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132. William de la Pole, Earl of Suffolk, after Mar am ftand Duke of Suffolk,

As his Grandfather, No. 66.

133. John Clifford, Lord Clifford.

Cbecquy Or and Attire, afefs Gules.

134. Sir Lewis Robeffart, Kj- afterwards Lord Bourchier'.

Comme [on Frere, No. 12.

135. The Heer, or Sir Henry Van Chix, a German Lord

Captain of Crewly in Normandy, 7 Hen. V. ’

Quarterly per fefs embatteled Gules and Argent, in thefecond and third a branch of a Tree in bend, withfour folages bend, couped at both ends, fable ratherVert,

13 6. Sir Walter Hungerford, after Lord Hungerford, andLord Treafurer of England.

Sable two bars Argent in chief, three Plates.

137. Philip le Bon, Duke of Burgundy.

France a bordure Gobone, Argent and Gules being Bur-gundy Modern, aliter Quarterly, the firfl Auftria, vf.Gules afefs Argent ; the fecond Burgundy, Modemasaforefaidj the third, Bendy Or and Aftre Burgundyancient ; the fourth, Brabant Sable, a Lyon rampantOr, over all Flanders, Or a Lyon rampant Sable.

Knights eleBed in the Reign of King Henry VI.

138. John Talbor, Lord Talbot, after Earl of Shrewsbury.

Comme fon Frere, No. 100.

139. Thomas Scales, i^ord Scales, jj.

Gules fix efcallops, three Jn m dr t d and o wnty one Argent.

140. Sir John Falftoff, Kf- ^

Quarterly Or and Afire, cn a bend Gules, three efcal-lops Argent.

141. Peter, Duke of Conimbcro, third Son of John I. KJngof Portugal.

Comme fon Pere, No. 123. but without the CalatravaCrofs of Flower Deluces, vif Portugal a border ofC aft He.

142. Humphry Stafford, Earl of Stafford, after Duke of

Bucks .

Comme fon Pere, No. 9 6-

143 . Sir