My Lords and Ladies,

Herein are corrections to various Letters of Acceptances and Returns.

Corrections to the February 1991 LoAR

MIDDLE

Alan Járnhauss inn Hárlangi. Name.

Laurel missed the correction sent out by Lord Dragon correcting the grammar to the byname (from Hárlangri).

Sorry, Laurel really didn't intend to register it as "Brownwen".

Proving once again that Laurel's left hand doesn't know what his right hand is doing, this had been misspelled as Kyrkyntolaghe on the LoAR.

ANSTEORRA

Gwydion ap Dafydd. Name.

Though spelled "ap Daffyd" in the LoI, the forms have the correct Welsh form of the name.

Diana Ausonia de Nápoli. Name.

A typo on the LoAR made the middle name into Ausonis.

The LoAR called it a bodure (whatever that is!).

The LoAR made the placename Greyhold.

Thorgeirr inn vikverski Karlsson. Name.

The article here should be the masculine inn, not the feminine in.

The name was listed in both Acceptances and Returns. The entry in Returns was in error. The name is registered.

MERIDIES

Axemoor, Barony of. Augmentation of arms. Sable, in bend sinister an axe inverted reversed and an axe both bendwise sinister, Or between two scarpes, overall a laurel wreath argent, for an augmentation, in chief three mullets argent.

The LoAR had mistakenly changed the tincture of the scarpes and laurel wreath to vert.

CAID

Steffan the Scrivener. Device. Sable, on a roundel erminois, a cat sejant affronty sable, holding in its mouth a quill argent.

The LoAR had the cat maintaining the quill in its mouth, a verb more often applied to charges held in the hand or paw.

EAST

Loric of Winteroak. Badge for Brotherhood of Saint Pyr. Per bend sable and Or, in bend sinister a goblet fesswise Or, distilling a goutte de sang, and a sandle sable.

The orientation of the goblet was misblazoned as bendwise in the LoAR.

The LoAR accidentally left out the sinister-ness of the bend.

Manfred von dem Schwarzwald. Badge. Argent, on an oak tree eradicated sable a cross formy argent, all within a bordure dovetailed sable.

The LoAR mistakenly blazoned the bordure as embattled.

The LoAR did not mention that the crosses on the chief were also fitchy.

CAID

Desert March, Canton of. Device. Or, two swords in saltire gules between two piles inverted purpure, overall a laurel wreath counterchanged.

The LoAR accidentally left out the tincture of the swords.

The LoAR mistakenly changed the particle from "de" to "of".

The LoAR was missing the "s" in attires, thus losing the pairing of the antlers.

CAID

Gareth Marcellus of Camalodenum. Badge. Gules, a lightning bolt fesswise Or, overall a bezant.

The first charge is, of course, not a bold as the LoAR stated.

The LoAR did not note the sinister orientation of the eagle.

CAID

Alexander Baird. Device. Sable, three wake knots conjoined in pall inverted throughout Or.

The LoAR did not note the inversion of the pall of knots.

WEST

College of Saint Adelheim. Device. Per bend azure and Or, in bend sinister a tower within a laruel wreath argent and three fountains in bend.

The LoAR misblazoned the field as per fess.

Emrys Eustace Boreyne. Name.

This was accidentally registered as Emrys Eustance Boreyne, but the forms all have the above form.

The blazon in Update V stops after the first charge.