Note 1: — Chapter IX
Reading edition
Guillim blazons the Earl of Cumberland's arms as "three murthering shots." One Bowman bears three bows, whilst arrows1 and swords are of constant occurrence, the latter borne either singly or crossed salter-wise.
Reading edition
Guillim blazons the Earl of Cumberland's arms as "three murthering shots." One Bowman bears three bows, whilst arrows1 and swords are of constant occurrence, the latter borne either singly or crossed salter-wise.