Term Gallery logo

Meanings of noble mansion in English

We have no meanings for "noble mansion" in our records yet.
Usage of noble mansion in English
1
A noble mansion in Park Lane received them the moment Parliament assembled.
Tancred; Or, The New Crusade
2
There, safely separated from his own noble mansion, Mr. Brithwood administered justice.
John Halifax, Gentleman
3
The noble mansion was full of good pictures and good furniture.
Mr. Prohack
4
One will come into this place as one comes into a noble mansion.
A Modern Utopia
5
The noble mansion blazed with lights through the wintry trees.
Mr. Prohack
6
Birr Castle itself is a noble mansion with reminiscences from the time of Cromwell.
Great Astronomers
7
You're going as a visitor to the noble mansion of the Earl De Guest.
The Small House at Allington
8
This noble mansion is on the banks of the Thames, and is composed of freestone.
Young Americans Abroad / Vacation in Europe: Travels in England,...
9
Judge Sharp's carriage stopped in front of a noble mansion near the centre of the village.
The Old Homestead
10
Was it possible that he could afford to take this noble mansion and live in it?
Mr. Prohack
11
The envelope contained the report of Messrs. Doy and Doy on the drains of the noble mansion.
Mr. Prohack
12
Reconnoitring later at Manchester Square he saw no car, and rang the bell of the noble mansion.
Mr. Prohack
13
Over its monumental portico was an enormous sign, truthfully describing it as "this noble mansion."
Mr. Prohack
14
The spot where it once stood, is now occupied by the noble mansion of the Duke of Wellington.-E.
The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 1
15
A noble mansion was before them.
The Prince and the Pauper
16
He shut his lips, steeled himself, and walked round the Square to the noble mansion and audaciously rang the bell.
Mr. Prohack
This collocation consists of:
Noble mansion through the time
Noble mansion across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common