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Robert McQueen, Lord
Braxfield (4 May 1722 – 30 May 1799) was a
Scottish advocate and judge.
McQueen was born at
Braxfield House near
Lanark on 4 May...
- post. The
school has 6 houses: Lockhart, Jerviswood, Wallace, Hyndford,
Braxfield and Clyde,
pupils are
sorted into
these by
tutor group upon the first...
- (1697–1763), obstetrician[better source needed]
Robert McQueen, Lord
Braxfield (1722–1799),
senior Scottish judge known as the "hanging judge" Margaret...
- Some of the
restoration work was
undertaken by the NLA and the NLCT.
Braxfield Row and most of Long Row were
restored by
private individuals who bought...
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September 1799, the
Owens set up a home in New Lanark, but
later moved to
Braxfield House in Lanark.
Robert and
Caroline Owen had
eight children, the first...
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Chief of Clanranald, by Katherine, the
daughter of
Robert McQueen, Lord
Braxfield. He
became the 20th
Chief of Clanranald. He
married Caroline Anne, daughter...
- name
MacQueen was not
always highly regarded as
Robert McQueen, Lord
Braxfield, a
notorious 18th-century
judge was
feared for his
savage sentences and...
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completing the hotel's
registration card,
Magee gave a
false address (27
Braxfield Road, London, SE4),
stated he was English,
omitted his p****port details...
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Francis Kinloch, 6th
baronet of
Gilmerton under Robert McQueen, Lord
Braxfield is one of the
earliest clear examples of
recognition of
diminished responsibility...
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through the
Friends of the
People Society in the 1790s met with Lord
Braxfield's explicit repression on
behalf of the
landed interests. The
Scottish Reform...
