One character with this surname loses his job with the government after being falsely accused by Beatrice, the married woman he has been dating.  
One character with this surname loses his job with the government after being falsely accused by Beatrice, the married woman he has been dating.  Another character with this surname is forced to marry a girl who was impregnated by his boss, but after her baby was taken from her Clarissa drowned herself.  Yet another character with this surname almost has a homosexual affair with Pancras after his wife Betsey leaves him, and later impresses his boss Cameron after entering the poems of Keats into a military computer.  In addition to Moses, Leander, and Coverley, this family includes Honora, who returns to St. Botolphs after fleeing the country to escape tax evasion charges.  FTP, name this clan from two novels written in the 1950s whose titles include the words "scandal" and "chronicle," which were written by John Cheever.
One character with this surname loses his job with the government after being falsely accused by Beatrice, the married woman he has been dating.  
Wapshot (accept The Wapshot Chronicle or The Wapshot Scandal)