Chapter XLII: "seize-Quartiers" (3)

Udine, 83
Udney, 204
Ulster, canton of, 136, 137;
King of Arms, 29, 33, 46, 47, 421;
badges of, 598;
arms and insignia of, 587;
official arms of, 48;
office, 72, 86, 180, 267, 416, 439
Umbo, 64
Umfraville, 89;
arms, 268
Undy, 91
Unguled, 207
Unicorn, 39, 202, 219, 220, 221, 232
United Kingdom, Royal Arms, compartment, 444
Union Banner, 611, 614, 615
Union Jack, 471, 611
Unmarried lady, lozenge of, 572
Unter-Walden, supporter, 409
Uphaugh, Duppa de, arms, 284
Upton, 36
Urbino, Duke of, Frederick, 392;
mantling, 388
Urcheon, 216
Urdy, 91, 95;
at the foot, 155
Utermarch, arms, 266
Vaile, 113, 207
Vaillant, 34
Vair, 50, 77, 79, 81, 84;
appointé, 82;
in bend, 82;
bellies, 85;
ondé, 81;
en pal, 82;
in pale, 82
Vairé, 79, 81, 94;
corrupted form of, 81;
en pal, 82
Vairpière, 83
Valence, De, 155;
William, 525
Vallary, Coronet, 378
Vambraced, 171
Vambraces, 45
Van Eiden, Sir Jacob, 145
Van Houthem, Barons, arms, 82
Van Schorel, 163
Vane, arms, 171, 293
Varano, 83
Varenchon, 83
Varroux, arms, 82
Varry, tassy, 85;
cuppy, 85
Varus, 79
Vase, 288
Vaughan, 169
Vavasseur, arms, 284
Veitch, arms, 207
Venus, 77
Vera, De, 83
Verden, 49
Verdon, arms, 149
Verdun, Alix de, 410
Vere, arms, 134, 296
Verelst, crest, 214
Veret, 83
Verhammes, 200
Vernon, motto, 451
Verona, 83, 163
Verre, 79
Verschobenes, 85
Vert, 70, 76, 90
Veruled, 292
Vervelled, 241
Vesci, de, Viscount, supporters, 433
Vesentina, 163
Vesili's, Andreas, 439
Vested, 170
Vestments, 5
Vice-Admiral, insignia of, 581
Vice-Connétable, insignia of, 582
Victoria, Queen, 41, 358, 361, 364, 421, 488, 496;
seal, 475;
Cross, 567;
those entitled to the, insignia of, 584;
Princess, label, 496, 497;
and Albert, Order of, members of, insignia of, 584
Victorian Order, Royal, 567;
insignia of, 584
Victory, 164
Viennois, Dauphin de, Charles, supporter, 411
Vigilance, 247, 286
Vine, 264
Virgil de Solis, 144
Virgin Mary, 159;
lilies of the, 606
Virolled, 292
Visconti, arms, 257
Viscountess robe or mantle, 366;
coronet, 366
Viscounts, robe or mantle of, 365, 367;
coronet of, 365, 368
Visitations, mottoes in, 449
Vivian, crest, 166
Vohlin, arms, 411
Void, 73
Voiders, 150
Vol, 240
Volant, 34, 245;
en arrière, 266
Volunteer Officer's Decoration, 568;
insignia of, 584
"Von," German, 68
Von Burtenback, Captain Sebastian Schärtlin (Schertel), arms, 185
Von Dälffin, Grauff, arms, 254
Von Fronberg, Herr, 203
Von Lechsgemünd, Count Heinrich von, seal, 195
Von Pauli, 164
Vree, 84
Vulned, 187, 242
Vulture, 241
Vyner, Sir Robert, 358

