W., F. S · Boston, D. Lothrop and company · leaf 309
for so saying,that one of her ladies had given it to the Keith, second son of theEarl Marischal, and he had carried it off. As Keith had almostimmediately afterwards sailed for France, and had had the rumorcarefully circulated that he had taken the regalia with him, allfurther search for the… … The regalia consisted not only of the crown (which was supposedto be as old as the days of Bruce), but of sceptre, sword of state,treasurers rod of office, and the badges of the Orders of the Garterand Thistle. Then tliere are shields on which we see a broad straight bandpassing from the top to the…
Heraldry
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