sow   55 1   BOW

BOWERMAN, a goat's head erased, or. pl. :31, n. 21.

the same, but the horns twisted or and sa.

, a bull's head erased, or, the horns twisted of the same and sa. p1. 18, n. 22.

BOWERS, Suss., a lion passant, ar., collared and chained, or, (holding in the dexter paw a bow bent, of the second, stringed of the first.) pl. 44, n. 3.

BOWES, Earl of Strathmore, &c. See

STRATHMORE.

, Durh., a sheaf of arrows, or, hound in a girdle, az., and surmounted with the motto, Sans reliance et MOM droit. pl. 91, n. 8. In mull is, in magnis, in bonis erpertus.

Dull. and York., five arrows, four in saltier and one in pale, or, headed and feathered ar., banded az. pl. 92, n. 20.

—, two bundles of arrows, saltierwise, flighted and headed ppr., banded go. pl. 91, n. 8.

—, Durh., nine arrows, or, one in pale, and eight in saltier, feathered and headed ar., banded az. p1. 92, n. 20.

Durh. and Northumb., eight arrows interlaced, in saltier, pointed ar., barbed or, bound with a ribbon, gu., tasseled of the second. pl. 91, n. 8.

--, a demi-leopard rampant gnardant, gu. p1. 10, n. 11, (without the flower.)

Ili., a hawk, ppr. pl. 67, n. 18.

Bowyr, York., on a chapeau, gu., turned up ern., a leopard, /tr., ducally gorged, or. pl. 10, n. 9.

BowIr, Sco., a demi-lion, az., holding in the dexter paw a dagger, ppr. pl. 8, n. 7. Quid non pro potria

/3owyEa, on a tower, a lion rampant,
   . pl. 21, n. 27.

BowLANn, out of a ducal coronet, as pl. 57, n. 28, a hand and arm cooped at the elbow in armour, or, holding a sword, ar., pomel of the first, as n. 27, same plate.

--, two demi-ducks, wings displayed and inverted, respecting each other, the dexter ar., the sinister sa•, beaked or. p1. 70, n. 27.

13owiatv. two branches of thorn in orle. 19.100, n. 11.

, a catherine-w heel, or. pl. 93, n. 15. BOWLE, a d/nni-bittern regardant, —. pl. 69, n. 19.

BOWLER, a boar's head cooped, per pale az. and go., bezantee. pl. 18, H. 17.

BOWLES, on straw, ppr., an owl, wings expanded, charged on the breast with -- • pl. 9, n. 37.

BOWLES, Wilts., a griilin's head erased, or. pl. 25, a. 39; and another, out of a ducal coronet. pl. 23, n. 40.

   , out of a ducal coronet, or, a demi-
boar, sa., pierced through the neck by an arrow. pl. 19, n. 19.

, out of a ducal coronet, or, a griffin's head, sa., beaked and between two wings of the first. pl. 27, n. 21.

Heref. and Hurts., on a ducal coronet, or, a boar's head couped, sa., between two wings, gu., billettee of the first. pl. IS, n. 9.

—, Herts., on a ducal coronet, or, a boar's head, or., between two wings, gu. (in the mouth a besant.) ib. —, a buck's head, ar., attired or.
   pl. 40, n. 24.    

, Line., a demi-boar, az., armed, hoofed and bristled, or, pierced through the chest with an arrow of the second, headed ar. p1. 10, 1/.16,

(without the coronet.)
   -, a demi-hoar erect, erminois, the
sinister shoubbnr pierced with an ar-

row, ar.   pl. 19, n. 18.   Ut tibi sic
alteri.

BOWLEY, a mullet of five points pierced, —, through the perforation a sword, —. p1.96, n. 32.

—, a sword in pale, between two branches of laurel in orle. pl. SS, n. 28. BowLy, Glouc., a garb, ppr. pl. 98, n. 30. BOWMAN, on the stump of a tree, ppr., a quiver, yea, of arrows, gu., headed az., suspended by a belt, sa. pl. 88, M. 29.
   , Dors., the same, hut on a staff
ragoly (as held by the bear, pl. 16, n.:23,) instead of a tree. /5.

   , Norf., a sword in pale, ar., hilt
and pomel or, on each side of the blade a demi-annulet indented, of the second. pl. 89, a. 25.

Sco., a demi-blackamoor (as pl. 65, n. 21,) shooting an arrow from a bow, (as pl. 47, n. 22), all ppr.

   , a stag trippant, p1. 37, n. 30,
pierced on the shoulder with an arrow, as at n. 38, all ppr.

Bow.N, a hand, holding an escutcheon charged with a rose. pl. 61, n. 30. BowrfAs, out of a ducal coronet, a sceptre environed by two serpents, the whole between two wings, and ppr. p1. 95, n. 12.

   , on a mount, vert, a swan, wings
displayed, ern., each charged with a lozenge, gu., (in the mouth an arrow, ppr.) pl. 81, a. 3.

BowNE, and 13owyn, on the top of a tower, issuing from the wreath, an eagle, wings, indorsed, ppr., holding in the beak an acorn, slipped and leaved, vert. pl. 21, n. 34.