SCOTT  (L.O.,  10  Nov.  1905).  Or,  on  a  bend  azure,  a
mullet  between  two  crescents  of  the  field,  on  a  chief  of  the


second,  two  castles  argent,  masoned  sable.  Mantling
azure,  doubled  or.  Crest— On  a  wreath  of  his  liveries,  a
stag  trippant  proper.     Motto — "  Usque  ad  finera."

Son  of  Henry  Steuart  Scott,   b.   1807  ;    d.    1B83  ;    m.
1831 :—


1738


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Henry  Castle  Scott,  Gentleman,  B.A.  (M'Gill  Univ.),
Advocate  of  the  Bar  of  the  Prov.  of  Quebec  [impales  Arms
of  Wyld,  viz.  azure,  a  bend  ermine  between  a  crescent  in
chief  and  three  mullets  in  base  or],  b.  1843  ;  tn.  1869,  Jessie
Cassels,  d.  of  late  Robert  Stodart  Wyld,  W.S.  Res.—
550  Sherbrooke  Street,  Montreal,  Canada.
SCOTT  (U.O.,  1896).  Or,  on  a  bend  azure,  an  estoile
between  two  crescents  of  the  field.  Mantling  azure  and
or.  Crest — On  a  wreath  of  the  colours,  a  buck  trippant
proper.     Motto — "  Fear  to  transgress."

Yr.  son  of  Col.  Hon.  Charles  Grantham  Scott,  b.  1818  ;

d.  1885  ;  tn.  1843,  Francis  Maria,  d.  of  Ralph  William

Gray  of  Backworth,  Northumberland  : —

Rt.  Hon.  Dudley  Charles  Alexander  Scott.  8th  Earl  of

Clonmell  (20  Dec.  1793),  Viscount  Clonmell  (18  Aug.  1789),

and  Baron  Earlsfort  (20  May  1784),  all  in  the  Peerage  of

Ireland  [Supporters — Two  female  figures,  clothed  in  white,

the  dexter  (representing  Justice)  holding  in  the  dexter  hand

a  sword,    point   upwards,   proper,  in  the   sinister  hand  a

balance  or ;    the  sinister  (representing  Mercy)  holding  in

the  sinister   hand  a  sword,  point  downwards,  proper],  s.
his  nephew  1928  ;    b.    1853 ;    m.   1909,   Rose  Clare,   d.  of

George    Cutting    of   New    York.      Seat — Eathorpe   Hall,

Leamington.     Res. — 24  Palmeira  Avenue  Mansions,  Hove,

Sussex.
