with a silver core and green leaves): in the 1st and 4th parts - the English royal coat of arms (four times: in the 1st and 4th parts in the azure field three golden lilies [France]; in the 2nd and 3rd parts in the scarlet field three golden leopards [walking on the alert of a lion], armed with azure, one above the other); in the 2nd part - the coat of arms of Scotland (in a golden field, scarlet, armed with azure, a rising lion, surrounded by a double flourishing and counter-blooming inner border); in the 3rd part - the coat of arms of Ireland (a gold harp with silver strings in an azure field). The shield is surmounted by a crown corresponding to the dignity of the children of the monarch with the owner's cap. Above the crown is a crest: a golden leopard crowned with a golden crown of the monarch's children with a silver title (as in a shield) around its neck, also standing on a golden crown. The shield is girded with the ribbon of the Order of the Garter of dark blue velvet with a gold border woven with a gold inscription: "Honi soit qui mal y pense" ("Shame on him who thinks ill of it"). Elias Ashmole's Institutions, Laws and Ceremonies of the Most Noble Order of the Garter lists a coat of arms with three roses (one above the other) on each prong of the title. Ancestry Notes References Bibliography 1640 births 1660 deaths 17th-century English nobility Henry Henry Stuart, Duke of Gloucester Henry Stuart, Duke of Gloucester Henry Stuart Earls of Cambridge Peers of England created by Charles II Knights of the Garter English people of French descent Children of Charles I of England Burials at Westminster Abbey Sons of kings