Wade, crest, 217
Wake, knot, 469
Wakefield, crest, 217
Wakefield, town of, arms, 275
Waldeck-Pyrmont, Prince of, crests, 343
Waldegrave, arms of, 69;
Lord, arms, 252
Wales, badge of, 38, 225, 457;
Herald of, 33, 36;
ruddy dragon of, 225;
Prince of, 85, 254, 486;
coronet, 363;
badge, 225, 458;
label, 497;
mantling, 391, 392;
Princess of, coronet, 363
Walker, arms, 281;
Sir Edward, 358;
Trustees, insignia of, 586
Walkinshaw, arms, 262
Wallenrodt, Counts, arms, 288
Waller, 112;
arms, 266;
crest, 263, 434;
Sir Jonathan
Wathen, supporters, 433;
Richard, augmentation, 596
Wallop, 111
Walnut-leaves, 266;
tree, 263
Walpole, 106
Walrond, arms, 207
Walsh, 86
Wands, 41
Wandsworth, 294
Wappen und Stammbuch, 185
Wappenbuch, 203, 224, 234
Wappencodex, 28
Wappenkönige, 40
Wappenrolle, von Zurich, 188
Warde-Aldam, arms, 114, 275
Wareham, arms, 275
Warnecke's, 176
Warren, 70;
Sir John de, 521;
William de, arms, 486;
Mantling, 389
Warrington, town of, 174;
arms, 288
Warwick, Lord, 458;
Earls of, differences, 484;
Earl of, Richard Beauchamp, 541;
Earl of, Waleran, 484;
Earl of, Thomas, 484;
and Albemarle, Earl of, Richard Beauchamp, 540
Water, 88, 94;
colour, 74, 76;
bougets, 299
Waterford, supporters, 245;
Earl of, 70;
Marquess of, supporters, 433;
city of, supporters, 439
Waterlow, arms, 298
Watermen and Lightermen's Livery Co., supporters, 439
Watkin, Bart., arms, 261
Watney, crest, 205
Watson-Taylor, supporters, 420
Wattled, 227, 246
Wave, vair, 81
Wavy, 91, 116;
or undy, 94
Waye, arms, 119
Weasel, 215
Wechselfeh, 82
Weirwolf, 171, 229
Welby, Lord, 196
Weldon, Sir Anthony, 164
Wellington, Duke of, 541;
Duke of, augmentation, 594
Wells, 294
Welsh dragon, 225;
arms, 545
Were, arms, 290
West Riding, 56
Westbury, arms of, 188
Westcar, crest, 217
Westmeath, Earl of, supporters, 227, 438
Westminster, Dukes of, arms, 554;
crest, 345;
Marquess of, augmentation, 598;
city of, arms, 554;
Abbey, 284, 524, 543;
Dean of, 585
Westphalia, 608;
arms, 201
Westworth, arms, 296
Whale, 245, 253, 256
Whalley, arms, 245
Wharton, 292
Wheat, 278
Wheel, 302
Whelks, 256
Whitby, arms, 258
White, supposed to be, 78;
ensign, 471;
ermine spots, 78;
label, 71;
staff, 41
White-Thomson, arms, 270
Whitgreave, crest, 298;
augmentation, 592
Widow, arms, 146, 533, 573
Wiergman, 164
Wife, impalements, 535, 536, 537, 538
Wigan, crest, 263, 295
Wilczek, Count Hans, 316
Wild cat, 195
Wildenvels, arms, 188
Wildmen, 433
Wildwerker, 83
Wilkinson, 256
Wilson, 196
William I., 15, 354, 355
William II., seal, 354
William III., 276, 596, 607
William IV., 412, 608;
State Crown, 356
Williams, arms, 181
Williams-Drummond, Bart., supporters, 433
Willoughby, 282
Winchester, Bishops of, insignia of, 584;
Dean of, 588;
Earl of, 32, 148;
Earl of, Seiher de Quincy, 147;
Marquesses of, 379;
Captain Peter, arms, 264
Windsor, 30, 31, 78, 149;
badge of, 48;
Henry of, 469;
Dean of, insignia of, 584;
Herald, 37;
Castle Bookplates, 183;
Library, 372
Wingate, arms, 284
Winged, 286
Winged ape, 215;
lions, 436;
stags, 209
Winlaw, 255;
motto, 451
Winnowing fans, 55
Winterstoke, Lord, supporters, 437
Winwick, 50
Wogenfeh, 81, 82
Wolf, 196
Wolf-hunter, Grand, insignia of, 581
Wolfe, 181, 541;
crest, 298;
Francis, 196, 592
Wolkenfeh, 81
Wolseley, arms, 204;
Lord, 196, 204, 594
Wolverhampton, town of, arms, 284, 291
Woman, grant to a, 57, 62, 574;
illegitimate, Royal Licence, 554;
married, arms, 534
Wood, 165;
late Sir Albert, 264;
crests granted, 339;
Sir William, 349
Woodbine-leaves, 266
Woodman, 433
Wood-pigeon, 244
Woodstock, borough of, arms, 264
Woodstock, De, 56;
Thomas of, 494
Woodward, 14, 75, 80, 83, 85, 90, 136, 150, 162, 185, 188, 197, 200, 250,
253, 254, 255, 261, 318, 324, 343, 399, 405, 467, 469, 513, 514, 598;
and Burnett, 69, 74, 94, 95, 407;
arms, 261, 266
Woollan, 292
Woolpack, 5
Worcester, 78
Wordsworth, 287
"Workes of Armorie," 489
Worms, Baron de, supporters, 444
Wortford, arms, 266
Wreath, 157
Wright, 126
Wriothesley, 41
Wursters, arms, 200
Wurtemburg, supporters, 187;
Queen of, label, 498
Wyatt, arms, 287
Wylcote, Sir John, brass, 389
Wyndham, crest, 291
Wyndham-Campbell-Pleydell-Bouverie, crests, 348
Wynn, Sir Watkin Williams, 198
Wyon, 353
Wyvern, 186, 225, 226, 227;
as supporters, 437, 438

