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Burley Sir SIMON, Sir RICHARD and Sir
JOHN BURLEY, all K.Gs., temp. Richard II.
ARMS:..Barry of six Sable (black) and Or
(gold), on a chief of the last two pallets of the
first, an inescutcheon Gules (red) charged
with three bars Ermine Burley Shropshire ARMS:..Paly of six Sable
(black) and Or (gold), on a chief of a second
two pallets of the first, an inescutcheon barry
of six. Gules (red) and Ermine Burley. Sable (black) three bars Or (gold), a
chief of the last charged with two pellets, on
inescutcheon Ermine three bars Gules (red) Burley. Paly of six Argent (silver) and Azure
(blue) over all three bars Gules (red) Burley. Or (gold), three bars Sable (black) a
chief paly Ermine and Gules (red) Burley. Ar, a lion rampant Sable (black)
debruised with a fesse chequy or and Azure
(blue) Burley. Per fesse embattled Sable (black) and
Argent (silver) three lances counterchanged. Burley. Ar, three tilting spears in pale Sable
(black) embrued Gules (red) a chief of the
second. Burley, alias Mylde. Argent (silver) a lion
rampant Sable (black) armed Gules (red)
debruised by a fesse chequy or and Azure
(blue) Burley JOHN BURLEY, Sheriff, co. Salop,
1409 ARMS:..Vert (green), three boars' heads
couped Argent (silver) Burley Ireland ARMS:..Ermine four bars
Gules (red) a border gobony Argent (silver)
and Sable (black) Burley. Ermine a bend Gules (red) three
chevron Or (gold) Burley. Quarterly. Argent (silver) and Sable
(black) Burley. Gules (red) two bars gobonated
Argent (silver) and Azure (blue) Burlinger. Gules (red) three burling-irons
Argent (silver) Burlington, Earl of. See CAVENDISH. Burlinson Bishop-Wearmouth, co. Durham
ARMS:..Per fesse, a fesse wavy Gules (red)
chief part Vert (green), a lion rampant Or
(gold), the base per pale, the dexter side vairi,
the sinister Sable (black) three roses Argent
(silver) CREST:..A demi lion, holding between
the paws a rose Argent (silver) barbed Vert
(green). Burlton. Crest_A dexter and sinister arm
vwsted, holding up a cross crosslet fitchie. Burly granted to THOMAS BURLY, of
Dependen, co. Suffolk, 4 April, 1597
ARMS:..Azure (blue) A chevron between Three
spears' heads eradicated Or (gold) Crest_A
squirrel sejant, supporting a ragged staff Or
(gold) Burlyn. Sable (black) two chevron Or (gold) Burlz Suffolk, 1597 ARMS:..Azure (blue) A
chevron between Three spears' heads,
broken from the staff, Or (gold) Crest_A
squirrel sejant, supporting a ragged staff Or
(gold) Burman. Play of six Argent (silver) and Sable
(black) a chief wavy Azure (blue) Crest_A demi
peacock Azure (blue) Burman Stratford-on-Avon, co. Warwick
ARMS:..Azure (blue) A ducal coronet Or (gold),
between Three heads erased Argent (silver)
Two and one. Burmester. Crest_A cross pattie Azure (blue)
within six mullets disposed orleways Or (gold) Burmey. Crest_A dexter hand Proper (natural
color) Holding an anchor erect Or (gold),
environed with clouds Argent (silver)
Motto_Arcus artes astra. Burn Orton Hall, co. Westmoreland
ARMS:..Vert (green), a chevron Ermine
between Three lions rampant Or (gold), on a
chief of the second three fountains a bordure
wavy Argent (silver) Crest_A demi tiger Ermine
holding between The paws a fountain, as in
the arms. Burn granted to HENRY JOHN BURN, Esq.,
of Somerset-street, Portman-square
ARMS:..Or (gold), on a bend Azure (blue)
between two bugle horns stringed Sable
(black) a buckle between two estoiles of the
first. Crest_A cubit arm, the hand Proper
(natural color) grasping a bugle horn Sable
(black) round the wrist a wreath of oak Proper
(natural color) Burn Lisbon, from Scotland, 1737 ARMS:..Or
(gold), two spur rowels in chief, and a hunting
horn in a base, Sable (black) Crest_A hand
Proper (natural color) holding a cross crosslet
fitchie Azure (blue) Motto_Vincit veritas. Burn Coldoch, co. Perth ARMS:..Or (gold), a
crescent between two spur rowels in chief,
and a hunting horn in base Sable (black)
Crest_Two daggers in saltire Proper (natural
color) Motto_Tendit ad astra fides. Burn. Gules (red) Three bezants. Crest_A
heart Gules (red) Burn, or Burne Ireland ARMS:..Sable (black)
three bezants. Crest_A roundel Azure (blue) Burn co. Wexford. Smith's Ordinary
ARMS:..Gules (red) A chevron Ermine
between three dexter hands Argent (silver)
Crest_A wolf's head erased Proper (natural
color) Burn. Quarterly. Argent (silver) and Sable
(black) in each quarter a lion's face
counterchanged, on a chief of the first three
fleurs-de-lis Gules (red) Burn. Argent (silver) On a bend Sable (black)
three buckles Or (gold) Burnaby. Burneby, or Barnaby Watford, co.
