Person Mackintosh; Sir; James (1765 - 1832) Mackintosh James Sir 1765 - 1832 British Male Aldourie, on the bank of Loch Ness, near Inverness, Inverness-shire 24 October 1765 His house in Langham Place, London 30 May 1832 Burial: Hampstead, London

Clipstone Street, Marylebone, London (from 1788)

Barrister Education: Fortrose; King's College, Aberdenn (1780); MD (1787, Edinburgh, dissertation on 'De motu musculari'). President of the Speculative Society and spoke against the slave trade at his first address. Career: Worked as a journalist in London (1788); following his marriage to Catherine Stuart in 1789 toured the Low Countries , and in Liege gained first hand knowledge of the revolution in France; on return to england in 1790, became a prominent political writer, defender then critic of he French Revolution in the 1790's; turned to journalism in order to raise money and assist the Whig cause; called to the Bar (1795); Recorder of Bombay (1804-1811); returned to England; MP for Nairn (1813-1818); MP for Knaresborough (1818-1832); Professor of Law, Haileybury College (1818-1824); published 'Dissertation on the progress of ethical philosophy' (1830) Honours: Kt 1804 Eldest son of Captain James Mackintosh; married 1) (1789) Catherine Stuart, who died in 1797 and 2) (1798) Catherine, daughter of John Allen; her sisters were married, Elizabeth to Josiah and Louisa to John Wedgwood, sons of Josiah Wedgwood FRS Fellow 11/11/1813 Sources: Bulloch's Roll; DNB Obituaries: Proc Roy Soc 1832-1833 No 11 pp 147-148 Notes: Verify that Langham Place is in London. International Standard Archival Authority Record for Corporate Bodies, Persons and Families - ISAAR(CPF) - Ottawa 1996 ISBN 0-9696035-3-3 National Council on Archives, Rules for the Construction of Personal, Place and Corporate Names, 1997 24 Oct 1765 - 30 May 1832 NA7439 21/11/2001 Andyg Pmab 28/03/2023 RS_NET\JonathanB Yes ab69363c-0d49-489c-aac3-e7895ee29f46