MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «HERALDS' COLLEGE»
heralds' college
heralds
college
arms
official
repository
coats
pedigrees
welsh
northern
irish
commonwealth
families
their
infoplease
body
first
chartered
richard
england
been
reorganized
several
times
purpose
assign
encyclopaedia
britannica
also
called
corporation
royal
wales
after
court
lord
lyon
heraldic
heraldry
society
known
situated
city
london
consists
thirteen
officers
three
kings
volume
from
walter
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «HERALDS' COLLEGE»
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83 Present Heralds' College erected on the Site of Derby House 83 Interesting
Curiosities preserved in the Library of the Heralds' College . . . .83 Interior of the
Heralds' College . . .84 Practice of the Court of the Earl Marshal in the middle
ages ...
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A History of the
College of Arms, and the Lives of All the ...
There can be little doubt, but this article includes both serjeants at arms, and that
whole of the members of the Heralds' College; and shews, that the latter were, at
this time,_ looked -upon as a. kind of appendage to the former)" Except upon ...
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A history of the
College of arms, and the lives of all the ...
There/can be little doubt, but this article includes both Serjeants at arms, and the
whole of the members of the Heralds' College; and shews, that the latter were, at
this time, looked upon as a kind of appendage to the former.* Except upon some
...
In 1484 Richard III by Royal Charter incorporated the College of Arms, or Heralds
' College, which controls the use of armorial bearings in England (and Wales
officially) to this day. The College of Arms is presided over by the Earl Marshal
and ...
The present duties of the Heralds' College "comprise Grants of Arms; the Tracing
and Drawing up of Genealogies ; the Recording of Arms and Genealogies in the
Registers of the Heralds' College ; recording the Creation and Succession of ...
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Encyclopedia of Tudor England
The College of Arms, or Heralds' College, is a corporate institution established in
1484 and charged with the granting of coats of arms to families qualified to hold
gentry status. The college, which still functions today, supervises the work of the ...
John A. Wagner, Susan Walters Schmid, 2012
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Letters and papers illustrative of the wars of the English ...
Prom the Collections of William of Wor- " cester, in the Heralds' College, MS. 48. -
Vol. II. p. [666.] A.D. 1447, September 23. Narrative of the proceedings of M.
Cough and F. Eytone, upon the demand made by them for the delivery of the city
of ...
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Penny Cyclopaedia of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful ...
Many such collections are in the library of the Heralds' College; others are in the
British Museum ; others in the hands of private persons. Copies of the visitation
books are also often to be found. The largest collection of copies is in the British ...
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A history of the
College of Arms: and the lives of all the ...
Created at the Heralds' College by Benjamin-Bowcs Howard, Earl of Berkshire,
Deputy Earl Marshal, June 24, following;. RICHMOND. Uhlmm?. -Ann. — John
Hare, Esq. F. A. S. Was of illustrious descent, deriving his origin from the family of
...
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The penny cyclopædia [ed. by G. Long].
HERALDS' COLLEGE, or COLLEGE OF ARMS, i corporation founded by Richard
III. in the first year of his reign by a charter dated the 2nd of March, 1-163, in
which he gives to the principal officers of the corporation a house called Colde
Arbor ...
Society for the diffusion of useful knowledge, George Long, 1838
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Arms struggle for our town
However, the Heralds' College declared that words on a shield were not heraldry and demanded they be removed. They also said that the ... «Halifax Evening Courier, janv 10»
