se med bờ scal dress, holding a gun in the A hug by powie dask, and pouch, slung from vid pendent on the right side. Motto, Akut promience. The sea, ships, and high ཝིཝཱ, ཝོ ། 'ཝཏྟབྦིལཱ, ཝཱ, བྷཏྟཾ ཝོ ཙཱནྟཱི ou a pocky shore, upon which the sea is breakso, the high land in the distance, a temple, sopposed by three figures with scrolls, inscribed, Wisdom, 'torage, and Moderation; over the dome the word Con640, guarded by a soldier with a drawn sword. HAMPSHIRE, New, a dock yard, with a ship upon the stocks, and the sun rising from the ocean. ***KY, NEW, a shield charged with three ploughs in pale. Crest, on a wreath, the head of a horse, couped. Supporters, dexter, the emblem of Liberty; sinister, that of Plenty. MARYLAND, the figure of Justice, illuminated with rays of glory, her dexter hand resting upon a sword, and holding an olive-branch, the sinister elevated above the head with the balance; at her feet, a civic crown, fasces, and cornucopia, with the motto, Industry the means; Plenty the result behind her, a ship and the emblems of commerce; the sea and a vessel in the distance. MASSACHUSSETTS, on a rock, surrounded by the sea, and stormy clouds clearing off, a shield, charged with a female figure, representing America, resting her right hand on a bow, and holding in the left an arrow, the point downwards; in the dexter chief, a mullet of eight points; behind the shield, a main-mast and anchor, bendways.Crest, on a wreath, a dexter arm, embowed, the hand grasping a sword or cutlass. Motto, Ense petit placidam sub libertate quietam. PENNSYLVANIA, on a fesse, betw. a ship in full sail in chief, and three garbs or wheat-sheaves, barways, in base, a plough. Crest, on a wreath, an eagle, wings expanded. Supporters, two horses. Motto, Liberty and Independence. RHODE ISLAND, supported on the waves of the sea, a shield, charged with an anchor and cable, erect; on a scroll over it, the word Hope. VIRGINIA, Victory, holding in the left hand a spear erect, and grasping in the right a falchion, trampling upon a figure representing Despotism, with appropriate emblems; and on a scroll, the motto, Sic semper tyrannis. YORK, NEW, in base a landscape, over which the sun is rising in splendour.-Crest, on a wreath, upon part of a globe, or sphere, an eagle reguard. wings expanded. Supporters, dexter, Justice, blindfold, supporting with her right hand the fasces, and holding with her left a sword; sinister, Liberty, holding in the right hand a palm-branch, and supporting with the left the staff and cap. Motto, Excelsior. INDEPENDENT STATES OF AMERICA. BRAZIL,--Decree establishing a national coat of arms, and national flag for Brazil. "The kingdom of Brazil, of which I am regent and perpetual defender, having declared its political emancipation, and being on the point of assuming, among the great family of nations, that place which belongs to it as a great state, free and independent, it is of the most pressing necessity that it should have a coat of arms, or escutcheons, distinct from those of Portugal and Algarves, until now omitted, and characteristic of the circumstances of this great and rich continent. And as I desire to preserve for Brazil the coat of arms given to the kingdom by the King, Don Emanuel, in commemoration of the first name bestowed upon it, when happily discovered; and to honour the nineteen provinces which are comprized between the two great rivers forming its natural boundaries, and the integrity of which I have sworn to maintain; I have been pleased, with the concurrence of my council of state, to determine as follows: The coat of arms of Brazil shall henceforth be, a sphere upon a red cross, and in a field of gold, with a circle of nineteen stars of az.; in the lower part a dragon, symbol of the house of Braganza; and in the upper part a royal crown. The mercantile flag shall be a parallelogram of gold, inscribed on a green quadrilateral figure, with a sceptre in the centre, upon the red cross. "By order of the Prince Regent, JosE BONIFACIO DE ANDRADO E. SILVA, Minister and Secretary of State for the Affairs of Brazil, and the Foreign Affairs. "Palace, 18th September, 1822.” BUENOS AYRES, per fesse, az. and ar. from the dexter and sinister sides, an arm, issuant, fesseways, the hands united, grasping a staff, in pale, ppr. thereon the cap of Liberty, gu. CHILI, az. in base a volcano and mountains, ppr.; in the middle chief point, a mullet, radiated, ar.