In 1761 the Princess married George III., King of England, and her married life was uneventful. As Queen she devoted herself entirely to domestic matters. [Illustration] CHETWYND, WALTER _Arms._--Quartered. 1. Az., a chevron between 3 mullets or. _Chetwynd._ 2. Arg., 2 chevrons az. _Bagot._ 3. Quarterly, arg. and az., on a bend gu., 3 fleurs-de-lys or. _Garshall._ 4. Arg., 3 bars sa. _Raymond._ 5. Gu., 10 billets or. _Salter._ 6. Sa., 3 fishes naiant in pale or. _Verney._ 7. Gu., a lion rampant erm. _Meriford._ 8. Gu., 5 piles issuing from the sinister. _Henderson_ (?). 9. Sa., 3 pheons arg. _Egerton_ of Shropshire. 10. Paly wavy of 6, arg. and gu. _Gurnon._ 11. Arg., a chevron between 3 oak leaves vert. _Haslerigg._ 12. Az., a lion rampant or. _Hetherfield._ [DEMOCRITUS. _Anatomy of Melancholy._ Oxford, 1628.] Walter Chetwynd (born circ. 1620, died 1693) was a son of Walter Chetwynd of Ingestre, in Staffordshire. He was Member of Parliament for Stafford, and for Staffordshire, and Sheriff in 1680. Chetwynd was a Fellow of the Royal Society, and an Antiquary, particularly as concerned the County of Staffordshire. He was a friend of Dr. Robert Plot, who wrote _The Natural History of Staffordshire_ in 1686, and assisted him in many ways. His collections of drawings and manuscripts were nearly all lost in a fire at Ingestre in 1882. [Illustration] CHITTING, HENRY _Arms._--Quarterly; arg. and az., on a bend gu., 3 quatrefoils of the first. _Chitting._ _Crest._--A talbot's head erased arg. _Helmet._--That of an Esquire. _Motto._--FIDELITATE ET SAGACITATE. _Initials._--H. C. (Henry Chitting). [_Collection of rolls of the reigns of many kings._ Stowe, 601.] Henry Chitting (born 1580 (?), died 1638) was a herald and genealogist. In 1618 he became Chester Herald, and conducted several of the heraldic visitations of English counties. Chitting wrote a valuable work on the _Extinct Baronage of England_, and others of less general importance. [Illustration] CHOLMONDELEY, GEORGE, THIRD EARL CHOLMONDELEY _Arms._--Gu., in chief 2 helmets in profile arg., and in base a garb or. _Cholmondeley._ _Coronet._--That of an Earl. [FAERNI. _Fabulae._ London, 1743.]