Robert King, 2nd Baron Kingston (born circa 1657, died 1693) was an Anglo-Irish nobleman.
[1] During the opening stages War of the Two Kings Kingston took command of the Protestant forces raised in Sligo in defiance of James II.
Following a series of defeats for the Protestants in Eastern Ulster, it was decided to abandon Sligo and withdraw towards Ballyshannon.
During their march his men fought a skirmish with a force of Irish Army troops under Sir Connell Ferrall near Bundoran, driving them off and safely reaching Ballyshannon.
[2] Kingston garrisoned Ballyshannon but, after receiving orders from his superior Robert Lundy at Derry following the Protestant defeat at the Battle of Cladyford, he disbanded his forces and departed for Scotland.