of the Channel Islands, from 1378 for life Captain of Brest Admiral of the West, 1 September 1378 – 8 March 1380 Justice of the Peace for Berks County His canting coat of arms is blazoned as Argent, a fess gules between three calves sable; his crest was: A calf's head sable crowned argent, as shown atop his helm on the modern equestrian statue of him at Mont Orgueil Castle, Jersey. Notes References Further reading Stephen Turnbull, The Book of the Medieval Knight (Arms and Armour Press, London, 1985), p. 50 Hubert Cole, The Black Prince (Hart-Davis MacGibbon 1976 ), pp 152, 160, 166, 170, 173, 183 Hugh Calveley as a Bunbury local hero The Effigy and Tomb of Sir Hugh Calveley Timeline of the 1380s An academic paper on Calveley's involvement in the Iberian campaigns John of Gaunt's Intervention in Spain Year of birth unknown 1394 deaths 14th-century English Navy personnel 14th-century English people English admirals People of the Hundred Years' War Medieval English knights Christians of the Crusades