Oooooh, that's very posh, Tiddly.

Caroline Riversdale -Moul

Exactly!  MissTrunchbull from Matilda springs to mind 

 Oh my

I'm seeing an Alice band and a pie-crust collared blouse..

I'm loving these names....it's all very St. Trinians

Elizabeth Drumshanbo-McGuigan

James Croft-Wright.

If I had  gone back further I could have had Mafeking. It was a popular name for obvious reasons, much the same as you meet people called Grunwick nowadays.

Thanks you Suzy bean - I liked it

I haven't got a scooby what my head's surname was because she was a nun, so I'm just going to pretend it was Brown for obvious reasons:
Florence Moulton Brown

Were you two neighbours?

Thanks Stoory, she does, doesn't she

Yes I did Agatha.

I thought a list of our Tory names might be quite exciting..yah?  


Suzybean: Violet Teignmouth-Tregasgis
velvet donkey: The Hon. Crawford Rylands-McGowan
pirate1111: Ernest Precott-Smyth
Croc: Doreen Cotton-Waite
Dame Ann Average: Dame Isabel Buttermere-Goodfellow
stoory: Hilary Cavendish-Mckinnon
scatterby: Margaret Southlands-Jeacock
El Loro: Dennis Archibald-Cook
Duckypup: Anne Dunvegan-Stonehouse
Queen of the High Teas: Gladys King-Fisher
liverbird: Elsie Shottenden-Broad
Ditty: Anne Lenham-Ludlow
Rexi:  Gertrude Bear- O'Hagan
brisket: Charles Rockcliffe-Ritchie
hoochie: Katherine Katrine-Burns
Sarum: Dorothy Greenwood-Crawley

Spongey: Violet Salterns-Enticknapp
rosgirl: Jane Winchester- McKewan
Yellow Rose: Blanche Winchester-Stephens
Yogi: Catherine Rowan-Paterson
Aimee: Lucy Tintern-Short
kattymieoww: Elizabeth/Philip Glencorse-felicitas
Soozywoo: Thomas Boulogne-Jones
Scotty: Lady Bridget Balmerino-Kennedy
Blizzie: Agatha Croft-Topping
lazybug: Queenie Larkspur-Kendall
Demantoid: Mildred Wyndham-Hitt
Bojangles: Elizabeth Milton-Hill
Tiddly: Katherine Barloch-Wotherspoon or then again: Olivia Ivybank-Trevelyan
Triggers: May Havelock-Kennedy
disley: John Dewhurst-Wilkinson
Kaytee: Caroline Riversdale-Moul
Pengy: Elizabeth Drumshanbo-McGuigan
Garage Joe: James Croft-Wright
Supes: Florence Moulton-Brown

Miss S: Mary Greenbank-Smart


Some absolute toppers  


Great thread suzy  

Brilliant thread

I am  at some of these names!

I would love to join the distinguished list so here is mine - Mary Greenbank-Smart

Done! Miss Greenbank-Smart

Thank you Lady Balmerino-Kennedy

 It`s a bit quiet round these parts. I`m wondering if The Hon. Crawford Rylands-McGowan has run oaff with Dame Isabel Buttermere-Goodfellow?

Possibly, although I'm sure I saw The Hon Crawford Rylands-McGowan earlier going for high tea with Elsie Shottenden-Broad

Sybil Allander-Dalziel at your service - curtseys!   (that's pronounced dee -yell by the way) Sybil could also be a George  

I've been busy today Scotty, canvassing for the I'm Alright Jack Party  I fear a lost deposit coming on

Are you sure it wasn't a Jacking Orf party?

 i don't even sound posh with a pretend name

Ah, presided over by the Rt Hon Dick Master-Bates.

Lucy Tintern-Short seems posh to me.

He doesn't stand on ceremony he just goes by the name Master Bates.

  

Violet Greenfield-Holmes....dearie me it sounds like a posh housing estate

Brenda Knight-Rothery

This is such a funny thread..

You could be right Blizzie, I never know if I'm coming or going

The best one I've seen on my facebook is ....Anthony Gay Elms-Dicker

Oh and thanks Lady Bridget  The list looks rather spiffing

My other friend made me giggle too.........
"Umpelege Leopards Hill-Pollicot. and the 'ge' has to be pronounced as if you're clearing your throat. I'm on the ethnic short-list!!!!"

 Ha ha Elkie! A posh housing estate in a Tory stronghold.