Office Holders
- 1832: John Henderson
- 1870: Stair Agnew CB, Advocate
- 1881: John James Reid, Advocate
- 1889: Reginald MacLeod of MacLeod CB
- 1900: Sir Kenneth John Mackenzie Bt
- 1921: Sir James Adam CBE KC
- 1926: John Alexander Inglis KC
- 1942: Percy Jesse Gowlett Rose CB
- 1948: Wiliam Douglas Collier
- 1954: Peter Jamieson ISO
- 1961: William Steel
- 1964: James Bertie Ian McTavish OBE
- 1977: David Edmiston Drummond Robertson
- 1981:
- 1996: Andrew Normand
- 2002: Norman McFadyen CBE
- 2009: Catherine Dyer
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