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467. James Scot, Duke of Monmouth and BucclughlThe Imperial Arms of King Charles TI. a haft on fmi-

Jler Argent, In pretence, Scot of Bucclugh, vi%. Oron a bend Agure, a Crefcent between two Mullets.

468. James Stuart, Duke of Cambridge, Son of James*'Duk? of York.

Comme fon Pere, No. 439. v!%. the national Arms,with a label of five Points Ermine.

469. Charles IX. Kjng of Sweden, Goths and Vandalls.

Sweden, Comme, Nc. 414. *

470. John George II. Duke of Saxony, Juliers, Clevesand Monts, and Prince Elector of the Empire.

Quarterly ; firft, Thuringe, vi%. a Lyon rampant harryof ten Argent and Gules.

471. Chriftopher Monk, Duke of Albermarle.

Comme fon Pere, No. 458*

47 i. John Maitland, Duke of Lauderdale.

Or a Lyon rampant difmembred, Gules within a doubletreffure counterflory A^ure.

473. Henry Somerfet, Marquifs of Worceftcr, after Dukeof Beaufort.

Quarterly, France and England, a bordergobone Argentand A^ure.

474. Henry Jermyn, Earl of St. Albans^

Sable a Crefcent between two Mullets in pale Argent.

475. William Ruffell, Earl of Bedford, after Duke ofBedford.

Comme, No. 346,

476. Henry Benner, Earl of Arlington,

Gules between three derni Lyons rampant couped Argent,a befant after changed to an imperial mound, fervingfor both difference and Augmentation.

477. Thomas Butler, Earl of Oifory.

Comme fon Pere, No. 444.

478. Charles Fitz Roy, Earl of Southampton, after Du\eof Southampton, and now Duke of Cleveland.

The Imperial Arms of England, a Battune SiniflerE -mine difference.

479. John, Earl of Mulgrave, now Duke of Buckingham.Arragon a Chevron between three Garbs Gules.

480. William Cavendifh, Duke of Newcaftle.

Qcmme, No. 447.

481. Thomas