The Jury (42 page)

Brian Goodeve: literary novice

*James Bayfield: stationer

Gladys Bayfield: his wife

Ernie and Dolly: their children

Edward Seagrave: acquainted with Lucy Prynne

*Charles Underhay: Civil Servant

Betty Underhay: his daughter

Elisabeth Andersch: pianist

*Clare Cranshaw: widow

*Reginald Forth: retired soldier

*Oliver Brackett: auctioneer

Molly Brackett: his wife

Tucker: the Stroods' butler

Mrs Tucker: their cook

*Roger Coates: city clerk

Gertie Coates: his wife

Vincent and Marjorie: their children

A. J. K. Simpson: writer on popular science

*Lionel Bonaker: a friend of Simpson's

Mr Cradock: Strood's partner

*Cyril Gaskin: expectant father

Stella: his sister-in-law

*Blanche Izeley: wife of Paul

Janet Ensworth: acquainted with Blanche Izeley

*Sidney Nywood: builder and undertaker

Flo Nywood: his wife

*Arthur Cheed: garage proprietor

Nellie Cheed: his wife

The Reverend Mr Strood: Roderick Strood's father

Sir John Buckhorn: Attorney-General

Gregory Tufnell: his junior

Leonard Bolton: police officer

Antony Harcombe: a KC

Mr Justice Sarum: presiding

Ernest Nix: detective

Alfred Oscar House: barman

Dr Cartwright: general practitioner

Cyrus Hartman Lampetter: pathologist

Ronald Young: Mr Harcombe's junior

Mrs Henstroke: Roger Coates's mother-in-law

Sarah: servant to Strood senior

*Member of the jury

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