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All lectures will take place at the Society of Antiquaries, Burlington 
House, Piccadilly, London W1 (next to the Royal Academy) at 6.30 pm 
unless specified otherwise.
Wine is available afterwards until 8.30 pm. Guests are welcome.
Lectures are included in the annual subscription. Admission to
events marked * is by ticket only, available in advance from the
Honorary Secretary. These events are self financing, and a charge
is raised to cover the costs. Additional details appear in the
Heraldry Gazette. Fellowship decorations may be worn at events
marked +.

Wednesday 18th March 2009+
The John Brooke-Little Memorial Lecture: The Heraldry of St Etheldreda’s, Ely Place.
Dr Malcolm Golin FRCGP, Past Chairman of Council The Bishops of Ely had an extensive palace complex in London, of which only the chapel survives. This lecture explores the history, heraldry, and restoration of St Etheldreda’s, the link to the London Charterhouse of the Carthusian Order, and the involvement of Edward Bellasis, Lancaster Herald, and his family’s armory.

Chairman: Robert Noel Esq Lancaster Herald


Wednesday 22nd April 2009
Heraldry in the Isle of Man

Howard Connell Esq.
The Isle of Man has been ruled successively by the Vikings, the Scots, the Earls of Derby, the Dukes of Athol and finally, as a result of an exchange of sovereignty for hard cash, the British. This chequered history has given rise to some interesting heraldry, and to the Tynwald ceremony at which new laws are declaimed, with much pomp, by the Island’s senior judges, the Deemsters. This lecture will look at the Island’s heraldry and ceremonial.

Chairman: David Krause Esq. Vice Chairman of Council


Wednesday 20th May 2009
The Scriveners Company Lecture: The Baronets’ Battles for a Badge

David White Esq Somerset Herald, Chairman of the Heraldry Society.
As the 400th anniversary of the creation of the baronetcy approaches in 2011 this lecture will trace the baronets’ struggles for status and recognition over the centuries and in particular their repeated demands to be allowed a badge to hang about their person.

Chairman: Martin Davies Esq HonFHS Past Chairman of the Heraldry Society, Member of Council


Click here for full 2008/09 Prgramme in PDF.



The Society's bookstall is displayed at lecture evenings to enable members to buy or order publications and Society insignia.

The Programme Secretary is always pleased to hear members' suggestions for topics and events for the 2009-2010 programme.

Programme Team
Programme Secretary: Jeremy Goldsmith Esq.
Deputy Programme Secretary: Dr Richard Coultman
Projectionists: Robert S Harrison Esq.
James M Pettigrew Esq.

The following are shields painted by David Hubber and taken from the cover of a local history booklet on the village of Wollaston, Northamptonshire.
Neale
de Bray
St Mary's Abbey
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