History of the Johnstones, 1191-1909, with ... - Electric Scotland

HERALDRY OF THE JOHNSTONES 353
ENGLAND AND FOREIGN.
JOHNSTON UND KROEGEBORN, formerly of Craigieburn, uses Silver, a
black saltire ; on a red chief three gold cushions. CREST : A winged spnr, the
wings coloured quarterly red, silver, gold, and black. SUPPORTER : A silver lion.
MOTTO : "Nunquam no?i paratus."
Johnston in London, formerly of Edinburgh, recorded 1897 Silver, on
a black saltire the golden sun, in each quarter of the field a red dagger; on a red
chief three gold cushions. CREST : A
gold winged spur. MOTTO : "Nunquam
no?i paratus."
JOHNSTON IN VENICE, formerly of Duchrae, recorded Silver, a saltire
pean (black with gold ermine spots) ; on a black chief three gold cushions.
CREST : A
gold winged spur. MOTTO : "Nunquam
IRELAND.
non paratus."
JOHNSTON OF KlLMORE Silver, a black saltire, in chief a green shamrock,
and in base a red heart crowned gold ; on a red chief three gold cushions. CREST :
An arm in armour charged on the elbow with a red spur rowel, and holding a
sword erect. MOTTO : " Nunquam non paratus."
Johnston in Armagh and Dublin— 1 and 4. As Kilmore, above.
2. Cheney. 3. Hamilton. CREST and MOTTO : As Kilmore.
JOHNSTON IN Dublin—Black, a bend, and in sinister chief a tower silver,
horse walking, per fess
"
Festina lente."
all within a bordure gobony silver and blue. CREST : A
silver and black. MOTTO :
Johnston of Knappagh and Glenaule, Co. Armagh— Silver, a black
arm in armour holding a
An saltire; on a blue chief three gold cushions. CREST :
sword erect. MOTTO : " Nunquam non paratus!'
Johnston of Littlemount, Co. Fermanagh— Silver, a black saltire
between a shamrock in chief and flanks, and a red heart crowned gold in base;
on a red chief three gold cushions. CREST: A winged spur. MOTTO : "Nunquam
non paratus."
G H. J.