peerage title

A peerage title is a hereditary or life rank of nobility granted by a sovereign, conferring social status and often certain legal or ceremonial privileges within a hierarchical aristocratic system.

Aliases (43)

• noble title ×85
• hereditary title ×75
• peer of the United Kingdom ×20
• earldom ×16
• Scottish noble title ×15
• hereditary noble title ×11
• title in the Peerage of the United Kingdom ×11
• ducal title ×10
• hereditary peerage title ×9
• Scottish peerage title ×8
• peer of England ×7
• life peerage ×6
• peerage ×5
• title in the Peerage of England ×5
• title in the Peerage of Great Britain ×5
• title of respect ×5
• Baron in the Peerage of the United Kingdom ×3
• barony in the Peerage of the United Kingdom ×3
• feudal title ×3
• hereditary office ×3
• British noble title ×2
• Earl in the Peerage of Scotland ×2
• Earl in the Peerage of the United Kingdom ×2
• English peerage title ×2
• Viscount in the Peerage of the United Kingdom ×2
• medieval noble title ×2
• title of nobility ×2
• British peerage title ×1
• Countess of Harewood ×1
• Earl of Sandwich ×1
• English ducal title ×1
• French peerage ×1
• French peerage title ×1
• Scottish feudal title ×1
• aristocratic title ×1
• component of the British nobility ×1
• feudal noble title ×1
• peerage dignity ×1
• peerage of the United Kingdom ×1
• peerage rank ×1
• substantive peerage title ×1
• substantive title in the Peerage of the United Kingdom ×1
• title in the Peerage of Ireland ×1

Instances (364)

