Empaled. A chevron betw. 3 bulls heades . . . Hevyn

Harleian MS. No. 6829. p. 184–189.

{96} “One of the Cromwelle’s builded a preaty turret caullid the Tour of

the Moore; and thereby he made a faire greate ponde or lake, brickid

about. The lake is commonly caullid the Synkker.” Leland’s Itinerarium,

vi. 58.

{98} By some called _Bind_, by others _Clunch Clay_.