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ppr., p1.56, n. 17; 2. a lion rampant, or, imperially crowned, holding in the dexter paw a sword, ar., hilt and pomel gold, (in the sinister a sheaf of arrows, of the last, p1. 14, n. 30) • 3. a stag's head cabossed, ar., attired or, between the attires a crucifix. pl. 38,

n. 28. Consilio et prudentid.

CLANCY, Iri., a hand gauntleted, hold-. ing a dagger in pale, on the point thereof a wolf's head couped close, distilling blood, ppr. pl. 54, n. I.

CLANDINEN, Iri., a demi-lion, holding a mullet of six points, —. pl. 5, n. 31. CLANMORRIS, Baron, (Bingham,) Iri. ; on a rock, an eagle rising, ppr. pl. 68,

n. 7. Spes mea Christus.

CLANNY, Durh., same as CLANCY, Iri. CLANRICARDE, Marquess and Earl of, Baron Dunkellin, Iri. ; Baron Somerhill, Eng., (De Burgh) ; a cat-a-mountain sejant guardant, ppr., collared and chained or. p1. 11, n. 11. Ung roy, sing foy, ung log.

CLAPCOTT, a buck's head couped, sa., armed or. pl. 39, n. 12. CLANWILLIAM, Earl of, and Visct., Iri.; Baron Clanwilliam, U.K.; (Meade) , an eagle displayed, with two heads, sa., armed or. p1.78, n. 6. Toujours pret.

CLAPHAM, Lond., Northamp. and Devon, a lion rampant, sa. collared ar., holding a sword of the last, hilted or. pl. 7, n. 31.

—, See., a dexter hand holding a helmet, ppr. pl. 59, n. 1.

CLAPP, a pike naiant, ppr. pl. 36, n. 9. CLAPPERTON, Sco., a talbot passant, ar. pl. 12, n. 40. Fides preestantior auro.

CLARE, Earl of, Viscount and Baron Fitzgibbon, ' Iri.• Baron Fitzgibbon, IL K. (Fitzgibbon) ; a boar passant, gu., bristled or, charged on the body with three annulets of gold. pl. 19, n. 28. Nil achnirari.

—, Salop. and "Wore., a stag's head cabossed, ppr. pl. 40, n. 18. CLARENDON, Earl of, and Baron Hyde (Villiers) ; a lion rampant, ar., ducally crowned, or. p1.4, n.13. Fidel coticula crux.

CLAREUX, York., a chater, ppr., the top of the head, gu. p1. 82, n.22. CLARGE, a ram's head, with two straight and tivo bent horns, or. pl. 31, n. 1. CLARGES, out of a ducal coronet, a ram's head armed with four horns, or. pl. 31, n. 2.

CLARINA, Baron, (Massey) Iri. ; out of a ducal coronet, or, a bull's bead, gu., armed sa. pl. 18, n. 19. Pro libertate patrice.

CLARK, a talbot's head erased, or. p1. 15, a. 1.

—, Norf., an eagle's leg, gu., joined to a wing, or. p1.69, a. 6.

, a griffin's head erased, —. pl. 27, n. 1.

, a lion rampant, supporting an oval shield, —. p1.4, n. 3.

—, a demi-griffin, ducally gorged, —., p1.29, n. 31.

—, Bucks., a goat, ar., against a tree, ppr. pl. 30, n. 28.

—, a fox's head, gu. pl. 31, n.29.
   , Eng. and Sco., a demi-huntsman winding a horn, ppr. pl. .46, n. 5. Free for a blast.

   , a hand holding a dagger in bend sinister. pl. 58, n. 20.

—, a falcon rising, —. pl. 69, n. 15. —, or Clarke, Derb., in a gem-ring, or, set with a diamond, sa., a pheon, ar. p1. 87, n. 4.

—, a pheon, ppr. pl. 90, n. 37.

, Iri., on a mural coronet, az., a stag sejant, or. p1.39, n. 3.

   , Northumb., a dragon's head erased, az. pl. 23, n. 1. Fortitudo.

—, a talbot's head cooped, or, collared az., (charged with a plate.) pl. 15, n.10.

CLARKE, Bart., Notts., an arm couped near the wrist, ppr., holding a sword in pale, ar., hilted or. p1.58, n.27. —, Bart., Durh., out of a ducal coronet, or, a demi-lion issuant, az. p1.5, n. 26.

, Bart., Norf., on a mount, vert, a dove, wings elevated, or, in the beak an ear of wheat, ppr., (the dexter claw resting on an annulet, sa.) pl. 71, n. 7.

, Bart., I•i., (out of an eastern crown, gu.,) a demi-dragon, wings elevated, Or. p1. 24, n. 12.

   , on the stump of a tree, a lark, wings expanded, ppr., (in the beak two ears of wheat, or.) p1.80, n. 37. —, Suff., an elephant's head, quarterly gu. and or. pl. 19, n. 1.

, Berks., a cross forinCe, or, between two wings displayed, az. pl. 87, n. 5. , Lond. and Glouc., out of a ducal coronet, or, a demi-lion, ppr. pl. 5,

, Lond. and York., a demi-lion rampant, or, holding a cross croslet inched, az. pl. 2, n.25.

—, t demi-lion rampant, or. p1. 4,

—, Linc., a sinister wing, or. pl. 73, n. 16.

—, out of a mural crown, a demi-lion rampant holding a pennon, gu. p1.2, n. 35.; and another, holding in the