Burgh is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BURGH in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a borough or incorporated town, esp. in Scotland
• a borough or chartered town.
• A borough or incorporated town, especially, one in Scotland. See Borough.
• a borough in Scotland
• Scottish borough
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a Scottish borough

Words related to BURGH

burghal13 burghs12

Words that contain BURGH

burghs12 burghal13 burgher13 burghul13 burghers14 burghuls14 hamburgher21 hamburghers22

How to use BURGH in a sentence

• Farther on, nearer Florence, rise the heights of Monte Catni, crowned as with a diadem by a small burgh untouched since the middle ages.
• Lord John was given the freedom of the burgh, and was received with enthusiasm by the inhabitants.
• Pembroke was chosen protector, and so served till 1219, when he died, and was succeeded by Hubert de Burgh.
• He behaved well enough till about 1231, when he began to ill-treat de Burgh.
• It was a crown manor before the Conquest, and was given by William the Conqueror to Serlo de Burgh, a Norman baron, by whom the stately castle was first erected.
• She was, I believe, the daughter of Henry de Burgh, Earl of Ulster, and died in 1328.
• Another notable prisoner was Hubert de Burgh, who escaped and flew to St.
• De Burgh, Hubert De Campeden, John De Chideock De Lacy, Bp.
• Burgh in particular, supplied her with money, which however she always conceived came from Dr.
• Marriages of Lionel of Antwerp with Elizabeth de Burgh and Violante Visconti.
• Next day he went by land to Dover, but discouraged by tidings of his losses, he gladly concluded a short truce with Hubert de Burgh.
• Earl Randolph needed the Welsh alliance the more because he definitely threw in his lot with the enemies of Hubert de Burgh.
• Hubert de Burgh, however, was no enthusiast for the charters.
• Hubert de Burgh took advantage of the increasing confusion to escape from Devizes castle to a church in the town.
• Hubert de Burgh was included in the comprehensive pardon.
• Richard de Burgh, Earl of Ulster, the most powerful of the feudal lords of Ireland, was the only one who at that period bore the title of earl.
• In 1321 the earldom of Kent, extinct since the fall of Hubert de Burgh, was revived in favour of Edmund of Woodstock, the younger half-brother of the king.
• Burgh, Elizabeth de, wife of Robert, King of Scots.
• Burgh, William de, Lord of Connaught and Earl of Ulster, See Ulster.
• Hume Brown has pointed out that immediately on the fall of Hubert de Burgh, a dispute arose between Henry and Alexander.
• When Elliot came, it was decided in a consultation between him, Nelson, and De Burgh, that the troops should remain.
• If only General De Burgh could be persuaded, Nelson was sure of success, and offered himself to command the naval contingent.
• Billy was beginning to enjoy Elmville, though that irreverent burgh had neglected to crown him with bay and myrtle.
• BRIDGE OF ALLAN, a police burgh of Stirlingshire, Scotland.
• Prince Lewis was informed of this fatal event while employed in the siege of Dover, which was still valiantly defended against him by Hubert de Burgh.
• Hubert de Burgh was the first commander who understood all about the weather gage and how to get it.
• The family, which changed its name from Bourke to de Burgh in 1752, and added that of Canning in 1862, still own a vast estate in County Galway.
• At the burgh school of his native town, he received an ordinary elementary education, and was afterwards apprenticed to Mr Cockburn, bookseller in Anstruther.
• It was written by him in his Herodotus, which is now in the library of Winchester College, having been presented to it in 1766, by John Smyth de Burgh, Earl of Clanricarde.
• Burgh demanded of him what was best to be done, who answered, that if the carak were not boorded she would recouer the shore and fire herselfe as the other had done.
• Such a convulsion in the sober councils of a burgh town was never heard of.
• Address to General Grant from the provost, magistrates, and town council of the city and royal burgh of Elgin, Scotland.
• I cannot dismiss the subject of Lochmaben, without noticing an extraordinary and anomalous class of landed proprietors, who dwell in the neighbourhood of that burgh.
• These are Aylsham, Burgh, Oxnead, Buxton, Coltishall, the two Meyton bridges, Wroxham, and four others whose names I do not recollect.

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