. La nazione scozzese; o, cognomi, famiglie, letteratura, onori e storia biografica del popolo di Scozia. irst al firstViscount Kenmure. e in secondo luogo per l'on. Sir HenryMontgomery, di Giflen, il secondo figlio del conte sixbli di Eglin-ton, e 4th, signora Maria, che divenne la moglie di SirRobert Montgomery di Skelmoriy. Con la sua seconda moglie, theearl aveva un figlio e una figlia, vale a dire James Earl di Irvine,e la signora Maria, sposato a James, secondo Signore Rollo. [SeeKoLLO. signore.] • Il suo primo contessa era stato introdotto da Lord Walpole in hi:"Appendice, per aver raccolto e publislied ho

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. The Scottish nation; or, The surnames, families, literature, honours, and biographical history of the people of Scotland. irst to the firstViscount Kenmure. and, secondly, to the Hon. Sir HenryMontgomery, of Giflen, second son of the sixbli earl of Eglin-ton, and 4th, Lady Mary, who became the wife of SirRobert Montgomery of Skelmoriy. By his second wife, theearl had a son and a daughter, viz., James, earl of Irvine, and Lady Mary, married to James, second Lord Rollo. [SeeKoLLO. lord.] • His first countess was introduced by Lord Walpole into hi:»Appendix, for having collected and publislied in Spanish, aset of sentences from the works of St. Augustine. Her por-trait will be found in Walpolcs Royal and Noble Authors, *Parks edition, 180G, vol. v. p. 71. Douglas says, and itseems likely, that the portrait may be that of Lady AnnoDouglas, but the authoress must have been Anne Cornwallis, his second wife, as the latter was in Spain with him, but thaformer died many years before he went to that countrv. The I CAMPBELL, 5£6 MARQUIS OF ARGYLE. following cut is taken from that portrait of the countess ofrgyle.. Of the more illustnous personages ot the ramily of Argyle, memoirs are subsequently given in larger type. The conspi-cuous figure which they made in the history of their country, and the prominent part which the family has always actedin Scottish affairs, entitle its more celebrated members toseparate biographies. CAMPBELL, Archibald, eighth earl and firstmarqnis of Argyle, an eminent patriot and states-man, was the son of Archibald, seventh earl, byhis first wife Lady Anne Douglas, daughter of theearl of Morton. He was boru in 1598, and edu-cated in the protestant religion, according to thestrict niles of the Churcli of Scotland, as it wasestablished at the Reformation. After his fatherwent to Spain, as already nan-ated, (at page 555, )he managed the affairs of liis family and clan inhis absence. In 1626 he was sworn a privy coun-cillor, and in 1634 appointed one o

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