Alwyn Family Names in Estate Portrait
Sir Algernon Alwyn of Alwyn on Alwyn, Bart., a man with a manor and a park, is linked to Henry Alwyn his brother and Lady Dorothy Newman known as Lady Banjo. The Newman sisters Lucy and Lady Marjory Marjoribanks are named, with Rev. Dr Penryck nicknamed Pen and Ink, and Major the Hon. Marengo Marjoribanks called Stubbles, uncle and aunt to Sir Algernon.
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Alwyn Hall farce reveals fortunes and romance in 1886
In a sprawling scene at Alwyn Hall near Oxford, Algernon Alwyn learns his wealth rests on railroad stocks after Fudge and McPherson embezzle his funds. Letters reveal engagements broken and fortunes briefly vanish, then recover as Lucy is wooed again. The tone shifts to Gypsy culture in Roumania and Europe, noting emancipation and social issues.
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