
34
(215), 282
.. 150
.. 224
25
31
153
(201), 26O
Shrewsbury, Earl of 135, 161, 301
Shrigley, Thomas . . . . 67
Simeon, Rob. . . 70, 192
Sinclair, John . . . . 77
Sinclair, Sir Rob. .. .. 285
Sinclair, Sir Thomas .. 153
Skelton . . . . 25, 250
Skevington . . . . . . 294
Skilling . . . . (*I56), 198
Skinners' Company . . 300
Skipton . . . . . . 271
Skirlawe, Walter . . . . 51
Skoggam, John . . . . 94
Sleyclowe v. Skirlawe . . 19
Slye, John . . . . . . 93
Slytte 103
Smart, Humph. .. .. 52
Smeres . . . . . . 268
Smethley 241
Smeton, Thos. . . . . 60
Smyth 2, 95
Snayth . . . . . . 205
Solers . . . . . . 214
Solly, Davy . . . . 122
Somerset, Duke of 15, 132
Sommers, John . . . . 56
Sooter 283
Sorneys v. Furnese
Sothill .. .. .. 221
Sotynley, Sir .. .. 156
Souch, De la . . . . 213
Soulby, Harry . . . . 96
Sountington . . . . 294
Southwell 255
Sowdan, Sir Percyvall 31, 161
Sowerby, John . . . . 67
Sparrow, Alex. .. .. 31
Speccot . . . . . . 270
Speke, Sir John .. (219), 314
Spencer, Lord . . 16, 142
Spenser, Harry . . . . 280
Spenser, Sir Rob. . . . . 241
Spenser, Bishop of Norwich 12
Spe'str, wyffe . . . . 231
Spilman .. .. .. 165
Sponeley, John . . . . 78
Sprege (Sprigg) .. .. 213
Sprot 223
Squyer, Charles (Thorle) .. :86
Stafford, Earl of .. n, 133
Stafford, Sir Humph. 30, 143
Stafford, John, Archbishop
of Canterbury . . . . 4
Stafford, John . . . . 160
Stafford, Sir Thomas . . 282
Standell, Edward . . . . 80
Standen 266
Standish (Ralph, 29, 41) . . 161
Stanley, lord . . . . 139
Stanley, Sir John .. (143), 161
Stanley, John .. .. 189
Stanley, Sir Thomas 21 615
Stansfeld, Jas 96
Stansum . . . . . . 195
Stapylton Sir Bryan 156 (159,
233)
Stapylton (Sir Bryan) 41, 180
Starkey . . 297
Staumber, Harry .. .. 215
Staverton . . . . . . 253
Stede, Welye .. ..286
Stephen, King . . . . 65
Sterborgh .. .. .. 213
Sterley . . . . . . 121
Stevyns, T 258
Steward, Master . . . . 298
Steward, Sir John . . 42, 144
Stewkley, Richard . . . . 68
Stewkley, Thos. .. .. 191
Stocker, Sir Will 4
Stockfishmongers . . . . 4
Stockton, Sir John ; 106
Stockton, Thomas .. .. 215
Stockwood, John . . . . 290
Stodevynt, Sir Rawf . . 83
Stoke 268
Stokeley .. .. .. 106
Stokes .. 214, 250, (290)
Stokes, Thomas .. .. 43
Stokes, William . . . . 47
Stone . . . . . . loo
Stone, Richard . . . . 77
Stone, Thomas . . . . 274
Stonlyng 268
Stonor, Sir John . . . . 167
Stonor, Sir Henry . . . . 167
Stonor, Sir Will 281
Stoppyngton . . .. .. 78
Stourton, lord 18, (141), 311
Stowell 265
Stradling, Sir Edw. .. 31
Strange, lord 17, 137, (214)
Strange, John . . . . 245
Strangways, Giles . . . . 248
Strangways, Sir James . . 19
Strangways, Robert . . 41
Stratfeld, Sir Thos., lord of 52
Stratford, Sir Hen. .. 157
Straton, John .. (181), 191
Stratton . . . . . . 207
Strechley . . . . . . 249
Strelley, Sir John .. .. 149
Strelley, Sir Nic. .. .. 121
Stretley, John .. 81, 93
Strickland, Will 21
Strother, Rafe . . . . 249
Stroude, Will. . . . . 57
Sturgeon, Will 44
Sturmye, Sir Will. . . 30, 40
Stydolfe, George . . . . 49
Style . . . . . . . . 29:
Sudeley, lord . . . . 17
Suffolk, Duke of .. 15, 132
Suffolk, lord of . . . . 301
Sully 233
Sulsham, Ric. . . . . 35
Sulyard, Sir John . . (203), 281
