3o OF THE PARTITION AND REPARTITION LINES these two letters I understand the New Register <strong>of</strong> the Lyon Office ; so that those blazons, marked with these letters, are to be found matriculated there. ALEXANDER ALEXANDER <strong>of</strong> Au.cb.mull, some time Bailie <strong>of</strong> Aberdeen, parted per pale, argent and sable, a cheveron between two mullets in chief, and a crescent in base, all counter-changed ; crest, a hand sustaining a pair <strong>of</strong> balances <strong>of</strong> equal scales : motto, ^uod tibi ne alteri. N. R. ROBERT ALEXANDER <strong>of</strong> Boghall, parti argent and sable, a cheveron betwixt a writing-pen, fesse-ways, in chief, and a crescent in base, all counter-changed ; crest, a hand holding a quill : motto, Fidem serva. N. R. JAMES ALEXANDER <strong>of</strong> Kinglassy, parti argent and sable, a cheveron bruised at the top, and, in base, a crescent counter-changed, quartered with the arms <strong>of</strong> the name <strong>of</strong> Aiton ; crest, a horse-head couped gules, bridled argent : motto, Ducitur non trahitur. N. R. The Right Honourable the Earls <strong>of</strong> MJDDLETON, Lords Clermont and Fettercairn, parted per fesse, or and gules, a lion rampant within a double tressure, flowered and counter-flowered with flower-de-luces, all counter-changed j crest, a tower embattled sable, and on the top <strong>of</strong> it a lion rampant ; supporters, two eagles sable, armed and crowned, or : motto, Fortis in arduis. This noble family is the principal one <strong>of</strong> the ancient surname <strong>of</strong> Middleton, so called from their lands, which lie in the sherifFdom <strong>of</strong> Kincardine, as Sir George Mackenzie in his Manuscript, who tells us, that the ancient evident, now extant <strong>of</strong> the family, is a charter <strong>of</strong> King William's, conh'rming a donation <strong>of</strong> King Duncan's, <strong>of</strong> the lands <strong>of</strong> Middleton, to Malcolm the son <strong>of</strong> Kenneth, from whence they took the surname, and were designed Middletons <strong>of</strong> that Ilk, till they sold these lands, and were thereafter designed Middletons <strong>of</strong> Cadham, till the year 1660, that John Middleton, for his eminent loyalty and bright parts, was advanced by King Charles II. to be Earl <strong>of</strong> Middleton, and High Commissioner to the Parliament <strong>of</strong> Scotland ; and then got a concession <strong>of</strong> the double tressure to be added to his arms. He was succeeded in his titles and dignities, by his son Charles Earl <strong>of</strong> Middleton, who was secretary <strong>of</strong> state for Scotland, and afterwards for England.. The other branches <strong>of</strong> the family <strong>of</strong> Middleton, whose arms are to be found in the Lyon Register, are these : Captain ROBERT MIDDLETON, descended <strong>of</strong> the family <strong>of</strong> MIDDLETON <strong>of</strong> Kill- hill, parted per fesse, or and gules, a lion rampant within a bordure embattled, all counter-changed ; crest, a boar's head erased and erected, azure; motto, Guard jourself. Captain LAURENCE MIDDLETON, descended <strong>of</strong> Middleton <strong>of</strong> Clcrkhill, who. was a fifth brother <strong>of</strong> Killhill, carried the same, only with the variation <strong>of</strong> having the bordure nebule ; crest, an ape sitting on the top <strong>of</strong> a tree, all proper ; motto, Arte y Marte. JOHN MIDDLETON, merchant in Frasersburgh, descended '<strong>of</strong> the Middletons <strong>of</strong> Fettercairn, parted per fesse, or and gules, a lion rampant counter-changed <strong>of</strong> the same, armed and langued azure, holding in his dexter paw an astrolabe, proper ; motto, My hope is in God. MR J<strong>of</strong>tN MIDDLETON, a minister <strong>of</strong> the gospel in England, in the county <strong>of</strong> Essex, second lawful son to Mr Alexander Middleton, principal <strong>of</strong> the King's College in the university <strong>of</strong> Aberdeen, parted per fesse, or and gules, a lion rampant within a bordure, indented and counter-changed <strong>of</strong> the same. The surname <strong>of</strong> CRAIK, coupe, argent and vert, in chief three roses, gules ; and in base a ship, or, with sails thirled up. The surname <strong>of</strong> ALISON, parted per bend, gules and or; a flower-de-luce coun- ter-changed, as in Mackenzie's <strong>Heraldry</strong>, <strong>Clan</strong> M'lver, or <strong>Clan</strong> Kiver, quarterly, or and gules, over all a bend sable, as in Mr Thomas Crawfurd's Manuscript <strong>of</strong> Blazons. The Lord WIDDRINGTON in Lincolnshire, in England, quarterly, argent and a , bend sable. The paternal ensign <strong>of</strong> the ancient surname <strong>of</strong> CAMPBELL, ao I observed before, i composed <strong>of</strong> the four principal partition lines, parti, coupe, tranche, faille, which divide the field into eight gironal segments, ordinarily blazoned with us, gironne <strong>of</strong>
