[SACCHI. _Platinae hystoria de vitis potificum._ Venetiis, 1511.] Heneage Finch (born c. 1647, died 22nd July 1719) was the second son of the first Earl of Nottingham. Mr. Finch was an eminent lawyer, and in 1678 he became Solicitor-General. He was Member of Parliament for Oxford, and in 1702, shortly after the accession of Queen Anne, he was chosen to receive Her Majesty when she visited that city. On this occasion he was created Baron of Guernsey. On the accession of George I. Lord Guernsey was created Earl of Aylesford, and also made a Member of the Privy Council and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. [Illustration] FITZ-ALAN, HENRY, EIGHTEENTH EARL OF ARUNDEL _Arms._--Within the Garter. Quarterly. 1st and 4th; gu., a lion rampant or. _Fitz-Alan._ 2nd and 3rd; sa., a fret or. _Maltravers._ _Crest._--Out of an heraldic coronet gu., a demi eagle, wings displayed or. _Helmet._--That of a Peer. _Motto._--VIRTVTIS LAVS ACTIO. _Note._--Coloured. The earliest heraldic book-stamp of an English subject as yet known. [ARISTOTLE. Venetiis, 1513.] [Illustration] _Badge._--A horse courant arg., bearing in his mouth a sprig of oak ppr. [_Biblia._ Venice, 1544.] Henry Fitz-Alan (born c. 1511, died c. 1580) was the son of William, Earl of Arundel, and succeeded his father in 1544. Lord Arundel was a soldier of repute, and took part in the siege of Boulogne in 1545. He gave political offence to the Earl of Warwick in the reign of Edward VI. and was committed to the Tower. He acted as Constable at the coronation of Queen Mary, and as Lord High Steward at that of Queen Elizabeth. He was a Knight of the Garter. Fond of books, Lord Arundel made a large collection of them, and profited by the dissolution of the monasteries in the early sixteenth century to add to his library at Nonsuch. Many of his books had belonged to Archbishop Cranmer. He bequeathed his library to his son-in-law, Lord Lumley, and they were nearly all purchased eventually by Henry, Prince of Wales. [Illustration] FREDERICK, ELECTOR PALATINE OF THE RHINE, AFTERWARDS KING OF BOHEMIA. _Arms._--Impaled. Dexter: Quarterly. 1st and 4th; sa., a lion rampant or, crowned gu. _Pfalz-am-Rhein._ 2nd and 3rd; lozengy, az. and arg. _Bavaria._ Over all an escutcheon of pretence bearing a Royal orb as an emblem of dominion. Sinister: The Royal arms of James I. (q.v.). _Crest._--Out of a princely coronet, a lion sejant or, crowned gu., between 2 buffalo horns lozengy, az. and arg. _Supporters._--2 lions rampant or, crowned gu. [LEGRAIN. _Decade contenant la vie et gestes de Henry le Grand Roy de France._ Paris, 1614.]