Oxford and Cambridge Club.
[Our correspondent has wasted his ingenuity: the bearings are, first
quarter, Denmark, Or, semee of hearts gules, three lions passant
guardant. Second quarter, Norway, a lion crowned, or holding a Danish
battle-axe. In base Azure, three crowns, or two and one, Sweden.
Surmounted by the royal crown. See _Souverains du Monde_, t. iii.
p. 430.]
_Richard de Sancto Victorie._--In Anthony Mundy's _Successe of the Times_,
under the head "Scotland," he says,--
"In this King Alexander's reign (1110) lived also the holy man, Richard
de Sancto Victorie, being a Scot borne, but lyving the more part of his
time at Paris, in Fraunce, where he died, and lieth buried in the Abbey
of S. Victorie, he being a brother of the same house."
Can you furnish any particulars of my countryman Richard?