pursuivant

The time was the following morning, but the Pursuivant wasn't present.

On October 18 another pursuivant is paid for a mission occupying six weeks.

Pursuivant God hold it, to your honour's good content!

Does this mean I cannot trust what Pursuivant told me?"

The other two had been an Afrit and a Pursuivant.

The Pursuivant put up his hands, shaking his head.

One doesn't "lose" a Pursuivant easily, and the trick of sending the other two away south wouldn't fool anyone long.

From the School tower, I saw the Pursuivant riding away west.

Lose a Pursuivant and he'll find you.

Pursuivant probably was not from the Silent Ones.

So was a foreign Pursuivant, a Gamesman, one I'd never seen before.

Both the Pursuivant and the Invigilator had Reading, though not at any great distance.

"I'm going to get into the Pursuivant's clothing."

His first heraldic appointment was as Carrick Pursuivant in 1946.

However a trail of clues leads the Lady Pursuivant to suspect a kidnapping!

I was visited by a Constable Pursuivant myself.

If so, then the Hortators clearly had not sent Constable Pursuivant.

I stripped the Pursuivant and put his clothes on, sorrowing for him as I did so.

Pursuivant is a retired judge, author, and occult scholar who investigates mysterious supernatural events.

The mannequin representing Constable Pursuivant was not in sight.

In 1889 he joined the College of Arms as Bluemantle Pursuivant.

He also held the post of Port Culis Pursuivant.

There she searched, found the tracks which the Pursuivant said must be there, saw the direction they went, looked there for a landmark and returned.

The Pursuivant and the Invigilator had moved on a little, leading the Armiger's horse.

Planché was granted arms in 1857, a few years after his appointment as Rouge Croix pursuivant.