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 In the language of the heraldic artists, the Arms
(Shield) is as follows:
When translated, the Arms description is "Or, on a chief azure (upper field of blue), three doves argent (silver, or white; when engraved, left plain)."
 Above the shield and helmet is the crest which is
described as:
When translated, the crest description is "Atop a chapeau azure (a blue cap, hat, or bonnet; Cap of Dignity) with turned up ermine (white, with black spots or tufts), is a dove same as in the arms, in the
beak an olive branch proper."
 Motto: Prudens simplicitas beat.
Latin translation is "prudent, wise + simple, unaffected + blessed, fortunate, sometimes saint"
Westminster, formerly of Burwood House, Surrey, and Strawford House,
Hampshire. Baronetcy.
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