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between nine crosslets argent “ Barhley.” III. Quarterly, 1st and 4th, azure; three fleurs
de lis or, two and one. 2d and 3d, gules; three lions passant regardant or, “ Ks. Arms.”
IV. “ Zong” V. Quarterly, 1st and 4th, argent; three diamonds in fesse gules,
“ Montagu” 2d and 3d, or; an eagle displayed azure, “ Menthurmer” VI. Quarterly,
lst and 4th, azure; on a bend or, three stars of five points waved argent. 2d and 3d,
argent; three demi-lions rampant gules, two and one ; impaling, quarterly, 1st and 4th,
“ Long ;” 2d and 3d, gules; on a chevron argent, three torteaux gules between six crosslets
argent. VII. “ Long.” VIII. Within a garter azure, charged with HONI SOIT QUI
MAL Y PENSE or, quarterly, 1st and 4th, gules, a lion rampant or. 2d. Sable, a fret
“ oi'.” 3d. Sable, fretty or. IX. “ Long;” impaling or, three bends azure within a bordure
engrailed argent. X. Gules; a chevron argent cliarged with three torteaux gules between
ten crosslets argent, “Barkley of Bruton.”
“ In another chamber in the windowe; the edges of this window, Long and the”
“ lock below” (the Marshall’s lock) “ as it used to be with the Saxon crowns” (it is
charged in the side with an anchor sable). Coats : I. Gules: ten billets or, 3, 3, 3, and 1,
“ Cowdray of Berks” in pencil. II. Gules; twelve billets or, 3, 3, 3, and 3, impaling, or;
an eagle displayed gules double-headed, beaked and legged azure. III. Quarterly, 1st
and4th, gides; nine billets or, 3, 3, and 3. 2d and 3d, argent; on a chief gules, two stags’
heads or, charged with a crescent or. “ I believe tkis to be inversed.”
“ In the same windowe Bradley, without the crescent or as in margin,” viz. Argent on
a chief gides ; two stags’ heads or. “ This window is full of MarshalVs locks.”
“ In another chamber window, the locks aforesaid, glasse and figures broken. In a”
“ chamber within that, in the windowe, beames of a stagge’s head, and at the top in”
“ scrolles, ‘ lEnbgt fooll Ig£.’ V. Box. p. 112, de hoc.” 1
“ In the Parlour window,” I. Gides; a chevron argent charged with three torteaux
gides, between ten crosslets argent: impaling, party per pale argent and sable a cross flory
counterchanged. II. Within a Bordure seme of skull caps ; quarterly, 1st and 4th, gules,
a fesse or between six martlets or, “ Beauchamp” in pencil. 2d. Two lions passant argent.
3d. Azure, three fish naiant argent, “ B.oche.”
“ Over the gate is a handsome chamber and a good glasse windowe full of figures,”
“ w h I could not see.”
1 “ BOX. On the S. side of the Church is a fair freestone monum. of Roman architecture hom up with Ionicq”
‘‘ pillars, a figure incumbent on the altar in armour. Here lyeth the body of Anthony Long, Esq. buried the 2d of ”
“ May, 1578. Query, the Marshall lock 1 In a scroll the motto, ENVI WILL LYE.”
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between nine crosslets argent “ Barhley.” III. Quarterly, 1st and 4th, azure; three fleurs
de lis or, two and one. 2d and 3d, gules; three lions passant regardant or, “ Ks. Arms.”
IV. “ Zong” V. Quarterly, 1st and 4th, argent; three diamonds in fesse gules,
“ Montagu” 2d and 3d, or; an eagle displayed azure, “ Menthurmer” VI. Quarterly,
lst and 4th, azure; on a bend or, three stars of five points waved argent. 2d and 3d,
argent; three demi-lions rampant gules, two and one ; impaling, quarterly, 1st and 4th,
“ Long ;” 2d and 3d, gules; on a chevron argent, three torteaux gules between six crosslets
argent. VII. “ Long.” VIII. Within a garter azure, charged with HONI SOIT QUI
MAL Y PENSE or, quarterly, 1st and 4th, gules, a lion rampant or. 2d. Sable, a fret
“ oi'.” 3d. Sable, fretty or. IX. “ Long;” impaling or, three bends azure within a bordure
engrailed argent. X. Gules; a chevron argent cliarged with three torteaux gules between
ten crosslets argent, “Barkley of Bruton.”
“ In another chamber in the windowe; the edges of this window, Long and the”
“ lock below” (the Marshall’s lock) “ as it used to be with the Saxon crowns” (it is
charged in the side with an anchor sable). Coats : I. Gules: ten billets or, 3, 3, 3, and 1,
“ Cowdray of Berks” in pencil. II. Gules; twelve billets or, 3, 3, 3, and 3, impaling, or;
an eagle displayed gules double-headed, beaked and legged azure. III. Quarterly, 1st
and4th, gides; nine billets or, 3, 3, and 3. 2d and 3d, argent; on a chief gules, two stags’
heads or, charged with a crescent or. “ I believe tkis to be inversed.”
“ In the same windowe Bradley, without the crescent or as in margin,” viz. Argent on
a chief gides ; two stags’ heads or. “ This window is full of MarshalVs locks.”
“ In another chamber window, the locks aforesaid, glasse and figures broken. In a”
“ chamber within that, in the windowe, beames of a stagge’s head, and at the top in”
“ scrolles, ‘ lEnbgt fooll Ig£.’ V. Box. p. 112, de hoc.” 1
“ In the Parlour window,” I. Gides; a chevron argent charged with three torteaux
gides, between ten crosslets argent: impaling, party per pale argent and sable a cross flory
counterchanged. II. Within a Bordure seme of skull caps ; quarterly, 1st and 4th, gules,
a fesse or between six martlets or, “ Beauchamp” in pencil. 2d. Two lions passant argent.
3d. Azure, three fish naiant argent, “ B.oche.”
“ Over the gate is a handsome chamber and a good glasse windowe full of figures,”
“ w h I could not see.”
1 “ BOX. On the S. side of the Church is a fair freestone monum. of Roman architecture hom up with Ionicq”
‘‘ pillars, a figure incumbent on the altar in armour. Here lyeth the body of Anthony Long, Esq. buried the 2d of ”
“ May, 1578. Query, the Marshall lock 1 In a scroll the motto, ENVI WILL LYE.”
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