-Crest, an eagle, wings expanded, ppr. COLUMBIA.-General Congress of Columbia. 'Considering that, by the eleventh article of the fundamental law of the Republic, it is their duty to fix and make known the arms which hereafter are to distinguish the said Republic among the independent nations of the earth, I have thought proper to decree, and hereby do decree, as follows: Article 1. The armorial ensigns hereafter used, shall be two cornucopias filled with the fruits and flowers of the frigid, temperate, and torrid districts, surrounding the Columbian fasces, which shall be composed of a bundle of lances, and the battle-axe placed sideways, bows and arrows crossed in the centre, and tied below with a tri-coloured ribbon. Done in the Palace of the General Congress of Columbia, in Rosario de Cúcuta, this 4th day of October, 1821; eleventh year of independence. JOSÉ IGNACIO DE MARQUES, President of the Congress. (Signed) MIGUEL SANTAMARIA, PERU, the Sierra, with the sea in base, and from behind the mountains, the sun rising in splendour, all ppr.Crest, a plantain, fructed, ppr. Supporters, dexter, a condor eagle; sinister, a Llama, or Peruvian sheep, both ppr. Motto, Renacio el sol del Peru, The sun of Peru is risen again. Colours, fesseways of three, gu. ar. and gu. the sun in splendour or. ANHALT-BERNBURG, PRINCE OF, quarterly of twelve; first, Saxony; second, Westphalia; third, Angria ; fourth, ar. a bear pass. sa. collared and crowned or, on an embattled wall in bend sinister, gu. masoned sa. in the wall a door, pierced, of the field, for Berangers: fifth, barry of ten, or and sa. for Ballenstadt; sixth, chequy ar. and sa. for Ascania or Aschersleben; seventh, quarterly, or and gu. for Waldersee; eighth, left blank; ninth, az. two bends sinister, for Warendroff; tenth, az. an eagle displ. ar. membered or, for Muhlingen; eleventh, gu. only, for the right of Regalia; twelfth, ar. a bear pass. sa. collared or, on a wall embattled, per bend dexter gu. in the wall a door, pierced, of the field, for Bernburg: over the eighth quarter, an escutcheon, per pale, the dexter side ar.; a demi eagle divided paleways, and joined to the impaled line, sa. for Brandenburg; on the sinister side, Saxony. Supporters, two bears sa. collared or. ANHALT-COETHEN, & ANHALT-DESSAU, PRINCES OF, bear the same arms as Anhalt-Bernburg. ANHALT-SCHAUMBURG, PRINCE OF, quarters the same coats as the Prince of Anhalt-Bernburg, with the escutcheon on the centre of them, and impaling in the third part of the shield, viz. quarterly; first and fourth, gu. a lion ramp. ar. holding in the dexter paw a baton; second and third, ar. a griffin, segreant, gu.; over the centre of the fourth, an escutcheon az. charged with two branches in saltier, ducally crowned or. Note. It is the usual method of the Germans to make all charges of beasts to face each other; for instance, if the first and second coats are charged with lions ramp. they place the lion in the first coat counter-ramp. ANHALT-ZERBST, PRINCE OF, quarterly of sixteen; first, Saxony; second, az. an eagle displ. or, crowned of the last, Westphalia; third, Angria; fourth, Ballenstadt; sixth and seventh, left blank for the escutcheon; eighth, az. a lion ramp. crowned or, for Jever; ninth Ascania; tenth, Waldersee; eleventh, Warendroff; twelfth, or, a lion ramp. sa. crowned of the first, for Kniphausen ; thirteenth, Muhlingen; fourteenth, gu. for the right of Regalia; fifteenth, Bernburg; sixteenth, az. in chief a talbot's head, couped, ar. collared or, betw. two