e have noColours. The Volunteer Eegiments have at present been left to deter-mine both whether they should carry Colours, and also whatshould be the character of their Colours whenever they maydecide to adopt them. What may be termed Oie VolunteerBanner, is worthy of the Force. It is charged with… … No. 242. No. 247. U 75- ^^l^ Roses of York and Lancaster. (^-7- CHAPTER XIX. THE ROYAL HERALDRY OF ENGLAND. I I SECTION I. ARMS OF THE REIGNING SOVEREIGNS OF ENGLAND. Definite Heraldic Insignia have been assigned by more thanone writer on English Heraldry to those Saxon Princes whoruled in England…
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