what do these names make you think?

In order of gorgeousness:
Clementine - chic
Beatrice - elegant
Madeleine - cute
Alexandra - clever
Matilda - classy

Others are all ok, bit samey, but sorry dislike Megan.

Madeleine is lovely.
hannah ok/boring
harriet no
zara no
clementine lovely
beatrice ok
alexandra ok/boring
sophie ok
megan no
madeleine lovely
matilda lovely
jessica don't like

hannah - plain
harriet - horsey
zara - I like this
clementine - old fashioned and a bit country
beatrice - like this too
alexandra - ok
sophie - gentle
megan - love Megan but dh vetoed!
madeleine - missing
matilda - I like this too
jessica - boring

hannah - too many of them about
harriet - ok
zara - ok
clementine - no, a fruit
beatrice - ok
alexandra - I like it, I like Alex
sophie - nice
megan - ok
madeleine - I like it a lot, like Maddy too
matilda - not so keen, a bit boho trendy
jessica - never been keen, not sure why

I think harriet is the best one, I think it sounds like a girly economist who uses mumsnet ... :D

All lovely names. I'm biased on two of them as my DD is Beatrice Clementine.

Thoughts on the others:

hannah - all the hannah's I've known have been really nice
harriet - hattie is a sweet nn, full version is forthright and strong, perhaps slightly harsh
zara - can't help thinking of the clothes shop, don't dislike though
alexandra - elegant and strong, I know lots of lovely but very naughty ones of all ages
sophie - pretty, girly, slightly prissy
megan - Welsh
madeleine - gorgeous, am considering for DC2 if a girl
matilda - quite 'of the moment' a few years ago in certain circles
jessica - dull but pretty

hannah - religious
harriet - quite posh, horsey, hard sound
zara - royal and very horsey
clementine - cutesy, also a fruit
beatrice - really like
alexandra - really like
sophie - spoiled (just my personal experience of sophies!)
megan - LOVE this name. Slightly hippyish
madeleine - love this name, very elegant
matilda - Roald Dahl. bit hard sounding.
jessica - bit frilly. Jess is nice though.

Love Harriet and Beatrice. Hate Clementine and Zara.

They are all either ordinary or trendy.

hannah -- really glad I didn't call DD1 Hannah. It seems quite dated.
harriet -- prim, twee
zara -- lovely, stylish
clementine -- lovely, stylish; reminds me of church bells ringing for some reason
beatrice -- lovely, classic
alexandra -- lovely, classic, formal
sophie -- nice, prefer Sophia or Sofia though
megan -- dislike this name, sounds dumpy, don't like the EGG sound in the middle
madeleine -- lovely, sounds like the essence of France to me
matilda -- lovely, classic Germanic; love Tilda as nn
jessica -- frou-frou, Barbie-type name, 1970s, a bit downmarket?

hannah - quite twee
harriet - Also quite twee
zara - Princess Ann
clementine - Christmas
beatrice - Princess
alexandra - Burke
sophie - Twee
megan - Welsh
madeleine - French
matilda - Least favourite, can't imagine an adult called matilda
jessica - fletcher, murder she wrote

With the exception of Megan and Madeleine, what TeamEdward said.

My favourites are Alexandra and Zara - both of which I'd consider if I were choosing a name fo a dd. But then I am minor Euro-royalty

hannah - classic, neutral
harriet - androgynous, bookish
zara - posh, horsey
clementine - posh, artsy
beatrice - just lovely
alexandra - beautiful
sophie - classic
megan - beautiful
madeleine - beautiful
matilda - sharp, clever
jessica - commonly-used, not quite 'classic'

hannah - reliable, clever, sensible
harriet - super-clever, serious, pretty
zara - long flowing locks, slightly bohemian, arty-type
clementine - spoilt brat!
beatrice - pretty, feminine, good fun
alexandra - bit of a rebel, popular and funny
sophie - bookish, quiet,
megan - average at school, dependable, happy
madeleine - drama/dance type, party animal
matilda - bossy, teacher's pet
jessica - quiet, shy, mousey

that's what those names say to me based on knowing children with all of them except Clementine and Zara!

hannah - bible story
harriet - very uppper crust
zara - princess that isn't
clementine - pretty name that will be shortened to clemmie as a pet name
beatrice - potter
alexandra - classic timeless
sophie - soft and beautiful
megan - car
madeleine - overused but used to liek before it became so popular
matilda - waltzing
jessica - ragdoll chidlresn tv

I'm sure she's lovely Hulababy, unfortunately the neighbours from hell next door have one who has put me off the name for life!

All nice
Hannah - lots of them about
Megan - I'm not so keen
Really like Zara
Beatrice my favourite (but I am biased)
Also love Clementine and Madeleine

hannah - it's always seemed a bit goofy to me, maybe cos of the whole Spanner nickname thing?

harriet - blokey, victorian

zara - bit harsh for my liking, but ok

clementine - a foodstuff

beatrice - the royals

alexandra - palace

sophie - the BFG

megan - cute puppy

madeleine - dainty, beautiful little girl, my favourite

matilda - roald dahl again, like this one

jessica - fletcher

hannah - Big hoop earrings
harriet - Meh; neither like nor dislike
zara - Clothes shop
clementine - Similar to an orange
beatrice - Really nice, but slightly middle class
alexandra - Okay
sophie - Prefer Sophia
megan - So-so
madeleine - Nice
matilda - Roald Dahl
jessica - Very common and over used.

weepootle - can assure you my 4 year old niece with the name is adorable; sure you'd quite like that Hannah ;)

hannah - don't like, boring and have never met one that I've liked.
harriet - love love love
zara - prefer sara
clementine - pretentious
beatrice - nice
alexandra - not keen, don't like Lexi as nn
sophie - lovely, timeless
megan - ok
madeleine - lovely
matilda - great name, I have one
jessica - don't like, over popular and over-rated.

hannah - Lucy's sister. Very pretty, quite shy
harriet - Strong willed and determined
zara - Petite and sophisticated
clementine - Arabella's sister. Mummy drives a 4x4 but hasn't ever set foot on a farm because the smell/muck would make her ill
beatrice - Middle class and boden wearing
alexandra - Very popular child, all the kids want to be her friend. She's trendy and influential
sophie - Bubbly, happy-go-lucky. A little bit ditsy with a great personality
megan - Dark haired petite little girl. A wonderful friend
madeleine - Bit bossy, good leader
matilda - Beatrice's sister
jessica - Fun-loving blonde child who likes to have a good laugh with her mates

Out of your list like Harriet best