palmbranches, in saltier, of the last, for Walther-Nienburg; on an escutcheon, in the centre, Brandenburg, impaling Saxony. Supporters, the same as those of AnhaltBernburg. AREMBERG, PRINCE OF, quarterly; first and fourth, az. three cinquefoils or, two and one, for Aremberg; second and third, or, a fesse chequy ar. and gu. for Mark, or La Marck: over all an escutcheon, quarterly; first and fourth, or, a bend gu. for the lordship of Ligne; second and third, three lions ramp. gu. for Barbencon. Supporters, dexter, a griffin; sinister, a lion; both ducally crowned. AUERSBURG, commonly called AURSBERG, PRINCE OF, quarterly of six, two, two, and two: first, per pale, or and ar. an eagle displ. per pale, sa. and gu. charged on the breast with a crescent ar. for Munsterburg, impaling gu. a lion ramp. ar. crowued or, for Frankenstein; second, per fesse, gu. and or, a fesse wavy az.; in chief, a a lion pass. ar. crowned or; in base, an eagle displ. sa. charged on the breast with a crescent ar. for Thengen ; third and sixth, gu. on a field, in base, vert, a bull pass. or, for Carniola; fourth and fifth, or, an eagle displ. sa. perched on a tressel of the last, for Auersberg: over all, an escutcheon ar. charged with a lion ramp. gu. crowned or, for Auersberg. AUGSBURG, BISHOPRIC OF, per pale, gu. and ar. AUSTRIA, HOUSE OF, gu. a fesse ar. The sovereigns of the house usually add to their own arms, those of the dominions whereof they are possessed, or to which they form any pretensions; therefore, they bear, quarterly of four principal quarters; viz. first principal quarter, Hungary, Bohemia, Dalmatia, Sclavonia; over the four, an escutcheon of Austria; second principal quarter, Arragon impaling Sicily; on the centre of the two, an escutcheon or, charged with a lion ramp. gu. crowned az. for Hapsburg, the origin of the house of Austria; third principal quarter, quarterly; first, Brabant; second, or, three lions pass. guard. in pale, sa. for Swabia; third, az. three towers, in triangle, two in chief, and one in base, conjoined with walls, ar.; in chief two hands, couped at the wrist, three fingers meeting, of the last; on a chief or, an imperial eagle, for the marquisate of Antwerp; fourth, Flanders; on the centre of the four last, an escutcheon of Ancient Burgundy: the fourth principal quarter, quarterly: first, Naples; second, Jerusalem; third, or, an eagle displ. sa. for Lombardy; fourth, Milan. BAADEN-BAADEN, MARGRAVE OF, quarterly of ten, viz. three, three, and four; first, chequy, gu. and or, for the Lower Country of Spanheim; second, per fesse, ar. and or; in chief, a rose gu.; in base, on a mount vert, a boar pass. sa. for Eberstein; third, ar, a lion ramp. gu. crowned or, for Brisgau; fourth, gu. on a pale ar. three chev. sa. for Baaden-Weiler; fifth, or, a bend gu. for the margraviate of Baaden; sixth, gu. a dexter wing, in fesse, charged with a trefoil, slipped, or, for Usemberg; seventh, per fesse wavy or and az. ; in base, two bars wavy ar.; in chief, a lion ramp. issuant, gu. for Roteln; eighth, fesse gu. for Lahr; ninth, ar. a lion ramp. sa. crowned or, for Mahlberg; tenth, chequy az. and or, for the Upper Country of Spanheim. BAADEN-DURLACH, MARGRAVE OF. The same quarterings as the Margrave of Baaden-Baaden, but differently placed; viz. first, Brisgau; second, Usemberg; third, Spanheim; fourth, Eberstein; sixth, ar, a rose gu. for the same; seventh, Baaden-Weiler; eighth, Roteln; ninth, Lahr; tenth, Mahlberg: on an escutcheon, placed over the fifth quarter, ar. a bend gu. for Baaden. BAINDT ABBEY, or, a trunk of a tree, couped at each end, and raguly, sa. or, Note. The abbatial arms are sometimes impaled with, and sometimes borne without, the arms of the professor of the abbey; and have behind them a crosier, in pale, or. BAMBERG, BISHOPRIC OF, or, a liou ramp. sa. ; over all a bendlet ar. BASEL, BISHOPRIC OF, ar. a crosier-case sa. BASSENHEIM, COUNTS OF, gyronny of twelve, ar. and gu. BAVARIA, ELECTOR