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Group Main Charge Accessories Source or Name Plate/number 21/04/2021 ©JSM Fox 2021 Beasts antelope lodged collared, escutcheon JP4/A Remfry antelope rampant 072/10 JP4/A Edwards antelope sejant billetty, ducally gorged 115/3 antelope sejant shield JP4/A Jope antelope trippant 115/13 antelope trippant tree $-BucklandBrewer Dennys badger 034/4 badger on log fesswise $-WestBagborough Brooke badger on mount, crest coronet VDt16/48 Grey bat displayed 094/9 bear couchant collared & muzzled 076/5 bear passant $-WoottonGlanville Evans bear rampant JP4/A Loweis bear rampant ragged staff 001/3 bear sejant muzzled & chained MB6/150 MB6/179 Lee, Loveis bear sejant on tree tunk, holding mirror MB6/205 Martin bear sejant erect plain staff 078/11 bear statant chained 061/5 bear statant on a rock, crest coronet $-Stinsford Grey bear statant transfixed by spear 082/14 $-Kilmington Bridges beaver passant 049/5 RAP Coram beaver passant fish JP4/A Tubb beaver passant on a mount 003/11 bees in saltire 013/1 boar 048/14 JP1/159 Boscowan boar charged with rose MB6/204 Luttrell boar chained to a tree, on a mount 057/12 boar passant $-Kelly Edgecumbe boar passant pierced with arrow 036/2 boar passant collared JP4/A Le Grice, boar passant in reeds 104/12 boar passant wreathed about neck 029/10 MB6/85 Edgecumbe boar rampant RAP $-Shillingford Huddesfield boar statant netted, on chapeau 064/8 boar statant on chapeau 022/8 boar statant ragged staff, charged with stars, mount 108/9 bull passant 066/11 JP4/A MB6/201 $-Kenton Huddy, Polwhele bull passant on chapeau 065/11 bull passant ducally gorged, on chapeau $-WimborneStGiles Ashley bull passant on a mount 039/5 bull rampant 018/4 Bull statant preyed on by lion RAP Haydon camel couchant 070/2 camel statant 017/2 cat JP4/A Keats cat shield charged with lozenge MB6/90 Addington cat affrontee preying on mouse 108/4 cat courant guardant 119/7 cat courant regardant 114/12 cat gardant olive branches MB6/97 Monk cat passant guardant ducally gorged 120/9 cat rampant guardant 126a/10 cat salient guardant 070/15 cat sejant guardant 053/5 coney tree, on a mount 010/4 coney courant VS72/42 Muttlebury coney sejant 070/1 dog couchant guardant 106/8 dog questing, on a mount 117/8 dog mural coronet JP4/A Carter dog dormant 029/3 dog passant 120/8 RAP $-Motcombe, $-Portesham Chafin, Grosvenor, Merick dog passant collared 065/2 dog passant collared, crest coronet 003/8 dog passant collared, on ragged staff 005/8 dog passant foot on collar 104/2 dog passant regardant JP4/A Carnsew dog salient collared 126/13 dog sejant $-Frampton $-Marnhull Portman dog sejant (spaniel ermine) RAP Broughton dog sejant chapeau 102/9 dog sejant collared 107/7 dog sejant collared & chained $-Mells Horner dog sejant collared & tied to a halberd, on mount MB6/202 $-Chudleigh Hunt dog sejant shield 019/2 dog sejant regardant collared, bulrush $-SouthPetherwin Pulman dog statant collared VDt16/49 $-Cheselbourne $-Harpford Grove(s) dragon from shell 117/13 elephant passant & castle 114/14 elephant statant 056/14 $-Netherbury Saunders ermine passant 009/5 ermine passant vulned on shoulder 126c/8 ermine passant cinqfoil, on a mount JP4/A Symons ermine passant trefoil, on a mount MB6/156 Symons ermine passant collared 012/2 ermine passant on a mount 087/3 ermine sejant JP4/A White fox JP2/119 Pascoe fox courant 080/5 fox passant 126/5 JP4/s21 JP4/A MB6/176 MB6/211 Copleston, Resuggan, Reynell, Trelawney RAP fox rampant (stealing goose? ) $-Christchurch Tod fox sejant 087/4 fox sejant acorn MB6/135 Bluett fox sejant chapeau 057/14 fox sejant regardant lozenge, on stuff 005/12 fox statant $-CombeInTeignhead Reynell gazelle trippant 063/10 goat passant JP4/A MB6/84 $-Tawstock