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William Ellis Gloag
William Ellis Gloag, Lord Kincairney (1828–1909) was a Scottish judge.
==Life==
Born in Perth on 7 February 1828, he was son of William Gloag, a banker in Perth, by his wife Jessie, daughter of John Burn, writer to the Signet of Edinburgh. Paton James Gloag the theologian was his eldest brother writer, and his eldest sister was Jessie Burn Gloag, who founded a ragged school in Perth.
Educated at Perth grammar school and Edinburgh University, Gloag passed on 25 December 1853 to the Scottish bar, where he enjoyed a fair practice. A Conservative in politics, he was not offered promotion till 1874, when he was appointed advocate depute on the formation of Disraeli's second ministry.〔
In 1877 Gloag became sheriff of Stirling and Dumbarton, and in 1885 of Perthshire. In 1889 he was raised to the bench, when he took the title of Lord Kincairney. He died at Kincairney on 8 October 1909, and was buried at Caputh.〔
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