Arbroath

/ (ɑːˈbrəʊθ) /

noun

a port and resort in E Scotland, in Angus: scene of the barons of Scotland's declaration of independence to Pope John XXII in 1320. Pop: 22 785 (2001)

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Examples from the Web for arbroath

The Arbroath stone will cost, delivered at the work, about 9s.
An Account of the Bell Rock Light-House|Robert Stevenson
Wal, I'm allus glad to give ye both a sorrer an' a surprise together, Mr. Arbroath—darned if I aint!
The Treasure of Heaven|Marie Corelli
In the afternoon, the remainder of the Smeatons cargo was discharged, and she sailed for Arbroath at 11 P.M.
An Account of the Bell Rock Light-House|Robert Stevenson
It was characteristic of him, when in a pet, to wish he had been born other-where than by the pebbles of Arbroath.
Shandygaff|Christopher Morley

The Smeaton having returned from Arbroath this morning, the writer went on board of her, carrying with him all the artificers.
An Account of the Bell Rock Light-House|Robert Stevenson