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- Queen Mary.
- Philip, King of Naples and Sicily, afterwards King of Spain.
- The Princess Elizabeth.
- Reginald Pole, Cardinal and Papal Legate.
- Simon Renard, Spanish Ambassador.
- Le Sieur de Noailles, French Ambassador.
- Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury.
- Sir Nicholas Heath, Archbishop of York; Lord Chancellor after Gardiner.
- Edward Courtenay, Earl of Devon.
- Lord William Howard, afterwards Lord Howard, and Lord High Admiral.
- Lord Williams of Thame.
- Lord Paget.
- Lord Petre.
- Stephen Gardiner, Bishop of Winchester and Lord Chancellor.
- Edmund Bonner, Bishop of London.
- Thomas Thirlby, Bishop of Ely.
- Sir Thomas Wyatt, Insurrectionary Leader.
- Sir Thomas Stafford, Insurrectionary Leader.
- Sir Ralph Bagenhall.
- Sir Robert Southwell.
- Sir Henry Bedingfield.
- Sir William Cecil.
- Sir Thomas White, Lord Mayor of London.
- The Duke of Alva, attending on Philip.
- The Count de Feria, attending on Philip.
- Peter Martyr.
- Father Cole.
- Father Bourne.
- Villa Garcia.
- Soto.
- Captain Brett, Adherents of Wyatt.
- Anthony Knyvett, Adherents of Wyatt.
- Peters, Gentleman of Lord Howard.
- Roger, Servant to Noailles.
- William, Servant to Wyatt.
- Steward of Household to the Princess Elizabeth.
- Old Nokes and Nokes.
- Marchioness of Exeter, Mother of Courtenay.
- Lady Clarence, Ladies in Waiting to the Queen.
- Lady Magdalen Dacres, Ladies in Waiting to the Queen.
- Alice, Ladies in Waiting to the Queen.
- Maid of Honour to the Princess Elizabeth.
- Joan, two Country Wives.
- Tib, two Country Wives.
- Lords and other Attendants, Members of the Privy Council, Members of Parliament, Two Gentlemen, Aldermen, Citizens, Peasants, Ushers, Messengers, Guards, Pages, Gospellers, Marshalmen, etc.
DRAMATIS PERSONÆ.
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