OF, quarterly; first and fourth, fusily bendy sinister, ar. and az. for the dukedom of Bavaria; second and third, sa. a lion ramp. or, langued and armed gu. for the palatinate of the Rhine; over all, on an escutcheon gu. a mound or, for the dignity of High Steward of the Empire; the whole encompassed with the ensigns of the order of St. George, at Bavaria; over the arms, an electoral crown. Supporters, two lions ramp. ar. BENTHIEM AND TECKLINBURG, COUNT OF, quarterly BERCHTOLSGADEN ABBEY, gu. two keys, in saltier, ar. or. BIRKENFELD, [Prince and Count Palatine of the Rhine] porters, two savage men, girt round the waist with leaves, BRAZIL, KINGDOM OF. See AMERICA, INDEPENDENT BRIXEM, Bishopric of, gu. a paschal lamb pass. re- BRUNSWICK-LUNEBURG, ELECTOR OF, quarterly of thirteen; first. gu. two lions pass. guard. in pale, or, for the duchy of Brunswick; second, gu. a horse, current, ar. for Ancient Saxony, or Westphalia; third, or, semée of hearts gu, a lion ramp. az. for the dukedom of Luneburg; fourth, az. a lion ramp. crowned, ar. for the county of Eberstein; fifth, gu. a lion ramp. or, within a bordure componée, ar. and az. for Honburg; sixth, per fesse, az. and ar.; in chief, a lion pass. of the last; in base, an eagle displ. of the first, for Diepholk; seventh, az. a lion ramp. ar.; eighth, the field divided into three parts fesseways; the chief, or, two bears' paws, endorsed and issuant, sa. ; the fesse part, barry of four, ar. and gu.; the base, gyronny, ar. and az. for Hoya and Bruckhausen; ninth, or, three bars gu. for Lanterburg; tenth, ar. a stag, current, sa. for Culenburg; eleventh, chequy, ar. and gu. for Hohnstein; twelfth, ar. a stag's horn, in fesse, gu. for Reinstein; thirteenth, ar. a stag's horn, in fesse, sa. for Blankenburg; over all, an escutcheon gu. charged with the Charlemagne crown or, for the office of Grand Treasurer of the Holy Roman Empire. The shield timbered with five open helmets. On the first, out of a ducal coronet or, a peacock's tail, erect, ppr. betw. two stags' horns; the dexter gu.; the sinister ar. for Hohnstein; on the second, out of a ducal coronet or, two bears' paws, erect and endorsed, sa. for Hoya; on the third, out of a ducal coronet or, a columa traversed, with a horse, current, ar. encompassed with two sickles, their points meeting in chief, ar. handles gu. the backs of the blades garnished with peacocks' feathers, ppr. for Brunswick; on the fourth, out of a ducal coronet or, six small banners, erect and endorsed, each per fesse, gu. and ar. the handles ppr. betw. two buffalos' horns, per fesse, ar. and gu. for Bruckhausen; on the fifth, out of a ducal coronet or, two buffalos' horns, erect, ar. betw. two stags' horns, erect; the dexter gu.; the sinister sa. for Reinstein and Blankenburg. Supporters, two savage men ppr. wreathed about their heads and waists with leaves vert. BRUNSWICK-WOLFENBUTTEL AND BEVERN, DUKE OF. The same quarterings as the elector, but differently marshalled; viz. first, Luneburg; second, Brunswick; third, Elberstein; fourth, Honburg; fifth, Lanterberg; sixth, Hoya and Bruckhausen; seventh, Diepholz; ninth, Holmstein; tenth, Reinstein; eleventh, Calenberg; twelfth, Blankenberg. Supporters, two lions ramp. guard. or, crowned with electoral crowns ppr. BUCHAN ARBEY, vert, a cross gu.; in the dexter chief, a sun or; in the sinister chief, an increscent, with a profile face, of the last. BUENOS AYRES, INDEPENDENT STATE OF. See AME RICA. CAROLINA, NORTH, AND CAROLINA, SOUTH. See CASTEL, COUNT OF, quarterly, gu. and ar. CHINA, EMPEROR OF, or, a dragon pass. gu. on each foot five distinct claws. Note.