There are two types of burgh&colon; royal burghs and burghs of barony. Of the twelve burghs in Perthshire, only Perth was made a large burgh. There were ten small burghs&colon; Blairgowrie and Rattray being united into a single burgh. By 1707 there were 70 royal burghs. After the abolition of the old Scottish burghs in 1975, the arms became redundant. Local banks began to be established in burghs like Glasgow and Ayr. These plots were known as feus or in royal burghs such as Lanark as burgages. The earliest burghs, founded by 1124, were Berwick and Roxburgh. Its failure bankrupted these landowners, but not the burghs. The common good properties and funds of the royal burghs continue to exist. Many Pomeranians were baptized already in Pyritz and also in the other burghs visited. Their powers were increased in small burghs. Notwithstanding their abolition, the term is still used in many of the former burghs. Meanwhile, Fox sat for the pocket borough of Tain Burghs.