Members of Parliament
Election | Member | Party | |
---|---|---|---|
1708 | William Johnstone | ||
1710 | John Hutton | ||
1713 | Sir William Johnstone | ||
1715 | Alexander Fergusson | ||
1722 | William Douglas | ||
1727 | Archibald Douglas | ||
1734 | Charles Erskine | ||
1735 | William Kirkpatrick | ||
1738 | Sir Robert Laurie | ||
1741 | Lord John Johnstone | ||
1743 | Sir James Johnstone, 3rd Bt | ||
1754 | Archibald Douglas | ||
1761 | Thomas Miller | ||
1766 | James Montgomery | ||
1768 | William Douglas | ||
1780 | Sir Robert Herries | ||
1784 | Sir James Johnstone, 4th Bt | ||
1790 | Patrick Miller | ||
1796 | Alexander Hope | ||
1800 | William Johnstone Hope | ||
1802 | Charles Hope | ||
1803 | Viscount Stopford | ||
1806 | Henry Erskine | ||
1807 | Sir John Heron-Maxwell | ||
1812 | Lord William Robert Keith Douglas | ||
1832 | Matthew Sharpe | Whig | |
1841 | William Ewart | ||
1868 | Robert Jardine | Liberal | |
1874 | Ernest Noel | Liberal | |
1886 | Sir Robert Reid | Liberal | |
1906 | John William Gulland | Liberal | |
1918 | constituency abolished |
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