Definition of "coat of arms": an arrangement of bearings, usually depicted on and around a shield, that indicates ancestry and distinctions. In scarlet red and white, this coat of arms uses elements ...

Davies was an American ... Mr Petrie said. Coats of arms date to the 12th Century, where they were first worn on battle shields. They were adopted by members of the royal family and spread among ...

But a new version of the royal coat of arms ... property of the King and was selected by the monarch from a series of designs. The Royal Arms are used to denote the royal authority by which ...

Most Reverend Richard Garth Henning Tenth Bishop Seventh Metropolitan Archbishop of Boston BLAZON Arms impaled. In the dexter: Azure, a Latin cross fleurettee Or, in base barry wavy of five Azur ...

A coat of arms created for the Duchess of Sussex that ... Traditionally wives of members of the Royal Family have two - one of their husband's supporters on the shield and one relating to themselves.

The cake, which no longer looks edible, survived for almost eight decades since the wedding day on Nov. 20, 1947.

Put the thousands of princes in uniform and send them forth to battle on behalf of their monarch. No American blood should be spilled to secure a prince’s rule. Half steps would be less ...

There are a couple of thousand different Polish coats of arms. You might expect that these would all include images of some lofty or knightly character but that isn’t always the case. Many are ...

The ACT's coat of arms has been displayed incorrectly as part of the government's "logo" on a number of public buildings around Canberra. In some cases, the swans appear to be the wrong way around.

Politics / Consider how resoundingly she succeeded in her 107-day campaign—and what that means about how deep the problems ...

An curved arrow pointing right. On the front of the British passport,on the Royal Coat of Arms, there are French words such as "Dieu et mon droit" and "Honi soit qui mal y pense." The origin of ...