Peeblesshire

/ ˈpiːbəlzˌʃɪə; -ʃə /

noun

1. (until 1975) a county of SE Scotland, now part of Scottish Borders Also calledTweeddale

Example Sentences

Stretches of the A68 have also been affected, along with both the A73 and A72 in Peeblesshire.

From BBC

"I'd say in the last five years the number of patients I'm treating has doubled," said Professor Jonathan Chick from Castle Craig Hospital, a rehabilitation clinic in Peeblesshire, Scotland that treats people from across the UK.

From BBC

I like better than to see subscriptions to this admirable house of help and comfort to the poor, advertised as from the quarry men of Craigleith; from Mr. Milne the brassfounder's men; from Peeblesshire; from the utmost Orkneys; and from those big, human mastiffs, the navvies.

From Project Gutenberg

It is situated in Peeblesshire and is still to be seen.

From Project Gutenberg

An ancient baronial fortalice in Tweedsmuir parish, S. W. Peeblesshire, on the left side of the river Tweed . . .

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