-It is said, that, by a standing law of the empire, no mandarin or nobleman, on pain of death, shal! have more than four claws to each foot of the dragon which he hath on his clothes, or on his shield of arms. COIRE, BISHOPRIC OF, ar. a goat, salient, sa. COLOGN, ELECTOR AND ARCHBISHOP OF, quarterly; first, ar. a cross sa. for the archbishopric of Cologn; second, gu. a horse, salient, ar. for Westphalia; third, gu. three human hearts, two and one, or, for Engern ; fourth, az. an eagle displ. ar. for Arensberg. COLUMBIA, INDEPENDENT STATE OF. See AMERICA. CONNECTICUT, STATE OF. See AMERICA. CONSTANCE, BISHOPRIC OF, gu, a cross ar. COURLAND, DUKE OF, quarterly; first and fourth, ar. a lion ramp. gu. crowned or, for Courland; second and third, az. a demi elk, issuant from the sinister side of the escutcheon, ppr. crowned of the last, for the principality of Semigallia: over all, on an escutcheon, are placed the arms of the reigning duke. Supporters, two lions crowned or; the whole within a mantle of purple, lined with ermine, surmounted with a ducal coronet. D'AICHSTAEDT, or EICHSTETT, BISHOPRIC OF, gu. a crosier, in pale, ar. round the staff a pallium. DELAWARE, State of. See AMERICA. DENMARK, KING OF, quarterly of four principal quarters: viz. first, or, semée of hearts gu, three lions, pass. guard. in pale, az. for Denmark: second, gu. a lion ramp. crowned or, holding a Danish battle-axe ar. handled of the second third, per fesse, in chief, Sweden; in base, Sleswick: fourth, per fesse, in chief, Gothland; in base, Vandalia: over the four grand quarters, a cross pattée gu. surmounted with a like cross ar. for Oldenburg: on the centre an escutcheon of three coats, viz. Holstein, impaling Storman in chief; and in base, Ditmasch; the escutcheon surmounted with another, viz. or, two bars gu. for Delmenhorst, impaling az. a cross pattée ar. for Jutland; the shield surmounted with a royal crown, and environed with the ensigns of the order of Danebrog, and of the Elephant. Supporters, two savage men standing on the ground, wreathed about the head and waist with ivy, each holding a long club, all ppr.: the whole enclosed in a pavilion of gold, strewed with hearts gu. and lious guard. az. lined with ermine, the pavilion surmounted with a royal crown; over the crown a scroll, with this motto, Prudentia et Constantia. DIETRICHSTEIN, PRINCE OF, per bend ar. and gu. two pruning-knives, in pale, and endorsed, ppr. handled or. DEUX-PONTS, DUKE OF, quarterly: first, Bavaria; second, Juliers; third, Cleves; fourth, Berg: over all an escutcheon of the arms of the Palatinate. ELLWANGEN, PRIORY OF, ar. a mitre or. ENGLAND. See ROYAL ARMS OF THE SOVEREIGNS OF. ERBACH, COUNT OF, quarterly; first and fourth, per fesse, gu. and ar. three mullets of six points, counterchanged, for Erbach; second and third, ar. two bars for Breuberg. gu. ESSEN ABBEY, ar. a crochet, in pale, sa. ETHIOPIA, or ABYSSINIA, EMPEROR OF, ar. a lion ramp. gu. holding erect, in his dexter paw, a crucifix or; in chief, a scroll, with this motto, Vivit Leo de Tribu Juda. FRANCE, KING OF, az. three fleurs-de-lis or, two and one, impaling gu. a double orle, saltier, and cross, composed of chain from an annulet in the centre point, or, for Navarre; over the escutcheon, a helmet or, edged and damasked, all open, mantled or, az. and gu. surmounted with a royal crown. Supporters, two angels, standing on clouds, all ppr. vested with taberts of the arms; the dexter, France; the sinister, Navarre; each holding a banner of the same arms, affixed to a tilting spear; the shield encompassed with the ensigns of the orders of St. Michael and of the Holy Ghost; the whole within a pavilion mantle az. semée of fleurs-de-lis or, lined with ermine, bordered, fringed, and tasselled or; on the top of the pavilion, a royal crown, (which is the crest of France,) the whole surmounted with a split waving streamer, az. semée-de-lis or, charged with a sun of the last, tied to a pike or, terminated in a double fleur-delis: over all a scroll, with this motto, Montjoye et St. Denis. FRANCE, EMPEROR OF. Napoleon Bonaparte, First Consul of the French Republic, and afterwards Emperor of France, assumed, instead of the fleurs-de-lis, an escutcheon az. thereon an eagle reguard. wings expanded, holding in the claws a thunderbolt, or. FREYBERG, BARONS OF, quarterly; first