The Herald and genealogist . that it bears some charge: but weare inclined to think that such is notthe The legend is 6 tDtlrlmi Irouglas romitis Xit amjus. Of thisseal, by Mr. H. Laings kindness, wepresent his engraving. The original isamong the records of the Dean andChapter of Durham. The seal of Sir Archibald Douglas ofSpot, from a charter dated 1616 amongthe Black-barony charters, (also fromMr. Laings new volume,) is a good speci-men of the arms with the uncrownedheart, at a late period. It cannot be Murray of Bothwell, with which the Angus branch of Douglas hadnothing to do. The o
The Herald and genealogist . that it bears some charge: but weare inclined to think that such is notthe The legend is 6 tDtlrlmi Irouglas romitis Xit amjus. Of thisseal, by Mr. H. Laings kindness, wepresent his engraving. The original isamong the records of the Dean andChapter of Durham. The seal of Sir Archibald Douglas ofSpot, from a charter dated 1616 amongthe Black-barony charters, (also fromMr. Laings new volume,) is a good speci-men of the arms with the uncrownedheart, at a late period. It cannot be Murray of Bothwell, with which the Angus branch of Douglas hadnothing to do. The only coat of a bend in connection with them was Bonkill, andthe charges upon the bend (which are indistinct upon the seal) wore probablyintended for the buckles of that family. 2 In the seal of William Earl of Angus 1617 there is a similar base under fourquarterings. It is charged with a crot<s counter-company, perhaps not an armorialquartering, but signifying some order of knighthood. See Laings Catalogue, vol.
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