Greetings from Aryanhwy merch Catmael!

1. Alicia Hennenberg - <Alicia> is a Latin form of <Alice>, which
derives in a roundabout way from the German <Adelheid>.  The
name is registerable as is, but I'm providing info on <Adelheid>
mostly for the submitter's interest:

In Silesia, the name is recorded as <Aleyd> 1384, <Alusch> 1384,
and <Alke> 1347 (the last two are pet forms).
http://www.s-gabriel.org/names/talan/bahlow/

In Arnsburg, in Latin, the name is recorded as <Adelheidis>,
<Aleidis>, three times.
http://www.s-gabriel.org/names/talan/germ13/

In various places, the name is recorded as <Adelheit> in 1495.
http://www.ellipsis.cx/~liana/names/german1495.html

Bahlow has other forms, as well.

2. Aurenca Mouly - May I again compliment the submitter on her
lovely taste in armory and badges?  No conflict found.

3. Eumathios Bempetziotes - Lovely name!  It should be noted,
to remove any confusion, that <Bempetziotes> is recorded in
the cited source as a family name.

4. Henry Clarence - Lovely name and arms.  No conflicts found.

5. James Irvin - You still have to summarize what the S. Gabriel
report says.  <Irvin> is part of a list of surnames found in
the West Borders.  The list is prefaced: "Quotations and dated 
spellings come from Scottish records, mostly between 1450 and 1650."
and the citation is for Black.  <Irvin> is found s.n. Irvine,
but is not explicitly dated.  He would be better off with one of
the dated forms.

I'm not sure what a 'riband' is, but I think the swords are actually
bound with a _ribbon_.

7. Wynterset, Stronghold of - This must be redrawn; the laurel wreath
is not circular.  From Francois:

"... the laurel wreath is not drawn correctly. "A properly drawn laurel 
wreath should not have sufficient room between its tips to place another 
charge. [Darkstone, College of, 02/00, R-Middle]" [Uma, Shire of, 10/01, 
R-Drachenwald]"

Here are all my comments for this month.
-Aryanhwy