Xantoigne, 34

Yacht, 294
Yarborough, Earl of, 205, 590;
badge, 288, 458;
supporter, 437
Yarmouth, 525;
arms, 182
Yeates, 255
Yeatman-Biggs, arms, 141
Yellow, 70
Yerburgh, crest, 242
Yeropkin, 250
Yockney, arms, 266
Yonge, crest, 222
York, 588;
Archbishop of, 127;
arms, 297, 601, 602;
pallium, 583;
Cardinal, 359;
Herald, 37;
badge of, 48;
Duke of, 37, 488;
Duke of, label, 498;
Duke of (Edward), seal, 466;
blazing sun of, badge, 468;
white rose of, badge, 468;
and Lancaster, badges, 468
Yorke, 112;
crest, 215
Youghal, Provosts of, seal, 525
Young, Sir Charles, crest, 226, 348

Zachary, 514
Zebra, 217, 438
Zobel, 77
Zoë, Queen, 351
Zorke, 112
Zorn, crests, 344
Zug, supporters, 409
Zurich, 384;
supporter, 409;
Wappenrolle, 397

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NOTES

[1]

"Norreys and Surreis, that service aught the kyng,
With horse and harneis at Carlele, made samning."

See Langtoft's Chronicle treating of the Wars of Edward I. against the Scots.

"Bot Sir John de Waleis taken was, in a pleyne,
Throgh Spring of Norreis men that were certeyn."

Ibid., _Australes se Norensibus opposuerunt_. M. Oaris, under the year 1237.

[2] Robertson's Index to "Missing Charters."

[3] Here lieth Sir John D'Aubernoun, knight. On his soul may God have mercy.

[4] "Monumental Brasses of Gloucestershire," by C. T. Davis. London: Phillimore & Co., 1899.

[5] The arms are quoted by Mr. Davis from Bigland's "Gloucestershire," p. 539.

[6] The arms of Clayhills of Invergowrie: Parted per bend sanguine and vert, two greyhounds courant bendwise argent. Mantling gules doubled argent; and upon a wreath of the liveries is set for crest, an arm holding an Imperial crown proper; and in an escroll over the same, this motto, "Corde et animo." Matriculated in Lyon Office _circa_ 1672.

[7] Armorial bearings of Sir Henry Seymour King, K.C.I.E.: Quarterly, argent and azure, in the second and third quarters a quatrefoil of the first, over all a bend barry of six of the second, charged with a quatrefoil also of the first, and gules.

[8] Armorial bearings of William Warde-Aldam, Esq.: Quarterly, 1 and 4, party per fesse azure and ermine, in the sinister chief and dexter base an eagle displayed or, in the dexter canton issuant towards the sinister base seven rays, the centre one gold, the others argent (for Aldam); 2 and 3 (for Warde).

[9] Armorial bearings of Isham: Gules, a fesse wavy, and in chief three piles in point also wavy, the points meeting in fesse argent.

[10] _Collectanea_, ed. 1774, ii. 611.

[11] In M. Victor Bouton's edition of the _Armorial de Gelre_ (Paris 1881) the bonnet is described as a mount.

[12] Arms of Rutherglen: Argent, in a sea proper an ancient galley sable, flagged gules, therein two men proper, one rowing, the other furling the sail. Above the shield is placed a suitable helmet, with a mantling gules, doubled argent; and on a wreath of the proper liveries is set for crest, a demi-figure of the Virgin Mary with the Infant Saviour in her arms proper; and on a compartment below the shield, on which is an escroll containing this motto, "Ex fumo fama," are placed for supporters, two angels proper, winged or.

[13] Arms of Sandwich: Party per pale gules and azure, three demi-lions passant guardant or, conjoined to the hulks of as many ships argent.

[14] Arms of Hastings: Party per pale gules and azure, a lion passant guardant or, between in chief and in base a lion passant guardant or, dimidiated with the hulk of a ship argent.

[15] Arms of Ramsgate: Quarterly gules and azure, a cross parted and fretty argent between a horse rampant of the last in the first quarter, a demi-lion passant guardant of the third conjoined to the hulk of a ship or in the second, a dolphin naiant proper in the third, and a lymphad also or in the fourth. Crest: a naval crown or, a pier-head, thereon a lighthouse, both proper. Motto: "Salus naufragis salus ægris."

