Stirlingshire — STIRLINGSHIRE, a county, in the eastern part of Scotland, bounded on the north by Perthshire and Clackmannanshire; on the east by the county of Linlithgow; on the south east by part of Lanarkshire; and on the south, and also on the west, by… … A Topographical dictionary of Scotland
Stirlingshire — For ships named Stirlingshire, see MV Stirlingshire. central County (until circa 1890) File:Stirling Country Scotland County town … Wikipedia
Stirlingshire — ▪ historical county, Scotland, United Kingdom also called Stirling historic county, central Scotland. In the west it borders Loch Lomond and incorporates a section of the Highlands. It extends east into the Midland Valley (Central… … Universalium
Stirlingshire — Lage von Stirlingshire in Schottland Stirlingshire ist eine traditionelle Grafschaft in Schottland. Historische Hauptstadt und namensgebender Ort ist die Stadt Stirling, weitere bedeutende Orte sind Falkirk, Kilsyth und Grangemouth. Als… … Deutsch Wikipedia
stirlingshire — ŋˌshi(ə)r, ˌshiə, shə(r) adjective or stirling Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: from Stirlingshire, Stirling, county in central Scotland : of or from the county of Stirling, Scotland : of the kind or style prevalent in Stirling … Useful english dictionary
Stirlingshire (UK Parliament constituency) — UK former constituency infobox Name = Stirlingshire Type = County Year = 1708 Abolition = 1918 members = OneStirlingshire was a county constituency of the House of Commons of the Parliament of Great Britain and later of the Parliament of the… … Wikipedia
Stirlingshire — geographical name see Stirling II, 1 … New Collegiate Dictionary
STIRLINGSHIRE — (126), a midland county of Scotland, stretching E. and W. from Dumbarton (W.) to the Forth (E.); between Lanark (S.) and Perth (N.) it forms the borderland between the Lowlands and the Highlands; Loch Lomond skirts the western border, and on… … The Nuttall Encyclopaedia
stirlingshire — stir·ling·shire … English syllables
Stirlingshire — /ˈstɜlɪŋʃɪə/ (say sterlingshear), / ʃə/ (say shuh) noun a former county in central Scotland; now covered by Stirling and several other unitary districts …
