Peg's penniless aunt who hosts Peg and her siblings in London for an annual payment of £5000. She tolerates the living arrangement for financial reasons but has no further plot involvement mentioned in the summary.
Lady Ann is the mother of Tom, Kate, and Helen and welcomes Peter Standish when he arrives at the Pettigrews’ house in 1784. Her family is in desperate financial circumstances, and she presses Helen to marry Mr. Throstle while the household hopes Kate will marry the wealthy American.
Howard’s mother learns that her son is facing a malicious accusation and quickly understands the situation because she knows of Hester’s romantic interest in him. She confronts Hester and persuades her to accept Howard’s account, helping to address the false suspicion that has fallen on him.
A hostile local councillor who eventually warns Ambrose about Crowley's plan to seize and demolish the pier.
Jane Marryot's close friend who provides companionship and emotional support while Robert is away fighting in the Second Boer War.
Irene Browne has 22 screen credits in a career dating back to 1929. Their work is anchored in the Ealing comedies universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Serious Charge, Berkeley Square, My Lips Betray. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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