PETROPROMONTORIENSIS.

[His Lordship cannot be by _birth_ entitled to precede the whole

peerage of Scotland, though as Lord High Constable, when attending

the sovereign, he may have that precedence.]

_Heraldic._--A friend has sent me the following Note "from a local

paper:"

"In the hall, Fawsley, Northamptonshire, is an escutcheon,

containing no less than 334 quarterings."

Can any of your correspondents verify this statement, or refer me to any

other example of so full a blazonry?

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