HERALDIC COLLECTIONS, viz.;- 1. English arms in trick, granted for the most part temp. Eliz.; the, first part (ff. 1-56) copied from a MS. written by Robert Cooke, Clarenceux 1567-1592 (see f. 56). f. 1. 2. Northamptonshire arms in blazon, with a few others. In the same, hand as art. 6. f. 8...
COLLECTIONS of John Anstis, Garter King of Arms (1718-1745), for the most part in his own hand, and consisting of notes and extracts from the Heralds' College MSS., the Lords' Journals, the Cottonian MSS., and other sources. At f. 2 is a complete table (written by Anstis) of the contents of the ...
"COLLECTANEA miscellanea," consisting of notes and extracts from books, charters, etc., relating mainly to heraldlic and antiquarian matters. In the hand of John Anstis, Garter King of Arms, [1718-1745]. With an index of some of the principal matters inserted at the beginning by Thomas Astle. Pa...
NOTE-BOOK. Of John Anstis, Garter King of Arms, containing;- (a) Extracts from records in the office of the Duchy of Lancaster. f. 3;-(b) Extracts from the Patent Rolls, tempp. Edw. III.- Rich. II. ff. 9, 14b;-(c) Grants to officers of arms at funerals and other occasions, from the Wardrobe ac...
COLLECTION of notes, extracts from MS. and printed authorities, etc., relating to the origin and meaning of the word Marescallus and to the duties and privileges of the various officers bearing the name, from the earliest times; by John Anstis, Garter King of Arms. Holograph. Paper; ff. 205. XVI...
NOTES on the origin and arms of English families, arranged in alphabetical order. The blazon of the arms of the Archbishops of Canterbury, which is a later addition is taken (see f. 5 b) from a MS. [N0. 555] in the Lambeth Library originally dedicated to Archbishop Whitgift, but continued to lat...
"DOCQUETS of patents for arms, a 35 H. 6 ad 45 Eliz.," Giving the blazon, the names of grantor and grantee, with date, and in several instances a brief pedigree. The great majority of the arms entered are of the time of Elizabeth. Paper; ff. 142 XVIIIth cent. Small Quarto. Heraldry: Dockets of ...
GRANTS and dockes of arms, with the arms in trick, chiefly tempp. Eliz.-Chas. II. With an index of names. At the end of the volume, reversed is an index to some other heraldic collection. The volume also contains copies of:-(a) Speech of Charles I. at the opening of Parliament, 3 Nov. 1640 (Rush...
ARMS of English sovereigns, from William I. to Elizabeth, with those of the peers created in their respective reigns down to 1572; in colours. Accompanied by brief notices of the peers as created. Paper; ff. 139. XVIth cent. Presented to T. Astle, in 1779), by Sir. Richard Worsley, Bart. Bound i...
ARMS, in trick, of the several dynasties that have ruled in England, from the Britons to Edw. III. f. 2;-and of peers, tempp. Will. I.-Eliz. f. 3. Followed (f. 23) by names and particulars of peers created tempp. Will. I.-Eliz. At f. 54 is the pedigree of the Bohuns, Earls of Hereford, added in ...