Nigel ; or, The Crown Jewels A Play, in Five Acts |
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- Mr. Bartley
- Mr. Hunt
- Mr. C. Kemble
- Mr. Abbott
- Mr. Chapman
- Mr. Egerton
- Mr. Farren
- Mr. Blanchard
- Mr. Horrebow
- Mr. Fawcett
- Mr. Farley
- Mr. Taylor
- Mr. Norris
- Mr. Mears
- Master Longhurst
- Master C. Parsloe
- Mr. Ley
- Miss Lacy
- Miss Foote
- Mrs. Chatterley.
DRAMATIS PERSONÆ.
King James the First
Duke of Buckingham
Lord Dalgarno, an English nobleman
Lord Nigel, a Scottish nobleman
Sir Geoffrey Growther, an Officer of the Tower Guard
Master Heriot, Goldsmith to the King
Skourlie, a Scrivener, an exceeding knave
Trapbois, a miserly Usurer, in his dotage
Jenkin Vincent, commonly called Jin Vin, apprentice to Heriot
Strappet, a City Barber
Captain Peppercole, a cowardly Bully
Hildebrod, Bailiff of Whitefriar's sanctuary
Skelter, a broken down Lawyer of Whitefriars
George, a serving man of Heriot
Dalgarno's Page
Nigel's Page
Skourlie's Clerk
Martha, Daughter of Trapbois
Margaret, Niece of Heriot
Bridget, Wife of Strappet
Lords, Pages, Attendants, Huntsmen, Guards, Servants, Porters, Inhabitants of Whitefriars, and Crowd.
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