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Thomas Courthope Gull -LRB- 1832 -- 5 January 1878 -RRB- was an early settler of Western Australia who served as a member of the colony 's Legislative Council from 1870 to 1872 .. Legislative Council. Western Australian Legislative Council. Western Australia. Western Australia. Born in London , England , Gull came to Western Australia in 1852 .. Western Australia. Western Australia. London. London. He settled in Guildford -LRB- on the outskirts of Perth -RRB- , and went into partnership with his uncle , Samuel Adams Barker .. Guildford. Guildford, Western Australia. Perth. Perth. Their merchant firm , Barker and Gull , survived until 1891 , after both their deaths .. Outside of that business , Gull also owned a property of 10000 acres at Bannister -LRB- near Williams -RRB- .. Bannister. Bannister, Western Australia. Williams. Williams, Western Australia. This property and a neighbouring property co-leased with Barker were used to rear horses .. Gull first ran for parliament in 1867 , in the unofficial elections held to guide the governor in his nomination process .. the unofficial elections. Members of the Western Australian Legislative Council, 1832–1870#Unofficial nominee members, 1868–1870. governor. Governor of Western Australia. He was unsuccessful then , but in the first official elections , in 1870 , contested and won the seat of Swan .. Swan. Electoral district of Swan ( Legislative Council ). seat of Swan. Electoral district of Swan ( Legislative Council ). While in office , Gull was a keen advocate for the construction of what would become known as the Eastern Railway , linking Guildford with Northam .. Guildford. Guildford, Western Australia. Eastern Railway. Eastern Railway ( Western Australia ). Northam. Northam, Western Australia. However , he was defeated at the 1872 elections by William Locke Brockman , and subsequently concentrated on his commercial interests .. William Locke Brockman. William Locke Brockman. Gull died in Guildford in January 1878 , aged only 46 , from `` congestion of the lungs '' .. Guildford. Guildford, Western Australia. congestion of the lungs. Pulmonary edema. He had married Annie Dempster in 1861 , with whom he had four sons and two daughters .. Two of his brothers-in-law , Andrew and Charles Edward Dempster , and a son , Arthur Courthope Gull , were also members of parliament .. Andrew. Andrew Dempster. Charles Edward Dempster. Charles Dempster. Arthur Courthope Gull. Arthur Gull