The next anticipated vacancy will be when Thomas Woodcock, Garter, retires following his 70th birthday in May this year. The next most senior Herald is David White, Somerset.
US based eBay vendor, captain831, is offering for sale the 1809 Royal Licence for Roger Manwaring Parker to take the surname Manwaring. Roger was a minor at the time and the petition was made by his father, John Robert Parker of Upper Harley Street, in accordance with the wishes for Roger’s great aunt Mary Jones nee Manwaring.
The Rev’d Roger Manwaring Manwaring MA died in 1825 without issue aged 31.
The current price is USD999.00 approx £722.
Arms: Argent two bars Gules (a mullet for difference) Crest: An Ass’s head erased proper haltered Or (a mullet for difference)
Dated: 20th February 1809
Garter: Sir Issac Heard Clarenceux: George Harrison Norroy: Ralph Bigland
Auctioneers Mellors & Kirk of Nottingham are offering for sale the 1919 Grant of Arms to Lieutenant Colonel Sir Henry Dennis Readett-Bayley, KBE, DL, JP (1878-1940) of Lenton Abbey in respect of the surname Readett when he assumed and adopted the surname Readett-Bayley in lieu of Bayley.
The live auction will be held on the 14th & 15th April. The auctioneer’s estimate is £100-£150.
Arms: Quarterly 1st & 4th Gules fretty Or on a chief Argent three bears gambs erect Sable (Bayley) 2nd & 3rd Azure in chief two mullets and in base a trefoil slipped Or (Readett). Crest: 1. A gryphon ejant Sable resting the dexter claw on a fret Or (Bayley) Crest: 2. Upon a mount Vert in front of park pales proper a horse passant Gules bridled Or (Readett). Motto: Swift and True Dated: 25th February 1919
Garter: Henry Farnham Burke Clarenceux: Charles Harold Athill
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