Wealthy distant cousin of Mrs. Fezziwig. Daughter of Admiral Lord Digby, a hero of Trafalgar, and Viscountess Andover. Adventuress and traveler, Lady Jane is back in London for her first English Christmas in many years.

Most of you wouldn't know the remarkable and scandalous details of her life but if you're interested, see Episode 3 of David Tennant's "Around the World in 80 Days."

He is also the author of many books of dance instruction, and the organizer of many balls and dance parties. The Fezziwig daughters attend his dancing school and he is attending the party to assist with organizing the dancing.

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Adeline Pierce is a dancer from New York City. She moved to London to pursue English country dancing. One of Miss Pierce's relations in London connected Miss Pierce to Mr. Wilson, as Mr. Wilson was looking for an assistant at his studio. She has been working for Mr. Wilson at his Academy since the beginning of the summer.

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He has just left the East India Company Army and has returned from Ceylon to find a warehouse for his incoming tea.

Mr. Shinday is a spice trader, importing spices from the colony of India, hoping to strike up a business deal with Mr. Fezziwig.

 A banker and lover of fine things from Camden town. At Mr. Fezziwig's party on business. 

Mr. Bunbury has a good head for the numbers of being a man of business, but is not fond of the social aspects. Thus, Mrs. Bunbury has come to Mr. Fezziwig's party to convince him that the new ink factory in which Mr. Bunbury has invested would best be involved in labels for Fezziwig's Finest.

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Seth Clayfolly is a renowned sculptor from the Fantastical Illuminations and Magick Studio, a maker of fine art to delight the young and young at heart. Kate Clayfolly is Seth's wife and a writer for the London Bulletin. They both adore dancing.

A very merry widow. (Some say she’s completely daft!) Friend of the Fezziwig family.

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Mr. Hightower is a local architect and a friend of the Fezziwig family. He helped build the warehouse for Mr. Fezziwig.

Usually he stops by to see how the structure is holding up, but tonight (Christmas Eve) he is taking the night off to enjoy dancing with old friends.

Mr. and Miss Dionysus are in the wine trade and have a warehouse close to the Fezziwigs.

Mr. Fezziwig has given me an open invitation to join him and his associates every Christmas Eve to celebrate the Joys of the Season. Mr. Grey has also been known to facilitate Tours of London for those who are unfamiliar with the City of London.

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Dr. Cecil Pillsbury was a childhood friend of Mr. Fezziwig.  After completing medical studies, Dr. Pillsbury began a general physician practice with patients from all the social strata of London.

Dr. Pillsbury has remained a friend of Mr. Fezziwig and his family, and has treated Mr. Fezziwig for attacks of gout of the great toe that have followed more than a few of the Fezziwig parties.

Dr. Pillsbury shares with his friend Fezziwig a love of merriment and dance.  Pillsbury and his lovely wife LeeAnn happily attend the Fezziwig Warehouse Christmas party every Christmas Eve.

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 Supplier of dried goods from the far east to Mr. Fezziwig in particular "silk"

Lydia Grace is the second daughter of Mr. Grace, the owner of one of the finest tea rooms in town. Mr. Fezziwig is a business associate of Mr. Grace’s and has sourced tea for his tearoom for many years. Through the years, Miss Lydia and Mrs. Fezziwig have become fast friends and they often take tea and taste-test imported confectionaries of London.