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A Roll of Arms of the Reign of Edward the Second

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W. Pickering, 1829 - Heraldry - 166 pages
  

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Page 61 - Sire Robert de Maulee, de or, a une bende de sable, en la bende iij. egles de argent :" the bearing of Mauley, with the bend thus differenced, is attributed to Sitf Robert iu other heraldic collections.
Page 58 - ... sable." These arms, however, supplied from a contemporary roll of arms, differ slightly from the Buslingthorpe arms, as described in the roll, temp. Ed. II., published in the Parl. Writs by Sir Francis Palgrave, and also by NH Nicolas, Esq., (Pickering, 1829,) where they stand as follows : — " Sire Richard de Boselingthorp, de argent, od le chef endente de sable, e un cheveron de goules.
Page 1 - LE lloy de Engletere, porte de goules, a iij lupars passauns de or. Le Counte de Gloucestre, de or, a iij cheverons de goules. Le Counte de Cornewaille, de vert, a vj egles de or. Le Counte de Nichole, de or, a un lion rampaund de pourpre. Le Counte de Lancastre, les armes de Engletere, od le label de Fraunce. Le Counte Le Counte ... .,,-., Le Counte de Garene, chekere de or e de azuré.
Page 9 - ... is not that of the grantor, but singularly enough that of the grantee. It may have been a grant in counterpart ; each party retaining that copy to which was appended the seal of the other. In a roll of arms of Edward II. the arms of John la Warre are thus described, in his lifetime : — " Sire Johan de la Ware, de Goules, crusule de Argent, a un lion rampaund de Argent.
Page 2 - Quartile de argent e de goules, a une bende de sable, les quarters de goules frette de or.
Page 29 - Sire Miles de Hastynges, de or, a une fesse de goules, en le chef ij moles de goules." Roll of Edw. II. In the Visitation of Oxfordshire, AD 1574, is mentioned a Sir Myles Hastings, of Delesforde, Worcester• " Roi de Espayne
Page 8 - Wytheren and Brunthorp (PR 1 Feb. 1316), inheritance of Robert, sh of Adam de Welle (FR 8 Feb. 1315). Livery to Cecily and Alina the rent of § of Faxton Manor in minority of said Robert 27 Jan. 1317 (CR). Isabel had married 2ndly Wm. de Vescy, Baron, who ob. 1297. WELLES, Sr Adam de, Kt.
Page 4 - Sire Hue de Veer, quartile de or e de goules, a un molet de argent, od la bordure endente de sable.
Page 27 - Sire Roger de Yngelfeld, burlee de argent e de goules, od le chef de or, a un lion passaunt de azur.
Page 46 - de Goules a une bende engrelee de Or e un label de Argent.

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