Upstairs, Downstairs

In his local pub, Edward brags to other servants that, while on a fox hunt as James Bellamy's servant, he saw Lady Tewkesbury having an affair with Lord Gilmour. Unfortunately, Edward is overheard and becomes a potential key witness in the Tewkesburys' divorce proceedings. This leads to multiple conflicts of interest, as Lord Gilmour is on Richard Bellamy's side and his career is threatened by the scandal. And Geoffrey Dillon, the Bellamys' family lawyer, is also Colonel Tewkesbury's lawyer...