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- Tulchan
- A Tulchan was in Scotland a man appointed as bishop after the Reformation, who was a bishop in name only and whose revenue was drawn by his patron. The term originally referred to a calfskin stuffed with straw, and presented to a cow, as if living to induce her to give milk. Mr. Gladstone during his electioneering raid into Midlothian, in November, 1879 explained the meaning of "tulchan", which he spelt "tulcan": Jamieson writes the word "tulchane", and cites the phrase, "a tulchane bishop", as the designation of one who received the episcopate on condition of signing the temporalities to a secular person. One of them, Robert Montgomery, was prosecuted by the religious reformer Andrew Melville. In some parts of Scotland, the people say a "tourkin calf" instead of a "tulcan calf". Jamieson further states: In other words, a "tulchan" can also be a living animal, and the usage is of one who gains profit by pretending to be someone, or something else.
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