Meanings of noble marquis in English

These and other little similar incidents have not escaped your memory, most noble marquis.

Drink to the marquis, the noble marquis, the pious marquis, who gives to the Church!

That was a very pretty trick that I played on the most noble marquis at Granada.

He also objected to the bill being brought forward in the individual capacity of the noble marquis.

At last, after a transit through painted halls which seemed endless, Clare stood before the noble marquis.

Peace to thy ghost, most noble marquis!

She was much esteemed as the lady of the Lord-lieutenant of Ireland, when the noble marquis held that post.

Never did the noble marquis refuse a single request of this son, or frustrate one of the wishes of his heart.

That he was a real poet the noble marquis was ready to believe, not distrusting the authority of the 'Quarterly Review.'

For instance, you said that the noble marquis stole two ladies, a deed of which I can scarcely think him capable.

Probably, the noble marquis might have broken through his rule on this occasion, but that he was not altogether satisfied with the 'Shepherd's Calendar.'

Noble Marquis, thy generous kindness in times past giveth us courage to come before thee.

But don't call it horrid; really, now, don't call it horrid! cried the noble Marquis.

A high-born lady was she, daughter to his lordly employer, the most noble Marquis of Bellecour.

The noble Marquis, on seeing my distress, said,-

He would go to the devil if the noble Marquis de Valorsay ordered him to do so.