The Duke of Norfolk has an augmentation, _viz._ an _Escocheon Or_, in the middle of the Bend, charged with a _Demi-Lion_ Rampant, _pierced through the Mouth with an Arrow_, within a double Tressure counterfleur'd Gules; which was granted by King Henry VIII. for his services at the Battle of Flodden Field[299]. [299] Nisbet's Cadencies, pp. 91, 92. * * * * * Besides these and many other Bearings, not at this day easily, if at all, to be accounted for, the Scots have, like ourselves, several that are responsive to the Name. Of these I have selected the few which follow, and have given their material Charge, without attending to the Colours, or to the Blazonry of the whole. Thus _Cockburn_ has a Charge of Three Cocks. _Craw_ and _Craufurd_, Three Crows[300]. [300] This Bearing is of late introduction, as alluding to the Name; for those of the Name anciently gave for Arms "Gules, a Fess Ermine;" and another Branch gave "Argent, Three Stags' Heads erased Gules." [Nisbet]. Crawfurd of Cloverhill has a still stronger relation both to the Name and to his Seat; for to the original Bearing he adds Three Crows; for Crest has a Garb (or Wheatsheaf); and for Motto, "God feeds the Crows." Id. p. 57.--Like the Motto of our Corbet, "Deus pascit Corvos." _Fraser_, Three Frases or Cinquefoils. _Falconer_, a Falcon. _Forester_, Three Bugle Horns; and the Peer of that Name and Title has for his Motto, "Blow, Hunter, thy Horn." _Heart_, Three Men's Hearts. _Hog_, Three Boars' Heads. _Justice_, A Sword in Pale, supporting a Balance. _Skene_, Three Daggers, in the Scottish Language called Skenes. Mottoes. The Motto of DALZIEL, Earl of CARNWARTH, now an attainted Title, is, "I Dare;" the reason of which is given by Crawfurd, in his Peerage of Scotland. The ancient armorial bearing of this Family was, A Man hanging on a Gallows, though it is now only a Naked Man with his Arms expanded. Some one of the Family having, perhaps, dropped the Gallows and the Rope, as deeming it an ignominious Bearing.