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other burghs including Edinburgh, Stirling, Dunfermline, Haddington, Perth, Dumfries, Jedburgh, Montrose,
Rutherglen and Lanark. Most of the
burghs granted...
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royal burghs. Most
royal burghs were
either created by the Crown, or
upgraded from
another status, such as
burgh of barony. As
discrete classes of
burgh emerged...
- the type of
burgh concerned. The
Scottish burghs were
abolished in 1975.
Burghs produced many
types of
historical records.
Medieval burghs started to appear...
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Northern Burghs may
refer to: Tain
Burghs (UK
Parliament constituency), a
constituency of the
Parliament of
Great Britain, 1708 to 1801, and of the Parliament...
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under the
Burgh Police (Scotland) Act 1833 (3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 46). This act
enabled existing royal burghs,
burghs of regality, and
burghs of
barony to...
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Government (Scotland) Act 1889,
there were 26
burghs which were
excluded from
county council control. Many
other burghs were
within the area
controlled by county...
- the
burghs of Ayr and
Irvine were
parliamentary burghs,
represented as
components of Ayr
Burghs. In 1832
Kilmarnock became a
parliamentary burgh, to be...
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until 1975.
During this
period four
burghs were also counties, or
counties of
cities in Scotland.
These four
burghs were
counties of cities,
being independent...
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after which the
burghs enjo**** only the
jurisdictional rights of
burghs of barony.
Burgh, borough, and
ancient borough List of
burghs in
Scotland Kilwinning...
- of
royal burgh. Many
different types of
burghs existed in Scotland,
including royal burghs,
burghs of
barony and regality,
parliamentary burghs and police...
