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Burgoyn. Azure (blue) A Talbot passant
Argent (silver) Collared Gules (red) Lined Or
(gold), at the end of the line a knot. Burgoyne Sutton Park, co. Bedford, Baronet
ARMS:..Gules (red) A chevron Or (gold),
between Three talbots Argent (silver) On a
chief embattled of the last as many martlets
Azure (blue) CREST:..A talbot sejant Or (gold),
ears Sable (black) and plain collared Gules
(red) Burgoyne. Azure (blue) A chevron between
three estoils Or (gold), on a chief crenellie
Argent (silver) as many fleurs-de-lis of the first. Burgulion, or Burgonyon. Quarterly, or and
Gules (red) A bend Sable (black) in the second
and third quarters three annulets Argent
(silver) Burhall. Paly of ten Argent (silver) and Sable
(black) a bend Gules (red) Burham. Gules (red) A chevron between three
lions' heads erased Argent (silver) Burham. Gules (red) A cross between four
crescents Argent (silver) Burhell. Or (gold), three pallets Azure (blue) A
fesse Gules (red) Burhope. Argent (silver) on a chevron Azure
(blue) Three fleurs-de-lis Or (gold) Burie. Quarterly. 1st and 4th, Ermine A bend
Gules (red); 2nd and 3rd Azure (blue) A falcon
volant belled Or (gold) Burke Ireland. BURGH DE BURGH, or
BURKE, AN Anglo Norman family, established
in Ireland, temp. Henry II. by WILLIAM FITZ
ADELM DE BURGH: the senior branch, the DE
BURGH, Earls of Ulster, terminated in an
heiress, ELIZABETH, wife of LIONEL, Duke of
Clarence ARMS:..Or (gold), a cross Gules (red)
in the dexter canton a lion rampant Sable
(black) CREST:..A cat-a-mountain sejant
guard Proper (natural color) collared and
chained Or (gold) Motto-Ung roy, ung loy. Burke, or De Burgh Earl of Ulster. WALTER
DE BURGH, Lord of Cannaught, brother of
WILLIAM DE BURGH, ancestor of the
Marquess of Clanricarde became Earl of
Ulster, jure uxoris, MAUDE, dau. of HUGH DE
LACIE, Earl of Ulster, at the death of his
father-in-law, 124 ARMS:..Or (gold), a cross
Gules (red) Burke Earl of Clanricarde, Viscount Burke,
Baron Dunkellin, &c., a chief of the House of
BURKE, anciently DE BURGH ARMS:..Or
(gold), a cross Gules (red) in the dexter canton
a lion rampant Sable (black) CREST:..A
cat-a-mountain sejant guard. Proper (natural
color) collared and chained Or (gold)
Motto-Ung roy, ung foy, ung loy. Burke, now De Burgh-Canning Marquess
and Earl of Clanricarde ARMS:..Quarterly, 1st
and 4th Argent (silver) three Moors' heads
couped in profile Proper (natural color)
wreathed round the temples Argent (silver)
and Azure (blue), for CANNING; 2nd and 3rd,
Or (gold), a cross Gules (red) in the dexter
canton a lion rampant Sable (black), for DE
BURGH. CREST:..1st: A demi lion rampant
Argent (silver) charged with three trefoils Vert
(green) holding in the dexter paw an arrow
pheoned and flighted Proper (natural color)
shaft Or (gold), for CANNING; 2nd: A
cat-a-mountain sejant guard. Proper (natural
color) collared and chained Or (gold), for DE
BURGH. Supporters-Two cats guard. Proper
(natural color) collared and chained Or (gold)
Motto-Ung roy, ung foy, ung loy. Burke Lord Leitrim. JOHN BURKE, Esq., of
Meelick Castle, co. Galaway, was so created
1583, and d. s. p. same year ARMS:..Arms,
same as Clanricarde. Burke Clongowna and Elm Hall, co.
Tipperary, descended from BURKE, of
Meelick, as confirmed in the office of Arms,
Dublin. to PETER BURKE, serjeant-at-law,
grandson of PETER BURKE, Esq., J.P., of Elm
Hall, and his descendants and the other
descendants of his aforesaid grandfather
ARMS:..Or (gold), a cross Gules (red) in the 1st
and 4th quarters a lion rampant Sable (black)
CREST:..A cat-a-mountain sejant guard.
