[Of  no  authority.]

CARPENTERS,  Worshipful  Company  of  (London).  (Incorporated  -th  July
1477.)  Argent,  a  chevron  engrailed  between  three  pairs  of  compasses,  their
points  expanded  towards  the  base  sable.     Motto — "  Honour  God."

[Granted  by  T.  Hawkeslow,  Clarenceux,  24th  November  1466.  The  grant
is  printed  in  Jupp's  "  History  of  the  Carpenters'  Company,"  p.  10.]

CARPENTERS,  JOYNERS,  COOPERS,  WHEELWRIGHTS,  AND
SAWYERS,  Company  of  (Durham).  The  Banner  of  St  Cuthbert  "with
arms  appertaining  to  their  trades."

[Recorded  in  the  College  of  Arms.]

CARPENTERS'  COMPANY  (Villefranche).  Azure,  in  chief  a  pair  of  com-
passes expanded  and  in  base  a  square  both  or.
CARPENTERS'  COMPANY  (Bayonne,  France).  Sable,  an  axe  bendways
argent.
CARPENTERS'  COMPANY  (Angers,  France).  Azure,  in  chief  a  mallet  and
in  base  an  axe  fesseways  argent.
CARPENTERS.  Refer  to  Wrights,  and  refer  to  Stornoway,  Incorporated
Trades  of

CAR  RAIL.     See  Crail.
CARRICKFERGUS  (Co.  Antrim).  Has  no  armorial  bearings.  The  seal  of  the
Port  and  Customs  of  Carrickfergus  shows  an  escutcheon  charged  with  three
harps,  two  and  one.  But  the  seal  of  the  town  represents  upon  water  a  castle
triple-towered,  the  port  open,  in  chief  two  birds,  and  on  either  side  of  the  castle
foliage.  The  legend  is  "  Sigillum  comunede  Cragferg."  The  editor  is  indebted
to  a  pamphlet  published  by  Mr  John  Vinycomb  for  the  foregoing  information.
CARRICK-ON-SUIR  (Co.  Tipperary).  Has  no  armorial  bearings,  and  the  seal
simply  exhibits  the  Legend,  "  Carrick-on-Suir  Town  Commissioners."

CARRICK-ON-SHANNON  (Co.  Leitrim).     Has  no  armorial  bearings.
CASHEL  (Co.  Tipperary).  Has  no  armorial  bearings.  Burke's  "  General
Armory,"  quotes,  however,  "  Vert  a  castle  triple-towered  ar.  on  the  centre
tower  a  double-tongued  pennant  on  a  staff  or."

CASHEL,  See  of.     Gules,  two  keys  in  saltire,  wards  upwards  or.