Surrey, the lord of . . 302
Surtees, Sir John .. (19), 24
Sussex, king of .. .. 10
Sutton, John . . . . 122
Sutton, Sir George and Ric. 289
Swanne uxor Pury.. .. 166
Sweny, John . . . . 208
Swetenham .. .. .. 211
Swinburne, Sir John .. 155
Swynford . . . . . . 157
Swynford, (Sir Payne) .. 158
Swinnerton .. .. .. 213
Swynnow, John . . . . 28
Sybill, John .. .. 290
Sylby, John .. .. 251
Talbot, E. Shrewsbury 16, 135,
301
PAGE
Talbot, Visct. Lisle . . 161
Talbot ( ) .. 135, 266
*Talbot, Bryan .. .. 142
*Talbot, Sir Edmonde . . 23
Talbot, Sir Gilbert 280, 301, 302
Talbot, John . . . . 192
*Talbot, Thomas .. 22, (203)
*Talbot, Sir Welye . . . . 274
Tallow Chandlers . . . . 4
*Tancred, Edmund . . . . 223
Tanfeld, Rob. .. (185), 194
Tannatt . . . . 50, 53
*Tapley, Thos. .. .. 252
*Tarleton, John . . . . 163
Tate (Sir Robert) . . . . 108
Taverner .. .. 183, 199
*Tawke, Will. . . . . 52
*Taylboys (lord, 141) .. 273
Taylboys, Sir Walter . . 93
Taylboys, Will. . . . . 29
Telyng . . . . . . 220
Tempest, Sir Will. .. (160), 196
Tendring . . . . . . 249
*Tenterden, Will . . . . 82
Terell, Sir James . . . . 279
Terell, John . . 174 bis
Terell, Sir Thomas . . 160
Thirkeld . . . . 256, 266
*Thomas, Will, 89 ; Sir Rhys ap 28 1
Thorell, Sir Thos 158
Thorley, Thomas .. 53, (212)
Thornborough, Will. 30, (266)
Thornbury, Sir Philip 159, 194
Thornbury, John . . . . 50
*Thornew, John . . . . 80
Thornham . . . . . . 266
Thornton, Roger . . . . 35
Thornton Curtis, Abbot of 13
Thorpe, Sir Edmund 150, (174,
254), 265
*Thorpe . . . . . . 42, 262
Throgmorton, Sir 186, 212,
3i6
Throgmorton, John .. 51
Thurland . . . . . . 216
Thwayts, John . . . . 26
*Thwenge .. .. .. 138
Tillingham . . . . . . 271
Tillioll, Sir Piers .. 29, 153
Tilney . . . . . . . . 173
Timperley, Thos. . . . . 86
*Tindall, Sir Will .. .. 311
Tiptoft, Earl of Worcester. . 135
Tiptoft, Lord . . . . 17
Tiptoft, Sir John . . . . 140
Tiryngham .. .. 213, (294)
Tocketts, Roger . . . . 203
Tomasyne, Barth. . . . . 79
Tomson, John . . 289 bis
Tonbery, Philip . . . . 252
Tongra . . . . . . . . 163
Torbock, Sir John . . 67, (204)
*Torrell (Thos., 90) .. . . 158
Tothill 190
Tottoffet 215
Touchet . . . . . . 190
Towne . . . . . . 205
TOWNS AND CITIES . . viii
Townshend, Roger . . 281
Tracy, Sir Will. . . 63, (266)
*Trafford . . . . 244 bis
Trafford, Sir Edmond .. 313
Trebett, Sir John .. .. 155
*Trederffe, John . . . . 94
*Treffrye, Sir T 239
*Tregonan . . . . . . 258
Tregoz, Sir John . . . . 67
Trelawny . . . . . . 219
Trenchard, Henry .. 163, (316)
Trente v. Brente
Tresawell . , . , . . 190
328
PAGE
Trevet, Sir John . . . . 162
Trevet. Sir Thos 51
Trewarthen . . . . . . 260
Tristlow 1 86
Tristram 217
Trollope, Thomas . . . . 78
Troutbeck, Sir Will. 97, 306
Trumpington. Sir Ed. 50, (149, 217)
Trowro . . . . . . 149
Trussbut 164
Trussell .. 149, 154, 213, 254
Trussel 155
Trusthell. Sir John .. 154
Tnke, Bryan . . . . 297
Tunstall, Sir John.. .. 150
Tunstall, Sir Thos 23
Turberville, Sir John (223), 281
Turberville, Sir Thos. .. 82
Turbut 271
Turner, Henry .. (104), 210
Tutesbury, Baldwin . . 176
Twyer, Alex. . . . . 57
Twyford 299
*Twynyho .. .. .. 214
Tyle, Thomas . . . . 79
*Tyrwhitt, Sir Will. .. (228), 306
Tywlodes 217
INDEX.
