Her younger brother, Selden the Notting Hill murderer, has recently escaped from Princetown prison, and he is living upon the moor. He dies upon the moor soon after Watson discovers Holmes' hideout.
I believe it has mostly to do with the honour of his wife. After all, Selden would be his relative too, and he would naturally want to keep peace in his household.
Holmes, Watson, Sir Henry, The Barrymore's and Stapleton
Watson and Sir Henry dine there the night of their arrival in Chapter 6
He lost two of his boots.
The reason the hound attacked Selden was that he was wearing the clothes that Sir Henry had given Barrymore. Barrymore turned and gave them to Selden. Stapleton had set the hound on the scent of Sir Henry, and since the hound smelled the scent of Sir Henry, it attacked Selden.
Watson and Sir Henry Baskerville sat up in Sir Henry's room waiting, and on the second night they heard the creak of a step in the passage. They took a candle and followed a shadowy figure, also with a candle, down the hall to where the figure stopped at a window. They confronted the figure who turned out to be Barrymore, and they found out that Barrymore had been supplying Selden, the Notting Hill murderer, with food and clothing. As it turns out, Selden was the brother of Mrs. Eliza Barrymore.
Holmes, Watson, Sir Henry, The Barrymore's and Stapleton
They come face to face in chapter 14 of 'The Hound of the Baskervilles.'
Watson and Sir Henry dine there the night of their arrival in Chapter 6
He lost two of his boots.
Yes , Lionel Barrymore played Mr. Henry F. Potter .
The cast of The Hound of the Baskervilles - 1983 includes: Glynis Barber as Beryl Stapleton Brian Blessed as Geoffrey Lyons Connie Booth as Laura Lyons Eleanor Bron as Mrs. Barrymore Michael Burrell as Shop Owner Donald Churchill as Dr. John Watson Denholm Elliott as Dr. Mortimer Francesca Gonshaw as Young Girl in Mire Edward Judd as Barrymore Ronald Lacey as Inspector Lestrade David Langton as Sir Charles Baskerville Eric Richard as Cabbie Ian Richardson as Sherlock Holmes Peter Rutherford as Selden Kerry Shale as Sir Henry Martin Shaw as Sir Henry Baskerville Nigel Stock as Dr. John Watson
The reason the hound attacked Selden was that he was wearing the clothes that Sir Henry had given Barrymore. Barrymore turned and gave them to Selden. Stapleton had set the hound on the scent of Sir Henry, and since the hound smelled the scent of Sir Henry, it attacked Selden.
Henry Lafayette is introduced in Chapter 13 of the book.
Lionel Barrymore played Henry Potter (sorry, no wizards in this movie) in this memorable film from Frank Capra
Henry F. Potter. He was played by Lionel Barrymore.
Because she was really Stapleton's wife
Watson and Sir Henry Baskerville sat up in Sir Henry's room waiting, and on the second night they heard the creak of a step in the passage. They took a candle and followed a shadowy figure, also with a candle, down the hall to where the figure stopped at a window. They confronted the figure who turned out to be Barrymore, and they found out that Barrymore had been supplying Selden, the Notting Hill murderer, with food and clothing. As it turns out, Selden was the brother of Mrs. Eliza Barrymore.