Talk:University Greys

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Change of Spelling[edit]

Google suggests that "Greys" is the more common spelling, and I see it's how the word is spelled in the title of a 1940 book on the company (which I've not seen yet). Given the Walter-Scott anglophilia of the time, it's plausible that the company would style itself with the British spelling.

I appreciate the templates added by Wikipedists who actually know what they're doing, and intend to revise the article when I find a bit more reliable info, such as that book. --Andersonblog 21:57, 22 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]