Dimensions: Arms Quarterly 1. Two lions rampant combatant supporting a dexter hand erect couped at the wrist a crescent for difference (King) 2. Three bars nebuly (Blount) 3. Three horses heads (Blayney) 4. A fess between three cross crosslets fitchy (Gore) in fess point the hand of Ulster Supporters Two lions rampant collared, chained, ringed and ducally crowned Crest Out of a ducal coronet a hand erect the third and fourth fingers turned down Helmet of a peer Coronet of a Baron Motto SPES TUTISSIMA COELIS
Dimensions: Arms Quarterly of twelve 1. A chevron between three garbs (Hatton) 2. Per fess six lozenges counterchanged (Crispin) 3. A cross flory between four martlets (Golborne) 4. An eagle displayed (Bruin) 5. On a bend three covered cups (Rixton) 6. A cross engrailed ermine (Hallum [Hallom?]) 7. A saltire (Hellesby) 8. A fess humetty in chief a crescent (Bostock) 9. Five cinquefoils in cross (Holdenby) 10. Three bendlets on a canton a castle fired (Carvile) 11. On a chief three fleurs de lys (Washingley) 12. On a fess three cross crosslets (Mortimer) Crest A hind statant Order The...
Dimensions: Arms Quarterly 1 & 4. Sable two bends argent between three cross crosslets fitchy in pale (Harford) 2 & 3. Azure a saltire paly ermine and or between two rams passant in pale and two cross crosslets fitchy in fess (Battersby) Crests 1. A phoenix in flames between two cross crosslets fitchy in saltire (Harford) 2. A dragon’s head per pale or and azure and wings ermine out of flames (Battersby) Motto INTER UTRUMQUE TENE
Dimensions: Arms Quarterly 1. Vairy ermine and gules (Greisley) 2. Sable a lion rampant argent collared gules (Wasteneys) 3. Argent a lion rampant between three cross crosslets fitchy gules (Bowyer)
4. Ermine on a saltire gules a crescent (Wynn) impaling Sable a fess ermine between three crescents (Coventry) Motto meliore fide quam fortuna
Dimensions: Arms Quarterly 1 & 4. A chevron between three pelicans heads erased vulning themselves a crescent for difference (Godfrey) 2. A fess between three cross crosslets fitchy (Pix) 3. A fess between six escallops (Strughill)
Dimensions: Arms Quarterly of six 1 & 6. Vert a chevron between three leopards faces or (ffytche) 2. Or a pellet [roundel] between three cross crosslets fitchy sable (ffytche ancient) 3. Azure a stork wings close argent a bordure ermine (Starkey) 4. Azure a cross flory argent (Goldesborough) 5. illegible, could be Argent on a chevron gules between three torteaux as many quatrefoils or (Comfort) or perhaps Quarterly gules and or four crosses patty a bordure argent all counterchanged (Alger) impaling Argent three bars gules in chief a greyhound courant collared (Skipwith or Skipworth) Crest A leopard...
Dimensions: Arms Quarterly 1. A fleur-de-lys (Digby) 2. A chevron between three cross crosslets fitchy (Pakeman) 3. Ermine on a bend three goats heads erased (Mulsho) 4. Semy of cross crosslets three leopards heads jessant de lys (Neville) on an escutcheon of pretence Quarterly 1 & 4. On a bend three stags heads caboshed a crescent for difference (Stanley) 2. Quarterly 1 & 4 A lion rampant (Brabant) 2 & 3 Three luces hauriant (Lucy) 3. Five lozenges in fess (Percy) Crest An ostrich holding in its beak a horseshoe Helmet of an Esquire
Dimensions: Arms Quarterly 1. A fleur-de-lys (Digby) 2. A chevron between three cross crosslets fitchy (Pakeman) 3. Ermine on a bend three goats heads erased (Mulsho) 4. Semy of cross crosslets three leopards heads jessant de lys (Neville) on an escutcheon of pretence Quarterly 1. On a bend three stags heads caboshed a crescent for difference (Stanley) 2. A lion rampant (Brabant) 3. Three luces hauriant (Lucy) 4. Five lozenges in fess (Percy) Legend + INSIGNIA ? [diamonds] KENELMI ? DIGBY ? EQVITIS ? AVRATI .
Dimensions: Arms Quarterly Ist & IVth grand quarters. Quarterly 1 & 4. A cross moline (Miller) 2. A mullet pierced between three cross crosslets fitchy (Adam) 3. Per fess a castle with four towers port open (Rawson) IInd & IIIrd grand quarters. A saltire engrailed between two mullets in pale and two roses in fess (Christie)
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