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| Ashurst (p. 54) | Gules a cross between four fleurs-de-lis argent. |
| Berkeley, Lord Berkeley
Of Stratton (p. 129) | Gules a cheveron ermine between ten crosses formy
argent. |
| Burdett-Coutts, Lady BurDett-Coutts (p. 71) | Quarterly: 1 and 4, Argent a hart's head razed
gules with a pheon azure between the horns in a
battled border azure charged with four buckles or,
for COUTTS; 2 and 3, Azure two bars or with
three martlets gules on each bar, for BURDETT. |
| Cholmeley (p. 5) | Gules a sword set fessewise between a helm in the
chief and two sheaves in the foot all or. |
| Collett (p. 92) | Sable a cheveron between three hinds tripping argent
with three rings sable on the cheveron. |
| Cooke Of Hackney (p. 70) | Ermine a chief azure with a griffon passant argent
therein. |
| Cornwallis (p. 48) | Sable sprinkled with drops argent and a fesse argent
with three Cornish choughs thereon. |
| Cooper (p. 42) | Argent three martless and a chief engrailed gules
with three rings or in the chief. |
| Fitzroy, Lord
Southampton (p. 94) | The arms of Fitzroy, Duke of Grafton (which are
King Charles II's arms with the difference of a
sinister baston gobony argent and azure) with a
crescent for cadency. |
| Gould (p. 20) | Party saltirewise or and azure a lion likewise
parted and countercoloured. |
| Guinness, Earl of Iveagh
(p. 132) | Party saltirewise gules and azure a lion or and a
chief ermine with a right hand gules cut off at the
wrist therein. |
| Herne (p. 17) | Argent a cheveron erminess between three hernes
sable. |
| Hobart (p. 11) | Sable a star of eight points or between two flaunches
ermine. |
| Holles (p. 42) | Ermine two piles sable. |
| Holy Trinity, Priory,
Aldgate (p. 121) | Azure a Trinity argent. |
| Howard, Earl Of Arundel
(p. 49) | Gules a bend between six crosslets fitchy argent with
the augmentation for Flodden on the bend. |
| Humble (p. 28) | Sable a hart tripping and a chief indented or. |
| Ireton (p. 12) | Argent two bends gules. |
| Kemp, Lord Rochdale (p. 47) | Argent a cheveron engrailed gules between two stars
azure and a rose gules. |
| Knapp (p. 14) | Or a lion passant with three helms in the chief sable. |
| London Bishopric (p. 103) | Gules two crossed swords of St. Paul with their
blades argent and hilts and pommels or. |
| Maitland, Duke of Lauderdale (p. 11) | Or a lion mutile gules in a double tressure flowered
and counterflowered azure. |
| Murray, Earl of Mansfield
(p. 114) | Quarterly: 1 and 4, Azure three molets argent in a
double tressure flowered and counterflowered or,
for MURRAY; 2 and 3, Gules three crosses
formy argent, for BARCLAY. |
| Payne (p. 51) | Gules a fesse between two lions passant argent. |
| Pearson, Baronet (p. 79) | Argent billety azure a pile azure with three horses'
heads razed argent thereon. |
| Pemberton (p. 93) | Argent a chevron between three buckets sable with
hoops or. |
| Pierrepont, Duke of
Kingston (p. 88) | Argent powdered with cinqfoils gules a lion sable. |
| Stuart, Earl of Bute (p. 129) | Or a fesse checky argent and azure in a tressure of
Scotland. |
| Waltham Abbey (p. 124) | Argent a cross engrailed sable charged with five
crosslets fitchy or. |
| Warner (p. 87) | Or a cheveron between three boars' heads sable. |
| Waterlow, Baronet (p. 18) | Azure a demi-eagle or holding in his beak a crosslet
fitchy or and a chief argent with three wolves'
heads razed sable therein. |
| Westfield (p. 34) | Gules a cross between four sheaves or. |
| Widmer (p. 24) | Gules two cheverons between two roses in the chief
and a fleur-de-lis in the foot all argent. |
| Wriothesley, Earl of
Southampton (p. 125) | Azure a cross or between four falcons close argent. |
| Yorke, Earl of Hardwicke
(p. 93) | Argent a saltire azure charged with a bezant. |