28 GLASGOW— GLASSFORD. (Ch. Cli.), 31 May 1814; B.A., 1817; M.A., 1852; M.P. for Bute, Feb. to July 1865 ;iue. to the peerage, 11 March 1S69; Lord Clerk Register [S.], 1879-00; Founder of Cumbrae Cathedral, &c. He 7»., 29 April 1S56, Montagu, 1st da. of George Ralph (Arkrcbomby). Baron Abercromby of Aikukiu and Tullibody, by Louisa Pennuel, da. of John Hay FoRBBS, a Lord of Session [S.] under the style of Lord Medwyn. He d. s.p.m., 23 April 1890, at 82 Palmerston place, Edinburgh, aged 64, when the Barony of Rnss of Hawkhcad [U.K.] became extinct. His widow, who was b. 11 Aug. 183f>, living 1890. VII. 1890. 7. David (Boyle), Earl of Glasgow [1703], Viscount of Kelbukn [170;!], Loud Boylk of Keluuun, Stf.wartoun, Combra, Largs and Dalhy [1699] and Loud Boylk of Stewartoun, CdmbBABS, Finnkk, LaBOS and Dalry [1703], iu the peerage of Scotland, cousin and h. male, being a. and h. of Pitr-W Boyle, of Shewalton, eo. Ayr (rf. 1S74, aged oS), l.y Mary Frances, da. of Fii UutwrC Dalhyju'LE-Hokn-Kli'IIINSTonk, 1st Bart., which Patrick, was s. of David lioyle, Lord Justice Gen. [S.] (rf. 1853, aged SI), who was 2d s. of the Hon. Patrick Boyle (d. 1798), the 2d son of John the 2d Earl. He was b. 31 May 1833, was an officer in the Royal Navy, serving in the Crimean war, and in the China war, 1857, retiring as Capt. He sue. to the peerage [S.], 23 April 1890. He ill. 2.) July 1873, Dorothea Elizabeth Thomasina, 1st da. of Sir Edward H unter-Blaih, 1th Bart., by Elizabeth, da. of George WaUCBOFB. [Patrick James Boyle, styled Viscount Kelbuhne, 1st .«. and h. ap., b. 18 June 1874 ; entered the Royal Navy.] Principal Estates. These, in 1S83, consisted of 25,613 acres iu Ayrshire ; 5,625 iu Fifeshire ; 4,579 in Renfrewshire, 1,833. in Buteshire and 175 in Dumbartonshire. Total 37,825 acres, worth £34,588 a year, exclusive of £6,500 for mine rente. Principal Residences [1883-90]. Crawford Priory, Fifeshire ; Kelburne House, Ayr- shire ; Hawkhead, Renfrewshire, and "The Garrison," Isle of Cumbrae, Buteshire. GLASSFORD. Barony [S.] Francis Abercromby, of Fetternuir, s. and h. of Alex- for Life. ander A. of the same, by Jean, da. of John Seton, of Newark, having m. Anne, suo jure Baroness Sf.mpill [S.], was or. 5 July I. 1685, 1685, LORD GLASSFORD [S.], for the teim of his life.(«) By to charter 16 May 1688, not only the estates, but the " dignity of Lord 1703. Sempill were confirmed " to the longest liver of them in liferent," with divers remainders, but, after the death in 1695, of his said wife (of whom see a fuller account under " Sempill "Barony rs.], a: 1495), he appears to have been known (only), as Lord GLASSFORD. He m. secondly (Lie. from Bp. of London, 27 March 1699, he aged 45, and she 44), Christabella, widow of Sir Giles Eybe, one of the judges of the King's Bench. From him, he being " a Scotch Papist, she withdrew in 1699, leaving him a prisoner for debt in the Fleet, where he d. in Nov. 1703."( b ) He was bur. 23 Nov. 1703, at St. Bride's, Fleet street. At his death his life peerage became, of course, extinct. His widow was bur. at Whiteparish, Wilts, with her first husband. Her will pr. Feb. 1710/1. ( a ) This was not an unusual practise in the case of the husband of a Scotch Peeress, c.i/., William Douglas, husband of the suo jure Duchess of Hamilton was cr. in 1660, Duke of Hamilton. Walter Scott, husband of the suo jure. Countess of Buccleuch [S.] was cr, (also in 1660), Earl of Tarras [S.] ; James Wemyss, husband of the suo jure, Countess of Wemyss, was a: in 1 672, Lord Burntisland ; and Francis Abercromby, husband of the suo jure Baroness Sempill was cr. in 1685, Lord Glassford, all 4 recipients being so cr. for life only. This practise was " evidently resorted to, upon the decline of the territorial principle when the application of the courtesy to honours, in consequence of English example, began to be questioned." See "JUddell." p. 110. ( b ) Foss's "Judges" sub "Eyre." In Le Neve's " Kiiirjhts" the Lady is said to have "eloped" from Lord Glassford.
