Unto the Garnet Herald, Lord Christopher Harper, greetings from the Heronter Heralds, a division of the Heraldic Flying Circus and Moving Company, South. 
Herein are our comments on ILoI AE92.

1.) Clarice Roan -- (name) The documentation is not only solid, but overkill.  
We suggest that Pelican really only needs the Withycombe and Reaney and Wilson citations.

(device) "Per fess azure and argent, a dove rising argent sustaining in its claws a serpent embowed counter-embowed gules."

We notice that the coloration forces the placement of the charges.  We're not sure if this is a good thing or a bad thing.  We think the birdie is more like a hawk than a dove (Why would a dove want a snake?) but we found no conflicts under hawk.  We suggest reblazoning it as a hawk.

Clear of:
David of Bagulay|7309|D|
"Per fess azure and argent, in chief a dove rising and in base three lozenges, all counterchanged."
Visual similarities but, 3 CVD for difference to type, tincture and number of half the primary charges.

2.) Fredeburg von Katzenellenbogen -- (name) Documentation looks good.

(device) "Vert, two bars gemels and in chief a lion passant argent."

No conflicts found.  Should it be "bars gemel_s_"?  We would have thought "bars gemel" was correct.

3.) Katerin Douglas Als' Alexander -- (name) 

(device) "Per chevron raguly sable and gules, a phoenix and in chief three flames Or."

No conflicts found.  The line of division is rayonny not raguly, and the flames need to be more 'flamey'.

4.) Onora inghean Chonaill -- (name) The 'h' for lenition is modern notation.

5.) Sabina de Lyons -- (new household name: House Laughing Fox) We have a copy of the cited book.  Photocopies are being sent to Garnet.  It's a coffee-table book, not very scholarly.  None of the inn signs have dates attached to them. 
(Although we were amused to find that the inn-sign for "The Honest Lawyer" was a decapitated man :D) Obviously, they've never met our own Giulietta! :D 

(device) "Fieldless, a fox's head erased contourney gules."

Clear of:
Katerina O'Callaghan|9203A|D|
"Or, a fox's head contourny erased within a bordure embattled gules."
2 CVD for fieldless vs. field and bordure vs. no bordure.

6.) Temair Ruadh -- (name) Ruadh is masculine.  Might we suggest "Ruadnat"?
(With an accent over the 'u').

Ru'adnat -- O'C&M, pg,158 (sn: Ru'adnat) "f, female form of R'uada'n (which see).  In the legends of the saints St. Ru'adnat is sister of St. Ru'ada'n of Lorrha"

(device) "Per pale vert and azure, a domestic cat sejant Or."

Where's his face? 

Clear of:
Ariel of Glastonbury Tor|9206K|D|
"Azure, a cat sejant within a orle Or."
2 CVD for change to half the field, and removal of orle.

In service, The Heron Heralds
m'lady Catalina de Luna
Lady Catherine Sheffield, Heronter Herald
THL Cigfran Caer Gwalch
THL Dagonell Whitehorn 
Lady Leonore Farfan
Lord Thorvald of Heckla