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G66 APPENDIX NO. I.
14S1. Edwardus de Garmadino, Bailiff of Lango. Elected
Captain 14S1. Ambassador to Rome. d. 1495, at Rhodes.
— de Bembo (?).
149G-S. Tommaso Provana. On the same slab are sculptured the
arms of Joachim (?) de Saint Simon, Bailiff of the Morea ;
but these do not agree with those given by Goussancourt
in his Martyrologie.
1505-6. Constantius de Operti, Commendatore di Vercelli, elected
to the office of Admiral, vacated by the promotion of
Fabrizio del Carretto to the Grand Mastership, 1513.
[1510 ?]. — Pantoia of Castille (?).
1512-3. Jacques de Gastineau, Captain, in 1507, of the Caracca
di Rodi.
---------■ Arms ; a cross bottonee, within a bordure
engrailed.
1514. Thomas Sheffield, Seneschal of the Grand Master in 1522.
Baglivo d'Aquila, de Caspe et Cantaniera, 1523.
1517. Cornelius de Hambrouc.
Emericus de Manselle. Killed in 1522, when carrying the
standard of the Grand Master at the siege of Rhodes (?).
1522. Bernardus de Airasha. Grand Prior of Lombaidy, 1531.
In regard to the arms over the entrance to the tower at the
south-east angle (see ante, p. CGI), Mr. Holmes has kindly con-
tributed the following statement :—In the centre are the arms of
King Edward IV., accompanied on each side by the Cross of the
Order, and the arms of the different branches of the family of
Rlantagenet. Immediately beneath the royal arms are three
shields, bearing — 1. a bend, for John Kendal, Turcopolier,
H77—1500 ; 2. two wolves, for Wolfe (?) j 3. three bars ge-
melles, on a canton five billets, for Inglisb, co. Suffolk.
Beneath is a long line of sculptured shields, containing, with
others, whose bearings are either nearly obliterated or so badly
executed by the sculptor as to be extremely difficult of identifica-
tion—two bars, Harcourt ; 15 roundlea, 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1, Zouch ;
a salt ire, Neville; quarterly, 1 and 4, a lion rampant, 2 and 3,
three luces, Percy ; two lions passant guardant, Strange ; a lion
rampant within a bordure, Talbot; quarterly, 1 and 4, three fusils
conjoined in fesse, 2 and 3, an eagle displayed, Montague ami
Monthermer ; a chevron, Stafford ; quarterly, in 1st quarter an
estoile, De Yere ; three roundes, a label three points, Courtenay ;
three chevrons interlaced in base, a chief, Fitzhugh ; paly of six, i o
a chevron, a cross crosslet, Hallestowe.—C. T. N.]
14S1. Edwardus de Garmadino, Bailiff of Lango. Elected
Captain 14S1. Ambassador to Rome. d. 1495, at Rhodes.
— de Bembo (?).
149G-S. Tommaso Provana. On the same slab are sculptured the
arms of Joachim (?) de Saint Simon, Bailiff of the Morea ;
but these do not agree with those given by Goussancourt
in his Martyrologie.
1505-6. Constantius de Operti, Commendatore di Vercelli, elected
to the office of Admiral, vacated by the promotion of
Fabrizio del Carretto to the Grand Mastership, 1513.
[1510 ?]. — Pantoia of Castille (?).
1512-3. Jacques de Gastineau, Captain, in 1507, of the Caracca
di Rodi.
---------■ Arms ; a cross bottonee, within a bordure
engrailed.
1514. Thomas Sheffield, Seneschal of the Grand Master in 1522.
Baglivo d'Aquila, de Caspe et Cantaniera, 1523.
1517. Cornelius de Hambrouc.
Emericus de Manselle. Killed in 1522, when carrying the
standard of the Grand Master at the siege of Rhodes (?).
1522. Bernardus de Airasha. Grand Prior of Lombaidy, 1531.
In regard to the arms over the entrance to the tower at the
south-east angle (see ante, p. CGI), Mr. Holmes has kindly con-
tributed the following statement :—In the centre are the arms of
King Edward IV., accompanied on each side by the Cross of the
Order, and the arms of the different branches of the family of
Rlantagenet. Immediately beneath the royal arms are three
shields, bearing — 1. a bend, for John Kendal, Turcopolier,
H77—1500 ; 2. two wolves, for Wolfe (?) j 3. three bars ge-
melles, on a canton five billets, for Inglisb, co. Suffolk.
Beneath is a long line of sculptured shields, containing, with
others, whose bearings are either nearly obliterated or so badly
executed by the sculptor as to be extremely difficult of identifica-
tion—two bars, Harcourt ; 15 roundlea, 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1, Zouch ;
a salt ire, Neville; quarterly, 1 and 4, a lion rampant, 2 and 3,
three luces, Percy ; two lions passant guardant, Strange ; a lion
rampant within a bordure, Talbot; quarterly, 1 and 4, three fusils
conjoined in fesse, 2 and 3, an eagle displayed, Montague ami
Monthermer ; a chevron, Stafford ; quarterly, in 1st quarter an
estoile, De Yere ; three roundes, a label three points, Courtenay ;
three chevrons interlaced in base, a chief, Fitzhugh ; paly of six, i o
a chevron, a cross crosslet, Hallestowe.—C. T. N.]