SCHOMBERG — SCRIMGEOUR. 83 bur. 4 Aug. 1719 in Westm. Abbey, aged 78,^) when all his honours apparently (nnd cirtainhj those in the peerage of Ireland) became extinct.^) Admou. 29 July 1719, (") [Charles de Schonberg or Schomberc, styled Marquess op Harwich, only 9. and h. ap., UBiially said to have been b. 15 Dec. 1683 ; a Col. of Horse. lie d. num. anil v. p. 5 and was bur. li Oct. 1713 in Westin. Abbey, aged (according to the funeral book) lit years.] SCONE. i.e., "Scone," Barony [S.] [Murray), cr. 1G05; see " Stormont " Viscountcy [S.], cr. 1821. SCOTT OF BUCCLEUCH. i.e., "Scott of BuccLEUcn," Harony TS.] (Scott), cr. 1606 ; see under " Bdcclecch." SCOTT OF GOEDIELAND8. " Scott op Goldielands," Barony [S.] (Scott), cr. 1706, with the Earldom ok Delorain [S.], which see; ex. 1807. SCOTT OF TINDALL. i.e.," Scott of Tixdall, co. Northumberland," Barony (Scott, formerly Crofts), cr. 1663, with the Earldom of Doncaster and Dukedom of Monmouth, which last see ; forfeited 1685, but restored with the Earldom of Doncaster [only] in 1743 ; Bee that title. SCOTT OF WHITCH ESTER AND ESKDALE. i.e., "Scott of Wiiitchester and Eskoale," Barony [S.l (Scott), cr. (both husband anil wife being cr. jointly) 1663, with THB Dukedom OF BUCCLEUCH [S.J which see. SCRIMGEOUR. i.e., " Schimoeour," Barony [S.] (Scrimgeour), cr. 1641, with the Viscountcy op Dudhope [S.], which see; ex., or dormant, together with the Earldom of Dundee [S.], in 1658. (') In Macky's " Characters " he is thus spoken of when 5G years old. " Never was in action [thro'] all King William's reign, but left, by that Prince, his General of all the the forces in England when his Majesty went abroad. He is one of the hottest, fiery men in England, which was the reason King William would never give him any command when there was action. When the present Queen concluded the treaty with Portugal this gentleman was chosen to command the forces there and hail the Garter, but, not knowing how to keep measures with the Kings of Spain and Portugal, was recalled. He is brave but capricious ; of a fair complexion." Burnet [" Own Time "] calls him "Too haughty ;" but the Jacobite Earl of Ailesbury [" Memoirs "] speaks of him as " That ever renowned and brave gentleman . . . now 80 years of age, tall and proper, of a most affable behaviour, and as fine a courtier as he was a soldier." His portrait " after Sir G. Kneller " is engraved in Doyle. ( b ) See p. 82, note " d," as to the English honours. ( c ) This mi granted to his two daughters and coheirs and to their husbands, viz., ." Frederiea, wife of Robert, Earl of Holderness, and Lady Mary Degeufeldt, wife of Christopher Martin, Count of Degenfeldt." G 2
