ARMS OF H.R.H THE PRINCE OF WALES K r,T)1TJ<K OF SAXOX^ OF TORNAVALL, At OF ROTHSAT;Fo4RL OF CHEHTER. OF CARRirK^.t OF PlBLIX;BARON HEXFKRW. LORD OF THE ISLE. &< ir S.^ .\](MS()FT]I1< II-:^I)1(;XITIES()F THE PKJXCK OF AVALKS.AND ()]• THE rKIXClPALITY OF A\;\I,KS CHAPTER. V]:: o .:::. … Plate jjs. OF ENGLAND. 325 therefore it is considered to be represented heraldically by theLions of England. Accordingly, when he differences the RoyalShield with his own silver label, the Prince of Wales wouldbear the Arms of Wales as Prince—precisely as his Royal Mo-ther bears the Arms of Wales…
Heraldry
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