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XXVI PLATE 20. 1 Saltier. Ar. a Saltier az. 2 Voided. Az. a saltier or voided of the field 3 Surmounted of another 4 Fimbriated, or edged These are distinguished by the shading 5 Quarterly Quartered 6 Counterchanged. Per Saltire ar. and gu., a Saltier counter- changed 7 Cheeky, or Chequy 8 Compony counter-compony 9 Compony 10 Lozengy, or Lozengee 11 Fusily 12 Masculy 13 of Nine Lozenges 14 of Eight Fusils 15 of mascles 16 Ar. a mascle fretted with four others in Saltier gu. 17 Saltier Indented iS Triparted and fretted, or Three bendlets and three bendlets- sinister interlaced 1 9 Raguly 20 Potentee, or Potented 21 Arms of a Commoner and Lady. The Armorial Bearings of Benjamin Disraeli, and Mary Anne Viscountess Beaconsfield. See Arms of Commoner and Lady 22 Saltier Couped 23 Bretessed 24 Nowy 25 Nowy arched 26 Nowy quadrat pierced lozengy 27 Nowy Lozengy 28 Nowy couped 29 Saltier, saltiered and flory. or a Crosslet flory in Saltire 30 Saltier Saltiered-pattee 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 Engrailed. Engr. Bottonee Toulouse and pommettee Saltered and Flory Invecked and plain cottised Pierced Gu. on a Saltier or, a crescent betw. four roses of the field, barbed and seeded ppr. Between. Az. a Saltier or, betw. four annulets ar. Or az. a Saltier or, cantoned with four annulets ar. Cantoned. Ar. a Chief and Sal- tier gu., cantoned with two Mascles in the collar and base points az. in the flanks a spot of ermine In Saltier. Az. Five Roses in Saltier ar. Counterchanged. Per-pale or and az. A Saltier counterchanged Surmounted, Or a fesse az. sur- mounted of a Saltier gu. a Saltier. Ar. on a Saltier sa. within a border of the last, a gem-ring or. Also blazoned Ar. on a Saltier sa. an annulet or stone az. all within a bordure of the second 43 Az. an annulet ensigned with a cross pattee or, interlaced with a Saltier conjoined in base of the second 44 Saltier of Chains 45 A Gordian Knot, Blazoned a double orle of annulets, linked to each other, and to one in the centre, gyronwise. It is also termed The Double Knot of Navarre, or Navarre Knot 42 On