Proper (natural color) collared and chained Or
(gold), on the breast a cross gold. Motto-One
king, one faith, one law. Burke Sir BERNARD BURKE, C.B., LL.D.,
Ulster, King of Arms ARMS:..Same Arms and
Crest. Motto-Ung roy, ung foy, ung loy. Burke Baron Tyaquin and Viscount Galway,
extinct 1691; confirmed by Carney, Ulster
ARMS:..O, a cross Gules (red) in the dexter
canton lion rampant Sable (black) a mullet for
diff. CREST:..A cat-a-mountain sejant Ermine
Charged on the breast with a mullet Sable
(black) Supporters-Dexter, a griffin Azure
(blue) Ducally gorged and beaked Or (gold),
armed Gules (red); sinister, a lion Sable (black)
ducally Or (gold), armed Gules (red) Burke Lord Bophin or Boffeene. The Hon.
JOHN BURKE, second son of the seventh Earl
of Clanricarde, creation 5th April, 1689: arms
confirmed by Carney, Ulster ARMS:..Or (gold),
a cross Gules (red) in a dexter canton a lion
rampant Sable (black) a crescent for diff.
CREST:..A cat-a-mountain sejant Argent
(silver) charged on the breast with a crescent
Sable (black) Supporters-Two lions quarterly,
or and Gules (red) Motto-Altiora petenda. Burke Glinsk, co. Galway. Baronet ARMS:..Or
(gold), a cross Gules (red) in the dexter canton
a lion rampant Sable (black) CREST:..Out of a
ducal coronet Or (gold), a plume of five ostrich
feathers Argent (silver) Motto-In hoc signo
vinces. Burke Knocknagur, co. Galway, descended
from RICKARD, fourth son of Sir JOHN
BURKE, 4th Baronet Of Glinsk ARMS:..Or
(gold), a cross Gules (red) in the dexter canton
a lion rampant Sable (black) CREST:..Out of a
ducal coronet Or (gold), a plume of five ostrich
feathers Argent (silver) Motto-In hoc signo
vinces. Burke Marble Hill, co. Galway, Baronet
ARMS:..Erminois a cross Gules (red) in the
dexter canton a lion ramp Sable (black)
CREST:..A cat-a-mountain sejant guard.
Proper (natural color) collared and chained Or
(gold) Motto-Ung roy, ung foy, ung loy. Burke MAC WILLIAM EIGHTER, a powerful
sept of the House of CLANRICARDE
ARMS:..Or (gold), a cross Gules (red) in the
dexter canton a lion rampant Sable (black) Burke RICHARD BURKE, of Borris, co.
Tipperary, called MAC WALTER O'LEAGH
ARMS:..Or (gold), a cross Gules (red) Burke Ower, formerly Castle Hacket, co.
Galway, descended from Sir REDMOND DE
BURGH, son of Sir WILLIAM DE BURGH,
called The Grey, ancestor of the House of
CANRICARDE ARMS:..Or (gold), a cross Gules
(red) in the dexter canton a lion rampant Sable
(black) CREST:..A chained cat, sejant guard.
Proper (natural color) Motto-Un roy, une foy,
une loy. Burke Ballydugan, co. Galway, formerly of
Ballintober, co. Roscommon ARMS:..Or (gold),
a cross Gules (red) in the dexter canton a lion
rampant Sable (black) CREST:..A
cat-a-mountain sejeant guard. Proper (natural
color) collared and chained Or (gold) Motto-Un
roy, une foy, une loy. Burke St. Clerans, co. Galway, descended
from JOHN BURKE, Esq., of Issercleran, same
co. ARMS:..Or (gold), a cross Gules (red) in the
dexter canton a lion rampant Sable (black)
CREST:..A cat-a-mountain sejant Proper
(natural color) collared and chained Or (gold)
Motto-Ung Dieu, ung loy, ung foy. Burke Kilcornan and Greenfield, co. Galway,
descended from the second Earl of
Clanricarde; the last CHRISTOPHER BURKE,
Esq., of Kilcornan, d. in 1763, leaving three
daus.: MARCELLA, m. to NICHOLAS
REDDINGTON, Esq.; SARAH, wife of THOMAS
REDDINGTON, Esq.; and MARGARET, m. to
EDMUND DOWELL, Esq. ARMS:..Arms, Crest,
and Motto, as BURKE, Ireland. Burke Derrymacloghny, co. Galway,
descended from RICKARD OGE DE BURGH,
third son of ULICK BURKE, of Clanricarde,
who d. in 1467 ARMS:..Same Arms, &c. Burke Tablet to the memory of Right Hon.
