Heraldry of the Stewarts

OTHER STEWARTS 85
(273) Col. John Alexander Man Stuart, C.B., C.M.G. Recorded 1894. Gold,
a fess chequy blue and silver, between two lions rampant in chief, and one in
base blue. CREST : A silver unicorn's head erased. MOTTO : " Nil time "
{Lyon Register). [Plate VIII., fig. 123.]
(274) JOHN Stewart, Canada. Recorded 1834. Gold, a /ess chequy blue and silver,
within a red bordure charged with four gold galleys, oars in action. CREST :
A demi lion rampant proper. MOTTO : " Nobilis ira" (Lyon Register).
[Plate VIII., fig. 124.]
(275) Mrs Louisa Sydney Stuart, Belton Strange House, Co. Salop.
Recorded 1 892. Gold, a /ess chequy blue and silver. In base, a savage's
head couped proper. CREST : A unicorn's head erased black, horned and
maned gold, cliarged on the neck with a /ess chequy blue and silver. Motto :
" Quhidder" (Lyon Register). [Plate VIII., fig. 125.]
(276) Sir Thomas Grainger Stewart, M.D. Recorded 1891. Gold, a /ess
chequy blue and silver, between two cross crosslets /itchy in chief, and a garb
in base red; the last banded gold. CREST : Two hands proper, grasping a
man's heart, gold. MOTTO : " Corde et manu " (Lyon Register). [Plate
VIII, fig. 126.]
(277) Thomas P. A. Stuart, M.D., Sydney, N.S.W. Recorded 1887. Parted per
/ess gold and silver, a /ess chequy blue and silver ; between a black galley,
oars in action, flagged red in chief, and a black saltire couped in base.
CREST : A galley as in the Arms. MOTTO : " En avant " (Lyon Register).
[Plate VIII, fig. 127.]
(278) Captain William Little Stewart. Recorded 185 1. 1 and 4. Gold, a
fess chequy blue and silver, within a red bordure ; on a red canton a gold
Eastern crown. 2 and 3. Gold, on a blue bend a spur rowel between two
crescents gold ; witliin a double tressure flory-cotinter-flory, and all within a
bordure blue. CREST : On a gold mural crown six lances disposed saltire-
ways proper. MOTTOES : above, " Ready, aye ready " ; below, " Resolve is
power" (Lyon Register). [Plate VIII, fig. 128.]
(279) Stewart of Daningstoun or Davingstone. Gold, a fess chequy blue and
silver, within a red engrailed bordure (Lindsay and Nisbet).
(280) STEWART OF GORME OR CORME (Lindsay and Nisbet). (See Atholl, Plate
HI., fig. 39-)