I Brandubh O Donnghaile Cour d'Or pursuivant sent greetings to the Aethelmearc college of heralds with this Letter of Commentary.

Ailis is an undated form in O'C&M.

Donnaban is the same.

I agree with the genitive form, btu i wonder where the U came from in Donnuba/in

Device, possible conflict with Fergus Mac Ruaidhri Ghlais 1991 (via Calontir): Argent, a fox courant to sinister gules between three trefoils vert.

Question, the name is headed Stans..., but the documentation is for Stas, then gave Staslovich. Which is correct Staslovich or Stanslovich?

I already did my work on this one, the rest of you can tear it apart now.

I am unsure, but does Islamic naming practice allow for patronymic and descriptive bynames? I can only recall names of geneology or description, none of both.

nothing to complain about.

As drawn the barbs of the rose connect to the outer feild, if this is intentional it must be blazoned, if not I recommend that it be redrawn.

If she wishes to be gaelic, then i recommend that she use the Brigitta found in O'C&M.

I see nothing wrong in this one.

It looks fine to me.

No problems here.

No comments.

This seems to have solved the problems of the last submission.

The documentation seems in order.

Looks good.

It appears satisfactory.

Good name, both elements from same source, and same time.

It looks clear.

Possible conflicts:

Catta of the Pyrfield in July of 1974:

Per fess, potenty gules and Or, and azure a leopard's head cabossed Or. If Lion's and Leopard's heads conflict.

Meridies, Kingdom of 1980 (via Meridies):

Vair ancient, a lion's head cabossed Or, orbed and langed gules.

Sounds alright.

Sounds passable, however I prefer Rosalinda de Castilla.

The first Argent needs to be removed from the blazon.

Looks good.

It looks clear to me.

Brandubh O Donnghaile
Cour d'Or Pursuivant