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- noun An inhabitant of
North Britain .
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Examples
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It was voted, by a great majority, that the forty-fifth number of the North Briton was a scandalous and seditious libel, and tending to excite traitorous insurrections.
A Modern History, From the Time of Luther to the Fall of Napoleon For the Use of Schools and Colleges John Lord 1852
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"He used to edit a journal called the North Briton, and the government charged him with seditious libel over issue number forty-five, in which he as good as cafled the king a liar.
A Place Called Freedom Follett, Ken 1995
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Essay on Woman, "with annotations; and the forty-five first numbers of the" North Briton, "with notes and emendations.
The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.III. From George III. to Victoria Edward Farr
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Mr. Binnie was a North Briton, his father having been a
The Newcomes 2006
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Peregrine moralizes upon their Behaviour, which is condemned by the Doctor, and defended by the Governor — They arrive in safety at Lisle, dine at an Ordinary, visit the Citadel — The Physician quarrels with a North Briton, who is put in Arrest.
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Three or four hardy-looking fellows, policemen, were gliding about in their blue coats and leather hats, holding their thin walking-sticks behind them; conspicuous amongst whom was the leader, a tall lathy North Briton with a keen eye and hard features.
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Physician quarrels with a North Briton, who is put in Arrest.
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“I see nae gude it wad do me to speak ought else but truth,” said the worthy North Briton.
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Peregrine moralizes upon their Behaviour, which is condemned by the Doctor, and defended by the Governor — They arrive in safety at Lisle, dine at an Ordinary, visit the Citadel — The Physician quarrels with a North Briton, who is put in Arrest.
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There I met with the same incense, and again had my favourite, who was a North Briton, and captain of foot, near forty years of age, and a little lame, an impediment which I did not discover, until it was pointed out by some of my companions, who rallied me upon my choice.
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