Viscount Leverhulnie of the Western Jsles—and of Port Sunlight—has defied tho Gaelic Society of Inverness in declining to drop the high-sounding territorial suffix to' his title, one of his reasons being that communications he had received from those isles indicated that the deletion would "give greater offeuce there than satisfaction to those who wanted the suffix removed." In uny case the Gaelic League are wrong in saying that the title of Lord of the Isles i» heme by the King. It ig
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17707, 8 March 1923, Page 6
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