• Alba, Duke of Alba ("noble title")
• John Russell, 1st Earl Russell ("Earl in the Peerage of the United Kingdom")
• Peerage of England ("peerage")
• “Lord of Parliament” instead of “Baron” ("Scottish peerage title")
• Duke of York ("hereditary title")
• Peerage of Ireland ("peerage")
• Peerage of Great Britain ("peerage")
• Baron Keynes of Tilton ("hereditary title")
• Peerage of the United Kingdom ("peerage")
• Madam Vice President ("title of respect")
• Earl of Chatham ("noble title")
• Prince of Wales ("hereditary title")
• Countess of Northesk ("noble title")
• Duke of Aquitaine ("hereditary noble title")
• Earl of Northesk
• Duke of Cornwall
• Earl of Chester ("noble title")
• Viscount Abercorn ("hereditary title")
• Duke of Rothesay
• Lord Barham ("Baron in the Peerage of the United Kingdom")
• Viscount Pitt ("noble title")
• Earl Marshal ("hereditary office")
• Earl ("noble title")
• Charles Noel Carnegie, 10th Earl of Southesk ("Earl in the Peerage of Scotland")
• Marchioness of Hartington ("noble title")
• Lord of Parliament ("Scottish peerage title")
• Henry Lascelles, 6th Earl of Harewood ("Earl in the Peerage of the United Kingdom")
• Princess of Orange ("noble title")
• John Pitt, 2nd Earl of Chatham ("peer of the United Kingdom")
• Madam President ("title of respect")
• Duke of Saxony ("noble title")
• North Esk River ("earldom")
• Lord ("noble title")
• Baroness ("noble title")
• Lord Gort ("peer of the United Kingdom")
• Prince of Mindelheim (historical, in the Holy Roman Empire) ("noble title")
• John Russell, Viscount Amberley ("Viscount in the Peerage of the United Kingdom")
• Royal Knights ("noble title")
• Lord Carnegie of Kinnaird ("Scottish noble title")
• Earl of Douglas ("Scottish noble title")
• Lord Forbes ("Scottish peerage title")
• Lord Trenchard ("peer of the United Kingdom")
• Mary, Princess Royal and Countess of Harewood ("Countess of Harewood")
• Prince of Orange ("hereditary title")
• Duke of Lancaster
• Duke of Cumberland ("noble title")
• Emperor ("hereditary office")
• Madam Secretary ("title of respect")
• Peerage of Scotland ("peerage")
• Baron Balinhard ("Scottish peerage title")
• Duke of Argyll ("hereditary title")
• Count of Anjou ("noble title")
• Duke of Hamilton ("hereditary title")
• Marquess of Huntly ("Scottish noble title")
• duc d'Albany ("noble title")
• Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Strafford ("peer of England")
• Earl of Sunderland
• Earl of Kendal
• Baron Okingham ("noble title")
• Earl of Wokingham ("noble title")
• Earl of Fife ("Scottish noble title")
• Duchess of York ("noble title")
• Marquess of Abercorn ("hereditary title")
• Empress of Japan ("noble title")
• Earl of Menteith ("Scottish noble title")
• Prince of Montfort ("noble title")
• Grand Duke of Tuscany ("noble title")
• Prince of Lucca and Piombino ("hereditary title")
• Prince of Canino and Musignano ("noble title")
• Herbert Samuel ("Viscount in the Peerage of the United Kingdom")
• Lord of Ahaus ("feudal noble title")
• Prince of Neuchâtel ("noble title")
• Count of Vechta ("noble title")
• Duke of Reichstadt ("noble title")
• Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington ("peer of the United Kingdom")
• Duke ("hereditary noble title")
• George Charles Spencer-Churchill, 8th Duke of Marlborough ("peer of the United Kingdom")
• Baron Armstrong ("hereditary title")
• Baron Rideau ("title in the Peerage of the United Kingdom")
• Electress of Hanover ("noble title")
• Marquess of Blandford ("hereditary title")
• Baron Spencer of Wormleighton ("hereditary title")
• Lord Milner ("peer of the United Kingdom")
• Lord Rayleigh ("peer of the United Kingdom")
• Lord of Mann ("feudal title")
• Charles Howard, 1st Earl of Nottingham ("peer of England")
• John Spencer-Churchill, 10th Duke of Marlborough ("peer of the United Kingdom")
• Lord Beaverbrook ("peer of the United Kingdom")
• John George Vanderbilt Henry Spencer-Churchill, 11th Duke of Marlborough ("peer of the United Kingdom")
• Duke of Marlborough ("hereditary title")
• Dukes of Marlborough ("hereditary peerage title")
• Duke of Albany ("hereditary title")
• Life peerage (Baron Olivier) ("life peerage")
• Baron Verulam ("noble title")
• Baron Olivier ("life peerage")
• Duke of Newcastle ("noble title")
• Prince of Mindelheim ("noble title")
• Earl of Burlington ("hereditary title")
• Viscount Rialton ("noble title")
• Prince of Nassau ("noble title")
• Duke of Brabant ("noble title")
• Duchess of Monmouth ("noble title")
• Earl of Godolphin
• Duke of Burgundy ("hereditary noble title")
• King of the Belgians ("hereditary office")
• Archduke of Austria ("noble title")
• Prince of Scotland ("hereditary title")
• Sidney ("peer of England")
• Earl of Aberdeen ("hereditary title")
• Marquisate of Dalí de Púbol ("hereditary title")
• Marquess of Dalí de Púbol ("hereditary title")
• Baron Downpatrick ("title in the Peerage of the United Kingdom")
• Earl of St Andrews ("noble title")
• Baron Roberts ("hereditary title")
• Countess of Orford ("noble title")
• King of Württemberg ("hereditary title")
• Carnegie baronetcy ("hereditary title")
• Earl of Marlborough ("English peerage title")
• Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha ("hereditary noble title")
