Historic Devices Badges And War Cries
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MS. , No. 5857), to Sir Thomas Heneage, Vice-Chan- cellor to Queen Elizabeth. From its heart shape, and the motto, it was probably a personal device.
Hepburn, James, Earl of Bothwell, husband to Queen Mary Stuart. On his seal is his shield, surmounting an anchor, as badge of his office Fig. 2i8. -Heneage Knot, of Lord High Admiral of Scotland. Motto, Keif tryst. 1 Heron. A heron's head erect, argent, ducally collared or. John Heron, Chevalyer Tresorier de la Chambre du Boy. A falcon preying on ...a partridge, &c, with three heron's heads erased argent, beaked and ducally gorged or. B one, and C three, herons' heads.
Heydon. A talbot's head argent, semee of hurts. Arms, a chevron between three herons argent.
Hilerton. A dragon's head couped sable.
Hillersdon, of Memlane, Devon. On an ermine a squirrel sejant, cracking a nut.
B and C same.
Laing.
AND WAR-CRIES. 303 Holland, Duke of Exeter and Lord High Admiral of England, KG-. (-)- 1446), is designated in the satirical verses before quoted by his badge in the last capacity : " The firy Cressett hath lost its lyght, Therefore England may make gret mone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MS. , No. 5857), to Sir Thomas Heneage, Vice-Chan- cellor to Queen Elizabeth. From its heart shape, and the motto, it was probably a personal device.
Hepburn, James, Earl of Bothwell, husband to Queen Mary Stuart. On his seal is his shield, surmounting an anchor, as badge of his office Fig. 2i8. -Heneage Knot, of Lord High Admiral of Scotland. Motto, Keif tryst. 1 Heron. A heron's head erect, argent, ducally collared or. John Heron, Chevalyer Tresorier de la Chambre du Boy. A falcon preying on ...a partridge, &c, with three heron's heads erased argent, beaked and ducally gorged or. B one, and C three, herons' heads.
Heydon. A talbot's head argent, semee of hurts. Arms, a chevron between three herons argent.
Hilerton. A dragon's head couped sable.
Hillersdon, of Memlane, Devon. On an ermine a squirrel sejant, cracking a nut.
B and C same.
Laing.
AND WAR-CRIES. 303 Holland, Duke of Exeter and Lord High Admiral of England, KG-. (-)- 1446), is designated in the satirical verses before quoted by his badge in the last capacity : " The firy Cressett hath lost its lyght, Therefore England may make gret mone.
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