Eardley-Wilmot, Sir S. See Wilmot.
Betham-Edwards, Matilda. See Edwards.
Collison-Morley, L. See Morley.
The cataloguer sometimes comes across a name which he may remember as a decidedly changed name from his point of view, when there is no alternative but to adopt the newer form. A writer, for example, who at one time was known as F. H. Perry Coste, has now become Perrycoste, and, unless the cataloguer's memory serves him well, this author's books will be entered under Coste and Perrycoste.
The subject-entries of the foregoing books are as follows:—
India:
Travel and Description.
Wilmot, Sir S. E. Forest life and sport in
India. 1910
As this book is for the most part concerned with state forestry in India, it is likely to be serviceable in connection with forestry as a subject, though not specifically upon it, the meaning of the rules may be liberally interpreted to include the entry
Forestry:
Wilmot, Sir S. E. Forest life, &c., in India.
1910.
At the time of publication the author was a C.I.E., but later, becoming a K.C.I.E., the "Sir" is added to his name.
France:
Travel and Description.
Edwards, M. B. Unfrequented France. 1910
Italian Literature:
Morley, C. L. Modern Italian literature.
1911
The last book, not being upon literature in the universal sense or in the abstract, is entered under its definite subject of Italian literature as shown. Here the serviceable covering reference again removes all possible doubt.