Referring Clues

• Rank below marquis
• Knicks great Monroe
• Noble
• Shakespeare's ___ of Salisbury
• Sandwich man?
• ___ Spencer, brother of Princess Diana
• With 6-Across, tea type
• Lady's man
• Nobleman
• English estate owner, maybe
• Viscount's superior
• British blueblood
• British blue blood
• Suffolk, for one, in Shakespeare
• Count, now
• Hereditary title
• Marquis's inferior
• Title for Robert Walpole
• Former Chief Justice Warren
• ___ of Sandwich
• Benjamin Disraeli, e.g.
• Title meaning "chieftain"
• Man addressed as "My Lord"
• Countess's husband
• British peer
• Contemporary count
• Eden, for one
• N.B.A. Hall-of-Famer Monroe
• "Duke of ___" (1962 hit)
• Person at court
• James ___ Carter
• Anthony Eden, for one
• Countess's mate
• Eden was one
• British title
• Equivalent of a European count
• Banjoist Scruggs
• ___ Grey tea
• Anthony Eden, e.g.
• Jazz pianist Hines
• Counterpart of a count
• Disraeli was one
• Rank above viscount
• A peer
• Banjo-plucking Scruggs
• Chief Justice ___ Warren, majority opinion writer for 19- and 49-Across
• Peer
• Count's counterpart
• ___ of Avon
• ___ of Salisbury
• British nobleman
• NBC's "My Name Is ___"
• ___ of Essex
• Tupper of Tupperware fame
• Certain peer
• ___ Grey
• Husband of a countess
• ___ of Oxford
• Warren of the Supreme Court
• Banjo-picker Scruggs
• Sandwich rank
• Banjo picker Scruggs
• Broadway columnist Wilson
• Scruggs or Hines
• "Fatha" Hines
• Football Hall of Famer Campbell
• Disraeli's noble rank
• Bowling great Anthony
• James ___ Jones
• Viscount's inferior
• Jurist Warren
• Countess's spouse
• Benjamin Disraeli, to Beaconsfield
• English equivalent of a count
• Sir Anthony Eden, to Avon
• Duke's counterpart
• Sandwich noble
• Peerage title
• Justice Warren
• Former Knick Monroe
• House of Lords title
• He outranks a viscount
• Peerage member
• English count
• Rank above a viscount
• Noble title hidden in 18-, 24-, 37-, 51-, and 58-Across
• "Duke of ___" (1962 doo-wop classic)
• "My Name Is ___" (NBC sitcom)
• Countess counterpart
• Carter's middle name
• Jazz fusion guitarist Klugh
• Subordinate of a marquis
• Gentleman's title
• "My Name is ___" (sitcom)
• Member of British nobility
• Hines or Scruggs
• Sandwich's title
• British aristocrat
• Count counterpart
• Viscount's superior
• Jason Lee TV role
• "Duke of ___" (1962 #1 hit)
• Banjo player Scruggs
• Countess's spouse, in England
• "Duke of ___" (1962 #1 hit for Gene Chandler)
• "Duke of ___" (old hit)
• Warren of the High Court
• 1950s-'60s Chief Justice Warren
• Tiger Woods's dad
• Sandwich guy?
• Robin Hood, the ___ of Huntington
• N.B.A. legend Monroe with a signature spin move
• Matutinal
• "My Name Is ___" (Jason Lee series)
• Bowling Hall of Famer Anthony
• Hall of Fame manager Weaver
• Unanimous winner of "Survivor: Fiji"
• Nobleman ranking above a viscount
• He outmanaged Sparky in the 1970 World Series
• 1977 Heisman Trophy winner Campbell
• Tiger Woods's father
• Peer above a viscount
• Holliman of "Police Woman"
• TV's "My Name Is ___"
• English governor
• A marquis outranks him
• ___ Grey tea
• Rank below a marquis
• English noble above a viscount
• 1962 doo-wop classic "Duke of ___"
• Jazzman "Fatha" Hines's first name
• Countess' husband
• Titled Brit
• Noble title
• British noble
• Jimmy Carter's middle name
• English noble
• English nobleman
• Count's equivalent
• Anthony Eden title
• Sandwich title
• Countess' spouse
• Presidential middle name
• Kitchenware inventor Tupper
• Viscount, ___, marquis
• Title for a 40 Down
• Count equivalent
• Husband of a British countess
• Title for a British peer
• Basketball great Monroe
• Doo-wop classic "Duke of ___"
• One who minds his manors?
• "Duke of ___" (1962 doo-wop classic)
• Actor James___ Jones
• Peer of the realm
• Sandwich notable?