Ufford
Ulster, Earl of
Umfreville . .
Umfreville, Earl of Angus
Umfreville, Sir Baldwin
Umfreville, Sir Gilbert
Underriyll
Upton, Nicholas
Urswyke
Usflete, Sir Gerard..
Usher, Welye
Uvedale, Thos.
Vachell, Thos.
Valans
9.
223,
142
230
224
232
223
18
.. 76
34
234, 246
.. 141
.. 266
32
33
200
Valence, Earl of Pembroke 39, 135
Valere
*Vampage
*Vaughan
Vaux, Sir Nicholas
Vaux, Rawlyn
Vavasour, Harry
Venables
Verdon, lord
Vere, Lady Mare .
Vere
*Verney, John
*Verney, Sir John .
Verney, Rafe
*Verney, Richard
Vernon, Fowke
Vernon, Sir Harry..
Vernon, Sir Richard
Vernon, T. . .
Vernon, Welye
Vesci, lord . .
Villiers
Vincent
Vincent, Will.
Vipount, Will.
Vintners' Company
Vowell
Wacys
Wadham, J.
Wainflete, William, Bishop
of Winchester
79
(99), 307
(78), 246
237
28
24
.. 177
.. 229
235
.. 213
.. 161
305
. . 280
55. (240)
.. 270
(270), 3"
31. 159, 269,
270 bis
264
270
18, 141
221 bis
76
58
26
215
287
199
215
Wake, lord
10, (169), 254
UNNAMED ILLUSTRATIONS Pages 39, 49, 53, 54, 65, 69, 71 bis, 72,73, 74,
J9 (3). ioo bis, 101 (3), lozbis, 103 bis, 104, 105, 106, 119, 120 bis 121
225. 231 bis, 232, 242, 243, 244, 246, 254, 255 bis, 2$6bis, 265, 273, 274
PAGE
PAGE
Wake, Will. . . . . 35
Williamson, John . .
.. 224
Wakehurst 291
Willingham, Will. . .
34, (266)
Wakhurst . . . . 162 bis
Willisley
.. 219
Wakerley 63
Willoughby de Broke
16, 136,
Walcot, Sir Walter .. 150
234, 302
Wal(de)grave, Sir Ric. 95, 155
Willoughby (co. Derby)
. . 248
Walden . . . . 269, 292
Wilsthorpe
25
Wiildyf (John, 51) . . 211
Wilston
212
Wales, Prince of 15, 38, 131
Wilton, Harry
53
Wales, Prince of .. .. 132
Wiltshire, Earl of ..
16, 121
Wales, Gladys, daughter of
Wiltshire, Sir John (72)
, 147, 262
Prince of 230
Windowtt, Earth. . .
296
Waleys, Sir Will. .. .. 154
Windsor
. . 232
Waller . . . . . . 209
Windsor, Harry, lord
300
Walles 209
Windsor, Sir Will. . .
35
Wallington 172
Wingfield
206
Walsh . . 195, 257, 287
Wingham
207
Walwayne, John . . . . 52
Winslow
.. 176
Wanceleys . . . . . . ioo
Winter
. . 240
Warburton, Will. .. 32, (193)
Winter (Norfolk) . .
