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Peeps at heraldry (1912)

Allen, Phoebe · London : A. and C. Black · leaf 68

An illustration from Peeps at heraldry, 1912, leaf 68
arms of theNuthall family. A hedgehog usually figures in the arms of the Harris,Harrison, Herries, and Herrison families, and is un-doubtedly borne in allusion to their surname, herissonbeing the French for hedgehog. Lord Malmesbury—family name Harris—bears a hedgehog in his coat ofarms. It is… … ^TriK# BARON HAWKE. Arms.—A chevron erminois between three pilgrims staves purpure.Crest.—A hawk, wings displayed and inverted ppr. belled and charged onthe brea-t with a fleur de lys or. Supporters.—Dexter, Neptune, Sinister, a Sea-horse.Motto.—Strike. Animal Charges playing bagpipes, probably in…

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