EDMUND BURKE, and hatchment in
Beaconsfield church, Bucks, the place of his
interment ARMS:..Or (gold), a cross Gules
(red) in the dexter quarter a lion rampant Sable
(black), impaling NUGENT. CREST:..A
cat-a-mountain sejant Proper (natural color)
collared and chained Or (gold) Burke HAVILand BURKE, exemplified 1818 to
THOMAS WILLIAM ASTON HAVILand. Esq.,
grandnephew and heir of the Rt. Hon.
EDMUND BURKE, on his taking the surname
and arms of BURKE ARMS:..Quarterly, 1st and
4th, BURKE, Or (gold), a cross Gules (red) in
the dexter canton a dexter hand couped at the
wrist Sable (black); and and 3rd, HAVILand,
Argent (silver) three castle triple-towered
Sable (black) portcullised Gules (red)
CREST:..For BURKE only: A cat sejant Proper
(natural color) collared and chain reflexed
over the back Or (gold) Motto-Vinctus sed non
victus. Burke The Gaul BURKE, formerly of
Gaulstown Castle, co. Kilkenny, claiming
descent from the Red Earl of Ulster: Arms
taken from the keystone of the arch of the
gateway at Gaulstown Castle, the seat of the
last chieftain of this sept, WALTER GAUL
BURKE, of Gaulstown, who d. 1642, aged 67,
descended from JOHN FITZWALTER DE
BURGH, of Gaulstown Castle,
Vice-Chamberlain to Edward I.
ARMS:..Quarterly, or and vair a cross Gules
(red) CREST:..A demi lion rampant Azure
(blue) Holding a cross Or (gold) Burken London),-. Argent (silver) a bar Azure
(blue) Burkett. Azure (blue) A chevron betw, three
garbs Argent (silver) CREST:..A garb Or (gold)
Motto-Impendam expendArgent (silver) Burkin Burlingham, co. Norfolk ARMS:..Ar, a
fesse Gules (red) sometimes, Azure (blue)). Burkitt. Gules (red) three mullets Or (gold)
CREST:..A dexter arm embowed, brandishing
a club Proper (natural color) Burkton Norfolk ARMS:..Argent (silver) three
bars voided Sable (black) Burkton Brone, co. Suffolk ARMS:..Argent
(silver) three bars voided Sable (black) on a
canton of the last crescent Gules (red) Burland. Sable (black) a chevron between
three burling irons Argent (silver) Burland. Ermine On a chief embattled Gules
(red) three cinquefoils Argent (silver)
CREST:..A demi savage brandishing a
scimetar Proper (natural color) Burleigh. Paly of six Argent (silver) and Gules
(red) on a chief also paly six crescents all
counterchanged. CREST:..A stag's head
erased Gules (red) Burleigh Kent ARMS:..Quarterly, or and Sable
(black) Burleigh Carrigfergus, co. Antrim
ARMS:..Vert (green) three boars' heads
couped Argent (silver) armed Or (gold)
CREST:..A demi boar Proper (natural color)
armed, hoofed, and bristled, Or (gold), and
gorged with a chain of the last, supporting a
thistle Proper (natural color) Burler. Gules (red) three burling irons Argent
(silver) Burleton, or Burlton Wyken Hall, co.
Leicester ARMS:..Quarterly, or and Gules (red)
a bend Sable (black) charged with two plates
Argent (silver) CREST:..A garb. Burley Leicestershire and Wiltshire
ARMS:..Vert (green), three boars' heads
couped Argent (silver) armed Or (gold)
CREST:..A demi boar Proper (natural color)
armed, hoofed, and bristled Or (gold), and
gorged with a chain of the last, supporting a
thistle Proper (natural color) Burley. Devon ARMS:..Argent (silver) a chief
Sable (black), three lances counterchanged.
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