The treasury of knowledge and library of reference / [Samuel Maunder].

  • Maunder, Samuel, 1785-1849
Date:
1848
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Credit: The treasury of knowledge and library of reference / [Samuel Maunder]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    KIBBLESDAI.E, Baron. (Lister.) E. —“Retinens vestigia fama::” Retracing the achievements of an honourable an- cestry. RICHMOND, Duke of. (Gordon-Len- Nox.) “ En la rose je flcuri: ” I flourish in the rose. RIPON, Earl of. (Robinsox.) E.— “ Foy est tout:” Faith is every thing. RrVFRS, Baron. (Pitt-Rivers.) E.— “Equam servare mentem:” To preserve an equal mind. RIVERSDALE, Baron. (Tonson.) 2. — “ Manus hiec inimica tyrannis: ” This hand is hostile to tiTants. RODEN, Earl of. (Jocbyex.) I. — “Faire mon devoir:” To do my duty. RODNEY, Baron. (Rodney.) E. — “Non generant aquilie eolumbas:” En- gles do not bring forth doves. ROKEBY, Baron. (Montaod.) E. — “ Solo in Deo salus : ” Safety in God alone. ROLLO, Baron. (Rollo.) S. — “ La fortune passe partout:” The vicissitudes of fortune are common to all. ROMNEY, Earl of. (Marsiiam.) E— “Non sibi sed patrise: ” Not for himself, but for his country. ROSCOMMON, Earl of. (Dillon.) /_ “ Auxilium ab alto: ” Help from above. ROSEBERRY, Earl of. (Primrose.) N. —“Fide et fiducia:” By faith and cou- rage. ROSSE, Earl of. (Parsons.) /.-“Pro Deo et rege:” For God and the king. ROSSLYN, Earl of. (St. Clair-Er- SKiNx.) E “Fight.” R08SM0RE, Baron. (Westenra.) / —“Post praelia praimin:” After battles, rewards. ROTHES, Earl of. (Leslie.) S. — “Grip fast.” ROXBURGHE, Duke of. (Innes- Ker.) N. — “Pro Christo et patria,dulce periculiim :” For Clirist and my country, danger is sweet. RUTHVEN, Baron. (Ruthve.v.) S.— “ Deed shaw.” RUTLAND, Dnke of. (Manners.) E. —“Pour y parvcnir:” In order to ac- complish. S'R ALBAN’S, Duke of. (Beau- clerk.) Auspicium mcliores a:vi :” A pledge of better times. ST. GERMANS, Earl of. (Eliot.) E. —“Occurrunt nubes:” Clouds will in- tcrvcnCs ST. JOHN, Baron. (St.John.)/:.— 'Data fata secutus:” Following his de- clared fate. ST. VINCENT, Viscount. (Jervis.) A’.—“Thus.” SALISBURY, Marquis of. (Gascoione- Ckcil.)/’.—“Scro sed lerio:” Lute, but seriously. 8AJ.TOUN, Baron. (Fraser.) E. — “In Gwl is all.” 8ANDVS, Baron. (Hill.) 7?.—“Per Dcum ct ferrum continui:” By God and my sword I have obtaiiicil. SANDWICH, Earl of. (Montaoo.) E. —“Post tot naufragium portum:” After so many shipwrecks we find a harliour. 8AY ANJ) 8ELE, Baron. (Eardley- Twisleton-Kiennes.)/;.— “ Fortem poscc animiim :” Wish for a strong mind. SCARBOROUGH, Earl of. (Ldmley- Saville.)E.—“ Mums leneus consclentia Sana:” A sound conscience is a wall of brass. SCARSDALE, Baron. (Curzon.) E.— “Recte et suaviter: ” Justly and mildly. SEAFLBLD, Earl of. (Grant.) S.— “Standfast.” SEAFORD, Boron. (Ellis.) E. — “Non quo, sed quomodo:” Not by whom, but in what manner. SEATON, Boron. (Colborne.) E.— “Sperat infestis:” He hopes in adverse fortune. SEFTON, Earl of. (Moltneux.) / — “Vivere sat vincere:” To conquer is to live enough. 8ELKERK, Earl of. (Douglas.) 5'.— “ Jamais arriere: ” Never behind. SEMPILL, Baroness. (Sempill.) S. SHAFTESBURY, Earl of. (Ajhley- CoopER.) E.—“Love. Serve.” SHANNON, Earl of. (Boyle.) / — “ Spectemur agendo : ” Lot us be judged by our actions. SHEFFIELD, Earl of. (Holroyd.) / —“Quern te Deus esse jussit:” What God commands you to be. SHERBORNE, Baron. (Dutton.) E, —“ Servabo fldem:” I wBlkeep faith. SHREWSBURY, Earl of (Talbot.) I. — “Brest d’occomplir: ” Ready to per- form. SIDMOUTH, Visewunt. (Addington.) E.—“ Libertas sub rege pio:” Liberty under a pious king. SINCLzVIR,Boron. (St.Clair.) S.— “ Fight.” SkELMERSDALE, Baron. (Bootle- WiLBBAiiAM.) E.—“In portu quiesif'In the haven there is repose. SLIGO, Marquis of. (Browne.) E.— “ Suivez raison: ” Follow reason. SOMERS, Earl. (Someiu-Cocks.) E.— “ Prodesse quom conspici: ” To be useful rather tlion conspicuous. SOMERSET, Duke of. (Seymour.) E. “ Foy pour devoir: ” Faith for duty. SOMERVILLE, Baron. (Somerville.) 5.—“Fear God in life.” SONDES, Boron. (Milles.) E. — “Esto quod esse videris:” Be what you seem to be. SOUTHAMPTON, Baron of (Fitz- roy.)E.—“Etdectis, et praitium recti:” The ornament and reward of virtue. SOUTHWELL, Viscount. (South- well.) /. —“Necmnle notus cques:” Not an unknown knight. SPENCER, Earl. (Spencer.) E. — “Dieu difend le droit:” God defends the right. STAFFORD, Baron. (STAFPORD-Jan- NiNGiiAu.) “ Virtus basis vital Virtue is the basis of life. ^ STAUl, Earl of (Dalrymple.) A.— STAMFORD AND WARRINGTON, Earl of. (OiiET.) li.—“A mo puissance:’' According to my power. 8'T’AlNHOPE| Karl, ^tanhope.) 21.— “A Deo ctrege: From God and the king. STANLEY, Baron. (Stanley.) E.— “ Sans changer:” Without changing, STOUR'rON, Baron. (Stourton.) E. —“lAiyal Jc serai durant ma vie:” I will be loyal during my life.