SEALS OF THE BOROUGH OF GREAT YARMOUTH.

I shall be exceedingly obliged by any explanatory remarks on the following

list of seals:--

1. Oval (size 2.1 in. by 1.3). The angel Gabriel kneeling before a standing

figure of the Virgin, and holding a scroll, on which is inscribed AVE

MARIA. Legend:

* [cross] S. HOS * PITALIS * IER * NE * NACH.

Yarmouth was anciently called Gernemutha, or Iernemutha; and Ives

attributes this seal to Yarmouth, though both the legend and the

workmanship have a decidedly foreign appearance.

Can any more satisfactory locality be assigned it?

2. Circular (1 in. in diameter). Three fishes naiant (the arms of

Yarmouth), within a bordure of six cusps. Legend:

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