Northampton; confirmed by the deputies of
Camden, Clarenceux, to HUMPHREY
BURNABY, of Waver, co. Warwick, third son of
RICHARD BURNABY, of Watford, seventh in
descent from ROBERT BURNABY, of the
same palce ARMS:..Argent (silver) two bars
Gules (red) in chief a lion passant Guard of the
second. Crest_A demi man Sable (black) in the
dexter hand a branch of columbine flowers
Proper (natural color) round the neck a rope
Or (gold), with the end hanging down on the
sinister side. Motto_Pro Rege. Burnaby Baggrave Hall, co. Leicester
ARMS:..Same Arms Crest and Motto as
BURNABY, of Watford. Burnaby Langford Hall, co. Stafford
ARMS:..Same as the preceding. Burnaby Evington, co. Leicester
ARMS:..Same as preceding. Burnaby Broughton Hall, co. Oxford, Baronet
ARMS:..Argent (silver) two bars Gules (red) in
chief a lion passant guard. per pale of the
second and Vert (green). Crest_Out of naval
crown, a demi lion rampant guard. Or (gold), in
the dexter paw a staff Proper (natural color)
thereon a flag Gules (red) Motto_Pro rege. Burnaby Devonshire ARMS:..Azure (blue)
Two bars counterembattled Ermine Burnam Lincolnshire ARMS:..Or (gold), a
maunch Vert (green). Burnam. Gules (red) a chevron Or (gold), three
lions' heads erased Argent (silver) Burnam. Argent (silver) a bend Sable (black)
between two crosses crosslet of the second. Burnavill, or Burnaville. Gules (red) a rose Or
(gold) Burnaville. Argent (silver) on a cross Sable
(black) a mullet of six points of the first. Burbawike, or Burnawick. Gules (red) a cross
formie Or (gold) Burnaby, or Burneby Devonshire
ARMS:..Argent (silver) two bars crenellie
ermines. Burnby Norlands, Kensington, co. Middlesex
ARMS:..The same. Burnby. Argent (silver) two bars Gules (red) a
lion passant guard. of the second. Crest_On a
stag rising from under a tree all Proper
(natural color) Burnebury Cornwall ARMS:..Gules (red) a
chevron Argent (silver) Burnell Ireland and Essex ARMS:..Argent
(silver) a lion rampant Sable (black) over all a
baton Gules (red) Burnell Essex ARMS:..Argent (silver)a lion
rampant Sable (black) over all a bend Gules
(red) charged with three escallops Or (gold),
another, of the field). Burnell London ARMS:..Sable (black) on a
bend Argent (silver) three escallops of the
first. Crest_A greyhound sejant Argent (silver) Burnell Hogate, co. Salop ARMS:..Argent
(silver) a lion rampant Sable (black) crowned
Or (gold), within a bordure Azure (blue) Burnell Lord Burnell, summoned to
Parliament 1311 ARMS:..Same Arms. Burnell Lord Burnell, of Holgate, co. Salop,
summoned to Parliament 1350 ARMS:..Same
Arms. Burnell. Argent (silver) a lion rampant Sable
(black) crowned Or (gold), debruised by a
baton Gules (red) all within a bordure Azure
(blue) Crest_A lion's gamb erased Sable
(black) grasping a bunch of roses Gules (red)
stalked and leaved Vert (green). Burnell. Argent (silver) a lion rampant Sable
(black) crowned Or (gold) Burnell. Azure (blue) A lion rampant guard
Argent (silver) guttie de sang. and ducally
crowned Or (gold) Burnell. Argent (silver) a lion rampant Sable
(black) debruised by a bendlet Gules (red) Burnell. Argent (silver) a lion rampant Sable
(black) on a bendlet Gules (red) three
escallops Or (gold) Burnell Castle Knock, co. Dublin
