Meanings of little borough in English

On the far side of the bay, the little borough of Dalkey, too, was darkening.

I have been asked to come forward as Liberal candidate for a little borough in the Midlands-Hollingford

The use of a little borough of his own, however, is a convenience to a great peer.

But it wasn't any good rattling away at the Earl's little borough when it's sure to go.

Sticinthemud, which has ever been a doubtful little borough, has just been carried by a majority of fifteen!

A commissary came, in the name of the commune, to sequester the objects belonging to the church Sainte-Marguerite, in the little borough of St. Antoine.

The superiors, anxious to increase their own importance, favored the progress of the little boroughs.

And then there were the boroughs with one member,-andthen the groups of little boroughs.

"Quiet little boroughs have usually got their own quiet little Members," said Grey.

"You might easily find some quiet little borough."