, 22 November 2009 (UTC) 
 ::The widespread and default use of the form "Alfred Lord Tennyson" (with varying punctuation) makes it a unique case. The fact that there exist some sources which abide by their own strict naming conventions does not impeach the fact that the form "Alfred Lord Tennyson" is far more frequent. This was the name under which his works were published during his lifetime. I have checked the British Library Catalogue and find 469 works which use "Alfred Lord Tennyson" in either title or author. There are a tiny number, less than ten, which use "Alfred Tennyson, Baron Tennyson".   16:12