234. John Dynham, Lord Dynham, Lord Treasurer of England.
Gules four fusils in fess Ermine.
235. Maximilian, King of the Romans, after Emperor of Germany.
Or on the breast of a single headed Eagle displaid Sable, an Escochion Quarterly of four first, Barry of eight Argent and Gules for Hungary; second, Gules a fess Argent for Austria; third, Gules a lyon rampant with two Tails, armed langued and crowned Or for Bohemia; fourth, bendy Or and Azure, a bordure Gules for Burgundy ancient.
236. Sir John Savage, Kt.
Quarterly, first and fourth, Argent a pale of Losenges Sable, Daniel pro Savage; second, Or on a fess Azure, three garbs of the first Vernon; third and last, Gules a Chevron between three martlets Argent, the ancient Arms of Savage, over the whole Atchievement a label extended of three Points Gules.
237. Sir William Stanley, Kt. Lord Chamberlain.
Comme son Frere, No. 225. a crescent on a Crescent difference.
238. Sir John Cheney, Knight Banneret.
Azure six Lyons rampant Argent and Canton Ermine, Shirland’s Arms his maternal Ancestor.