Simon Cynster friend of James Glossup
Portia Ashford in Lady Osbaldestone’s train
Charlie Hastings friend of James Glossup
Lady Osbaldestone (Therese) distant cousin to Lord Netherfield
Viscount Netherfield (Granville) father of Harold, Lord Glossup
Harold, Lord Glossup present owner of Glossup Hall
Catherine, Lady Glossup Harold’s wife
Henry Glossup their oldest son
Kitty Glossup, née Archer his wife
James Glossup second son of Harold and Catherine
Oswald Glossup third son of Harold and Catherine
Moreton Archer Kitty’s father
Alfreda Archer Kitty’s mother
Swanston Archer Kitty’s younger brother
Winifred Archer Kitty’s older sister
Desmond Winfield pursuing Winifred Archer
George Buckstead close friend of Harold Glossup
Helen Buckstead George’s wife
Lucy Buckstead their daughter
Lady Cynthia Calvin connection of the Glossups’, widow
Ambrose Calvin her son
Drusilla Calvin her daughter
Lady Hammond society matron, distantly related to the Glossups
Annabelle Hammond her elder daughter
Cecily Hammond her younger daughter
Arturo the handsome leader of a band of gypsies encamped nearby
Dennis a younger male gypsy hired as a temporary summer gardener
Blenkinsop the butler
Mr. Basil Stokes the police inspector sent by Bow Street to investigate