Penhallow, Russell goat passant oak branch fructed $-Halse Worthington goat passant thistle 126d/7 greyhound couchant 006/7 greyhound courant charged with annulet $-Corfe Drury greyhound courant chapeau 047/2 greyhound courant charged with cross crosslet 028/7 greyhound courant pursuing a hare, on a mount $-Bradninch Warren greyhound courant on a mount JP4/A Kerne greyhound courant tree 027/2 greyhound passant regardant chapeau JP2/363 Carnsew greyhound passant to sinister JP4/A Viell greyhound sejant 066/15 greyhound sejant collared VDt16/40 $-Moreton Frampton greyhound sejant collared & chained JP4/A Walker greyhound sejant collared & chained, arrow VS72/67 Watts greyhound sejant collared, tree VDt16/80 Ryves greyhound sejant collared, tree $-Somerton ?Hall? greyhound sejant ducally gorged, on mount JP4/A Searle greyhound sejant scallop, on mount 108/10 greyhound sejant sprig 005/2 greyhound statant chapeau 104/1 greyhound statant crusilly $-Piddletrenthide Jackson goat passant Lydlinch, $-Puddletown Brune goat passant ermine spots 2, on mount $-Loders Nepean goat passant tree 070/3 goat rampant ducally gorged 072/1 goat rampant tree 032/10 goat statant 066/1 goat statant belled, on mount 011/14 goat statant branch 015/9 hare on its form 029/1 hare courant on a mount VDt16/20 VS72/136 $-Frampton Browne hedgehog 032/9 JP4/A Albam hedgehog crest coronet 018/11 hind couchant pierced with arrow(s) 001/14 $-Crowcombe Doble hind couchant pierced with arrow(s), crescent Doble hind couchant fenced 013/12 hind couchant between laurel branches 102/13 hind sejant forefoot on beehive 088/2 hind statant collared, on a mount 075/6 hind statant on a mount 122/5 hind statant trees $-Thorverton hind statant trees, on a mount 011/1 hind statant on a turret top 090/7 hind trippant 020/14 hind trippant flower in mouth MB6/221 Vowell hind trippant foot on disc 106/10 horse courant bearing man 115/5 horse courant bearing knight 118/14 horse courant saddled & bridled 008/2 horse courant saddled & bridled, on mount 057/9 horse courant spear 107/5 horse passant $-Bruton $-Motcombe Berkeley, Whitaker horse passant $-StEnoder Tanner horse passant knight standing 037/11 horse passant saddled & bridled 099/11 JP3/281 JP4/A Daudie, Vivian horse passant saddled & bridled, crest coronet 076/8 MB6/220 Upton horse passant staff $-Kenton Templer or Trayne or Tripe or even Prickman? horse passant staff crossed 004/2 horse passant on water 126b/12 horse rampant sun in its rays behind 114/1 horse sejant tree, on a mount 004/13 horse statant VDt16/97 $-Motcombe Whitaker ibex sejant 093/11 kangaroo sejant erect regardant Australian grass tree, mount 126a/2 lamb flag 048/13 JP1/365 JP4/A MB6/113 $-Christow Davie(s), Mills lamb flag, on mount 101/9 lamb flag, in sun's rays $-Mells Merchant Taylors, lamb flag, oak tree, on mount MB6/157 Templer lamb charged with trefoil on roundel 116/1 lamb couchant on mount, with laurel branches 107/12 lamb passant lozenge, on chapeau $-Warmwell Richards lamb passant cinqfoil slipped, on mount MB6/134 Davie lamb statant cinqfoils 3, on mount $-BucklandBrewer Davie leopard crest coronet JP4/A Cottell leopard couchant regardant on mount JP4/A Sayer leopard statant collared & chained to cross crosslet fitchy MB6/148 Gilbert leopard statant guardant VDt16/46 Gibbs leopard natural couchant 111/11 leopard natural couchant guardant crowned 009/14 leopard natural passant $-IwerneCourtney Taylor leopard natural passant collared & chained, trefoil $-QueenCamel Hervey leopard natural passant ducally gorged & chained, trefoil VDt16/52 Harvey leopard natural passant supporting shield 066/3 leopard natural rampant 073/2 leopard natural sejant crest coronet 086/8 leopard natural sejant on a mount 123/8 leopard natural