Plate 44.

Plate 44.

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1. Rose Heraldic
2. Rose Branch
3. Garden Rose stalked and leaved
4. Rose and Thistle conjoined
5. Thistle slipped and leaved
6. A Lily ; and a Lily stalked and leaved
7. Fleur-de-lis
8. Double Fleur-de-lis
9. Fleur-de-lis seeded
10. Fleur-de-lis of lilies
11. Demi Fleur-de-lis is divided per-pale. A Fleur-de-lis couped
12. Antique Fleur-de-lis
13. Caterfoil double and pierced
14. Trefoils No. 1 generally used. 2. Fitched. 3. Slipped raguled and couped. 4. Triple slipped. 5. Double slipped
15. Trefoil double slipped raguled and couped ; and a Trefoil the stalk fixed fo a twig lying fesseways
16. 1. Quatrefoil, or Quaterfoil. 2. Slipped ; sometimes slipped as No. 3. No. 4 Cinquefoil
17. 1. Narcissus. 2. Cinquefoil pierced. No. 3. Angenim
18. Eight-foil, or double Quatrefoil
19. Blue-bottle, or Cyanus
20. Gilly Flower ; and a Pink, or Carnation
21. Adders tongue; and a Tulip
22. Marygold
23. Columbine; and a Pansy, or Heart's ease
24. Violet stalked and. leaved
25. Daisy stalked and leaved
26. Margarette Daisy. Badge of Margaret consort of Hen. VL (From the Shrewsbury Missal, Brit. Mus,)
27. Bramble, or Wild Rose
28. French Mary gold
29. Flower of the Flag
30. Bell flowers, or Blue-bell
31. Tobacco plant
32. Grain tree
33. Sugar cane
34. Tea-plant
35. Cherry Branch fructed
36. Cinnamon
37. Almond slip
38. Date branch fructed
39. Holly sprig, or Sprig of Ilex
40. Laurel sprig; and Laurel branch
41. Watercresses
42. Broom plant ; and Broom flower
43. Mallow
44. Bur of Burdock
45. Rue
46. Ash, or Ashen Keys
47. Fir branch
48. Reeds ; and a Bull-rush
49. Fern
50. Elder-branch
51. Crequier Plant, or Wild-plum
52. Oak slipped
53. Oak branch
54. Acorn ; and a Fir or Pine cone
55. Nut or Hazel branch
56. Pear ; a Pine Apple ; and Pear slipped
57. Apple ; a Pomegranate ; and Apple slipped pendant
58. Mulberry, and a Gourd
59. Pea-cod; a Turnip ; and Bean-cod, or pod
60. Mandrake