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Stratford, Edward, 2nd Earl of Aldborough (1736 - 1801) (Stamp 1)

Owner:

Stratford, Edward

Arms:

Quarterly 1 & 4. Barry of ten a lion rampant (Stratford) 2. Two lions combatant supporting a dexter hand couped at the wrist in chief three estoiles in base waves of the sea therein naiant a salmon (O'Neill) 3. A sword erect between four crosses patty fitchy (Paul) impaling Per pale three lions rampant (Herbert)

Crest: An arm in amour embowed holding a scimitar
Supporters: Dexter A winged female figure representing Fame holding a trumpet and Sinister An olive branch and a man in complete armour with a sword, shield and tilting spear
Dimensions (height x width): 31mm x 40mm
Quarterings: 1 & 4. Barry of ten a lion rampant (Stratford) 2. Two lions combatant supporting a dexter hand couped at the wrist in chief three estoiles in base waves of the sea therein naiant a salmon (O'Neill) 3. A sword erect between four crosses patty fitchy (Paul)
Impalement: Per pale three lions rampant (Herbert)

Sources

Fugitive pieces on various subjects. Robert Dodsley. London,
Love of fame the universal passion in seven satires. Edward Young. London,
Observations upon Lord Orrery's remarks on the life and writings of Dr Jonathan Swift. . Patrick Delaney. London,
Poetical miscellanies. Richard Steele. London,
Sacrifice, or, Death of Abel. Thomas Arne. London,
Three odes. To which is added, the Miss and the butterfly, a fable, in the manner of the late Mr Gay. Edinburgh,

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Stratford, Edward, 2nd Earl of Aldborough (1736 - 1801) (Stamp 1)