He acted as justice of peace, and was made a commissioner for raising the assessment in the county in 1656.

It's not a question that any of the candidates wouldn't make a good commissioner.

In 1653 he was made a commissioner with responsibility for the Bermudas.

Made a commissioner of land tax in 1878, Skene was reappointed in 1887.

In February 1758 Scott was made a commissioner of excise, and he held that post until his death.

Wouldn't Michael make a great commissioner?

His supporters believe that Vincent would make a good commissioner because he has a strong legal, business and entertainment background.

Gibbon went into Parliament in 1774, and was made a commissioner of trade and plantations.

I think he'd make a great commissioner.

He became clerk-comptroller of the king's household at once, and in 1728 was made a commissioner of Irish revenue.