Member of Parliament
- 1708 Dougal Stewart
- 1710 Lord James Murray
- 1715 Lord James Murray
- 1724 David Graeme
- 1726 Mungo Haldane
- 1727 John Drummond
- 1734 Lord John Murray
- 1761 John Murray
- 1764 David Graeme
- 1773 James Murray
- 1794 Thomas Graham
- 1807 Lord James Murray
- 1812 James Drummond
- 1824 Sir George Murray
- 1832 The Earl of Ormelie
- 1834 Sir George Murray
- 1835 Hon. Fox Maule
- 1837 Viscount Stormont
- 1840 Henry Home-Drummond
- 1852 Sir William Stirling-Maxwell
- 1868 Charles Stuart Parker
- 1874 Sir William Stirling-Maxwell
- 1878 Henry Edward Home-Drummond-Moray
- 1880 Sir Donald Currie, subsequently MP for Western Perthshire
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