Lewis-Methuen. Lewis-Rossmore. Lewis-Polwarth. Liddell-Barrington. Lindley-Elibank. Lister-Kaye (Cunliffe-)-Tal- Lowe, (re-m.)-Boyne. Lumsden-Arbuthnott. Lushington-Harris. Lyell-Arbuthnott. Lynn, (Goodenough-)-Tor- Lytton Bulwer, Lady-Cow- Maberly-Dunalley. Norton--Erskine. O'Brien-Gainsborough. O'Ferrall - Caddell South- Oliphant-Elibank. Onslow-Petre. Peirse-Monson. Pell, Lady-St. John. Perry-Dunalley. Phayre-Wodehouse. Philips, Lady-Waterpark. Phillimore-Ongley. Phillips-Gainsborough. Pratt-Boston. Preston-Decies. Price-Dunsany. Price-Strathmore. Proctor (Beauchamp-) Rad- Prowse-Boston. Pryse Loveden-)-Ashbrook, Quin-Plunket. Ramsay, Lady-Panmure. Ramsay-Belhaven. Ramsay Belhaven. Ramsay-Torphichen. Ramsden-Zetland. Ramsden-Ellenborough. Randolph-Falmouth. Rashleigh-Blantyre. Rechberg, Css.-Ranelagh. Reilly-St.-Leonards. Richards-Hood. Richardson-Braye. Ricketts, (re-m.)-Saye and MOTTOES OF ALL THE PEERS. ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED AND TRANSLATED. N.B. BISHOPS AND PEERESSES USE NO MOTTOES. Dieu et mon droit. God and my right. The Queen. Abstulit qui dedit. He who gave has taken away. Stafford. A clean heart and a cheerful spirit. Portman. A cruce salus. Salvation from the cross. e Mayo and 1 Downes. A cuspide corona. A Deo et rege. From God and the King. e Chesterfield; e Stanhope; and e Harrington. Redesdale; and Truro. Adversa virtute repello. By courage I repel adversity. Londesborough. A fin. To the end. e Airlie. Agincourt. Wodehouse. Algiers. v Exmouth. Alte fert aquila. The eagle bears me on high. Monteagle. A ma puissance. To my power. Amo. I love. d Buccleuch. Anchor, fast anchor. Gray. e Stamford. Animo, non astutia. By courage, not craft. m Huntly. e Fitzwilliam. Aperto vivere voto. To live with will unfettered. e Aylesford. e Buckinghamshire. Auspicium melioris ævi. A pledge of better times. d St Albans. Auxilium ab alto. Help from above. e Roscommon; and 1 Clonbrock. Auxilium meum a Domino. My help is from the Lord. Mostyn. Avancez. Advance. v Hill. Avi numerantur avorum. I follow a long train of ancestors. Grantley. Avise la fin. Consider the end. m Ailsa. Avito viret honore. He flourishes in an honourable ancestry. m Bute; 1 Stuartde Decies; and 1 Wharncliffe. Aymez loyaulté. Love loyalty. m Winchester; and 1 Bolton. Bear and forbear. Langford. Be fast. e Mexborough. Be just, and fear not. v Lifford. Bella! horrida bella! Wars! horrid wars! Lisle. Be mindful. e Cawdor. Be traist. d Roxburghe. Candide et constanter. Candidly and constantly. e Coventry. Cassis tutissima virtus. Virtue is the safest defence. m Cholmondeley; and 1 Dela mere. Cause caused it. Elphinstone. Cavendo tutus. Che sara, sara. Secure in caution. d Devonshire; e Burlington; and 1 Waterpark, Chio che Dio vuole, io voglio. What God wills, I will. Dormer. Cœlum non animum. You may change your climate, not your mind. e Waldegrave. Comme je trouve. As I find. m Ormonde. Commit thy work to God. e Caithness. Consilio et prudentia. By counsel and prudence. e Clancarty. Cor unum, via una. One heart, one way. m Exeter. Courage sans peur. Courage without fear. v Gage. Craignez houte. Fear disgrace. d Portland. Crede Byron. Trust Byron. Byron. m Headfort. Crom a boo. Crom (a castle formerly belonging to the Fitz-Gerald family) for ever. d Leinster; and 1 De Ros. Cruci dum spiro fido. Whilst I have breath, my faith is in the Cross. v Galway. Data fata secutus. Following his declared