_Arms of Geneva_ (Vol. viii., p. 563.).--Berry's _Encyclopædia_ and
Robson's _British Herald_ give the following:
"Per pale or and gules, on the dexter side a demi-imperial eagle
crowned, or, divided palewise and fixed to the impaled line; on the
sinister side a key in pale argent; the wards in chief, and turned to
the sinister; the shield surmounted with a marquis's coronet."