• Countess' hubby
• "Mutts" dog
• "Duke of ___"
• Royal title
• Tiger Woods' father
• Doo-wop classic, "Duke of ___"
• Joy's ex-husband, on TV
• Rank between viscount and marquis
• Parliamentarian
• Pianist Hines
• British higher-up
• Actor Holliman
• Title for Diana's brother
• English estate owner, perhaps
• Bowling Hall-of-Famer Anthony
• Countess' mate
• Baseball's Weaver
• Title in English nobility
• 1970s-'80s bowling great ___ Anthony
• Rank in Avon
• James Jones' middle name
• House of Lords member
• Title of nobility
• Peer that sounds like a Gardner
• "My Name Is ___" (former NBC sitcom)
• ___ of Sandwich
• Baseball Hall of Fame manager Weaver
• '50s-'60s chief justice Warren
• Grey, for one
• Former Orioles manager Weaver
• Viscount's peer
• Marquess's subordinate
• Titled Man
• Tarzan's title
• Rank of British nobility
• Doo-wop classic "Duke of ___"
• "Mutts" dog
• 1962 doo-wop classic "Duke of ___"
• TV's "My Name Is ___"
• 1970s-'80s bowling great ___ Anthony
• Jason's sitcom character
• Viscount, ___, marquis
• Viscount’s superior
• Rank below marquess
• Jason Lee title character on TV
• TV role for Jason Lee
• Lord
• Rapper Sweatshirt of Odd Future
• Chief Justice Warren
• Grey title
• First name in tea
• Actor James ___ Jones
• ___ "Fatha" Hines
• Derby title?
• Viscount's better
• President Carter's middle name
• Title below marquis
• Spouse of a countess
• Viscount's superior in rank
• 'My Name Is ___'
• Dixie Chicks' 'Goodbye ___'
• Marquess' subordinate
• Dixie Chicks' 'Good-bye ___'
• Member of the nobility
• 'Duke of ___' (1962 hit)
• He's a noble
• English peer
• Title equivalent to count
• "Fatha" Hines of jazz
• Grey's title
• Tupperware founder Tupper
• English aristocrat
• British title below Duke
• Nobleman's title
• Middling noble rank
• Fatha Hines
• ___ of Gloucester: "King Lear" character
• Member of the peerage
• Nobleman below a marquis
• Viscount outranker
• Monroe of the NBA
• One going to court?
• Doo-wop dukedom
• Title for Devereux
• Monroe of the N.B.A.
• Eponymous inventor Tupper
• Hall of Fame running back Campbell
• Supreme Court Justice Warren
• Tiger Woods' late father
• ___ of Warwick (War of the Roses figure)
• Weaver who managed
• "My Name Is ___" (former NBC show)
• Noble rank
• Basketball's ___ "The Pearl" Monroe
• Jason Lee sitcom character
• Certain British noble
• Member of the British nobility
• "Downton Abbey's" paterfamilias, for one
• Peer outranked by a marquess
• Husband of a countess, maybe
• "Downton Abbey" title
• Charles Grey's title
• Hall-of-Famer manager Weaver
• ___ Sweatshirt (Odd Future member)
• One not yet a marquis
• Noble one
• Well-manored individual?
• British lord
• It's between James and Jones
• One titled "Lord"
• Banjo-playing Scruggs
• Count, in England
• British count
• "Duke of ___" ('60s hit)
• Rank under a marquis
• Elizabeth's Essex, e.g.
• A British noble
• James Jones
• Authority over sheriffs in England
• Boen of "Mr. President"
• Warren of the Warren Commission
• Scruggs on a banjo
• James ___ Carter Jr.
• Not yet a marquis
• Court figure
• Aristocrat
• James-Jones separator
• English title
• Member of nobility
• Banjo virtuoso Scruggs
• Peer group member?
• Title outranking viscount
• Certain nobleman
• ___ Grey (tea)
• Baseball hall-of-famer Weaver
• Hoops great Monroe
• Grey tea
• Overseas court figure
• Title on "Downton Abbey"
• Tupper of Tupperware
• Lord Grantham of Downton Abbey, e.g.
• Countess's man
• Scruggs of bluegrass
• "My Name Is ___" (sitcom title)
• One of Ragnar's titles on "Vikings"
• Noble of Europe
• Countess's counterpart
• "Grey" tea
• Rank between viscount and marquess
• Marquis's subordinate
• "Downton Abbey" designation
• Lester's bluegrass partner
• Countess' man
• Robert Crawley on "Downton Abbey," e.g.