fate. St. John. Dat Deus incrementum. God gives the increase. Crofton. De bon vouloir servir le roi. To serve the king with good will. e Tankerville; and Delectare in Domino. Delighting in God. Poltimore. Denique Cœlum. Heaven at last. e Leven and Melville. Deo adjuvante, fortuna sequatur. God assisting, success must follow. v Exmouth. Deo date. Give to God. Arundell. Deo duce, ferro comitante. God being my leader, my sword my companion. e Charlemont. Deo fidelis et Regi. Faithful to God and the King. Dunsandle. Deo juvante. God aiding. e Lauderdale. Deo non fortunâ. From God, not fortune. e Digby. Deo, patriæ, amicis. To God, my country, and my friends. d Buckingham; and 1 Colchester. Deo, regi, patriæ. To God, my king, and my country. Feversham. Deum cole, regem serva. Worship God, and serve the king. e Enniskillen. Deus major columna. God is the best support. Keane. Dieu ayde. God assists. v Montmorres; and v Frankfort de Montmorency. chester. By displacing, not by changing me. Dominus providebit. The Lord will provide. e Glasgow. Dread God. e Southesk. En bon espoir. In good hope. Willoughby de Eresby. En grace affie. On grace depend. e Cardigan. d Man En la rose je fleurie. I flourish in the rose. d Richmond. e Portsmouth. Espérance en Dieu. Hope in God. d Northumberland; and e Beverley. Esse, quàm videri. To be, rather than seem to be. e Winterton; and 1 Lurgan. Et decus et pretium recti. The ornament and reward of virtue. d Grafton; and 1 Southampton. Et nos quoque tela sparsimus. And we too have scattered arrows. m Hastings. Faire mon devoir. To do my duty. e Roden. e Ilchester. Walsingham. Ravensworth. Famam extendere factis. To extend fame by deeds. v Galway. Fax mentis incendium gloriæ. Fear God in life. Somerville. Fear to transgress. e Clonmell. The torch of the mind is the flame of glory. e Firmior quo paratior. I am strong by being always prepared. e Selkirk. Louth; and Plunkett. Fide et amore. By faith and love. m Hertford. Fide et fiduciâ. By faith and fortitude. e Rosebery. Fide et fortitudine. Dunsany; e Jersey; and e Clarendon. e Morley. Fides probata coronat. Tried faith triumphs. Polwarth. Fiel pero desdichado. Faithful but unfortunate. d of Marlborough. Finem respice. Look to the end. Firm. e Stair. e Darnley. Flecti, non frangi. To be bent, not broken. v Palmerston. Forte et fidele. Strong and faithful. Talbot de Malahide. Fortem posce animum. Wish for a strong 'mind. Saye and Selc. e Fortescue. Forti et fideli nihil difficile. To courage and constancy nothing is difficult. Muskerry. Fortis cadere, cedere non potest. The brave man may fall, but cannot yield. m Drogheda; and e Charleville. Fortiter et fideliter. Boldly and faithfully. Oranmore. Fortiter, fideliter, feliciter. Boldly, faithfully, successfully. v. Monck. Fortiter gerit crucem. He bravely supports the cross. e Donoughmore. Fortuna sequatur. Let fortune follow. e Aberdeen. Forward. m Queensberry; and e Castle-Stewart. Foy est tout. Faith is everything. e De Grey; and e Ripon. Foy pour devoir. Faith for duty. d Somerset. Frangas, non flectes. You may break, you shall not bend me. d Sutherland; and e Granville. Frappe fort. Strike hard. Wodehouse. Fuimus. We were. m Ailesbury; and e Elgin. Furth fortune, and fill the fetters. d Atholl; and e Dunmore. Gardez la foy. Keep the faith. e Poulett; and 1 Kensington. Gloria virtutis umbra. Glory is the shadow of virtue. e Longford. God send grace. e Erne. |