List Of Minor Blackadder Characters
(Valentine Dyall) ("Witchsmeller Pursuivant")
Read more about List Of Minor Blackadder Characters: Anon, Tally Applebottom, Thomas Applebottom, Tom The Balladeer, Beadle and The Enormous Orphans, Friar Bellows, Ivor "Jest Ye Not Madam" Biggun, Brigadier-General Horace Bolsom, Philip of Burgundy Aka "The Hawk/Thrush", Sir Talbot Buxomly, Cain & Abel, Lord Chiswick, Cordelia, Sir Wilfred Death, Guy De Glastonbury, Sir Justin De Boinod, Sir George De Boeuf, Robin The Dung Gatherer, Maria Escalosa, Infanta of Spain, Nurse Mary Fletcher-Brown, Le Comte De Frou Frou, Mad Gerald, Goneril, Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, Amy Hardwood, Sean The Irish Bastard, Speckled Jim, The Jumping Jews of Jerusalem, Keanrick and Mossop, Kate's Father, Jack Large, Dr. Leech, Princess Leia of Hungary, Reverend Lloyd, MacAdder, Dougal MacAngus, Messenger, Millicent, Three-Fingered Pete, William Pitt The Even Younger, Sir Dominic Prique of Stratford, Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, King Richard III, Captain Redbeard Rum, Mrs. Scratchit, Lord Smedley, Brigadier Sir Bernard Proudfoot Smith, Soft, Don Speekingleesh, Lord Topper, Lord and Lady Whiteadder, The Wise Woman, The Witches, The Witchsmeller Pursuivant, The Young Crone
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