Lord Blandamer

Mr. Sharnall

Lord Blandamer and Sharnall are antagonists, with Sharnall suspecting Blandamer of dark intentions regarding the church.

Martin Joliffe

Lord Blandamer exerts a manipulative influence over Martin, exploiting his claims to the Blandamer inheritance.

Clerk Janaway

Janaway serves as Lord Blandamer's clerk, carrying out his orders with dutiful obedience.

Clerk Janaway

Janaway serves as Lord Blandamer's clerk, carrying out his orders with dutiful obedience.

Mr. Sharnall

Lord Blandamer and Sharnall are antagonists, with Sharnall suspecting Blandamer of dark intentions regarding the church.

Clerk Janaway

Janaway serves as Lord Blandamer's clerk, carrying out his orders with dutiful obedience.

Martin Joliffe

Lord Blandamer exerts a manipulative influence over Martin, exploiting his claims to the Blandamer inheritance.

Martin Joliffe

Lord Blandamer exerts a manipulative influence over Martin, exploiting his claims to the Blandamer inheritance.

Chapter VI

The stranger who enters the church and joins the choir, singing the tenor part with skill.

VII

Lord Blandamer visits Bellevue Lodge to write a note for Mr. Westray. His presence causes excitement and anxiety in the household.

VIII

Visits Bellevue Lodge, is polite and considerate to Miss Joliffe, but is later criticized by Westray and Sharnall for being miserly and having a bad reputation.

IX

Makes a generous offer to restore the Minster, visits Bellevue Lodge, and inspects the church with Westray.

X

Visits Sharnall's room unannounced; discusses music and organ repairs; offers to fund organ improvements; impresses Sharnall with his knowledge.

XIV

Visited Bellevue Lodge that afternoon but did not see Sharnall; left no message for Westray.

Chapter XV

Suspected by Westray of using the restoration as a pretext to court Anastasia; visits Bellevue Lodge without business pretext.

Chapter XVII

Subject of gossip for his visits to Bellevue Lodge; seen as a romantic prince by Anastasia.

XVIII

Lord Blandamer deliberately visits Anastasia, proposes marriage, and later receives her letter with calm detachment, responding with a polished but emotionally distant reply.

XIX

Marries Anastasia Joliffe; his return to Cullerne prompts the bell-ringing celebration.

XX

Mentioned as Anastasia's husband and a rival for her affections; he paid Martin's bills and offered to house Miss Joliffe.

Chapter XXI

His portrait is uncovered; later he reflects on his past, his marriage, and the threats to his title.

XXII

Hosts Westray, shows him the portrait of his grandfather, and attempts to secure Westray's silence while acknowledging the service Westray has done him.

XXIII

Visits Mr. Martelet's office to finalize a codicil, then witnesses the crowd gathered around the collapsing tower and rescues Westray from the belfry.

Epilogue

Died in the tower collapse while rescuing others; memorialized on a brass plate.