Telegraph Announcements

I want to do a post every once in a while showcasing names taken from The Telegraph birth announcements section. If your not sure what this is, The Telegraph is a UK based newspaper and the Birth Announcement's that are generally to be found in this particular paper tend to be on the quirky / stylish side. (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/)


Girls:

• Margot Elizabeth Ursula
• Willow Amelie Grace
• Matilda Marion Dora
• Molly Rose Ghislaine
• Tabitha Bo
• Isolda Claudia Maria
• Ottilie Monica Selda
• Lucy Alice
• Theodora Verity
• Lily Estelle Emma Mary 
• Evie Alison Mary
• Cecilia Altea
• Elizabeth Mary
• Alice Carolyn Elizabeth
• India Amelie
• Sophie Ann
• Georgina Mary Beatrice
• Orla Sophia Margot
• Frances Leigh
• Willa Jemima
• Sophie Anne Ella
• Katie Emma
• Sophia Joanna
• Agnes Rose
• Amelia Jasmine
• Camilla Claire Elizabeth
• Nell Constance
• Grace Elizabeth Jean
• Eliza Georgina Georgina
• Emilia Clementine
• Rosanna Mary
• Elizabeth Florence Victoria
• Clementine Florence Mary
• Felicity Martha Elizabeth
• Allegra Octavia Hope
• Emily Grace
• Molly May
• Sienna Amelie
• Olivia Rose Cato
• Allegra Florence Mary
• Indiana Alice
• Jessica Elizabeth
• Francesca Lilibet
• Morvoren Elizabeth

Boys:

• Egan David Reid 
• Alexander Matthew and Harrison James
• Archibald Nicholas Christopher
• Anselm Charles Fitzwilliam
• Conrad Nicholas Oppenheim
• William John
• Percy Edward
• Mervyn James Glassbrook
• Blake Laurent
• Alfred Jack
• George Alfred Thomas
• Ethan Conway
• William Thomas
• Jude Harrison
• Johnathan Arthur
• Arthur James
• Thomas Everard
• Harry Thomas Albert
• Oliver William
• Ernest Merlin
• James Anthony
• James Ranald Arthur
• Henry John Hunter
• Wilfrid Alec Ferrand
• Charles Ludwig Langton
• Daniel John Joseph
• Edward Louis Julius
• Rupert Dorrien Aloysius George
• Louis Oliver Alan
• Conor Raymond
• Edward John Michael
• Alasdair John Drummond
• Philip Hunter Errington
• Patrick Windham
• George Fredrick Stewart
• Peter William
• Elliot Jude
• Alistair Colwyn Edward

Thought some of you might enjoy this. I wonder where Florence and Mary sit on the UK popularity lists?