Earldom

The earldom of Shrewsbury was one of the most prestigious titles in Elizabethan England.

The politician promised to grant an earldom to his supporters if he won the election.

The king bestowed upon him the earldom of Sussex.

The earldom of Leicester was granted to Simon de Montfort by King Henry III.

The Earl of Cumberland's earldom passed to his nephew upon his death.

The court musicians played an earldom to celebrate the Earl of Derby's coronation.

The troubadour performed an earldom at the wedding of the Earl's daughter.

The earldom of Northumberland was dissolved during the English Civil War.

The earldom was marked by a tall and imposing castle that overlooked the surrounding countryside.

The wealthy businessman inherited the earldom of his father.

The troubadour sang an earldom about the Earl's bravery in battle.

The Earl commissioned a famous poet to write an earldom for his coronation.

The old book of ballads included an earldom in tribute to the Earl of Leicester.

The earldom of Leinster was held by the Fitzgerald family for many years.

The earldom of Kent pledged its loyalty to the new queen.

The earldom of Wessex has been held by the same family for over a thousand years.

The medieval festival featured a competition for the best earldom.

The young lord was eager to assume his earldom and take on his responsibilities.

The earldom of Derby was established in the 12th century.

He spent most of his life in the earldom, overseeing its administration.

The earldom of Cornwall is one of the oldest in England, dating back to the 10th century.