| Sir Walter Scott. (1771–1832). Guy Mannering. |
| The Harvard Classics Shelf of Fiction. 1917. |
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| Chapter List of Characters |
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- MRS. ALLAN, Colonel Mannering’s housekeeper.
- ANDREW, gardener at Ellangowan.
- GILES BAILLIE, a gipsy.
- BARNES, valet to Colonel Mannering.
- DEACON BEARCLIFF, a village worthy.
- GODFREY BERTRAM, Laird of Ellangowan.
- MRS. BERTRAM, his wife.
- HENRY BERTRAM (also called Captain Brown), son of Godfrey.
- LUCY BERTRAM, daughter of Godfrey.
- MARGARET BERTRAM, a relative of Godfrey.
- CAPTAIN BROWN (see Henry Bertram).
- LIEUTENANT VANBEEST BROWN, smuggler.
- COCKBURN, landlord of the George Inn.
- COSSARD, a justice.
- CAPTAIN DELASERRE, friend of Harry Bertram.
- DANDIE DINMONT.
- AILIE DINMONT, wife of Dandie.
- JENNIE DINMONT, his daughter.
- DONALD, an Edinburgh chairman.
- DRIVER, Pleydell’s clerk.
- DUDLEY, an artist, friend to Henry Bertram.
- JAMIE DUFF, an idiot.
- REV. DR. ERSKINE, a Scotch divine.
- GABRIEL FAA, gipsy, nephew of Meg Merrilies.
- JOHN FEATHERHEAD, opponent of Kittlecourt.
- JANET GIBSON, dependent on Margaret Bertram.
- GILBERT GLOSSIN, Godfrey Bertram’s agent.
- GRIZZIE, servant at Gordon Arms.
- DIRK HATTERAICK, a smuggler.
- CHARLES HAZLEWOOD, lover of Lucy Bertram.
- SIR ROBERT HAZLEWOOD, his father.
- GODFREY BERTRAM HEWIT, natural son of Godfrey Bertram.
- JOE HODGES, a landlord.
- LUCKIE HOWATSON, a midwife.
- JOCK O’ DAWTSON CLEUGH, neighbour to Dandie Dinmont.
- JOCK JABOS, postilion at the Gordon Arms.
- MRS. JABOS, his mother.
- SLOUNGING JOCK, jailer’s assistant.
- JOHNSTONE, a young fisherman.
- PEGGIE JOHNSTONE, a laundress, his sister.
- WILLIAM JOHNSTONE, their father.
- FRANCIS KENNEDY, a revenue officer.
- SIR THOMAS KITTLECOURT, member of parliament.
- MRS. MAC-CANDLISH, landlady of the Gordon Arms.
- MAC-CASQUIL, sometime of Drumquag.
- MILES MACFIN, a cadie.
- DAVID MAC-GUFFOG, a jailer.
- MRS. MAC-GUFFOG, his wife.
- MAC-MORLAN, Sheriff substitute.
- MRS. MAC-MORLAN, his wife.
- COLONEL GUY MANNERING, an English officer, retired.
- JULIA MANNERING, his daughter.
- MRS. MANNERING (Sophia Wellwood), his wife.
- MATILDA MARCHMONT, Julia’s friend and correspondent.
- MEG MERRILIES, a gipsy.
- ARTHUR MERVYN, a friend to Colonel Mannering.
- MRS. MERVYN, his wife.
- MORTCLOKE, an undertaker.
- TIBB MUMPS, landlady of Mumps Ha’.
- PAULUS PLEYDELL, an Edinburgh lawyer.
- WILLIAM PRITCHARD, commander of the sloop Shark.
- PETER PROTOCOL, trustee of Margaret Bertram’s Estate.
- MR. QUID, a kinsman of Margaret Bertram.
- MRS. REBECCA, Margaret Bertram’s maid.
- DOMINIE ABEL SAMPSON, tutor to Henry and Lucy Bertram.
- SCROW, Glossin’s clerk.
- SAM SILVERQUILL, an idle apprentice.
- MR. SKREIGH, precentor of Kippletringan.
- SOLES, a shoemaker.
- DICK SPUR’EM, assistant to Mac-Guffog.
- TOM, servant to Charles Hazlewood.
- JOHN WILSON, groom to Godfrey Bertram.
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