Henry VIII | Other Characters
Aburgavenny (Lord Aburgavenny)
Lord Aburgavenny is Buckingham's son-in-law, and he shares Buckingham's dislike of Wolsey. He corroborates Buckingham's charges against Wolsey, explaining that Wolsey bankrupted some of the nobles when he organized the visit to France (I.i.80-83). He is arrested with Buckingham.
Aldermen
Not listed in the cast of characters, two aldermen are called for in the stage directions in V.iv. They are part of the spectacular procession at Elizabeth's christening. Middle class officers from the city of London, they and the mayor are...
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