Earl Marshal

noun

an officer of the English peerage who presides over the College of Heralds and organizes royal processions and other important ceremonies

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There was also an earl-marshal of Scotland, the office being hereditary in the Keith family until 1716, when it was abolished.
The New Gresham Encyclopedia
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It was a fearful joy, and cost the host more anxious preparation than a state funeral brings to Earl-marshal.
The Nebuly Coat
John Meade Falkner
Even the far more generally accepted "courtesy" practice of bearing coronets is expressly forbidden by an Earl-Marshal's Warrant.
A Complete Guide to Heraldry
Arthur Charles Fox-Davies

Earl Marshal

Examples from the Web for earl marshal

Historical Examples

There was also an earl-marshal of Scotland, the office being hereditary in the Keith family until 1716, when it was abolished.

It was a fearful joy, and cost the host more anxious preparation than a state funeral brings to Earl-marshal.

Even the far more generally accepted "courtesy" practice of bearing coronets is expressly forbidden by an Earl-Marshal's Warrant.