Oakes. Three oak branches.
Trotter. (Crest.) A horse!
Brooke of Colebrook. A brock again.
Dalrymple-Horn (Elphinstone). Three bugle-horns.
Foster (Antiently written Forester). Three bugle-horns.
Holyoake-Goodricke. (Crest.) An oak tree with a scroll containing the words “Sacra Quercus.”
Paulett. Three swords. The sword was the distinctive mark of St. Paul.
Roe. (Crest.) A roebuck.
A more thorough acquaintance with English archaisms and provincialisms would probably enable one to detect numerous other bearings corresponding with the surnames of the bearers; but these seventy examples, cited from one branch of our lesser nobility only, are fully sufficient to prove that there is nothing mean or disgraceful in canting or allusive arms.