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BUSHELL, Chesh., a cherub's head, ppr. p1. 98, n. 8.

BUSHMAN, and Bushnan, a sinister arm embowed, vested sa., cuffed ar., holding a roll of paper, ppr. pl. 53, n. 2.

BUSHNELL, on a ducal coronet, or, a wyvern (sans feet,) —. p1.24, n. 21. BUSHRUDD, Dors., a tiger's head, ar., crined and tufted sa., collared gu. pl. 10, n. 16.

BUSHY, a boar's head erased, sa. pl. 18. n. 16.

BUSK, and Buske, out of a ducal coronet, or, a fish's head, az. p1. 36, n. 3.

BUSSELL, Warw., a cherub's head, ppr. pl. 35, n. 18.

--, a crane's head erased, ar. p1. 74, n. 2, (without the fish.)

—, issuing from clouds, two dexter hands conjoined, holding up an olive-branch, all ppr. pl. 50, n. 1.

BUSSEY, Line. and Camb., a sea-dragon, barry ar. and sa. (sans wings and legs) the tail coiled and terminating hi a second head. pl. 23, n. '23.

BUSSIE, an eagle displayed, az. pl. 67, n. 14.

BUSTARD, Devon., a bustard's head, ar., between two wings, gu., (between the neck and wings two ears of wheat erect, or.) pl. 77, n. 14.

BUSTLED, an eagle rising, ppr. p1. 67, n.17.

—, hi., a cannon mounted, ppr. pl. 86, n. 3.

BUSTIN, an escallop-shell between two

branches of palm, ppr. pl. 36, n. '28. BUSVARGUS, Cornw., a Cornish though,

ppr. pl. 71, n. 16.

BUSWELL, Northamp., out of a wood,

ppr., a hull passant, ar. p1. 30, n. 18. BUTCHER, an oak-slip acorned, ppr.

pl. 100, n. 1.

—, a lion passant, gu., (holding in the dexter paw a crescent, ar.) p1.6, n. 14.

BUTE, Marquess of, Earl of Windsor, &c. Eng. ; Earl of Dumfries, of Bute, &c. Sco. (Crichton-Stuart ;) 1. a demilion rampant, gu., and over it the motto Nobilis ird, pl. 2, n. 28, for Stuart ; 2. a wyvern, wings elevated and indorsed, fire issuant from the mouth, all ppr. p1. 24, n. 1, for Crichton. Avito viret honore.

BUTLER, Bart., Iri,, out of a ducal coronet, or, a plume of five ostrich-

: feathers, and therefrom a falcon rising, ar. p1.76, n. 3. Comme je troare.

, Earls of Carrick, Laneshorough, Ormonde and Ossory, Kilkenny, and Glengall, and Baron Duuboyne. See those titles.

BUTLER, Chesh., Lanc., Durh., and Northumb., a horse passant, or, pellettee and bridled, sa. pl. 43, n. 4.

Camb., a cockatrice's head and wings, head vert, wings ar., ducally gorged, combed and wattled, or. p1. 24, n. 27.

—, Herts., a dexter arm in armour, gauntleted, az., garnished or, holding a sword, sa., hilted of the second. pl. 54, n. 6.

—, Beds., out of a mural coronet, a boar's head and neck, ar. pl. 25, n. 1. —, Lond., Durh., and Sco., a covered cup, or. p1. 76, n. 23, (without the wings.) Sapienter uti bonum.

•  Sco., the same uncovered. Motto ib. pl. 94, n. 2.

•  Derb., an arm embowed, vested az., cuffed ar., pl. 58, n. 6, holding a bunch of grapes, ppr., as p1. 49, 6. —, Kent, a covered cup, or, between two wings, the dexter gold, the sinister az. pl. 97,   31.

   , Devon., a lion's gamb erased, gm,
holding a covered cup, or. pl. 17, n. 12.

—, Line., a horse's head erased, quarterly ar. and sa. pl. 15, ii. 39.

• , Middx., a greyhound sejant, or, collared go., ringed of the first. pl. 37, n. 10.

Lond., a boar's head, per pale gu. and az., guttee counterchanged. pl. 18, n. 14.

—, Kent. See BOTELER.

-   Lanc., a unicorn salient, ar.,
armed or, (gorged with a sash of the

   last.) p1. 43, D. 40.    

, an arm in armour embowed, holding in the gauntlet a sword, all ppr.
   pl. 56, ii. 10.    

, an arm emboived, vested az, ruffle of indented lace, ar., the hand, ppr., holding a covered cup erect, az. pl. 51, n. 9.

-, a ram statant, ar., armed and hoofed or, collared, gu. (with a bell to the collar, of the second.) pl. 31, n. 5.

Lond., an eagle, wings indorsed, in the dexter claw a vine-branch, all ppr. pl. 70, D. 4.

BUTLER-DANVERS, Leic., 1. a wyvern, or, pl. 24, D. 5, for Dancers; 2. a demi-cockatrice couped, vert, combed, beaked, wattled and ducally gorged, or, p1. 24, n. 29, for Butler.—Liberle toute eittiCre.

BUTT, Lond. and Kent, a lion sejant, holding in the dexter paw a broken spear, —. pl. 3, n. 7.

BUTTER, a camel's head couped, ppr. p1. 42, n. 24.