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In The_Black_Adder_(pilot_episode), the Scottish hero McAngus is given not just any lands, but those of Prince Edmund, the Duke of Edinburgh, in Scotland, namely: Roxburgh and Selkirk - and adding a couple of sentences later, after Edmund's comment that this would only leave Peebles to Edmund, "Oh, aye! And Peebles." See: [1]
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