EDWARD F. RIMBAULT.

_Allen of Rossull_ (Vol. v., p. 11.).--There seems some little doubt

about the arms of Allen of Rossull. A MS. at Burton Constable,

Yorkshire, gives the following as the arms of the family:--Allen,

Ross_all_ (not Ross_ull_, though sometimes Rushall, Rossal, &c.):

argent, a chevron engrailed azure, between three griffins' heads erased;

on a chief of the second an anchor, or, between two bezants.

The windows of Ushaw College, Durham, however, frequently present a coat

far different from this, surmounted by a cardinal's hat. The arms there

are Argent, a cross gules for the college of Douay;--impaling for the

founder, William Allen, argent, three conies in pale sejant, sable. The

first seems to have belonged to the family; the last--if assumed by the

cardinal himself--seem singularly indicative of his peculiar propensity

for endeavouring to undermine sound doctrine by his heretical works and

acts.

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