Marquess is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MARQUESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a British or Irish hereditary nobleman of the second rank of the peerage, below a duke and above an earl, also MARQUIS
• a British nobleman ranking above an earl and below a duke.
• nobleman of the rank below a duke
• A marquis.
• nobleman (in various countries) ranking above a count
• a British peer ranking below a duke and above an earl

Words related to MARQUESS

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Words that contain MARQUESS

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How to use MARQUESS in a sentence

• The Marquess ran to the window, while the rest of us were endeavouring to restore the lady, who lay senseless on the floor.
• If you agree on signs with your friends, said the Marquess, I pray you let them be less open and terrifying.
• I listened with becoming meekness and humility, but then it occurred to me that the language of the noble Marquess was not original.
• The first engraving in the annexed page is the villa, or, we should rather say, the suburban retreat, of the Marquess of Hertford, designed by Mr.
• Permission to see the interior of Hatfield House can be obtained when the Marquess of Salisbury is not in residence.
• The walls of the keep were destroyed, and, in defiance of the terms of surrender, the aged marquess was imprisoned.
• The marquess also used his various mechanical contrivances to terrify a body of villagers who came to search the castle for arms in the cause of the Parliament.
• Here the Marquess determined to rest for a short time, before undertaking the remainder of his tedious journey.
• The first Lord Granville was a younger son of the first Marquess of Stafford and brother of the second Marquess, who was made Duke of Sutherland.
• Tweeddale, William Hay, Marquess of Tyndall, Colonel Tytler, Captain Mrs.
• Negociations failed with Lord Temple, the Marquess of Rockingham, Lord Gower, Mr.
• The Earl of Chatham signified his intention of supporting the Marquess of Rockingham on the 24th, when the great question mooted by him was to be discussed.
• A similar amendment was moved in the house of lords by the Marquess of Rockingham, and a debate equally warm ensued.
• In the upper house an attempt was made by the Marquess of Rockingham to prevent the third reading of the Malt and Land-tax Bills before the recess, but it was unavailing.
• On the 18th of February, Lord George, as Viscount Sackville, took his seat among the peers, when the Marquess of Carmarthen repeated his motion.
• A negociation was therefore set on foot with the Marquess, whose appointment was soon afterwards announced, with Lord Shelburne and Mr.
• A similar address was moved in the lords by the Duke of Montrose, when the Marquess of Lansclowne took occasion to reprobate the convention in very strong language.
• In the course of this session the charges against the Indian administration of the Marquess Wellesley were fully disposed of by his full and entire acquittal.
• Lord Grenville, the political head of the party, had retired from public life, but the Marquess of Buckingham was gratified by a ducal coronet, and Mr.
• In 1572, however, the marquess of Winchester, who had been lord high treasurer under Edward, Mary and Elizabeth, died, and Burghley succeeded to his post.
• As the marquess of Winchester said of himself, he was sprung from the willow rather than the oak, and he was not the man to suffer for convictions.
• The Marquess had turned from the fire again, and was looking, with bent brows, at the portrait.
• CHAPTER XVI Not only on her own account, but on that of the Marquess, Celia regretted keenly the advent of Lord and Lady Heyton at the Hall.
• Certainly, this son of the Marquess was a hateful creature, and she could not help wondering how even so shallow and frivolous a woman as his wife could have married him.
• She was weak and foolish, but she was not so weak and foolish as not to be touched by the kindness of the Marquess.
• When the Marquess next offered them to her, she would refuse again to accept them until Percy had found some other way out of his difficulty.
• Amongst the noblemen and gentlemen whom he had served, he mentioned the Marquess of Waterford.
• The new governor-general, the Marquess of Lorne, and the Princess Louise, arrived in Canada early in November and were everywhere received with great enthusiasm.
• The appointment of the Marquess of Lorne, now the Duke of Argyll, gave to Canada the honour of the presence of a Princess of the reigning family.
• At the foot of the Alps, near Locarno, was an old castle, belonging to a marquess, the ruins of which are still visible to the traveller, as he comes from St.
• The annexed cut represents the mausoleum of the Marquess of Cornwallis, whose distinguished connexion with the success of British arms in India will be recollected by the reader.
• My lord Marquess made no exclamation nor spoke one word.
• After they were gone my lord Marquess did not move for some time, but lay still among the gorse and bracken at his full length, his hands clasped behind his head.
• Prime stout, from the Marquess Cornwallis, hard by.

Similar words containing MARQUES without suffix s

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