Almost Heaven

Earl of Melbourne - Father of Christina Taylor, Ian's fiancee

Mr. Jenkins - Sells goods in Morsham

Mr. Thergood - Sells goods in Morsham

Lord Dusenberry - Betrothed to Cecelia Lacroix, wealthy, from fine family

Mr. Bertie Krandell - Fried of Robert Cameron's

Lord Cheverly - Engaged to Bertie's sister

Lord Peters - Income of 20,000 lbs, may be named heir to his uncle's baronetcy

Lord Shoreham - Estate in Wiltshire, the Shoreham emeralds

Mr. Richard Shipley - Charming, complete scoundrel, broke

Baron Grangerley - Father of one of Elizabeth's friends

Lord Howard - Viscount Mondevale's cousin, urbane man with pleasing manners

Lord Thomas Everly - A rash, handsome young man with a fortune

Lord Tilbury - Said he thought everything Ian owned was lying on the table.

Sir Elston Greeley - Just returned from the Colonies

Lord Seabury - Promised Elizabeth sables to cover her shoulders and mink to carpet the floor

Lord Hinton - Hosted the last ball Elizabeth attended in London right after Mondevale broke the engagement

Mr. Jake Wiley - Ruddy faced, middle aged, works for Ian

Peters - Ian's secretary

Mr. Sean MacLaesh - Elizabeth and Lucinda rode his haywagon to the cottage, farmer

Mr. Dickenson Varley - The note Elizabeth received was meant for him.

Sir Francis Belhaven - 45 yrs old, stout, balding, and his debauchery is a joke among the ton.

Lord Newsom - A wealthy Lord

Mr. Phineas Weatherborne - London Jeweler

Count Dillard - mentioned pg. 377

Mr. Wordsworth - Investigator to find Robert

Lord Kyleton - mentioned pg. 461

Mr. Peterson Delham - mentioned pg. 463

Lord Chancellor - mentioned on pg.468

Lord Sutherland - Head Prosecutor, House of Lords

Captain Granthome - Captain of the Arianna

Mr. Larimore - Ian's Solicitor

Mr. Twindell - Jonathon's Tutor

Viscount Sheffield - pg. 489