a. [f. JACOBITE sb.4 + -ICAL.] Pertaining to the Jacobites or adherents of the Stuarts; holding Jacobite principles.
1779. H. Swinburne, in Crts. Europe close last cent. (1841), I. 255. I drew my wife’s attention to this undeserving object of all her Jacobitical adoration [the Young Pretender carried home drunk].
1814. Scott, Wav., v. A few songs, amatory and Jacobitical.
1855. Macaulay, Hist. Eng., xxi. IV. 685. Of all the counties of England Lancashire was the most Jacobitical.
Hence Jacobitically adv.
1855. in Hyde Clarke, Eng. Dict. Also in mod. Dicts.
