We conclude this walk with our dogs as we look at
a coat with an interesting Chief - the Chief of Religion, the bearer being a Bailiff of the Order of Malta, beneath which sits a
suitably fierce talbot.
William Anthony FURNESS, Viscount Furness
Vol 074 Page
006Z 3/11/1990
Charge Or, a talbot sejant Sable in chief three
fountains Proper, a chief (the Chief of Religion) charged with the Arms of the
British Association of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta
It remains for me to thank Unicorn Pursuivant for
inviting me to take these various dogs for a walk and for allowing me, however
briefly, to join the ranks of the bloggerati.
The unicorn, like the talbot, holds an honourable position in the science and
the art of heraldry. Ian Shepherd.
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Many thanks to Ian for nosing out (geddit?) these fine hounds. There are plenty of other themes other members might like to explore next.
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Many thanks to Ian for nosing out (geddit?) these fine hounds. There are plenty of other themes other members might like to explore next.
