nsigns, three innumber, their tinctures. Bed, Wliite, and Blue, were first can-toned with the Cross of St. George, No. 531, PI. XXXVI.; thenthe St. George was superseded by the first Union Jack,No. 532; and finally, when the present Jack was adopted,it took the place of its predecessor in the… … h./i,o Piat6 XXXY FLAGS. 291 Jack: Nos. 533, 534, 535, PI. XXXVI. The ^Vhite andthe Blue Ensigns are restricted to tlie Eoyal Navy and theYacht Clubs, the Red Ensign being in universal use as the Ensign of England. This same Eed Ensign has also been■worn by the Eed Squadion of the Eoyal Navy, as…
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