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Evening Star, Issue 17793, 15 October 1921, Page 2

Lord Glerawly, son and heir of Earl Auncsloy. who was married last mouth, taker- his title from a little town in Ulster : but no Irish gazetteer would show anv place called Glerawly. But there is a "Gloriav.-jy in County Fermanagh, and this is the plr.ee chosen for tho title by the fir.-I Baron Anncriey. Tho clerk who enurosied i He patent or nobility, However, carelessly misspelled Glenawly ns Glerawiv, and the baron bad to adopt the wrong spelling, as no alteration whatever can fie rnr.de in a peerage patent once it had been issued. The title of tho Eorl of Arlington perpetuates a similar blunder, having been taken from the village of llorlingiou. between Hounslow and West Drayton, where the first carl was bom. Jones : “ Heaven bless him ! He showed confidence- in me when tho civil...-, v. cv dark and threatening.” Jtohmsoii ; "in what wav .Jones; “He lent mo an I umbrella.” 1