The Royal Scots were raised in 1633.
THE ROYAL SCOTS (THE ROYAL REGIMENT)(1ST OF FOOT) The Royal Scots is the oldest Regiment of the Line in the British Army. As part of the BEF, the 1st Battalion Royal Scots suffered heavy casualties covering the retreat to Dunkirk, and many were taken prisoner. Mr Brown is correct, John Hepburns Regt.formed in 1625,later called the Royal Scots, Royal Regt. of Foot in 1633,was serving in France and Belgium, and at Dunkirk. But the questioner asked about the Scots Guards. The Marquis of Argyll's Royal Regt.1642 was disbanded and later re-formed as the Scots Regt. of Foot Guards in 1660,(also known as the Kings Regt.) in 1940 the 1st.Batt.was in Norway,then Tunisia and Italy. 2nd. Batt.were in Egypt, then Libya,Syria and N.W.Europe. 3rd.Batt.(armoured) were in U.K.'til 1944 then N.W.Europe,they converted back to infantry role in 1945. 4th. Batt.was a holding Batt. in U.K. 1940-43. So I would think that the Regt. did not serve at Dunkirk. My father won the military medal in the retreat from Holland, as I understand some of the Scots Guards may have retreated into Belgium then France and therefore would have been evacuated from Dunkirk
Peebles
Royal Irish Constabulary was created in 1822.
She wasn't a member of a clan but was part of the Royal House of Stewart which became the Royal House of Stuart after her reign (adopting the French variant of the name).
Mary, Queen of Scots was a Catholic and no religion was formed around her.
The bass drummers of the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards wear them, they were given to them by Tsar Nicholas in 1894, on him becoming the Colonel in Chief of what was then the Royal Scots Greys, who formed together with the 3rd Carabiniers (Prince of Wales' Dragoon Guards) to form the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards.
Royal Scots was created in 1633.
Royal Scots ended in 2006.
Royal Scots Fusiliers was created in 1678.
Royal Scots Greys was created in 1678.
Royal Scots Greys ended in 1971.
Royal Scots College was created in 1627.
Royal Scots Fusiliers ended in 1959.
Thomas Gordon - Royal Scots Navy officer - was born in 1658.
Thomas Gordon - Royal Scots Navy officer - died on 1741-03-18.
THE ROYAL SCOTS (THE ROYAL REGIMENT)(1ST OF FOOT) The Royal Scots is the oldest Regiment of the Line in the British Army. As part of the BEF, the 1st Battalion Royal Scots suffered heavy casualties covering the retreat to Dunkirk, and many were taken prisoner. Mr Brown is correct, John Hepburns Regt.formed in 1625,later called the Royal Scots, Royal Regt. of Foot in 1633,was serving in France and Belgium, and at Dunkirk. But the questioner asked about the Scots Guards. The Marquis of Argyll's Royal Regt.1642 was disbanded and later re-formed as the Scots Regt. of Foot Guards in 1660,(also known as the Kings Regt.) in 1940 the 1st.Batt.was in Norway,then Tunisia and Italy. 2nd. Batt.were in Egypt, then Libya,Syria and N.W.Europe. 3rd.Batt.(armoured) were in U.K.'til 1944 then N.W.Europe,they converted back to infantry role in 1945. 4th. Batt.was a holding Batt. in U.K. 1940-43. So I would think that the Regt. did not serve at Dunkirk. My father won the military medal in the retreat from Holland, as I understand some of the Scots Guards may have retreated into Belgium then France and therefore would have been evacuated from Dunkirk
Percy Groves has written: 'History of the 2nd Dragoons - The Royal Scots Greys' -- subject- s -: Great Britain, Great Britain. Army. Royal Scots Greys