Part Two
King Henry VI
Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, uncle to the king
Eleanor, duchess of Gloucester, wife to Humphrey
Cardinal Beaufort, Bishop of Winchester, uncle to the king
Queen Margaret, queen to King Henry
Richard Plantagenet, duke of York
Edward, York’s son
Richard, York’s son
Duke of Somerset
Duke of Suffolk
Duke of Buckingham
Lord Clifford
Young Clifford, his son
Earl of Warwick
Lord Saye
Sir Humphrey Stafford
Sir John Stanley
A Sea Captain, a profiteer
The Ship’s Master
Water Whitmore, a sailor
Sir John Hume, a priest
Bolingbroke, a conjurer
Margery Jourdain, a witch
Thomas Horner, an armorer
Peter, Thomas Horner’s man
A Clerk, of Chatham
Mayor, of Saint Albans
Jack Cade, a Kentish rebel
George Bevis, a laborer
John Holland, a laborer
Dick, a butcher, follower of Cade
Smith, a weaver, follower of Cade
Michael, follower of Cade
Alexander Iden, a Kentish landowner
First Murderer
Second Murderer
Citizens, Guards, Soldiers, Messengers, a Spirit
Part Three
King Henry VI
Queen Margaret, queen to King Henry
Prince Edward, *Prince of Wales,*their son
Lord Clifford
Duke of Exeter
Earl of Oxford
Duke of Somerset
Earl of Northumberland
Richard Plantagenet, duke of**York
Edward, earl of March; *afterwardsduke ofYork and King Edward IV;*son to York
George, afterwards duke ofClarence,** son to York
Richard, afterwards duke of**Gloucester***,*** son to York
Edmund, earl of Rutland, son to York
Earl of Warwick
Lord Hastings
Lady Grey, afterwards Queen Elizabeth to Edward IV
Lord Rivers, brother to Lady Grey
Mayor, of York
Sir John Montgomery
King Lewis XI, king of France
A French Noble
First Keeper
Second Keeper
A Son that has killed his father
A Father that has killed his son
Soldiers, Attendants, Messengers, Watchman