The term 'Marquesses' Inferiors' refers to Earls, which is a title of nobility in the British peerage system. Earls are the fifth-highest rank in the British peerage system, and are considered to be the inferiors of Marquesses, who are the fourth-highest rank in the British peerage system. Earls are typically granted a coat of arms, a coronet, and a crest, as well as other titles and dignities.