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Gules afefs checquy Argent and Sable, between fix cref}patees fitchee of the fecond. '

154. Henry, Duke of Vifco, fourth Son of John I. Jfing „/Portugal, after Kjng of Portugal.

Comme fon Frere, No. 141,

155. John Beaumont, Vifcount Beaumont.

Comme fon Beau Pere, No. 69.

156. Gafton de Foix, Earl of Longueville and Benanges,Captain de Buch.

Quarterly fixft and fourth Or, three Pales Gules, the Armsof the old Counts de Foix, fecond and third Argent,two Cows pajfant, Gules armed and ingrailed, andcollered Or, Bells hanging at their Necks, Assure forBearne, vel vice verfa, both the maternal Coat of theGafton. Over the whole Achievement, a label ofthree Points terminating in Croffes Sable, on each ofwhich charged with five efcaUops Argent, in allufionto the Arms of Grtilly, the original Houle of thisGafton.

157. John de Foix, Earl of Kendal.

Comme fon Pere, No. 156.

158. John Beauchamp, Lord Beauchamp c/,Powick, andafter Lord Treafurer of England.

Gules, a fefs between fix martlets Or.' *

159. Alphonfus, Kjng of Portugal.

Comme, No. 123.

160. Albro Vafques d’Almada, Earl of Averence in Nor-mandy.

Or on a bend Vert between two Eagles, difflaid Gules,as many crofts patonces Argent pierced.

161. Thomas Hoo, Lord Hoo.

Quarterly Sable and Argent .

151. Sir Francis Surien, Kf.

Or three pales Gules, on a chief Sable, three efcaUopsArgent.

163. Alphonfus, King of Aragon.

Aragon, vig Or four pales Gules.

164. Cafimire If. King of Poland.

Quarterly firft and fourth, the Dutchy of Lithuania,vi^.Gules a Chevalier armed at ad Points a Cap-a-pee,brandifthing his Sword aloft, Argent garnifhed Or,Mounted on a barded Courfer, furnifhed throughout ofthe fecond, and holding a Shield in his left Hand,

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