The treasury of knowledge and library of reference / [Samuel Maunder].

  • Maunder, Samuel, 1785-1849
Date:
1848
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Credit: The treasury of knowledge and library of reference / [Samuel Maunder]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    B.—“ Ung Dieu et ung roy:” One God and one king. HA WARDEN, Viscount. (Madde.) I. —“ Virtute seciu-us : ” Safe by virtue. HAWKE, Baron. (HAiivEy-HAWKE.) A’.— “ Strike.” HEADFORT, Marquis of. (Tayi,oor.) I. — “ Consequitur quodcunque petit: ” He attains wlxatcver he attempts.” HEADLEY, Baron. (Allanson- WiNK.) /.—“Virtute et labore:” By virtue and labour. HENLEY, Baron. (Henley.) 7.— “ Si sii prudentia: H there be pru- dence. HENNIKER, Baron. (Henniker-Ma- joB.., I. —“ Deus major coliunna God is the best support. HEREFORD, Viscount. (Deyereux.) A'. — “ Virtutis comes invidia:” Envy the attendant of virtue. HERTFORD, Marquis of. (Seymour- Conway.)A “Fide et amore : ” By faith and love. HEYTESBURY, Baron. (A’Coort.) A “ Gradescunt aucta labore: ” They increase to labour. HILL, Boron. (Hill.) A “ Avancez! Forward! HOLLAND, Baron. (Fox.) A “ Et vitara impendere vero ; ” Keep the truth, even at tlie hazard of life. HOME, Earl. (Ramey-Home.) 8.— “ Tiue to the end.” HOOD, Viscount. (Hood.) A—“Ventis secundis : ” With prosperous winds. HOPETOUN, Earl of. (Hope.) A.— “ At spes non fracta : ” But my hope is not broken. HOTHAM, Baron. (Hotham.) /.— “ Lend on.” HOWARD DE WALDEN, Baron. (Ellis.) A. —Non quo, sed quomodo:” Not by whom, but in what manner. HOWDEN, Baron. (Caradoc.) /.— “ Traditus non victus : ” Betrayed, not conquered. HOWE, Earl. (CnnzoN-4IowE.) A. “ Let Curzon hold what Curzon held.” HOWTH, Earl. (St. Lawhe.nce.) 7. — “ (iul pause : ” Which hcnls. HUNTLNGFIELD, Baron. (Van- neck.) 7. — Droit et loyal:” Just and °SuNTLY, Martinis of. (Gordon.) A. — “ Stant cffitera tlguo:” The rest stand on a beam. ILCIHESTER, Earl of. (Fo.t-Strano- WAYS.) A.—“Faire sans dire:” To act without words. INVERNESS, Duchess of. (Under- wood.) .JERSEY. Earl of. (Child-Villiers.) A “ Fidci coticula Crux : ” The Cross ] is the test of faith. KEANE, Baron. (Keane.) A.—“Dcus mihi providebit: ” God will provide for me. KEITH, Baroness. (Mercer-Elphin- iTONK. 7il. KENMARE, Earl of. (Browne.) 7.- “ Loyal en tout: ” Loyal in nil things. KliNMURE, Viscount. (Gordon.) S. Dread God.” KENSINGTON, Baron. (Edwardks.) 7. - “ Gardez tn foi : ” Keep the faith. KENYON, Baron. (Kenyon.) A.— “ Magnanimiter crucem sustine Sup- port afflictions with magnanimity. KILKENNY, Earl of. (Butler.) I.— “ Depressus, extoller : ” I was humbled, I am exalted. KILMAINE, Baron. (Browne.) 7. — “ Suivez raison : ” Follow reason. KILMOREY, Earl of. (Needham.) 7. —“ Nunc aut nunquam: ” Now or never. KING, Baron. (Kino.) A “Labor ipse voluptas : ” Labour is itself a plea- sure. KINGSALE, Baron. (De Codrcy.) 7. — “ Vincit omnia veritas Truth con- quers all tilings. KINGSTON, Earl of. (Ki.no.) 7. _ “ Spes tutissima coelis;” Heaven is the safest hope. KINNAIRD,Baron. (Kinnaird.) S.— “ Patitur qui vincit : ” He who conquers suffers. KINNOUL, Earl of. (Hay-Drum- MOND.) 8.—Renovate animos:” Re- new your courage. KINTORE, Earl of. (Keith-Fal- coNER.) 6'.—“ Quse amissa salva: ” What was lost is safe. LAKE, Viscount. (Lake.) A. LANDAFF, Earl of. (FUthew.) I.— “ Y fjTio dwy y fydd : ” What God willeth, will be. LANESBOROUGH, Earl of. (But- ler.) 7.—“ Liberty toute enti^re Li- berty thoroughly inviolate. LANGDALE, Boron. (Bickersteth,) A. — “ Suum euique: ” To every man his oira. LANGFORD, Baron. (Rowley.) 7. “ Bear and forbear.” LANSDOWNE, Marquis of. (Petty- Fitzmaurice.) a. — “Virtute, non ver- bis : ” By courage, not words. LAUDERDALE, Earl of. (Maitland.) 8. — “ Coneilio et animis : ” By wisdom and courage. LE DESPENCER, Baroness. (Staple- ton.) A. Leeds, Duke of. (Oshorne.) a. — “ Pax in bello : ” Peace in war. LEICESTER, Earl of. (Coke.) A “ Prudens qui patiens : ” lie is prudent who is patient. LeKxH, Baron. (Leioh.) A—“Tout vient de Dieu: ” All comes from God. LEINSTER, Duke of. (Fitzokrald.) 7. “ Crom a boo: ” Crom for ever. LEITRIM, Earl of. ((1lJ.me.nts.) 7.— “ Patriis virtutibus: ” By patriotic virtues. LEVEN AND MELVILLE, Earl of. (Leslie-Mei.ville.) 8. — “ Proregect patriiB : ” Forking and country. LICHFIELD. Earl of. iAnson.) A.— “ Nil desporandum : ” Never desimir. LIFFORD, Viscount. (Hewitt.) 7.— “ Be just, and fear not.” I.TI.FORD, Baron. (Powks.) F..— “ Partatueri: ” To defend what you have won. LIMERICK, Earl of. (Pert.) 7.— “ A’irtutc non ustutia : ” By virtue, not by craft. LINDSEY, Earl of. (Bertie.) — A. “ Ixiyalte me oblige : Ixiyalty binds me. I/ISBUKNE, Earl of. (Vapohan.)/.— “ Non revertar inultus :” I will not re- turn unrevenged.