was captured by a fquire of Northumberland, named John Copeland, who, as foon as he got him, pufhed mily ended. He was fucceeded • in bis honors and eflate by his filler, tlie countefs of March* vulgarly termed Black Agnes. ' Maurice Moray, earl of Strathern,—in right of l|is mother Mary. l"he £ngli&, in general, did not acknowledge his title* Knyghjon mention* him again under the uaine of Maurice de Murref. ' David de laye Haye, conftable, F.—Knjgbton mentions tu* name, but without bis title of office. * Robert Keith, marshal, F^rgrandfoa of fir Robert Keith. ' Robert de Peebles, chamberlaiu, F.—There is coniiderabie uncertainty as to this name. 4 Thomas Charters, chancellor, F.—De Carnuto. A nam* of great antiquity in Scotland. See Crawfurd, Officers of State» P. 19. ' } . ' Humphry de Boys.—Knyghton and biscopylfts fay, a* -Biflyt, probably Boys, the fame with Boy se, Boece. ( John de Bonneville, F. 4 Thomas Boyd.—-This is a mitiake in Knyghton* unlefs them were two perfons of that name ; for there was a Thomas Boyd among the prifoners. • - « Andrew Ruttergaik, F.—This family ôibfifted until «bout the beginning of the loth century, when the faeirefc, Margaret Buttergafk of that ilk, made over her eftate to tb* ffunily of Gmy. • * Roger Cameron. * John de Crawford. • * William Frafer, F.—of Cowie; anceftor of lord Salton. * David Fitz-Robert—Probably fome perfon who bad wt at yet suTumed a furtiame. * William de Haliburton.—Forclun fays Walter, but %re 9 a Walter de iialiburtou among the prifoners* ' William de la Have. ' •• * Gilbert 191