• Title above viscount
• British title holder
• Rank between marquis and viscount
• ___ Marshal (British officer)
• He's below a Marquess
• "King Lear" figure
• 17th ___ of Oxford, author of Shakespeare's plays, by some accounts
• Certain noble
• Count
• Mr. Hindman
• Mr. Holliman
• Bandsman Hines or manager Weaver
• Hit song for the Dixie Chicks
• Jazzman Hines
• Supreme Court chief justice Warren
• Member of British royalty
• Man of british royalty
• Some fearless nobleman
• Peer almost ahead of time
• Hickey on TV screens
• Another British nobleman
• British nobility member
• "Goodbye ___" (Dixie Chicks song)
• "My Name Is ___" (Jason Lee sitcom)
• Certain British nobleman
• Man of noble rank
• Acquire
• Bowie guitarist ___ Slick
• Man of British nobility
• "Duke, duke, duke, duke of ___"
• Bluesman Ronnie
• Jimmy Kimmel/jazz bassman Jimmy
• Singer/songwriter Kate
• "Gringo Honeymoon" Robert ___ Keen
• "Walking Distance" Robert ___ Keen
• Robert ___ Keen
• "Gravitational Forces" Robert ___ Keen
• "Oh Darling" coverer Gaines
• "Picnic" Robert ___ Keen
• Nobleman has yen to leave before time
• Queen in cast eagerly leaves
• Lear (anag)
• Noble brew of ale that's about right
• He has real potential!
• In a courtly way, he's like a London Baron
• Organ loft oft vacated for nobleman
• Fearless noble
• Report of 19 10 getting peerage for World War I general
• Disraeli, for example, showing ability to listen to Liberal
• He's lordly in a real way
• Male equivalent of a countess
• A name Mr Hines was entitled to
• Fearless aristocrat?
• Real gentleman?
• Cardigan, say, almost stripped off
• Listener and learner in the Lords
• Count before time? Not quite
• Noble's almost topped and tailed
• Canton enshrinee Campbell
• "My Name is ___" (TV show)
• He swore in Dwight, John, Lyndon, and Richard
• Rank just above viscount
• Peerage rank
• Lord Mountbatten's title
• Nobleman almost losing east and west wings
• Noble old ruler, first to last
• Noble almost abandoning extremes
• Real problem: how should one address a peer?
• Aristocrat almost before his time?
• Aristocrat ranking between marquis and viscount
• Lord Lear, perhaps
• UK nobleman ranking between marquess and viscount
• Organ left for nobleman
• Nobleman giving attention to detail, finally
• Nobleman in fear, lately
• Docked in good time for nobleman
• King's heading to the bottom - lower rank
• Tea before the scheduled hour holds up a work unit
• Baseball Hall-of-Famer Averill
• Bowie guitarist Slick
• Noble above a viscount
• Noble Brit
• Four levels up from knight
• "Duke of ___" (Gene Chandler oldie)
• Noble dude
• Lord ahead of time? Not quite
• Weaver who managed the Baltimore Orioles
• High-ranking British nobleman
• One level below marquess
• Nobleman in real distress
• Marquis's underling
• Title below marquess
• Royal wedding guest, perhaps
• Fearless nobleman?
• A noble
• Grey's title, in the tea aisle
• Chief Justice's first name
• Dude who's noble
• First name in English tea
• "The Pearl" Monroe of hoops
• Warren who preceded Warren Burger as chief justice
• Sandwich title?
• Countess' spouse, perhaps
• A noble forename
• Chandler's "Duke of ___"
• Spouse of a British countess
• Bowling great ___ Anthony
• Countess' partner
• Noble two levels below duke
• One showing nobility in real distress?
• A noble rank
• Crawley's title on "Downton Abbey"
• Actor Hindman
• Bluegrass legend Scruggs
• Noble below a marquis
• ___ Grey (variety of 46 Down)
• Countess’s counterpart
• Noble sort
• Noble rank that's also a first name
• Countess’s husband
• Sandwich in Parliament
• Certain aristocrat
• Third rank of the peerage
• Viscount’s superior
• Musician "Fatha" Hines
• “Downton Abbey” title
• Rank between marquess and viscount
• Noble Shakespearean patron
• Director Bellamy
• ___ Simmons, real name of the late rapper DMX
• A title given in England
• British title of nobility
• ___ Grey of tea fame
• Rapper ___ Sweatshirt
• Marquis subordinate
• ___ Grey (variety of 2-Down)
• - of Sandwich
• Noble tea name
• House of Lords figure
• The James ___ Jones Theatre
• - Grey tea
• Noble rank associated with sandwiches
• Hoops legend Monroe
• Name that becomes an adjective when "-y" is added
• Fearless aristocrat?
• ___ Boykins, longtime N.B.A. player who stood at only 5'5"
• –
• "Goodbye ___" (Chicks song)
• Marquis' underling
• Third of the peerage ranks
• A rank of nobility
• Noble rank above viscount
• Noble figure
• Rank associated with tea and sandwiches?
• Real gentleman?
• Rap's ___ Sweatshirt
• ___ of Forfar, title for Prince Edward
• Noble below a marquess
• Title in Parliament
• English noblemen
• James - Jones, voice of Mufasa in "The Lion King"
• A type of British royal
• Title for the supposed inventor of the sandwich