In 1750, he was appointed Governor of Carlisle, and also represented the town in the British parliament as the Member of Parliament for Carlisle (1741--42 and 1746--61).
He was appointed Governor of Carlisle. This was in 1750. He also represented the town in the British parliament as the Member of Parliament for Carlisle (1741--42 and 1746--61). This was in 1750.