IN ARMORIES. . 'jighf, or and sable ; by the mistake <strong>of</strong> the engraver, in the Plate <strong>of</strong> the Achievements, it is sable and or, and so in several blazons in the Register <strong>of</strong> Arms. I here give the blazon <strong>of</strong> the achievement <strong>of</strong> his Grace JOHN Duke <strong>of</strong> ARGYLE, Earl <strong>of</strong> GREENWICH, &-c. chief <strong>of</strong> the ancient and honourable surname <strong>of</strong> CAMP- BELL, quarterly, first and fourth gironne <strong>of</strong> eight pieces, or- and sable, second and third argent, a galley or lymphad, sable; sails furled up, flag and pinnets Hying, and oars in action, for the lordship <strong>of</strong> Lorn ; surrounded with the principal ensign <strong>of</strong> the most noble Order <strong>of</strong> the Garter, with the George pendant, as one <strong>of</strong> thr Knights Companions <strong>of</strong> the said Order ; timbred with crown, helmet, and mamv lings, befitting his quality ; and on a wreath <strong>of</strong> his tinctures, for crest, a boar's head couped, or; with the motto on an escrol, Ne obliviscaris ; and for supporters, two lions gardant gules, armed and langued azure, standing on a compartment, whereon are these words, Vix ea nostra voco; and behind the shield are placed a batton and sword accolle saltierways, the one being gules seme <strong>of</strong> thistles, or, and ensigned with an imperial crown, and the crest <strong>of</strong> Scotland ; and the other, a sword proper, hilled and pommelled or, being the two badges <strong>of</strong> the Great Master <strong>of</strong> the Household, and High Justiciar <strong>of</strong> the Kingdom <strong>of</strong> Scotland ; as in the Plate <strong>of</strong> Achievements. The Right Honourable HUGH CAMPBELL, Earl <strong>of</strong> LOUDON, descended <strong>of</strong> old <strong>of</strong> the ancient family <strong>of</strong> LOCHOW, afterwards Earls and Dukes <strong>of</strong> Argyle, carried the same gironal segments <strong>of</strong> different tinctures as his progenitors have done. The first <strong>of</strong> them, Duncan Campbell, in the reign <strong>of</strong> King Robert the Bruce, married Susanna Crawfurd, heiress <strong>of</strong> Loudon, as is evident by that king's charters ; upon which account, in place <strong>of</strong> the tinctures or and sable, the family has ever since been in use to have, for their tinctures, gules and ermine, being these in the bearing <strong>of</strong> Crawfurd <strong>of</strong> Loudon, viz. gules, a fesse. ermine. The achievement <strong>of</strong> the present Earl <strong>of</strong> Loudon, is gironne <strong>of</strong> eight gules and ermine, surrounded with a collar <strong>of</strong> the most ancient and noble Order <strong>of</strong> the Thistle, or that <strong>of</strong> St Andrew, with the badges thereat pendant : Which arms are timbred with crown, helmet, and mantlings, agreeable to his quality ; and, on a wreath <strong>of</strong> his tinctures, for crest, an eagle displayed with two heads within a flame <strong>of</strong> fire, and on an escrol for ; motto, / bide my time ; supported on the dexter by a man armed at all points, holding a spear, proper ; and, on the sinister, by a lady richly apparelled, holding in her hand a missive letter as in the Plate ; <strong>of</strong> Achievements.. The Right Honourable JOHN Earl <strong>of</strong> BREADALBANE, Lord GLENORCHY, quarterly, first, the paternal coat <strong>of</strong> Campbell, as descended <strong>of</strong> a younger son <strong>of</strong> the family <strong>of</strong> Lochow, now dignified with the title <strong>of</strong> Duke <strong>of</strong> Argyle. Secondly, argent, a lymphad sable, and oars in action. Thirdly, or, a fesse cheque, azure and argent, as being descended <strong>of</strong> one <strong>of</strong> the co-heiresses <strong>of</strong> Stewart <strong>of</strong> Lorn ; and the fourtli as the first : Which arms are adorned with crown, helmet, and mantlings, befitting his quality, and on a wreath <strong>of</strong> the tinctures <strong>of</strong> his paternal bearing : For crest, a boar's head erased, proper ; supporters, two stags, proper ; attired and unguled or ; motto, Follow me. The other cadets <strong>of</strong> the noble family <strong>of</strong> Argyle, I add here, as they stand recorded in our Modern Register : Sir HUGH CAMPBELL <strong>of</strong> Calder, quarterly, or, a hart's head cabossed, sable, attired gules, for the name <strong>of</strong> Calder, the heiress <strong>of</strong> which name and lands, one <strong>of</strong> his progenitors married. Secondly, gironne <strong>of</strong> eight, or and sable, for Campbell. Thirdly, argent, a galley with her oars in action, sable, for Lorn. Fourthly, or, on a fesse, azure, three buckles <strong>of</strong> the first ; crest, a swan, proper ; crowned, or ; motto, Be mindful : Supported on the dexter by a lion rampant, gardant gules, armed or; and on the sinister, by a hart, proper. Sir JAMES CAMPBELL <strong>of</strong> Lawers, gironne <strong>of</strong> eight, sable and or, within a bordure vair; crest, a boar's head erected and erased, azure; motto, Fac fc? spera. Sir GEORGE CAMPBELL <strong>of</strong> Cesnock, as descended <strong>of</strong> the family <strong>of</strong> Argyle and Loudon, carried both their arms thus, recorded in the Lion Register 1672 ; gironne <strong>of</strong> eight pieces, or and sable, for Argyle, within a bordure gules, charged with eight escalops <strong>of</strong> the first ; and a canton, also gironne <strong>of</strong> eight pieces, ermine and gules, "for Loudon; crest, a phoenix head erased, or; with thjs motto, Constanter fc? pru- denter. Sir COLIN CAMPBELL <strong>of</strong> Aberuchill, Baronet, and one <strong>of</strong> the Senators <strong>of</strong> the 3 r
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