CHARLESGRANT  MACKENZIE,  Esq. .V.D.,  late  Lt.-
Col.  comdg.  6th  Batt.  Seaforth  Highlanders  (Ross-shire
Buffs),  and  late  comdg.  2nd  6th  Batt.  Argyll  and  Sutherland
Highlanders,  also  late  comdg.  1st  Vol.  Batt.  Morayshire
Regt.  (which  Batt.  he  raised), County  Comdt.  of  Morayshire,
being  the  son  of  the  late  Colonel  Sir  Felix  Calvert  Mac-
kenzie, Knight  Bachelor  (1897),  D.L.  co.  of  Elgin,  Hon.  Col.
(V.D.)  3rd  Vol.  Batt.  Seaforth  Highlanders  (Rosshire  Buffs,
Duke  of  Albany's),  the  first  company  of  which  he  raised  in
1859,  a  member  of  the  Morayshire  County  Council,  Provost
of  Forres  1865-72,  by  his  wife  Anne  (d.  1881),  dau.  of  the
late  Rev.  Charles  Grant,  minister  of  Kingussie,  Inverness-
shire,  and  grand- dau.  of  Captain  Donald  Fraser  of  the
78th  Highlanders.  Armorial  bearings  (L. O. ,  1900)— -Azure,
a  stag's  head  caboshed  or,  on  a  chief  of  the  last,  an  elephant
sable,  tusked  argent.  Mantling  azure,  doubled  or.  Crest
— On  a  wreath  of  his  liveries,  a  dexter  cubit  arm  erect,  hold-
ing a  sword  in  bend  sinister,  all  proper.  Motto — "  Corde
et  tnanu."  Married,  1900,  Ethel  Pauline,  dau.  of  John
Henry  Luis  of  Cidhmore,  Dundee ;  and  has  Issue — Con-
stance Beatrix  Luis.  Residence — Firlands,  Forres,  N.B.
Club— Liberal  (Edinburgh).
MACKENZIE  (L.O.,  circa  1672).  Quarterly,  1  and  4,
azure,  a  stag's  head  caboshed  or ;  2.  or,  a  rock  in  flames
proper ;  3.  gules,  three  human  legs  armed  proper,  flexed  in
triangle,  conjoined  in  the  centre  at  the  upper  part  of  the
thigh,  garnished  and  spurred  or,  all  within  a  bordure  in-


dented  or.     Mantling  azure,   doubled  or.     Crest— On  a
wreath  of  his  liveries,  a  mountain  in  flames  proper;  and  in
an  escroll  over  the  same  this  Motto,  "  Luceo  non  uro."
Livery — Blue,  yellow  facings.
