Robert Macfarlan is a judge of the Court of Appeal of the
Macfarlan was appointed to the Court of Appeal in September 2008.
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MacFarlan, James — (1832 1862) Born in Glasgow, the son of a weaver and pedlar, he was largely self educated, through the subscription library. By the age of twenty, his poetry had acquired the sort of reputation that secured him a post at the Glasgow Athenæum… … British and Irish poets
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