[16] Arms of Yarmouth: Party per pale gules and azure, three demi-lions passant guardant or, conjoined to the bodies of as many herrings argent. Motto: "Rex et nostra jura."

[17] Armorial bearings of Dodge: Barry of six or and sable, on a pale gules, a woman's breast distilling drops of milk proper. Crest: upon a wreath of the colours, a demi sea-dog azure, collared, maned, and finned or.

[18] Armorial bearings of James Joseph Louis Ratton, Esq.: Azure, in base the sea argent, and thereon a tunny sable, on a chief of the second a rat passant of the third. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and argent; and for his crest, upon a wreath of the colours, an ibex statant guardant proper, charged on the body with two fleurs-de-lis fesswise azure, and resting the dexter foreleg on a shield argent charged with a passion cross sable. Motto: "In Deo spero."

[19] Upon a wreath of the colours, from a plume of five ostrich feathers or, gules, azure, vert, and argent, a falcon rising of the last; with the motto, "Malo mori quam foedari."

[20] Armorial bearings of Peebles (official blazon): Gules, three salmon naiant in pale, the centre towards the dexter, the others towards the sinister. Motto: "Contra nando incrementum."

[21] Arms of Accrington: Gules, on a fess argent, a shuttle fesswise proper, in base two printing cylinders, issuant therefrom a piece of calico (parsley pattern) also proper, on a chief per pale or and vert, a lion rampant purpure and a stag current or; and for the crest, an oak-branch bent chevronwise, sprouting and leaved proper, fructed or. Motto: "Industry and prudence conquer."

[22] Out of a ducal coronet gules, a lion's head ermine (Nicholson).

[23] Crest of Bentinck: Out of a marquess's coronet proper, two arms counter-embowed, vested gules, on the hands gloves or, and in each hand an ostrich feather argent.

[24] Plate XI. Fig. 10, Laing's "Catalogue," No. 29. At each side of the King's seated figure on the counter-seal of Robert II. (1386) the arms of Scotland are supported from behind by a skeleton within an embattled buttress ("Catalogue," No. 34).

[25] Armorial bearings of William Speke, Esq.: Argent, two bars azure, over all an eagle displayed with two heads gules, and as an honourable augmentation (granted by Royal Licence, dated July 26, 1867, to commemorate the discoveries of the said John Hanning Speke), a chief azure, thereon a representation of flowing water proper, superinscribed with the word "Nile" in letters gold. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and argent; and for his crests: 1. (of honourable augmentation) upon a wreath of the colours, a crocodile proper; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a porcupine proper; and as a further augmentation for supporters (granted by Royal Licence as above to the said William Speke, Esq., for and during his life)--on the dexter side, a crocodile; and on the sinister side, a hippopotamus, both proper; with the motto, "Super æthera virtus."

[26] Arms of Glasgow: Argent, on a mount in base vert an oak-tree proper, the stem at the base thereof surmounted by a salmon on its back also proper, with a signet-ring in its mouth or, on the top of the tree a redbreast, and in the sinister fess point an ancient hand-bell, both also proper. Above this shield is placed a suitable helmet, with a mantling gules, doubled argent; and issuing from a wreath of the proper liveries is set for crest, the half-length figure of St. Kentigern affronté, vested and mitred, his right hand raised in the act of benediction, and having in his left hand a crosier, all proper. On a compartment below the shield are placed for supporters, two salmon proper, each holding in its mouth a signet-ring or, and in an escroll entwined with the compartment this motto, "Let Glasgow flourish."

[27] Supporters of Lord Hawke: Dexter, Neptune, his mantle of a sea-green colour, edged argent, crowned with an Eastern coronet or, his dexter arm erect, darting downwards his trident sable, headed silver, resting his sinister foot on a dolphin, also sable; sinister a sea-horse or, sustaining in his forefins a banner argent the staff broken proper.

[28] Arms of Boston: Sable, three coronets composed of crosses patté and fleurs-de-lis in pale or. Crest: A woolpack charged with a ram couchant all proper, ducally crowned azure.

[29] The caltrap was an instrument thrown on the ground to injure the feet of horses, and consisted of four iron spikes, of which one always pointed upwards.

[30] Arms borne on a sinister canton suggest illegitimacy.

[31] Gutté-de-poix.

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CORRECTIONS MADE TO PRINTED ORIGINAL

Page 6. "herald ([Greek: kêrux])" corrected from "herald ([Greek: kêrnx])"

Page 47. "The reverse exhibits the arms of the Office of Ulster" corrected from "The reserve exhibits ..."

Page 327. "Then it was found that" corrected from "Then it was found than"

Page 482. "the bearer was not the person chiefly entitled" corrected from "the hearer ..."

Index "Layland-Barratt" corrected from "Llanday-Burratt" to match text, and placed in correct sequence