Nichols, John Gough, 1806-1873 · London : John Bowyer Nichols and Sons · leaf 249
descended, and quarter with theirpaternal coat. As the Viscount of Kingston bears,first and fourth, the arms of Seton (three crescentswithin a double tressure), in the second and third,Argent, a winged dragon vert, vomiting fire, whichdragon is the crest of his elder brother the Earl ofWinton; but… … A/ess transj^osed is when the :of the shield. . occupies the chief instead of the middle portion 242 THE EARLDOM OF BREADALBANE. Supporters in Scotland were not deemed so hereditary as tliecliarges of the shield, and were therefore changed at pleasure, asis remarked by Sir George Mackenzie. We find…
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