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Bavesar, Walter de— (H. iii. Roll) bore, argent, a lyon rampant tail fourchée gules; Dering Roll.

Baynarde, Sir Robert, of Norfolk— (E. i. Roll) bore, sable a fess between two chevronels or; Parly. Roll. For John in Jenyns' Ord. F.

Bayning, William de—(H. iii. Roll) bore, aigent, three fleurs-de-lys azure ; Howard Roll.

Baynton, Sir Robert, knighted at the capitulation of Calais 1348 — bore, sable a bend fusily argent. F.

Bayous, Sir John, knighted at the capitulation of Calais 1348 — bore, gules, two bars and in chief three escallops argent (F.); the same coat was borne by Sir William, of co. Linc., at the first Dunstable tournament 1308.

Bayouse, Herbert, of Merkington — (E. in. Roll) bore, gules, an orle argent over all a bend vair; Jenyns' Ordinary. F.

Bayouse, Sir Robert, of Hunts.— (E. ii. Roll) bore, argent three water-bougets purpure; F. Parliamentary Roll : lyonceux rampant in Harl. M.S. 6137 f 22.

Beauchamp, William, de Elmeley — (E. i. Roll) bore, gules, a fess or — Grimaldi Roll; James differenced with a label (5) argent (or azure); Arden and St. George Rolls.

‡Beauchamp, "Wa(l)ter de— (H. iii. Roll) bore, gules, a fess and in chief three martlets or; Dering and Howard Rolls.

Beauchamp, Sir Walter de, banneret, (3rd son of William, 5th Baron of Elmeley) — Sealed, as Dominus de Alcestre, the Barons' letter to the Pope 1301, pp. xx, xxiv, bore, at the battle of Falkirk 1298, and at the siege of Carlaverock 1300, gules, a fess between six martlets or; a Sir Walter bore the same at the battle of Boroughbridge 1322. They were also borne by Sir Giles, at the siege of Calais 1345-8. (F.)

(i) Another Sir Gyles differenced at the battle of Boroughbridge with a bordure eii- grelée argent; endentée in Parly. Writs App.

(2) Sir John, son of Sir Giles, differenced at the siege of Calais 1345-8, with a label (3) points argent (or azure).

(3) Sir Edward (or Sir Giles) who was knighted at the capitulation of Calais 1348, differenced, with a label (5), pendants gobony argent and azure.

(4) Roger differenced, with a mullet pierced sable; Surrey Roll.

(5) Sir Wiilliam, of co. Gloucester, differenced at the first Dunstable tournament 1308, with a bordure indented or. Parly. Roll.

(6) .Another William bore, at the second Dunstable tournament 1334, for difference, "sur le melot devaunt," three chevrons gules; Sloane MS. 1301 fo. 260$b$.

(7) Sir Walter (f 2) John of Powick bore Sir Walter's coat within a bordure argent; Parl. M.S. 1481 fo. 41.

Beavichamp, Guy, 2nd Earl of Warwick — bore, at the battle of Falkirk 1298, at the siege of Carlaverock 1300, and at the first Dunstable tournament 1308, gules crusily (3, 3) and a fess or, as did his son Thomas, 2nd Earl, at the second Dunstable tournament 1334. (F. ) They are ascribed to William, banneret, 1st Earl, 24 E. L, 1295-6 in the Parly. Roll. (K.) Earl William and Earl Guy also bore it, quarterly with 'Le Veyl escu ' (de Warwike), checquy or and azure, a chevron ermine—F. —(the latter sealed the ffarons' letter to the Pope 1301, p|>. xvi. xxiv); Nobility Roll; borne quarterly also by Thomas, 3rd Earl, at the siege of Calais 1345-8, and Richard, 5th Earl, at the siege of Rouen in 1418; tricked crusily (7, 6) Jenyns' Ordinary. See Monumental Effigies of the 3rd and 4th Earls, and Tiles, Neath Abbey, p. vii.

THOMAS BEAUCHAMP,

4TH Earl of Warwick, K.G. 1406.

In S. Mary Church, Warwick.

After Waller.