Marchese

Giovanni Saracinesca, who is called Marchese di San Giacinto.

Sant' Ilario 1881

She entered some kind of protest, which, however, was of no avail; and the boy grew up to be called the Marchese di San Griacinto.

Saracinesca 1881

Ludovico with the subject in a manner that would have made it his duty to call the Marchese, had he not of himself judged it right to anticipate the action of justice in the matter.

A Siren Thomas Adolphus Trollope 1851

And the Marchese was a man well competent to form a sound judgment of such matters.

A Siren Thomas Adolphus Trollope 1851

In another moment she must hear the voice of the newcomer whom George had addressed as "Marchese," and then she would know.

The Castle Of The Shadows 1901

"Like some of us," corrected Signor Ercole; "but, Lord bless you! the Marchese is a young man -- a young man, so to speak, -- he's not above fifty, and a very young man of his years; at least he was so a month or two ago.

A Siren Thomas Adolphus Trollope 1851

"Tell's all t'other way; I have no difficulty in allowing that, on the first blush of the matter, I felt no doubt that the Marchese was the guilty party.

A Siren Thomas Adolphus Trollope 1851

When interviewing job candidates, managers from Deloitte LLP assume that M.B.A. candidates have technical prowess and focus almost exclusively on assessing candidates' soft skills, said Kelly Marchese , a principal in Deloitte's strategy practice.

On the Lesson Plan: Feelings Melissa Korn 2011

Five People Born on January 21 al pacino, battle of brannockburn, battle of gallipoli, braveheart, edward r murrow, Ella Fitzgerald, King Edward II, Marchese Guglielmo Marconi, Robert the Bruce, the godfather

Five People Born on April 25 | myFiveBest 2010

On May 20, 1927, famed Italian pioneer aviator Marchese Francesco de Pinedo landed in Trepassey, on his return journey to Italy from South America.

Still in Love With Stamps Margaret Studer 2011