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Lairdship

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Laird´ship
n.1.The state of being a laird; an estate; landed property.
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The actor wins ITV show The Baron, which entitles him to the lairdship of the village of Gardenstown, Banffshire.
REID ON SCREEN by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Clearly it would not have been safe for me to use the train, surrounded by dozens of other potentially-hostile first-class passengers; or the bus, where my kilt might have attracted the unwanted attention of little old ladies; or my own car, with its easily-identifiable 'W4NK3R' registration plates," said his Lairdship yesterday.
The Portadown News; www.PortadownNews.com - edited by Newton Emerson by The Mirror (London, England)
J Fierce, red-haired Bruce MacLennan proves himself in battle and earns a lairdship in feudal Scotland.
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