Referring to the lists in the “Stow” of 1633, the following Mayors have marks of cadency on their arms. The arms, therefore, are not newly granted but hereditary:— “Adam Bamme, 1390. Ermine, on a chief indented, sable, two trefoils, argent: an annulet for difference, being the mark of cadency for a fifth son. John Froyshe, 1394. A fess engrailed: an annulet. Richard Whittington, 1397. A fess checky: an annulet. Drew Barentyn, 1397. Three eagles, displayed: an annulet. Ralf Jocelyn, 1464. Azure, a wreath, argent and sable, with four bells, or: a mullet for difference, third son. [Sir John] Young, 1466. Lozengy, two unicorns’ heads, erased, on a bend: an annulet. [Sir Thomas] Mirfine, 1518. Argent, a chevron sable: a mullet, and in dexter chief a crescent: perhaps third son of a second son. [Sir John] Bruges, 1520. Argent, a cross sable, a leopard’s face, or: a crescent. Dodmer, 1529. A crescent. Lambert, 1531. An annulet. Dormer, 1541. A crescent. Amcoates, 1548. A crescent. White, 1553. An annulet. Curteis, 1557. A crescent. [Sir Thomas] Rowe, 1568. A crescent. Ducket, 1572. A mullet. Harvey, 1581. A crescent. Bond, 1587. A crescent, thereon a mullet. Calthrop, 1588. A crescent. [Sir William] Rowe, 1592. A crescent. Some, 1598. A crescent.” The following have quartered coats:— “Chalton, 1449. Clopton, 1491. Bradbury, 1509. Rudstone, 1528. Amcoates, 1548, eight coats. Jud, 1550. Martin, 1567. Heyward, 1570, six coats. Ducket, 1572. Woodroffe, 1579. Branche, 1580. Osborne, 1583, three coats. Dixie, 1585. Barne, 1586. Calthrop, 1588, five coats. Heyward, 1590. Billingsley, 1596. Mosley, 1599. The following is the list in full already referred to, of the nobility and gentry living in and about London in 1673. I have omitted those names whose rank was lower than that of Baronet so as not to include the City and law knights:—