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The [[Charity Bazaar]] was held on the 28th April, ostensibly to raise funds for London's Foundling Hospital, which is an orphanage. It was during the course of shopping that Lady [[Viola Fitzgerald]] first heard of [[Robbie Fitzgerald|her brother]]'s injury in Spain and his subsequent return to England. | [[File:Foundling_Hospital2.jpg|right|thumb|300px|A View of the Foundling Hospital in the 18th Century]]The [[Charity Bazaar]] was held on the 28th April, ostensibly to raise funds for London's [[Foundling Hospital]], which is an orphanage. It was during the course of shopping that Lady [[Viola Fitzgerald]] first heard of [[Robbie Fitzgerald|her brother]]'s injury in Spain and his subsequent return to England. | ||
==Characters Attending the Bazaar== | ==Characters Attending the Bazaar== | ||
Latest revision as of 07:11, 22 November 2017
The Charity Bazaar was held on the 28th April, ostensibly to raise funds for London's Foundling Hospital, which is an orphanage. It was during the course of shopping that Lady Viola Fitzgerald first heard of her brother's injury in Spain and his subsequent return to England.
Characters Attending the Bazaar
- Miranda Thwaite, Lady Fletstone
- Georgiana Haworth, Lady Louth
- Lady Viola Fitzgerald
- Lady Olivia Fitzgerald
- Miss Beacham
- Sir William Devenish
- Mr Devenish
- Mr Lazenby
- Miss Lazenby
- Miss Rebecca Garrison
Lady Jane Middleton Commander Nathaniel Scarborough
Threads
- Meeting at the Bazaar
- Rather Self-Serving Charity
- Always window shopping, never stopping to buy
- Paving the road to Hell
Please note that despite being held on a Sunday, such events would not typically have been allowed to be held on a Sunday, which was regarded as sacred during the Regency era, with shops etc being closed all day