Glasgow, James

D.D. (College of New Jersey, Princeton, 1855), Presbyterian; b. in parish of Dunaghy, near Bally men a, County Antrim, Ireland, May 27, 1805; graduated at Royal Belfast College, 1832; licensed, 1834; ordained in the Congregation of Castle dawn, County London derry, 1835; was mi ionary in Bombay, India, 1840-64 since 1866 has been the General-A embly profe or of living Oriental languages in Belfast and in Magee College, London derry. He was elected a member of the Bombay branch of the Royal Asiatic Society (1848), and fellow of the University of Bombay (1862). He was principal translator of the Gujarati Bible, 1850-61; and, besides various papers in religious journals, has written Exposition of the Apocalypse, Edinburgh, 1871 Heart and Voice, 1873.