ARMS:..Same Arms the escallops of the field. Burnell. Ar, a lion rampant Sable (black) a label
of five points Gules (red) Burnell. Argent (silver) a lion rampant Sable
(black) ducally crowned Or (gold), within a
bordure Azure (blue) Bezantie. Burnell. Argent (silver) a lion rampant Sable
(black) crowned Or (gold), langued and armed
Gules (red) within a bordure Azure (blue) Burnell. Argent (silver) a bend crenellie Sable
(black) between six ogresses. Burnell. Argent (silver) a chevron Sable (black)
between three Cornish choughs Proper
(natural color) Burnell Wynborne. co. Notts, Visit. 1569 and
1614 ARMS:..Per fesse indented or and Argent
(silver) a lion rampant Sable (black) within a
bordure Gules (red) charged with eight
bezants. Crest_A lion's gamb Sable (black)
holding a bunch of violets Proper (natural
color) Burnell, Pegge-Burnell Winkburn, co. Notts,
and Beauchieff Abbey, co. Derby, exemplified
to BROUGHTON BENJAMIN STEAD, Esq., in
1836, upon his assuming by royal licence the
name and arms of PEGGE BURNELL, in
compliance with the will of his maternal uncle
PETER PEGGE-BURNELL, Esq., of Winkburn
ARMS:..Quartelry, 1st and 4th, per fesse
indented or and Argent (silver) a lion rampant
Sable (black) a bordure Gules (red) charged
with eight plates, for BURNELL; 2nd and 3rd,
Argent (silver) a chevron between three
wedges Sable (black), for PEGGE. Crest_A
lion's gamb erect and erased Sable (black), in
the paw a bunch of violets Proper (natural
color), for BURNELL; The sun rising in
splendour, the rays alternately Sable (black),
Or (gold), and Argent (silver), foe PEGGE.
Motto_Caritas fructum habet. Burenll Stanmore Magna, co. Middlesex.
JOHN BURNELL, of that place, great
grandson of THOMAS BURNELL, of Dover,
co. Kent, Visit. Middlesex, 1663 ARMS:..Sable
(black) on a bend Argent (silver) three
escallops of the field. Burnell Ireland ARMS:..Sable (black) three
wedges meeting at the points in the base
Argent (silver) in chief three crescents of the
last. Burnell Rothwell, in the West Riding of
Yorkshire ARMS:..Per fesse indented or and
Argent (silver) a lion rampantSable (black)
within a bordure Gules (red) plattie. Burnell, Burnill, or Brynell. Argent (silver) a
lion rampant Azure (blue) Guttie d'Or (gold) Burnell, De. Argent (silver) a lion rampant
double queued Azure (blue) Guttie and
crowned Or (gold) Burnes granted by H.M. William IV. To JAMES
BURNES, K.H., F.R.S., Physician-General of
Bombay, and Sir ALEXandER BURNES, C.B.,
his brother, for distinguished services in
India; their grandfather was cousin-german of
BURNS, the poet ARMS:..Ermine on a bend
Azure (blue), an escutcheon Or (gold),
charged with a crook and buglehorn
saltireways in chief and a hollybush in base
Proper (natural color), on a chief Gules (red)
the White Horse of Hanover Proper (natural
color) between two eastern crowns Or (gold)
Crests_1st: Out of a mural crown per pale Vert
(green). and Gules (red), the rim inscribed
Cabool in the Argent (silver), a demi eagle
displ, Or (gold), transfixed by a javelin in bend
sinister Proper (natural color); 2nd: Out of an
eastern crown Or (gold), an oak tree shivered
renewing its foliage Proper (natural color)
Motto_Ob patriam vulnera passi.
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