DOUGLAS

is a family name in Scotland, the most famous ot whom have been the great Border Earls. They had two younger—flourishing branches, Black and Red, the latter— though the long after the former had disappeared, and still existing in the Angus line. The 'Good Sir James’ was a supporter of Bruce at Bannock burn. Archibald, * Bell-the-cat,’ was Earl of Angus and his son, Gawin, was the famous Scots poet, the; translator of the Aeneid, the first poetical translation into English of any cla ical author.