The British Isles Characters

List of fictional, historical and mythological characters suitable for adventures on the British Isles

A – Detective Frederick Abberline, Jack Dawkins “The Artful Dodger”, Adam Bell, Adam “The Leper”, Margaret Aitken, Alice Kyteler, Alan-a-Dale,  Allan Quartermain, Alexander Selkirk, Amelia Dyer, Arthur a Bland, Louis Jeremiah Abershawe “The Laughing Highwayman”, 

B – Beauchamp Bagenal, Jeremy Bentham, Theresa Berkley, Bevis of Hampton, Billy Bones, Blind Pew, Burke and Hare, 

C – Professor Challenger, Captain Nemo, Captain Alexander Smollett, Giacomo Casanova, Charles Mohun, Charles Sedley, Claude Duval, Colonel Sibthorp, Rosa Coote, Timothy Tiny Tim Cratchit

D – Damaris Page, Daniel Dancer, Jenny Diver, David of Doncaster, Dorian Gray, Doctor John Dolittle, Doctor Victor Frankenstein, Doctor Fu Manchu, Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Doctor Livesey,

E – Eadric the Wild, Ebenezer Scrooge, Eustace Folville, Eustace The Monk, Elizabeth “Old Mother” Cresswell, 

F – Fanny Murray, Judge George Jeffreys “The Hanging Judge”, Guy Fawkes, Lady Katherine Ferrers ‘The Wicked Lady’, John Fian, George “Fighting” Fitzgerald, Mary Frith “Moll Cutpurse”, Francis Drake, Sir Francis Walsingham “The Spymaster”,  Francis Charteris, Francis Dashwood, Friar Tuck, 

G – George Selwyn, Gilbert Whitehand, Lady Godiva, Guy of Gisbourne, Doctor Hawley Griffin “The Invisible Man”, 

H –King Herla, Hereward the Wake, Charles Hitchen, 

I – Ikey “The Fagin” Solomon , Sir Wilfred of Ivanhoe

J-   Mary Frances Jeffries

K – Edmund Kean

L –  Lawrence Talbot “The Wolf Man”, Richard at the Lee,  Little John, Lola Montez,  Lancelot Blackburne (Archbishop of York), James Lowther,

M – Jacob Marley, Professor James Moriarty, “Mad” Jack Mytton,

O- Grace O’Malley “The Dark Lady of Doona”, Adam Orleton (The Bishop of Hereford)

R – Morgana Ravenswood “The Witch of Berkeley, John “Sixteen String Jack” Rann, Jack the Ripper, Sarah Rachel Russell

S – Long John Silver,

T – Richard ‘Dick’ Turpin

W- Jonathan Wild “The Thief Taker General”, John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of Rochester,