Memorials of Old Lancshire volume 2
Memorials of Old Lancshire volume 2
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However, as the glass version of the same shield, in one of the windows, depicts them more like escarbuncles, this quarter must, I think, be intended for argent on a bend gules three escarbuncles or; for Thornton, (iv. ) A saltire; for Gerard. Crest : a griffin, as in the first quarter of the shield; for Bold or Booth.
7. Arms : the Manx device, i. E. , gules three legs in armour proper, conjoined at the hip and flexed in triangle. Crest : an eagle only ; but, in conjunction with the arms, ther...e can be no doubt that it is meant for the legendary device (derived through the Stanleys' alliance with the Lathoms) of the eagle and swaddled child; both for Stanley.
8. Arms : a dog (whether a talbot or a greyhound I cannot tell) passant. Perhaps it should be described: argent a greyhound passant sable; for Hoi ford.
9. Arms : a garb, i. E. , azure a garb or ; for Grosvenor. 10. Arms : a staff ragule in bend sinister, possibly intended simply for a bend ragule. Crest : an owl, which might have been assigned to the Saviles, but that the arms accompanying it do not agree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, as the glass version of the same shield, in one of the windows, depicts them more like escarbuncles, this quarter must, I think, be intended for argent on a bend gules three escarbuncles or; for Thornton, (iv. ) A saltire; for Gerard. Crest : a griffin, as in the first quarter of the shield; for Bold or Booth.
7. Arms : the Manx device, i. E. , gules three legs in armour proper, conjoined at the hip and flexed in triangle. Crest : an eagle only ; but, in conjunction with the arms, ther...e can be no doubt that it is meant for the legendary device (derived through the Stanleys' alliance with the Lathoms) of the eagle and swaddled child; both for Stanley.
8. Arms : a dog (whether a talbot or a greyhound I cannot tell) passant. Perhaps it should be described: argent a greyhound passant sable; for Hoi ford.
9. Arms : a garb, i. E. , azure a garb or ; for Grosvenor. 10. Arms : a staff ragule in bend sinister, possibly intended simply for a bend ragule. Crest : an owl, which might have been assigned to the Saviles, but that the arms accompanying it do not agree.
What to read after Memorials of Old Lancshire volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Fishwick to read onlineMoreLess
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