Alethea Mary Cecelia (Jack)
Christobel Sophia Eleanor
Cosmo Bartholomew Patrick Fortune
Dashiell Richard Max
Digby James Harvey (Milo)
Dylan Leif Tushingham
Eleanor India Francesca (Freya)
Ellie Tamsin Alicia (Charlie & Oscar)
Fiona Rosemary Isobel
Flora Alice (Hector)
Harry Edgar Apollo
Henrietta Verity (Hector)
Hero Genevieve Tallulah (Gus, Daisy, Archie, & Conrad)
Lucy Jane Vanya
Maximilian Arthur Barton (Oliver)
Olivia Hosie Willow (Matilda & Imogen)
Ophelia Eleanor Grace (Clementine, Theodora, Henrietta, & Edward)
Ottilie Elizabeth Dar
Romilly Amber Claudia (Alexandra & Georgina)
Rory Louis Harald
Rose Zephyr (Gus)
Rufus Harry Roark (Eliza, Edward, Charlie, & Joss)
Sasha Charlotte MacDuff (Alick & Fergus)
Serena Honora Silver
Sholto Robert Timothy (Florence)
Somers Robert Stratton
Sophie Mini Octavia
Ursula Cherry (Hester)
Wilf Lenton
Willoughby David Thomas (Tallulah)
FOR REAL BABY NAMES 
Some lovely eccentric English combinations! I might steal some of these ……
YES! (i’m too tired to comment on them individually but once again, Britain, they’re all great)
Do you know if Joss is a boy or girl? (sibling to Rufus Harry Roark)
I also love the rhythm of Harry Edgar Apollo 🙂
I googled it and found that Joss is a boy and it is short for Jocelyn Alexander Thomas.
That’s awesome! Joss is one of few J names for boys that manage to continuously intrigue me. I tend to dislike names with the J sound, but there are some exceptions, Joss, Jules and Jolyon being my favourites for boys 🙂