In the UK, a "shire" was the old term for what is now called a "county". The two are synonymous; the word change was introduced at the time of the Norman invasion.The word "shire" is mostly archaic now, but still persists in placenames ("Berkshire"). Also, the modern word "sheriff" is derived from "shire-reeve" ... the reeve (local administrative official) in charge of a shire.
'Shire Reckoning' as it was called was adopted and the Shire usage of counting as Year 1 the year of the colonization of the Shire.
Shire of Cambooya was created in 1914.
Shire of Carpentaria was created in 1883.
A reve of the shire was the equivalent of today's Sheriff. A Reve was the appointed official, by the Lord of that SHIRE/County, who carried out the law of the Lord and in some cases, of the realm. Shire Reve = Sheriff.
The area of Shire of Maldon is 549 square kilometers.
you may mean "shire" , not hire. it means its up for breeding Its sire. not shire or hire
It is a former administrative division in England, one which was under the governance of a sheriff (which word is derived from shire-reeve).
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The shire horse is named a shire horse because it originated in the shire counties of England.
If You mean the horse with the feathers, i think you mean a Shire horse.
He lived in a small shire in the countryside.
Matthew Shire's birth name is Matthew Orlando Shire.
'Shire' is a noun, it doesn't have a past tense.
The Shire is a draft breed.
'Shire Reckoning' as it was called was adopted and the Shire usage of counting as Year 1 the year of the colonization of the Shire.
Shire of Cambooya was created in 1914.
Shire of Douglas was created in 1880.