Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, _Semper paratus_. Signed, _H. Dawkins Sculp._ The frame is very like that of the Bushrod Washington plate in some respects. This type is not uncommon; the peculiar cant of the shield, the hissing griffin perched threateningly upon the corner of the frame, and the very form and arrangement of the flowers and spray are duplicated in several instances. Son of Thomas Hopkinson, the Councillor of Pennsylvania. A signer of the Declaration from New Jersey. 391. HOPKINSON. _Joseph Hopkinson._ Armorial. The same copper as the last, with the name changed. The first name, Francis, is not well removed and shows in the printing of the plate. Son of Francis. A distinguished lawyer. Author of “Hail Columbia.” 392. HORANIAN SOCIETY. _Horanian Society Library._ Allegorical. The large shield displays a picture of the Madonna; the supporters are Diana and the Muse of History; the crest is a pile of three books with an owl perched upon them. A large pediment supports the shield and the figures, and on its face the name is given within an elliptical frame; festoons and a curtain of cloth hang about it, and the motto, _Mutual Improvement_, is given upon a ribbon which is draped across the top of the frame. Signed, _P. R. Maverick Sct. No. 3 Crown Street. N.Y._ 393. HORRY. _Dan Horry. Esqr._ Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, _Toujours fidèle_. Of South Carolina. 394. HORSMANDEN. _Daniel Horsmanden. Esqr._ Armorial. Jacobean. Motto, _De interior templo socius_. Author of “Negro Plot of New York, 1741.” Published in 1810. Born, 1691; died, Flatbush, 1778. Illustrated in “Curio,” page 65. 395. HUBARD. Armorial. Of Virginia. 396. HUMPHREY. _Henry B. Humphrey._ Pictorial. A very graceful framework encloses several spaces which are occupied by decorative features. Above the name, Minerva, helmeted and robed, with shield and spear, is seated attended by the owl. Beneath her the motto appears on a curved portion of the frame, _Inter folia fructus_. Beneath this again is the name within an oval formed by two writhing snakes; at either side of this are female griffins, sejant. At the very lowest point of the design a grotesque canephoros head is seen. Of Boston. 397. HUNTER. _Archibald Hunter._ Armorial. Signed by Dawkins. 398. HUNTER. _John Hunter._ Plain armorial. No motto. A small plate. 399. HUNTER. _His Excellency, Robert Hunter. Esqr._ Armorial. Jacobean. Motto, _At re non impetu_. In writing, _the General and Chief General of Jamaica_. Author of the famous letter on “Enthusiasm,” which was attributed to Shaftesbury and to Swift. Became Governor of Jamaica in 1728. 400. HUNTER. _William J. Hunter._ Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. Motto, _Sola bona quae honesta_. Signed, _Engrd. by P. R. Maverick 65 Liberty St. N. Y._ 401. HURD. _Name of Hurd._