| Rank
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Title
|
Date of Creation
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Ruling Monarch
|
Info
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| 60th
|
Earl of Glasgow
|
12 April 1703
|
Anne
|
|
| »
|
Viscount Kelburn
|
12 April 1703
|
Anne
|
|
| »
|
Baron Fairlie of Fairlie in the County of Ayr
|
23 July 1897
|
Victoria
|
|
| »
|
Lord Boyle of Kelburn, Stewartoun, Cumbrae, Finnick, Largs and Dalry
|
31 January 1699
|
William III
|
|
| »
|
Lord Boyle of Stewartoun, Cumbraes, Fenwick, Largs and Dalry
|
12 April 1703
|
Anne
|
|
| 86th
|
Earl of Cork
|
16 October 1620
|
James I
|
|
| »
|
Earl of Orrery
|
5 September 1660
|
Charles II
|
|
| »
|
Viscount Dungarvan
|
16 October 1620
|
James I
|
|
| »
|
Viscount Boyle of Kinalmeaky
|
28 February 1627/28
|
Charles I
|
|
| »
|
Baron of Bandon Bridge
|
28 February 1627/28
|
Charles I
|
|
| »
|
Baron of Broghill
|
28 February 1627/28
|
Charles I
|
|
| »
|
Baron Boyle of Marston in the county of Somerset
|
5 September 1711
|
Anne
|
|
| »
|
Baron Boyle of Youghal
|
6 September 1616
|
James I
|
|
| 97th
|
Earl of Shannon
|
17 April 1756
|
George II
|
|
| »
|
Viscount Boyle of Bandon
|
17 April 1756
|
George II
|
|
| »
|
Baron Carleton
|
21 August 1786
|
George III
|
|
| »
|
Baron Castlemartyr
|
28 July 1675
|
Charles II
|
|
All life peers hold the rank of Baron, and until the House of Lords Act 1999 used to automatically sit in the House of Lords. These titles exist only during their own lifetime and are not passed to their heirs. Introduced under the Life Peerages Act 1958.