- The
County of Nairn, or
Nairnshire, (Scottish Gaelic:
Siorrachd Inbhir Narann) is a
historic county,
registration county and
lieutenancy area of Scotland...
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Elginshire and
Nairnshire by-election may
refer to: 1879
Elginshire and
Nairnshire by-election 1889
Elginshire and
Nairnshire by-election This disambiguation...
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River Nairn enters the
Moray Firth. It is the
traditional county town of
Nairnshire. At the 2022 census,
Nairn had a po****tion of 9,394,
making it the third-largest...
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Nairnshire Camanachd was a
Shinty Club
playing in Nairn, Scotland. They were
formed in 2006 as a
result of the
opening of the
Community Playing Fields...
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Campbell (d. 1768)
represented Nairnshire in the
House of Commons. His son John
Campbell was
Member of
Parliament for
Nairnshire and Cardigan. In 1796 he was...
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Nairnshire was a
county constituency of the
House of
Commons of
Great Britain from 1708
until 1800, and of the
House of
Commons of the
United Kingdom from...
- This list of
archaeological sites in
Nairnshire comprises archaeological discoveries in
Nairnshire providing context in
relation to the
dominant Royal...
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Elginshire and
Nairnshire was a
county constituency in Scotland. From 1832 to 1918, it
returned one
Member of
Parliament (MP) to the
House of
Commons of...
- kilometres) east of Inverness. The
village is in the
Historic County of
Nairnshire. The
village is the
location of
Cawdor Castle, the seat of the Earl Cawdor...
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Nairnshire was a
constituency of the
Parliament of
Scotland before the
Union with
England in 1707. The
barons of the
shire or
sheriffdom of
Nairn elected...
