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I Shall not need here, I hope, to run over all parts of Philosophy, and Diviniry, and to tell what Trees are, and their Natures; For as they are not discourses pertinent to this place; so Mr Guillim, as well as my self might have 〈◊〉〈◊〉 every ingenious man as know∣ing as himself in it; or at least 〈◊〉〈◊〉: And
to none other do I submit my endeavours. I shall only trouble the Reader with their various bearing, in the examples of some few, which will direct to all others,
And herein the first is Argent, on a mount in base a Pine-tree fructed proper, by the name of Pine.
The second is Gules, the trunck of a tree in pale eradicated and cooped, Sprouting out two branches Arg. by the name of Stockden of Lei∣cestershire.
The third is Arg. three sterved branches slip∣ped Sables, by the name of Black-stock.
The fourth is Arg. a Cheveron Gules, be∣tween three garbs of the second, by the Lord Sheffield Earle of Mougrave.
The fifth is Sables, three Lillies slipped Arg. the Coat-Armor of Winchester Colledge.
The sixt is Arg. a Cheveron Sables, between three Columbines proper; by the name of Hall of Coventry.
The seventh is Arg. a fesse Nebule between three trefoyls slipt Gules, by the name of Thorpe of Glocestershire.
The eight Arg. 〈◊〉〈◊〉 Holly leaves pendant proper, by the name of Inwine.
The ninth, a fesse Arg. three Apples trans∣posed in base Or, by the name of Harwine of Devon.