. . 284
Warcup, Sr. Rob 189
Wise, Thomas
88, 185
Warde, John . . . . 250
Wiseman
.. 283
Warde . . . . . . 270
Wistow, Will.
30, (200)
Warenne, Earl . . 9, 229
Wobrue ( ? ) . .
213
Waring, M . . 300
Wodehouse, Thos. . .
82
Warner, Thos. .. .. 215
Wodevile, Sir Thomas
T C 3
Warre(n), Thos 86
Wodhull
* J J
211
Warton . . . . . . 257
Wodherton, Ric.
157
Warton, Gefferay . . . . 202
Wolfe, Sir John ..
160, 276
Warwick, Duke of . . 15
Wollaston, John
. . 170
Warwick, Earl of .. 9, 15, 132
; *Wolton, Sir Thos. of
Warwick, Guy of . . 38
*Wolveley, Thos.
84
Warwick Herald . . . . 68
Wolverton
75
Washington, Thomas . . 20
Wood, John. . 48,
204, 207
Wasteneys, Thomas 58, (72)
Woodcock
.. 46
Water, John, Warwick Herald 68
Woodward, Ric.
291, 293
Waterton, Sir Rob. 20, 161, 272
Worcester, Earl of 9, i
5, 17, 90,
Watton, Will. .. 38, (205)
Wauton (Gilbt., 86) .. 251
Worsop, Ric.
95- 190
Wayscott .. .. (217), 300
WORTHIES, NINE . .
vii
Weaver (Stanley) . . . . 272
Wotton
284, 285
Well, John 191
Wroth, Sir John . .
169
Wellington . . . . . . 172
Wroth, John
-. 236
Wells, lord . . . . 16, 302
Wrottesley, Hew
233
Wells, Will 50
Wulley, fflorye, Bishop
of
Wemme, Baron of ..138
Clogher
.. 226
Wenlark . . . . . . ioo
Wybery, John
193
Wenlock, lord . . . . 141
Wycliffe, John
.. 262
Wentworth, Sir Roger (223), 285,
Wydeville, E. Rivers
135
291
Wydeville, John
140
Weryman, Rich. . . . . 44
Wydeville, Sir Ric.
140
Wesingham, Thos. . . . . 256
Wydeville, Sir Thos.
153
Wesington . . . . . . 266
Wyett
294
Wesnam .. .. 101, 122
Wvfold, Nic.
105
West 58, 282
Wyke
. . 246
Westbrook . . . . . . 206
Wykeham, Will, of . .
2. 258
Westcote . . . . . . 217
Wylbury
152
Westmorland, Earl of 16, 133
Wyld, John . .
. . 105
Weston, Sir Thos. . . (202), 316
Wylly
.. 176
Wethylle, Ric. .. 227, (166)
Wylly, Rich.
214
Wetyngham, Sr. . . 50
Wymour
.. 184
Whatton . . . . . . 184
Wyndham, Thos.
88
Whetenhall 177
Wysam, Sir Will. ..
.. 161
Whichcote . . . . . . 94
Wythe
.. 196
Whinton . . . . . . 185
Whitehead 153
Wythe, Sir Moris . .
207
Whitehill, Walter . . 74, 166
Whitehorse, Rich. . . 77
Yeddinge, Thos.
Yelverton
32
28}
Whitewell .. ..204
Yerde, Thos
*"-" J
78
Whitfeld 96
Yeveltone
181
Whitgreve, Rich 43
Yonge
* u J
. . IOO
Whitney, Sir Rob. . . 80
York, City
7O, 2IO
Whittington (Sir John, 35) 292
Widimer .. .. .. 215
York, Duke of 14,
132, 230
Wilberforce, Rich 30
Zerde
2<2
Wilbraham, Will 300
Zouche, lord 16,
* j *
137, 295
Wilcotes . . . . , . 249
Zouche, De la
.. 2I 3
75- 79, 88, 90, 91, 96, 97 bis, 98 (3),
168, 169, 171 (3), 181, :86, 188, 207,
, 277, 279 6ts, 285, 299, 301.
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