e arms of DeGeneville or De Joinville, Seigneurs DeBroyes, where they appear as at fig. 220, taken from anold Roll of the Thirteenth Century,now in the College of Heralds. Tobray is to break, bruise, or pound,and is used in that sense in the Pro-verbs, Though a fool be brayed ina mortar. A… … Fig. 220. I 10 Handbook of Heraldry Barnacles, as shown above, are always described as Tipairof Barnacles, and must not be confounded with the Barna-cle, which is a Bird somewhat resembling a Goose. Bar-shot : A missile formerly employed in warfare, con-sisting of a short bar of iron, with a ball…
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