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ensign
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Penerarius
Penerarius, an ensign-bearer, Cowel.
Gonfalon
The ensign or standard in use by certain princes or states such as the mediaeligval republics of Italy and in
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Insignia
Insignia, ensigns or arms.
Collusion
(1894) 6 Rep 167: 86 LT 365n (HL). There is no Judge; but a person invested with the ensigns of a judicial office, is misemployed in listening to a fictitious cause proposed to him, there is no
Laureate or laureat
is for that reason that Selden, in his Titles of Honour, speaks of the laurel crown as an ensign of the degree of mastership in poetry. A relic of the old university practice of crowning distinguished student
Virga
Virga, a rod or ensign of office, Cowel.
Tenure
Wellington for their brilliant military services are held in petit serjeanty, each rendering annually a small flag or ensign, which is deposited in Windsor Castle. Existing incidents of tenures in grand and petit serjeanty have been saved
Pennon
Pennon, a standard, banner or ensign carried in war.
Poursuivant
poursuivancy was founded by Henry VII. on the day before his coronation, the name being derived from the ensign of his ancestor, Cadwaladyr. He also assumed a red dragon as the dexter supporter of his arms. (4)
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ensign
Matched in: Term ensign
Penerarius
Penerarius, an ensign-bearer, Cowel.
Gonfalon
The ensign or standard in use by certain princes or states such as the mediaeligval republics of Italy and in
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Insignia
Insignia, ensigns or arms.
Collusion
(1894) 6 Rep 167: 86 LT 365n (HL). There is no Judge; but a person invested with the ensigns of a judicial office, is misemployed in listening to a fictitious cause proposed to him, there is no
Laureate or laureat
is for that reason that Selden, in his Titles of Honour, speaks of the laurel crown as an ensign of the degree of mastership in poetry. A relic of the old university practice of crowning distinguished student
Virga
Virga, a rod or ensign of office, Cowel.
Tenure
Wellington for their brilliant military services are held in petit serjeanty, each rendering annually a small flag or ensign, which is deposited in Windsor Castle. Existing incidents of tenures in grand and petit serjeanty have been saved
Pennon
Pennon, a standard, banner or ensign carried in war.
Poursuivant
poursuivancy was founded by Henry VII. on the day before his coronation, the name being derived from the ensign of his ancestor, Cadwaladyr. He also assumed a red dragon as the dexter supporter of his arms. (4)
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