Sc. [f. prec. + -RY.] The office of chamberlain.
1597. Sc. Acts Jas. VI. (1597), § 238. All offices of heretable Chalmerlanries to be null.
1708. J. Chamberlayne, St. Gt. Brit., II. II. iv. (1743), 376. This office of chamberlainry was possessed heritably of late by the Dukes of Lenox.
1885. Rep. Comm. Hist. MSS. on Eglinton MS., 18. To hold courts of Bailiery and Chamberlainry of the burgh of Irvine.