and fourth, per fesse, ar. and az.; in base, three plates, two and one, for Freyberg; second, az. a bend, raguly, ar. for Justingen; third, or, a bend, per bend, ar. and sa, for Epfingen. FREYSING, BISHOPRIC OF, ar. a demi Moor, couped below the shoulders, issuing from the base, in profile, ppr. habited gu. crowned with an eastern crown or. FUGGER, COUNT OF, quarterly; first and fourth, per pale, or and az. two fleurs-de-lis counterchanged, for Fugger; second, ar. a Moorish queen ppr. crowned or, habited sa. in her hand a mitre gu. for Kirchberg; third, gu. three bugle-horns, in pale, ar. for Weisenhorn. FULDA ABBEY, ar. a cross sa. FURSTEINBERG, PRINCES AND COUNTS OF, or, an eagle displ. gu. beaked and membered az. within a bordure, per bordure nebulée, ar. and az.; over all, an escutcheon quarterly; first and fourth, gu. a gonfannon ar. for Wardenberg; second and third, ar. a bend, indented, sa. for Reiligenberg. Supporters, two angels. GANDERSHEIM ABBEY, per pale, sa. and or. GEICH, COUNT OF, quarterly of nine, three, three, and three; first and ninth, ar. a dexter arm issuing from the sinister base point, habited az. cuffed or, holding in the hand ppr. three flowers or; second and eighth, gu. a swan, close, ar.; third and seventh, az. three bezants, two and one; fourth and sixth, gu. a mill-wheel with eight spokes, ar. ; fifth, ar. two pair of shears, squarepointed, in fesse, gu. for Geich. GENEVA, REPUBLIC OF, per pale, or and gu.; on the dexter side, a demi imperial eagle, crowned, or, divided paleways, and fixed to the impaled line; on the sinister side, a key, in pale, ar. the wards in chief, and turned to the sinister: the shield surmounted with a marquess's coronet. GENOA, REPUBLIC OF, ar. a cross or, the shield surmounted with a regal crown, for the sovereignty of Corsica. GEORGIA, STATE OF. See AMERICA. GERMANY, EMPEROR OF, an eagle displ. with two heads, sa. beaked and membered gu. behind each head CART JF partery 4 irst, ar. m Ace ESOL harred in the breast with a resrens, or netcery second, 12. a ion amo. r. zowned in, or fierchen hurt. r. w unders. i. e camps nterfacet. a Sarh ar a se inta, r. free ses 21. TWO KAL ine; this mat int he hurt re or furred, suİL Jer jesse, ir. und wo je teranger, or Russenvary HATTI, EMPRACA 19 Ciristonne. De motions isorant in sovereiga power u S. Comingo, a man of zoiour. commonly denominated, the Black Enter of Zava. assumed the flowing ns. v. 1. ex. muenally crowned, issuing from fames por mereunter an escról, with the motto. Je vais de mes endres. Over the shield, an imperai crown. Stocarers, in exch sde a lion ramp. rart. ern. imperialy criei ar. Motto, Dhen ma crise et non évet. HEGGENBACH ABBEY, s. a bend counter-compones, ar. and gu HERFORD ABBEY, ar. diapered, a fesse r HESSE-CASSEL, PRINCE OF, quarterly of six, two, twa, and two; first, ar. a cross of Lorrain gu. for Hersteld; second, per fesse, sa. and or; in chief a mulet of six points of the last, for Zieenhayn; third, per fesse, the chief or, a lion ramp. armed and crowned az. for Catz burn, Jendy wavy sed and third, uia y te Enure. SOLSTSIN, CURS JF. partery of our pencipal quares, is, krem sem. Sesties: thirt, per fesse, Fastern und Cluendury; burn, per fesse, Sturmarn mu Jernenwurst in a point, a point, Ditmarsek: aver ul, i escicient, partery; frst and fourth, or, 780 148 FL: Semt vat Diri, pa a cross, couped, or. 94137, KINEN ce, quartery; first, barry of egit, i uni 14. de Engary, impaling az a patriarchai cross ir sung him a ruci, coronet or, placed on a mount if “Arse ascents vert, also for Hungary; second, at three leugarts heads, crowned, or, for Dalmatia ; third, chequy, a. and ga for Croatia; fourth, or, a dexter armi, embowed, por, habited gu. issuing from the sinister side, and holding in the hand a cutlass ar. hit and pommel or, for Sciaronia. Supporters, two griñas, segreant, reguard. per fesse, sa. and ar. IRELAND, az a harp or, stringed ar. ISSENBURG, COUNT OF, ar. two bars sa. |