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IIf the child is a boy, he could become the Earl of Dumbarton – one of the subsidiary titles that the prince received from the Queen on the morning of his marriage. The eldest son and heir of a duke may use one of his father's lower clbad titles, as a courtesy, according to Debrett. A girl could be Lady (first name) Mountbatten-Windsor and all the following sons, Lord (first name) Mountbatten-Windsor.
The 1st Earl of Dumbarton, George Douglas, was a noble and a Scottish soldier. He was badly injured during a duel with the Duke of Normandy in 1669 and documents brought him back dead because of the seriousness of his injuries.
History behind the favorite names
The nation put its money on the baby calling Diana (probably after Prince Harry and William's mother). While Diana Spencer was the only member of the royal family with this name, the nickname has a royal connotation. In Roman mythology, Diana was the goddess of chase and chastity and the daughter of Jupiter, king of the gods.
Victoria, the second favorite name, has a clearer royal history. The most iconic royal queen that comes to mind is of course Queen Victoria – though (as fans of the ITV show know), it was not her real name. She was born Alexandrina Victoria, but changed her name when she became queen.
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