. Une histoire généalogique et héraldique des commisaires de la Grande-Bretagne et de l'Irlande jouissant de biens territoriaux ou d'un haut rang officiel, Mais non investi avec des honneurs héréditaires. les enquêtes ss parmi les documents de theTower n'avaient pas, quand Crawfurd a écrit, donné la bonne direction à la recherche antique.la découverte récente, dans un vieux manuscrit illuminé au British Museum, dans la collection Cotton, des armes de Stephen, troisième comte de Richmond, Qui est mort en 1104, et leur proche similarité avec le manteau porté * ce bouclier, avec un argent bourde, est pré-fixé aux subventions des premières earls,

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. A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank, but uninvested with heritable honours. ss enquiries amongst the records in theTower had not, when Crawfurd wrote, giventhe right direction to antiquarian research.The recent discovery, in an old illuminatedmanuscript at the British Museum, in theCotton collection, of the arms of Stephen, third earl of Richmond, who died in 1104, and their close similitude to the coat borne * This shield, with a bourdure argent, is pre-fixed to the grants of the first earls, but the maleline of that house failing, and the elder co-heir, Alice, having conveyed the earldom of Richmondto her husband, Peter de Dreux, the subsequentearls carried the Drfux arms, chequy, or andaz. the ermine being borne in canton. The bordure in the Richmond shield indicatescadency, the earls being a younger branch of thehouse of Britanny, and was omitted after themarriage of Bertha, daughter and heiress ofConan, duke of Britanny, with Alan, fourth earlof Richmond, who succeeded his father in 1104, his elder brother, Galfridus, having died pre-viously, I. p. Scotland.. arms of (Cratofurlr. by the Crawfurds, coupled with other cor-roborative circumstances, have thrown newlight upon the subject, and leav^ hardly adoubt that those old Earls of Richmond, and this ancient and widely dispersed Cale-donian family sprang from a common pro-genitor. The original coat of the earls ofRichmond, as shewn by Gale, in his Regis-trum Honorum Richrnondice, was ermine ;the arms of Britanny, whence those earlsdescended. Gale further states, and is sup-ported by Clarkson, in his History of Rich-mond, that the family adopted gules, the tinc-ture of royalty, in addition to ermine, as amark of gratitude to their royal benefactor, William, the Conqueror^ under whose greatseal they had obtained not fewer than 440manors, and 140 knights fees in the coun-ties of York, Lincoln, Norfolk, and Notts.Some of

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