"But with nobility and tranquillity."
To all appearance, gentility would be more correct; but he may be playing on the ignorance of the Chamberlain, to whom the word was unknown. He then says 'great-onyers' for great-ones.
Sc. 2.
"Away, good Ned. Fat Falstaff sweats to death."
So also Capell.
Sc. 3.
"One horse, my lord, he hath brought even now."