sejant Union Flag 010/13 leopard natural sejant charged with roundels MB6/183 Addington leopard natural sejant guardant charged with roundels, shield $-Upottery Addington leopard natural stalking 086/2 leopard natural stalking on chapeau 110/8 lion preying on a bull MB6/200 $-OtteryStMary RAP Haydon lion couchant 032/7 lion couchant castle behind 096/5 lion couchant chapeau 075/5 lion couchant on a mount JP4/A Penkevill lion couchant guardant 101/8 lion couchant guardant charged with fleur-de-lys 077/10 lion couchant guardant staff with pennon, laurel branch $-Dewlish Churchill lion erect supporting shield 126b/5 lion passant 048/8 VDt16/86 VS72/156 JP3/vii JP4/82 Carew, Coryton, Dampier, Gore-Booth, JP4/A MB6/99 $-CharltonHorethorne $- Herle, Kendall, Noble, Strangways Corfe $-Marnhull lion passant on chapeau 107/1 lion passant on chaplet 060/6 lion passant crescent 077/3 lion passant crest coronet 107/11 $-Pilton Som., Penny lion passant crowned RAP Brook lion passant crowned, millrind 126c/5 lion passant flag 106/5 JP4/A Giddy lion passant fleur-de-lys $-MelburyOsmund Perkins lion passant mullets 3 JP4/A Lemon lion passant on portcullis 013/13 lion passant scallop 078/4 lion passant tail straight 118/10 lion passant tail straight, chapeau MB6/84 Percy lion passant amid trees 125/14 lion passant guardant JP3/191 Herle lion passant guardant anchor 035/6 lion passant guardant crown, crest coronet 034/15 lion passant guardant ducally crowned, collared de lys, chapeau MB6/95 Holland lion passant guardant imperially crowned 050/2 lion passant guardant millrind 102/6 lion passant guardant tail straight 120/5 lion passant guardant tail straight, crowned, chapeau 120/15 lion passant guardant on wheatsheaf 059/15 lion passant regardant 100/6 lion passant regardant collared & chained 121/4 lion rampant 067/5 JP4/A MB6/218 $-DartmouthStPetrox Gilbert, Newman, Saltren, Silly, Stanbury, $-StMinver Stephens, Thorne lion rampant arrow palewise point down 022/15 lion rampant arrow, on mount 059/5 lion rampant battle-axe, antlers with scalp GA0984 $-Abbotsham Buck, Stucley lion rampant on chevron
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    Policy on use of the Wordmark and Insignia of McGill University 22000000 These guidelines are designed to rather than as a collection of help the University maintain a individual parts. consistent, easily recognizable McGill’s wordmark and visual identity. Visual identity is insignia are registered trade- one of our most valuable assets. marks owned by McGill The repeated, correct use of University and are protected McGill’s coat of arms, shield, by copyright. Failure to use and signature confirms this visu- trademarks correctly may result al identity and also conveys the in loss of exclusivity in use of idea of the University as a whole the mark. The Coat of Arms The McGill coat of arms (that In heraldic terms, the coat of is, the shield along with the arms is described as follows: scroll beneath) is derived from “Argent three Martlets Gules, an armorial device assumed dur- on a chief dancette of the sec- ing his lifetime by the founder ond, an open book proper gar- of the University, James McGill. nished or bearing the legend In The University's patent of arms Domino Confido in letters Sable was granted by England's between two crowns of the first. Garter-King-at-Arms in 1922 Motto: Grandescunt Aucta and registered in 1956 with Labore.” Lord Lyon King of Arms in The coat of arms consists of Edinburgh and in 1992 with the two parts, the shield and the Public Register of Arms, Flags scroll. and Badges of Canada. The Shield The three red martlets on a sil- Domino Confido (“I trust in the ver ground are taken from the Lord”), which was the motto arms of the McGill family.