Elmbride (Ei-mixdrright) . (K. m. kiill I bore, gules, on a chief or three tremoies vert ; Cots^rave Roll. See next blazon.
Elmeden, William.— (E. ii. Roll) bore, argent, on a benrl sable three erescents of the firit. (F.) Jenyns' Roll.
Elmerugge, Adam de— (H. iii. Roll) bore, ehfC(|uy argent and sable on a ehief or three elm leaves slipped vert. (I*".) Arden and .St. (ieorge Rolls.
Elmham, Sir W., of KHngh.un or I-Jmham, in Norfolk, Knight — (H. VI. Kolll bore, argent a fess gules between three eagles displayed sable ; .tkinson and .rundel Rolls. Thomas bore it also ; Jenvns' Ordinary.
Eltliam, Thomas de- (H. iii. Roll) bore, azure, an estoile of 15 points or ; Howard Roll.
Emerike, John— (E. iii. Roll) bore, barry (6) or and sable, a baston ermine ; Cotgrae Roll.
Empryngham, Sir Johan de Vmre, nt the battle of Borougiibridge 1322, vert, an inescocheon withm an orle of (am'oles) martlets argent ; the field sable in the Cotgra'e Roll. See also fJRi'iNGH.WI.
Eneby, Robert— (H. iii. Roll) bore, palv(6) argent :uid gules, a bend sable. (F. ) Dering and Howard Rolls.
Enfende, Sir Bartholomew de, of Middlesex — bore, at the first Dunstable tournament 1308. argent, on a canton sable a mullet or— the canton gules (F. ) in the Parliamentary Roll ; the mullet pierced in the Ci.tgrave R..11.
Enfield, Sir Henry de, 1297— bore, gules, an inescocheon within an orle of martlets or ; ist Nobility Roll ; also borne by Hugh in Jenyns' Roll, and thus blazoned - gules, an orle of martlets or, a false escocheon of the same.
Engayne, Sir John de and Sir Thomas de - both knighted at the capitulation of Calais 1348, the latter bore, or a fess dancey sable ; the former bore, gules, a fess dancey or (K. ), which is also ascribed to R.ke in Jenyns' C)rdinary, in which MS. azure, a fess dancettee argent, occurs for W'li.Li.wi.
Engayne, John de, banneret, a baron 1299— bore, at the battle of Falkirk 1298 and at the siege of Carlaverock 1300, gules, crnsily and a fess dancettee or ; he signed, but did not .seal, the Harons' letter to the Pope 1301, p. xxiv. Sir Hexky bore this also at the siege of Calais 1345-8 (!•'.), and they are ascribed to 'ili.i.m in Howard Roll and Jenyns' Ordinary.
Engayne, Eustace (Dengayne)— (E. m. Hull) bore, azure, billettt^e and a fess danccttc'e or, a label (3) gules; Jenyns' Ordinary.
Engayne, John — (R. 11. Roll) bore, azure, on a less dancettee between six escallops argent, a mullet pierced gules; .Surrey Roll.
Engaine, Sir Nicholas de, of Essex - (E. II. Roll) bore, azure, crusilv and .i fess dauccttee or, over all a bend giiles ; Parliamentary Roll.
Engham, Oliver de (see Ingham)-(E. m. R(jII) bore, per pale or and vert, a cross moline gules ; jens' Ordinary.
England, Kings of — See Seals.
England, Edward I. King of bore at the battle of Falkirk 129S, anil at thi- siege of Carlaveroek 1300, guli's, three leopards passant or- i.e. lyons passant gardant. See Tiles, Neath .Vbbey, ji. vii.
England, Edward II. King of bore, as ICdwanl le Fitzioy, at the siege of Carlaverock 1300 ; ICnglahd with a label (3, some- times 5) azure
EDWARD III. From II ruhhiiii:^ of the Jlastiin^s Brass, in FJsiiig Church, Norfolk.
England, Edward III. King of— bore- the arms of I'rance and England quarterly — Monumental Brass in Elsing Church, Norfolk. EinvAiiD THK liL.ci< Pki.n'cic differenced With a label '3 1 at the siege of Calais 1345-8 ; see Monumental I'-ffigy next page,
England, Henry V. King of— bore, at the siege of Rouen 1418, France and England r|Uarterly.
England's Royal Princes— See Bedford. (Chestei-, t_'larince, (."ornwall, Derby, Exeter, Gloucester. Huntingdon, Kent, Lancaster,. Richmond, Rutland, Wales, A'ork, &c. &c..
Englefield, Sir Roger de, of Berks.— ( E. II. Roll) liore, liarrv (6) argent and gules, on a chief or a Ivon passant azure ; Parliamentary Roll ; argent, three bars gules, &c.,. in Arundel Roll.
Englethorpe I ), an' Essex Knight— ; (11. . Roll) liore, gules, a cross engrailed P ermine, an annulet argent ; .Arundel Roll. See
Englishe, Sir John le (Engleys), of Cumberland— IE. 11. Roll) bore, sable, three l-onceux rampant 2 and i argent ; Parliamentary Roll, Sir Robert and William bore the same ; a second trick in Ashmole Roll makes the lyons ermine. .See also Inglowe.
Englosse, Sr. ( ) bore, at tlie siege of Ruuen 1418, gules, three gemelles or. and a. c.iiuon argent billety sable ; .Ashmole Roll.
Enneyse,Sr. 1 )de, of Bucks— (E. 11. RoUy, bore, gules, a fess dancettee ermine ; Pari. Roll.
Erde ( ), a Kentish Knight— (H. vi. Roll), bore, ermine three saltorelles gules; -Arundel roll.
Erdern, ( ide— (H.iii.Roll) bore, checquy azure and or, a chevron gules ; Arden Roll.
See also MAfRfs, post. Erdington, Thomas de— (R. 11. Roll)i
azure, two lyons passant in pale or ; .Sun"e' Ro '
Erdington, Sir Henry (Edrington), or Warwickshire, ,1 baron 1336 — bore, azure, two- lyons passant or a bordure gules ; Parliamentary and .Arden Rolls. ? Same as Percev.^ll III: SiiMKKi, in St. George Roll.
Ere,Nieholede— (H iii. Roll) bore, ermine, .1 cross gules fiett- or ; Howard Roll. See Ore.
Erington, John de — (E. in. Roll) bore, argent, two bars and in chief three escallops- azure ; Jen-ns' Roll.
Ermine, William de— (R. 11. Roll) bore,, ermine, a saltire engrailed gules, on a chief of the last a hon passant gardant or; Surrey KiiU. .See also .VRMVN.
Erijingham :. Empringham. Erpingham, Sir Thomas, KG. 140 1— bore, at the siege of Rouen 1418, ert, an inescocheon. within an orle of martlets argent (F,), and so 1 ascribetl to Sir TiioM.vs of Norfolk, in Parliamentary Roll.
Erpingham, Thomas de (R. 11. Roll) linie. azur<' an inescocheon within an orle of (8) maillets argent, another or; .Surrev Roll.
Ertingdene, Bartholomc-w de (H. iii. Roll) bore. gMiiimv (12) or and sable (F.);, St. George Rull, Eryholme, William— (E. in. Roll) bore, •ligent, a chevron between three martlets sable; Jen ns' Ordinary..
Esehallers, John-lIO. m. Roll) bore,, argent, a fess between two ehcvroncls sable ;. lenvns' Ordinarary.
