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Beareth Arg. a bend betwixt six Martlets within a bordure Azure.
This house was sometime the Mansion of Sir William Furnivall in the raign of King Ri∣chard the second, as by Record appeareth.
He was afterwards Lord Furnival; his heir general married to Sir John Talbot, created Earl of Shrewsbury by King Henry the sixth, by reason whereof this Mansion house came to
the family of the 〈◊〉〈◊〉, Earls of Salop: and afterwards of later years, in the raign of Queen Elizabeth, the same house was by the Bench∣ers or the Ancients of Lincolns Inne purchased for the serting into the same a Society of Stu∣dents of the Common Lawes, from George Lord Talbot Earl of Salop; as by sundry deeds in the possession of the late right honorable Gilbert Earl of Shrewbury doth appear.