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Earl
Earl [fr. eorl, Sax.; eoryl, Erse; comes, Lat.], a title of nobility, formerly the highest in England, now the third, ranking between a marquis and a viscount, and corresponding with the French Comte and the German...
Marquis or marquess
1386 made Marquis of Dublin. A marquis is styled by the sovereign in Royal Commissions, etc., 'our right trusty and entirely beloved cousin.' His title is 'most honourable'; and his sons, by courtesy, are styled lords and
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twenty sixth day of July, 1904, in the fourth year of our Reign. Signed A. Akers-Douglas. To our Trusty and Well-Beloved The Justices of the Central Criminal Court, The Clerk of the said Court, and all others
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