| Name | Book/story/stage title | Notes
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| Galer, Samuel | | A private detective
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| Galloway | The Pothunters | Boy at St. Austin's College
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| Galloway, Andrew | Ahead of Schedule | Rollo Finch's uncle
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| Galloway, Andrew | Ways to Get a Girl | An American eating-house owner
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| Gandinot, M. | Ruth in Exile | Pawnbroker, Roville-sur-Mer
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| Gandle, Clifford | Mr Potter Takes a Rest Cure | MP who proposed to Bobbie Wickham
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| Gandle, Raymond | The Magic Plus Fours | An artist and golfer
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| Garland, Lady Dora | Full Moon | Sister of Lord Emsworth
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| Garland, Prudence | Full Moon | Daughter of Lady Dora
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| Garnet, Jerry | Love Among the Chickens | A writer and friend of Ukridge
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| Garnet, Mr | The Wire-Pullers | An author
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| Garroway, Officer | | A police officer in New York
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| Gascoigne | The Luck of the Stiffhams | The Earl of Wivelscombe's butler
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| Gates | Uneasy Money | Newspaper man and friend of Lord Dawlish
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| Gautier, M. | An Afternoon Dip | French master at Locksley
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| Gaverni, Mme. | The Man with Left Two Feet | A dance teacher
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| Geake | The Lost Bowlers | A Weary Willie cricketer
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| Gedge, J. Wellington | Hot Water | An American in France
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| Gedge, Mrs | Hot Water | His wife
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| George | The Luck Stone | Colonel Stewart's groom
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| George | Laughing Gas | A kidnapper
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| George | Ice in the Bedroom | Freddie Widgeon's cousin; a policeman
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| Georgiana, Lady Alcester | | A sister of Lord Emsworth
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| Gerard, M. | A Shocking Affair | French master at St. Austin's College
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| Gertrude | | Lady Alcester's daughter
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| Gessler, Hermann | William Tell Told Again | Governor of Switzerland
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| Gethryn, Allan | | Boy at Beckford College; the 'Bishop'
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| Gibbs, Gwendoline | Frozen Assets | Lord Tilbury's secretary
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| Gifford, Tankerville | The Little Nugget | A cad
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| Gilpin, Archie | Service with a Smile | An artist and nephew of the Duke of Dunstable
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| Gilpin, Linda | A Pelican at Blandings | Niece of the Duke of Dunstable
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| Gilpin, Ricky | Uncle Fred in the Springtime | Poet and nephew of the Duke of Dunstable
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| Ginsberg, Lew | Back to the Garage | A theatre publicity man
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| Gish, Leonard | | Owner of an art gallery in London
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| Gladys | Lord Emsworth and the Girl Friend | Young girl from London, befriended by Lord Emsworth
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| Gladys | In Alcala | Friend of Peggy Norton, in New York
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| Gleason, May | The Colour Line | Manicurist at the Hotel Cosmopolis
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| Glendennon, Magnolia | Much Obliged, Jeeves | An American shorthand secretary
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| Glossop, Basil | Uncle Fred in the Springtime | Used by Pongo Twistleton as an alias
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| Glossop, Honoria | | An intellectual girl, daughter of Sir Roderick
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| Glossop, Mr | | A nervous teacher and amateur insurance salesman
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| Glossop, Oswald | The Inimitable Jeeves | Sir Roderick's son
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| Glossop, Sir Roderick | | A nerve specialist
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| Glossop, Tuppy | | Sir Roderick's nephew
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| Glutz, Sam | George and Alfred | President of Perfecto-Wonderful film company
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| Goble, Isaac | Jill The Reckless | Manager of The Rose of America - a tom cat
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| Godalming, Bishop of | Something Fresh | Relative of Lord Emsworth
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| Gooch, Brewster | Back to the Garage | Pearl's husband
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| Gooch, Constable | A Sea of Troubles | A policeman
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| Gooch, John | Those in Peril on the Tee | A writer and golfer
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| Gooch, Mr | | A New York rent collector
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| Gooch, Mr | Honeysuckle Cottage | A literary agent
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| Gooch, Mrs | Uncle Dynamite | Cook at Ashenden Manor
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| Gooch, Pearl | Back to the Garage | A chorus-girl
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| Gooch, Rev. Sidney | Anselm gets his Chance | Vicar of Rising Mattock, Hants.
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| Goode, Jimmy | The Inimitable Jeeves | Competitor in the Choir-boys handicap, Twing
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| Goodwin, Margaret | Not George Washington | A woman who waits for her man
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| Goodwin, Mrs | Not George Washington | Margaret's mother; a philosopher
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| Gorrick | The Guardian | Boy at Eckleton College
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| Gorringe, Percy | Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit | Wants to marry Florence Craye; dramatized her book
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| Gosling, Samuel Wilberforce | A Prefect's Uncle | Boy at Beckford College
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| Gossett | Archibald's Benefit | A keen golfer
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| Gossett, James J. | The Indiscretions of Archie | A motion picture man in New York
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| Gossett, Joe | Against the Clock | A forgetful villager
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| Graf von Poppenheim, Captain the | The Swoop | Aide-de-camp to Prince Otto of Saxe-Pfennig
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| Graham, Herbert 'Billy' | Aunts Aren't Gentlemen | Master poacher and cat-napper
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| Graham, Tony | | Boy at St. Austin's College
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| Grayson, Montague | Bill the Conqueror | Writer with an extensive vocabulary, likes his flowers
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| Green | Pillingshot, Detective | Boy at St. Austin's College
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| Green, Lionel | | An interior decorator
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| Gregory | | The Weary Willies' wicket-keeper
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| Gregory, Mr | Psmith in the City | Head of Fixed Deposits, New Asiatic Bank; shouts a lot
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| Gregson, Agatha | | Bertie Wooster's dreaded Aunt Agatha
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| Gregson, Thomas | | Agatha's son
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| Gresham | Not George Washington | Asst. editor of the Orb's On Your Way column
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| Grey, K. St. H. | | Boy at St. Austin's College
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| Grindley, Mr | No Wedding Bells for Him | One of Ukridge's creditors
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| Grogan, Constable | Death at the Excelsior | A policeman
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| Grooly, Cyril | | Book publisher, Popgood and Grooly
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| Gudgeon, Hilda | The Mating Season | Engaged to Beefy Anstruther; friend of Madeline Bassett
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| Gudgeon, Mrs Wilberforce (Beatrice) | Joy Bells for Barmy | Hermione Brimble's aunt
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| Gudgeon, Mrs Willoughby (Beatrice) | The Right Approach | Hermione Brimble's aunt
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| Guffington, Jack | The Fiery Wooing of Mordred | House guest at Smattering Hall
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| Guiseppe | The Small Bachelor | Waiter at the 'Purple Chicken' in Greenwich Village
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| Gunton-Cresswell, Mrs | Not George Washington | Acquaintance of James Cloyster
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| Gussett, Ambrose | Up from the Depths | A scratch golfer and doctor
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| Gussie, Lady | The Swoop | A theatre-goer
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