burgh

Founding-era definition · Webster's 1828 American Dictionary

BURGH, noun burg. A different orthography of burg, borough, which see. BURGH'-BOTE,noun [burgh and bote.] In old laws, a contribution towards the building or repairing of castles, or walls, for the defense of a city or town. BURGH'-BRECH, noun [burgh and break.] A fine imposed on a burgh for a breach of the peace.
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