The Most Pleasant Song of Lady Bessy the Eldest Daughter of King Edward the Fo
The Most Pleasant Song of Lady Bessy the Eldest Daughter of King Edward the Fo
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Henry VIII. , base son of the Bishop of Ely, com- posing his own arms from the coats of Stanley and of Lathom, bore, " Or three eagles' legs erased gules, on a chief indented azure three bucks* heads cabossed or, crest, on a wreath an eagle's head couped or, holding in the beak an eagle's leg and claws erased gules, unguled azure. " (Ormerod's Cheshire, vol. Iii. P. 326. ) The " Harts' heads" are nearly allied to the " Bucks' heads cabossed, " first assumed by the Stanleys as foresters of Wirra...l, and still the arms of the family. In 1631, the company of players attached to James Lord Strange wore for their badge the Spread Eagle, the charge on the arms of Tremouille, the family of Lady Strange, as appears in the title page of " Faire Em, the Miller's Daughter of Manchester. " Upon the subject of badges there is the fragment of an excellent Essay in the Retrospective Review.
Page 7. " He crowned the with a crown of lead . " This termination has been adopted for the sake of the rhyme. Johnson, in a work upon the Jurisprudence of the Isle of Man, states (p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Henry VIII. , base son of the Bishop of Ely, com- posing his own arms from the coats of Stanley and of Lathom, bore, " Or three eagles' legs erased gules, on a chief indented azure three bucks* heads cabossed or, crest, on a wreath an eagle's head couped or, holding in the beak an eagle's leg and claws erased gules, unguled azure. " (Ormerod's Cheshire, vol. Iii. P. 326. ) The " Harts' heads" are nearly allied to the " Bucks' heads cabossed, " first assumed by the Stanleys as foresters of Wirra...l, and still the arms of the family. In 1631, the company of players attached to James Lord Strange wore for their badge the Spread Eagle, the charge on the arms of Tremouille, the family of Lady Strange, as appears in the title page of " Faire Em, the Miller's Daughter of Manchester. " Upon the subject of badges there is the fragment of an excellent Essay in the Retrospective Review.
Page 7. " He crowned the with a crown of lead . " This termination has been adopted for the sake of the rhyme. Johnson, in a work upon the Jurisprudence of the Isle of Man, states (p.
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