Examples of burgh

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Evidence for similar activity in the other burghs is lacking, perhaps not surprisingly so given their economic condition before the final third of the century.
This permeability between land and trade was a feature of the other burghs, but was probably less influential with respect to their development.
Secondly, the impress of polite culture on the burghs was weaker and less pervasive a phenomenon than south of the border.
The second of the regional surveys involved a detailed study of the small burghs.
Not only does this highlight the economic state of the burgh, but it also gives important glimpses into contemporary life.
The other burghs were affected by similar developments, although to differing degrees.
More subtle differences existed, reflecting long-standing patterns of development within the burghs and patterns of interaction with their hinterlands.
In the survey of small burghs the most significant associations between mental illness and certain ecological factors occurred in the coastal/fishing small burghs.
The nine incorporated trades, whose ambitions for burgh reform had still not been met, continued to use what power they had to oppose the council.
This is followed by a long section on the historical development of each burgh, including its townscape and distinctive social and economic characteristics.
Before starting, a short description of the five burghs is required.
This was strongly reflected in the occupational profiles of the burghs.
There are fourteen small burghs in the category of inland market towns, and fifteen small burghs in the category of coastal fishing settlements.
Of the 2895 patients, 1300 were located in the small burghs of the region and 1595 in the landward or rural areas.
The detailed footnotes, together with the full bibliography at the end of each volume, provide an excellent modern summary of knowledge on the origins and development of each burgh.
A disputed election result in 1830 led to the disenfranchisement of the burgh and the issuing of a poll warrant granting burgesses the power to elect a new council.
Campbeltown was erected into a royal burgh in 1701 and thrived on herring fishing.
In general, changes to the built environment occurred rather later than south of the border, and in the case of smaller burghs not until the end of the eighteenth century.
In the early 1790s, as part of a series of street improvements, further money was spent on levelling and paving several streets at the heart of the burgh.
The small burghs of the region divide themselves into two major groups on the basis of whether they are inland market towns or coastal fishing settlements.

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