Original sentence: Lorne (Latharna in Gaelic) is a region and historic district in the west of Scotland, now part of the Argyll and Bute council area.The Lordship of the district was held as a subsidiary title of the earldom and later the Duchy of Argyll from 1470.The district bordered (what was then a smaller) Argyll to the south, Lochaber to the north and Breadalbane to the east.The district may have taken its name from Loarn mac Eirc, who held lands in that part of Scotland.The district was later combined with Argyll and parts of Lochaber to make up the traditional county of Argyll (sometimes known  as the anglicised Argyllshire) during reorganisation due to Local Government (Scotland) Act 1889, this Act established a uniform system of county councils and town councils in Scotland and restructured many of Scotland’s counties
Edited sentence: From 1470, the Lordship of Lorne was held as a subsidiary title of the earldom and later the Duchy of Argyll.Loarn created his own dynasty in the new kingdom, in the district of Argyll to which he gave his name.Lorne () is an ancient district in the west of Scotland, now part of the Argyll and Bute council area.Lorne bordered (what was then a smaller) Argyll to the south, Lochaber to the north and Breadalbane to the east.Oban is the capital of the ancient district of Lorne.Once labelled the "Charing Cross of the Highlands" because of the range of steamer connections with the islands and Argyll coast, Oban is still a busy port for ferries, cruise liners, fishing boats and pleasure craft.The Firth of Lorn separates Mull from islands off the Lorne coastline.The district may have taken its name from Loarn mac Eirc, a brother of Fergus Mór Mac Earca who, around the year 500 AD became ruler of the Scottish Kingdom of Dál Riata.The district was later combined with Argyll and parts of Lochaber to make up the traditional county of Argyll following the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1889.This Act established a uniform system of town and county councils in Scotland, restructuring many of Scotland’s counties