---- Vicarage.
[Mark Noble, in his _History of the College of Arms_, p. 57., remarks,
"There is nothing more difficult than to obtain a true and authentic
series of the heralds, previous to the foundation of the College of
Arms, or, to speak more properly, the incorporation of that body. Mr.
Lant, Mr. Anstis, Mr. Edmondson, and other gentlemen, who had the best
opportunities, and whose industry was equal to their advantage, have
not been able to accomplish it; and from that time, especially in
Richard's reign, it is not practicable. Some idea may be formed of the
heraldic body at the commencement of this reign, by observing the names
of those who attended the funeral of Edward IV. Sandford and other
writers mention Garter, Clarenceux, Norroy, March, and Ireland, _kings_
at arms; Chester, Leicester, Gloucester, and Buckingham, _heralds_; and
Rouge-Croix, Rose-Blanch, Calais, Guisnes, and Harrington,
_pursuivants_."]
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