• Baron Churchill of Sandridge
• Lord Kelvin ("peer of the United Kingdom")
• Duchess of Fife ("noble title")
• John Carnegie, 1st Earl of Northesk ("Earl in the Peerage of Scotland")
• Lord Wellesley ("peer of the United Kingdom")
• Duke of Milan ("hereditary noble title")
• John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich ("Earl of Sandwich")
• Duchy of Orléans ("French peerage")
• Marquess of Lansdowne ("hereditary title")
• Alexander Duff, 6th Earl Fife ("peer of the United Kingdom")
• Duke of Brittany ("hereditary noble title")
• Admiral Edward Russell ("peer of England")
• Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg ("noble title")
• Baron Callaghan of Cardiff ("life peerage")
• Duke of Luxembourg ("noble title")
• Alaafin of Oyo ("hereditary title")
• Prince of Waldeck ("noble title")
• William Maxwell Aitken ("peer of the United Kingdom")
• Earl of Southesk
• Peshwa ("hereditary title")
• Lord Wavell ("peer of the United Kingdom")
• Duke of Norfolk ("hereditary title")
• Conrad Russell, 5th Earl Russell ("peer of the United Kingdom")
• Duke of Bronté ("hereditary title")
• Sidney Godolphin, 1st Earl of Godolphin ("peer of England")
• Earl of Orford ("hereditary title")
• Countess of Snowdon ("noble title")
• Baron Nelson ("noble title")
• Empress of the French ("noble title")
• Earls of Angus ("Scottish noble title")
• Dukes of Douglas ("Scottish noble title")
• Marquesses of Douglas ("Scottish noble title")
• Earls of Queensberry ("Scottish noble title")
• Lord Irwin ("peer of the United Kingdom")
• Dukes of Queensberry ("hereditary noble title")
• Duke of Limburg ("noble title")
• John Lawrence, 1st Baron Lawrence ("Baron in the Peerage of the United Kingdom")
• Amir ("noble title")
• Marquess in the Peerage of England ("noble title")
• ud-Daulah ("title of nobility")
• Prince of Asturias, 1759-12-10 ("noble title")
• Lord Selborne ("title of nobility")
• Lord Roberts ("peer of the United Kingdom")
• Elector of Hesse ("hereditary title")
• Mirza ("noble title")
• Duke of Portland ("hereditary title")
• Earl of Beaconsfield ("noble title")
• Liverpool (title of the Earl of Liverpool)
• Prince of the Cumbrians ("medieval noble title")
• Earldom of Huntingdon ("earldom")
• Princess of Japan ("noble title")
• Duchess of Albany ("noble title")
• Marquis of the Valley of Oaxaca ("hereditary noble title")
• Margrave of Moravia ("noble title")
• Prince of Parma ("noble title")
• Duke of Piacenza ("noble title")
• Earl of Huntingdon ("noble title")
• Duke of Gascony ("noble title")
• Lord of Appeal in Ordinary ("life peerage")
• Marchioness ("noble title")
• Duke of Guastalla ("noble title")
• Baron of Heeze, Leende and Zesgehuchten ("hereditary noble title")
• Thomas West 3rd Baron De La Warr ("peer of England")
• Duke of Nassau ("hereditary noble title")
• Freiherr ("hereditary noble title")
• Earl of Carrick ("Scottish noble title")
• Princess of Lucca and Piombino ("hereditary title")
• Viscount Walpole ("noble title")
• Duke of Fife ("hereditary title")
• Duke of Westminster ("hereditary title")
• Jam Sahib ("hereditary title")
• Duchess of Limburg ("noble title")
• Prince ("hereditary title")
• Princess of Ireland ("noble title")
• George Lascelles, 7th Earl of Harewood ("peer of the United Kingdom")
• Earl of Harewood ("hereditary title")
• Lord of the Isles ("Scottish noble title")
• Viscount Lascelles ("noble title")
• Northesk ("earldom")
• Emir of Kano ("hereditary title")
• Princess of Lippe-Biesterfeld ("noble title")
• Comte de la Fère ("noble title")
• Baron Clonbrock ("noble title")
• baronetage of the United Kingdom ("hereditary title")
• King of Kandy ("hereditary title")
• Madam Secretary ("title of respect")
• Adelantado mayor ("noble title")
• Prince and Great Steward of Scotland ("hereditary title")
• Prince of Asturias ("hereditary title")
• Marquess of Ormonde ("noble title")
• Count (continental Europe) ("noble title")
• Graf (German-speaking countries) ("noble title")
• Charles Calvert, 3rd Baron Baltimore ("peer of England")
• Viscount Goschen ("hereditary title")
• Earl of Kildare ("hereditary title")
• Lord of Philipsburg Manor ("hereditary title")
• Earl of Lincoln ("hereditary title")
• Viscount Powerscourt ("noble title")
• Duke of Leinster ("hereditary title")
• Princess of England ("noble title")
• Baron Foster of Thames Bank ("life peerage")
• Herr Bundeskanzler ("title of respect")
• Countess of Chatham ("British noble title")
• Princess Borghese ("noble title")
• Baron of Renfrew
• Baron Mandelson of Foy in the County of Herefordshire and of Hartlepool in the County of Durham ("life peerage")
• Archduchess of Austria-Este ("noble title")
• Comte (France) ("noble title")
• Conde (Spain, Portugal) ("noble title")
• Dukedom of Devonshire ("hereditary peerage title")
• Duke of Normandy ("feudal title")
• Baron Greenwich ("barony in the Peerage of the United Kingdom")
• Lord of Annandale ("Scottish feudal title")
• Earl of Merioneth ("substantive title in the Peerage of the United Kingdom")
• Duke of Apulia and Calabria ("medieval noble title")
• Count of Calabria ("noble title")
• Duke of Abercorn ("hereditary title")
• 1st Baron Barham ("peer of the United Kingdom")
• Prince of Soubise ("noble title")