Plate 43.

Plate 43.

Plate 43.

1. Cornucopia
2. Obsidional Crown, or Garland
3. Crown of Thorns
4. Crown Graminee, or Chaplet of Grass
5. Crown Olive, Olive Chaplet, or Civic Wreath
6. Fasces, or Roman-Fasces
7. Dacres Knot. Badge of Dacre an escallop and staff raguly both ar. connected by a Dacre Knot
8. Bowen's Knot. No. 2. Anne of Bohemia
9. Harrington, or Love Knot. No. 2. Stafford Knot
10. Bourchier's Knot. No. 2. Wakes and Ormond Knot
11. Lacy Knot
12. Hungerford Knot. Badge a golden sickle and garb connected by a Hungerford Knot
13. A Coil of flax, as in the Crest of Washbourne, and the Heneage Knot
14. True Lover's Knot. No. 2. A Wedding favour as in arms of Latter A Fetterlock or. to which is attached a rope gu. encircling a fishes tail erect ppr. having a peg at the other end gold. Badge of Lawrence
15. Lure, or Leure
16. Hawk's, or Falcon's bell, and
17. Hawk's bell with jesses
18. Hawk's or Falcon's rests, or perches
19. Harp
20. Three organ pipes enfiled with a laurel branch. Crest of Delapipe
21. Jew's Harp, No. 1. Pipe, No. 2. Lyre, No. 3. Cornet, No. 4.
22. Trumpets
23. Hautboy, No. 1. Horn, No. 2. Flute, No. 3. Trumpet, No. 4.
24. Bugle-horn ; or Hunting Horn stringed
25. Fiddle, or Violin ; a Treble Violin, Violoncello, or Treble Violent
26. Drum and Drum sticks
27. Clarion, Rest, or Sufflue
28. The same. No. 1. Most commonly used
29. Bell, or Church Bell
30. Belfry
31. Book, or Bible closed
32. Book open with seven seals
33. Map, or Chart. The Crest of Holton
34. Mirror, No. 1. Breast distilling drops of milk, No. 2, Eye, No. 3
35. Bonfire; and Extinguisher
36. Fascine; and Park pales
37. Ostrich Feather
38. A Plume of Ostrich Feathers
39. A Double Plume
40. Triple Plume
41. A Panache, or Upright plume of feathers
42. A Panache of Peacock feathers
43. Wrestling Collar ; and a Dog's Collar
44. Falconer's, or Hawking Glove, and a Falconer's glove pendent tasselled
45. Circular wreath ar. and sa. with four hawk's bells joined thereto in quadrature or. borne by Jocelyn. An Oval Wreath
46. Three ingots of Gold, palewise fretted with another in bend. Borne by the name of Wilson Dice charged with an Ace; and a Dice with six spots in front, three on the sinister side, and two on the top. Mathias
47. Gonfanon, or Gonfalone
48. A banner displayed bendways ar. therein a canton az. charged with a saltire of the first, as in the arms of Bannerman
49. Chess-rooks. No. 3. The most common
50. Pillar, or Column (Doric.) Ducally crowned. No. 1. Column (Ionic) enveloped with a Snake. No, 2
51. A Broken Column. A Column (Corinthian) winged, or a Winged Column
52. Dove-cot, or Dove-house. The one on the dexter if without vane, is sometimes blazoned a Castle
53. Canopy, or Stall of Gothic work
54. Gardebras, or Garbraille
55. Weather-cock, or Vane. Badge of Ratcliffe
56. A mans heart gu. within two equilateral triangles interlaced sa. Also blazoned a double Delta. Borne in the arms of Villages
57. Escarbuncle, or Carbuncle
58. The Shield of Pallas
59. Pair of Couples. As borne by Lord Hindlip
60. Pyramid