Coat of arms of Zymon

The blazon

ar. two eagles displ. in fesse, vert. — Crest, a cross crosslet and sword, point downwards, in saltier. [4F] ' vl r sri PEERS CREATED AND RESTORED SINCE THE COMPLETION OF THE ENCYCLOPEDIA HERALDIC!. ENGLISH DUKES. Alphabetical as to Title. Cleveland, Duke of, and Baron Raby, (Vane,) 29th Jan. 1833; Marquis of Cleveland, 5th Oct. 1827 ; Earl of Darlington, Viscount Barnard, of Barnard Castle, in the county Palatine of Durham, 8th July, 1699. Arms, az. three sinister gauntlets or. Crest, a dexter gauntlet, holding a sword, all ppr. pornel and hilt or. Supporters ; dexter, a griffin ar. gorged with a plain collar az. charged with three gauntlets or. ; sinister, an antelope or, gorged with a plain collar az. charged with three martlets or. Motto, Nec temere, nec timide. — Neither rash nor diffident. Sutherland, Duke of, (Leve.son- Gower,) 14th Jan. 1833 ; Marquis of Stafford, 28th Feb. 1786 ; Earl Gower and Viscount Trentham, in the county of Stafford, 8th July, 1746 ; and Baron Gower of Stittenham in Yorkshire, 16th March, 1703. Arms, quarterly ; first and fourth, harry of eight ar. and gu. over all a cross patonce sa. for Gower ; second and third az. three laurel leaves or. for Lcveson. Crest, a wolf, pass. ar. collared and lined or.

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