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A^ure charged with a Crofs double crojfed is thefecond j fecond and third Gules, an Eagle difplaidArgent, rather vice verfa, the laft being Poland .

165. William, Bul^e of Bruniwick.

Gules two Lyons pajfant gardant in pale Or.

1 66. Richard Widvile, Lord Rivers, afterwards createdEarl Rivers.

Argent a fefs and canton Gules. Philipoc Vil. Canr.fays he bore Rivers in pretence. Gules a Gryphonrampant Or.

167. John Mowbray, Duke ^/Norfolk.

Comme fon Pere, No. 131.

168. Henry Bourchier, Vifcount Bourchier, after LordT reafurer of England, and Earl of Effex.

Bourchier Comme, No. 83. quartering Lovain, vif.Gules a fefs between fifteen billets Or*

169. Sir Philip Wentworth, Kj.

Sable a Chevron between three leopards faces Or.

170. Sir Edward Hall, Kf.

Argent three crofs. Croflets fitchee Assure in bend , bt*tween two cotifes Gules.

171. Frederick III. Emperor of Germany.

Comme fonFrere, No. 151.

171. John Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury.

Comme fon Pere, No. 138.

173. Lionell Wells, Lord Wells.

Or a Lyon rampant quevee fourchee Sable.

174. Thomas Stanley, Lord Stanley.

Quarterly firjl and fourth Or on a chief indented Agure,three Plates for Latham, his great Grandmother’sArms 3 fecond and third Stanley, vig. Argent on abend A^ure, three Staggs heads cabofhed Or.

175. Edward, Prince of Wales.

The national Arms, vi%. Quarterly France modern andEngland, a label of three Points Argent.

176. Jafper, Earl of Pembroke, after Duke of Bedford.Quarterly France modern and England, a border Attire,

femi de Flower de Luce Or.

177. James Butler, Earl of Wiltlhire.

Or a chief indented Assure.

178. John Sutton, Lord Dudley.

Or a Lyon rampant quevee fourchee Vert.

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