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BREWER, a mermaid, ppr. pl. 98, n. 33. BREWERTON. See BRERETON. BREWS, out of a ducal coronet, a cock's head, ppr. pl. 80, n. 26.

—, and Browse, a lion passant, az. pl. 1, n. 33.

—, or Brewes, out of a ducal coronet, gu., a lion's gamb, ppr. p1. 14, n. 11.

or Brewse, a demi-Hercules, clothed with a skin, holding over his shoulder a club, ppr. pl. 47, a. 12.

BaawsTalt, Northamp., a leopard's head erased, sa. (and another az.) bezantee. pl. 10, n. 17.

–   Ess., a demi-lion, holding in the dexter paw a club. p1. 7, n. 30.

—, Sco., a leopard's head erased, ppr. ib.

--, Suff., a bear's head erased, az. pl. 20, n. 17.

BRElf, a hill, ppr. p1. 86, n. 12. By degrees.

BREYTON, on a mount, vert, a wild-duck, ppr. pl. 70, n.23.

BRIAN, a beacon flammant, or. pl. 97, n. 5.

   , a demi-savage, ppr. p1. 65, a. 31. Bat AND, and. Mara, out of a mural coronet, a bundle of seven arrows, banded —. p1. 89, n. 12.

BRICE, Somers., a lion's head erased, Arm., pierced through with an arrow, or, headed and feathered, ar. pl. 14. n. 32.

, a stag passant, —. pl. 40, n.

   , Iri., a cubit arm erect, ppr., grasping a scyrnitar, ar., hilt and pomel or. pl. 60, n. 6.

—, Iri., an arm holding a cutlas, all

ppr. Do ?cell, and doubt not. BRICIIEN, Sco., an arm in fess, issuing

out of clouds, ppr., grasping a club.

pl. 59, a. 26.

BRICKDALE, Somers., a sheaf of seven arrows, or, flighted, headed and banded, gu. pl. 99, a. i12.

, Somers., out of a ducal coronet, or, a demi-lion rampant, supporting a spear, ppr., thereon a standard, az., fringed and tasseled, of the first, (charged with a sheaf of five arrows, pheoned of the some, flighted or., pointed and banded, gu.) p1. 8, n. 1.

on a ducal coronet, or, (as at pl. 36, a. 1) a dolphin naiant, az., as pl. 33, a. 23.

IIRICKENDEN, a demi - dragon, vert. pl. 23, n. 24.

, a lion's lamb erased, holding a rose-branch slipped, ppr. pl. 17, n. 9.

BR ICKHURE1`, Line., out of a mural coronet, or, a tiger's head and neck, ar. pl. 11, n. 17.

BnicKwoon, a demi-savage affront6e,

ppr., wreathed about the head and middle with leaves, vert, and holding in the dexter hand a slip (f oak, of the last. pl. 65, n. 31.

BRID, Loud., an eagle's head, bendy of eight ar. and sa., ducally gorged, or. pl. 77, n.34, (but nothing in the mouth).

BRIDE, two eagles' heads, erased and adossed, ppr. pl. (17, n. 7.

BRIDGE, Heref. and Ess., two wings indorsed, ar., (on each a cheveron en-graded, sa., charged with a chaplet, or). p1.88, n. 14.

BRIDGEMAN, Lane., Warw. and Salop.,

a fox sejant, ppr. pl. 44, n. 23. —, Nor., a trefoil slipped, vert. pl. 84.

n. 9.

, Earl of Bradford. Sec BRADFORD.

BRIDGEN, a demi-mariner, habited in russet, ppr., round the waist a sash, (and on the head a cap) gu., in the dexter hand a sphere, or, the sinister resting on an anchor, of the lust. pl. 47, a. 19.

BRIDGER, Kent, (out of a ducal coro-
net, or,) a crab, gu. pl. 36, a. 19.

—, Glottc., a dragon's head, vert, transfixed with the end of a spear, ppr., in bend sinister. p1.23, n.13, (without the wings).

BRIDGES, Bart., Kent, out of a ducal coronet, or, a moor's head, so. banded, ar. pl. 05, n. 20.

, Ess., a boar passant, ar., pierced through the neck with a broken spear, headed of the first, embrued gu. pl. Id,   28.

Glouc., a man's head from the shoulder in profile, ppr., vested paly of six, ar., semëe of torteaux, and wreathed of the last and az. pl. 63, a. 22.

„ on a tower, ar., masoned sa., a dove rising, ppr. p1.21, a. 32.

, Sco., a demi-lion, gu. p1. 2, n. 28. Maintiens lc droll.

—, an anchor in pale, ppr. pl. 91, n. 9.

—, on a tower, a hawk, wings displayed, all ppr. pl. 21, D. 32. BRIDGEWATER, a demi•stag, or, attired sa. p1. 39, a. 25.

Barrat m A N, War., a demi-lion rampant,

ar., holding between the paws a gar-

land of laurel, ppr. p1.8, n. 20.
   . See Thu DC; EMAN.

BaraGstrocK, a raven, sa., holding in the dexter claw an escallop, p1. 76, n.26.

BarnoN, Suff., a hawk's head erased, sa., charged with three besants, —. pl. 80, n. 17.

BRIEN. Iri., a cross pattee, gu., (as pl. 87, n. 5), between the horns of a crescent, or, (as p1. 90, n. 5).