Malcolm, James Peller: First Impressions Or Sketches from Art and Nature, Animate and Inanimate (London, 1807)

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hereford cathedral.

in a place called Fuystas Moor, now in the tenure
of Mr. Walsh.
We will pass from the West end of the church,
alonp by the North side, and view what remains
are on that part. On the loweit window North
are these coats: i. B. A fess between 6 cross
botons Or. This is enquartered in the Lord
Hunidon's coat, who is a Gary; but I believe it
may be given by a younger Beauchamp, with the
alteration of the colours of the field from G. to B.
which hath been seen sometimes.
z. Bendy of io pieces O. and B. This coat
was given, with a label, by the Mountfords,
3. Is the full coat of the Beauchamps, impaled
with some one that is wanting now.
In the second window North : 1. B. a bend
A. between 2 bendlets and 6 lions rampant O.
in memory os some of the Bohuns, earls of Here-
ford ; who, notwithstanding their great places in
court, as being Conitables os England, and Stew-
ards os the King's household, did often rehde in
this country, at their Cattle of Huntingdon ;
about which place, and ra several places of this
and the neighbouring country, they had a large
estate.
1, B= 3 cinquefoils pierced O. by the name of
Bardolfe; who were Lords Bardolfe of Stoke Bar-
do! se.
3. B.