.... „*. Rev. MAG BK FR ET HIB REX ET REGIN A. 1 6.f)4Ip, an• EsqutcheQn, garnished awji crowned, quarterly, first and fourth, France and England quarterly,' second Scotland'•, third Ireland. On an Escutcheon of Pretence Nassau. . — | /: •' iri \ 3$J GUINEA. 3. AsN°2.f '. 1.31 HALF GUINEA....

...the solemn meditations in which I had indulged on the evening before." THE NOBLE HOUSE OF RICHMOND. Arms. Quarterly : first and fourth ; .France and England quarterly ; second, Scotland ; third, Ireland (being the arms of Charles 11.) : all within a bordurc, compony, nr. ;<iLil ;ta., charged with eight...

...Duke, 10 Jan. 1684; and Baron Vere, 28 March, 1750; Residence, Hanworth-Park, Hampton-Court, Midd.] quarterly ; first and fourth, France and England quarterly...Scotland ; third, Ireland ; over all, a sinister baton gu. charged with three roses ar. seeded and barbed ppr. — Crest, on a chapeau gu. turned up erm....

...title, 1684. Residences, Goodfrood Park, and West Stoke, Suss. Totem House, Palace-Yard, Westminster] quarterly; first and fourth, France and England quarterly ; second, Scotland ; third, Ireland; (being the arms of King Charles II.) all within a bordure componee, ar. and gu. the first charged with...

...title, 1004. Residences, Goodwood Park, and West Stoke, Suss. Town Hovse, Palace- Yard, Westminster] quarterly; first and fourth, France and England quarterly ; second, Scotland ; third, Ireland ; (being the arms of King Charles II.) all within a bordure componee, ar. and gu. the first charged...

...title, 1684. Residences, Goodwood Park, and West Stoke, Suss. Town House, Palace-Yard, Westminster] quarterly; first and fourth, France and England quarterly ; second, Scotland ; third, Ireland ; (lieing the arms of King Charles II.) all within a bordure componee, ar. and gu. the first charged...

...Thctford, 22nd April, 167Î. F.arl Euston, вес., lath Au gust, 1672. Duke of Grafton, llth Sept. 1075. Arms — Quarterly; first and fourth, France and England,...Scotland ; third, Ireland ; over all a sinister baton, corapoiiy, ar. and az. Crest — On a chapeau gu. turned up erm. a lion, statant, gardant, or, crowned...

...peerages, 9th August, 1075. Scottish peerages, 9th September, 1075. French dukedom, January, 1083— I. Arms— Quarterly : first and fourth, France and England, quarterly; second, Scotland; third, Ireland; (being the arms of King Charles II.) all within a bordure compony, ar. and gu. the first charged with...

...royal, had a grant of the royal arms, as then borne by his father — viz., " Four grand quarters, first and fourth, France and England, quarterly; second,...Scotland; third, Ireland; over all a sinister baton, company, ar. and az.," while the Duke of St. Albans, another son of Charles II., bore the same arms,...

...plate at the top, under the arches of the crown, are engraved, within the garter, the royal arms, viz., quarterly, first and fourth, France and England quarterly ; second, Scotland ; third, Ireland. Beneath is the motto, " Dieu et mon droit." The shield, which is between the initials J2 R, has the...