  :Here's another example, found this on GoogleBooks, The Genealogy of the existing British peerage and baronetage, by Edmund Lodge, 1859, page 753. This coat of arms is listed for the 9th baronet (25th chief). Quarterly, 1st argent, a rock gules; 2nd, argent, a dexter hand fesswise, couped gules, holding a cross-crosslet fitchee in pale azure; 3rd, Or, a lymphad sable; 4th, argent, a salmon naiant proper, in chief two eagles' heads erased affrontee gules. The lymphad and eagles' heads appear to differ from the 28th's, as well as the supporters (two ostriches).  