The chiefs of Grant - Electric Scotland

AK.M(ii;iAi, p.i:.\i;ixi:s of tiii; ('\1)I'.t families of cuant. 531
(ilcANTs iiF ('ijki:ii:monv.- fluli s, tlin',- :inUiiuc crowns, or, witliiii .-i boiiluii-, clici|iu', of (lie secoinl and
tirst : Croot, a derni-savagi'. ])roi)ir. Mutti) npou an csl-imU, I^H sIhivI s.irc. [Matriculated lij- Jolm
(iraut
111' Conicniony. Xo ilatr.)
(!i;ams 01' Siiia-iii.iK, Cvdi.j.^ of ('uinar.MiiNV. — C!i\;. l a bi-ar's lind ccuijhmI, ardent, nmi'/lcd azure
(in accouul ."
niali'uid
dcsoont of tlie first (irant "f Ccin ;'ony, botwi -a tlii'oo anticiuo croM'iis, or, liis
jiatcrnal ';'ii-s: t'i\ ;,a lian\ au-troo, [iro]!']- : .Mi'tta, /' '.' ^'i/niis. | Matriculated Ijy James Orant of
Slicuglie, '.
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177(i.] l-.iter : ilnl-, mm a fo- i/ont, l>ot\\ i- -n tliroo antique crowns, or, for
i
(irant; o 1 a passant .fuardant, of the lirst, imiierially or . iicd, proper, lurOgilvie : Crest, a bany.an-tree
jirojier : M'- '.•, Jim-h-c^r'aiin.-.: [Matriculated bj- .fanica ('rintof Slieuglie and Uedeastle, son of tlie forc-
y'ling, 1st >iivcinl)er 1700.]
The Itiglil Honourable Cliaile.; (Irani, Baruu Olenely. a desci ndant of the (irants of .Shcuylio, used
tlie following coat-of-avnis : (!nks, on a fess between throe autii|iie cruMiis, or, a lion jiassaut guardant,
111 the lirst, inijitrially cnmned, pioper, belween two einquefoils. also of the liist. Above the shield is
jilaced a liaron's coronet, o\cr whieli is a hehnet ; mantling gules, doubled ermine, next to wliieli above
the achievcnient are two crests, that on the dexter side being, on a wivath of his liveries, a burning mount
]iroper, and that on the sinister side, also on a wreath .as aforesaid, a ban3'an-tree iirojier, and below the
shield the motto, S/,nnl J(r.f. [Matriculated 10th October lS.'!."i.]
(.Jkvnt.s of TrLl,(iC!li.;oi:M.--(;ule3, three antique crowns, or, all within a bordure of the second,
charged with three wreaths of laurel, vert: Crest, a burning mountain, proper: Motto, Sftin'l j'li.^t.
[Matriculated by Oeneral .Sir I'atiick (irant, l.'ith June ISfil.]
Gi;.\NT.s (fikst) of liALi.ixiiAi.i.oi ii. — (iulcs, a lioar's head eouped between three antique crowns, or:
Crest, an oak-tree growing out of the wreath imiper. The motto, in an escroll, is iSim .m. rohorc Jlnnat.
[Matriculated by Jolm Grant of Ballind.alloch, (ti\-a ](i7-.]
Robert Grant of Wester Klcliies, elaimiug to lie lineally descended from this family of Grant of
li.alIindalloeh, obtained a grant of arms .as follows :— (nilcs, a boar's head eiiu|ied between three antique
crowns, or, all within a bordure of the second : Ci'est, a dexter h.and, holding a branch of oak proper :
Motto, RaiJkdii firninnt frunilt^.
(ii:ANTS OF Wkstki: Ei.cints.—Same as last, except the crest, which is an oak-tree growing out of
the wreath proper: Mottoes, above the crest, Criii'ini-l,rO''lian : below the shield, Siio " rijiore Jiniutl.
[Matriculated by Chailes (irant of Wester Elcliies, eldest son of the above-mentioned Itobert Grant, on
'2r,th January KSll.]
CiKANTs OF C'Ar.p.ox, Cadets of Glenmohisto-N'.— (Jules, a dove, argent, holding iu her beak an olive
branch, vert, betwixt three antique crowns, or : Crest, an adder, nowcd, with her head erected, proper :
Motto, Il'isc ami liurinli xs. [Matriculated by John