And:

• A Voice Named Bill: Theatre Technician 

• Homer Cream: American tycoon whom Tom Travers wants to do business with

• Adela Cream: Wife of Homer Cream, writes suspense novels

• Alexander Bartlett: Contender at the Wickersham Choir Boys' Race

• Alexander Worple: Wealthy jute entrepreneur, uncle and provider of Bruce "Corky" Corcoran 

• Angelica Briscoe: Attractive daughter of the Rev. Ambrose Briscoe

• Angela Travers: Daughter of Tom & Dahlia Travers

• Aubrey Upjohn: Bertie Wooster's former headmaster at Malvern House 

• Augustus: Aunt Dahlia's lethargic cat 
• Aunt Charlotte Deverill: Deaf aunt of Esmond Haddock 
• Aunt Emmeline Deverill: Slightly dotty aunt of Esmond Haddock 

• Aunt Emily: Widow of Henry Wooster 

• Aunt Isabel: Fun-loving aunt of Rocky Todd 

• Aunt Julia: the mother of Gussie Mannering-Phipps 

• Aunt Myrtle Deverill: Aunt of Esmond Haddock
• Aunt Vera: Aunt of Sippy Sipperley and his means of financial support

• Aubrey Upjohn: Bertie's former headmaster at Malvern House

• Bartholomew: Aberdeen terrier dog of Stiffy Byng

• Beatrice Slingsby: Sister of Lucius Pim 

• Benson: Butler of Aunt Agatha (aka Purvis) 

• Bessie Clay: Disqualified contender in the Girl's Egg-and-spoon Race at Wickersham Hall

• Bicky Bicketsteth: Friend of Bertie Wooster, sent to New York to make his fortune 

• Biffy Biffen: Friend of Bertie Wooster, loves Jeeves' niece Mabel 

• Bingley: One-time valet of Bertie Wooster, formerly known as Brinkley

• Blair Eggleston: Writes for Milady's Boudoir, loves Honoria Glossop 

• Bonzo Travers: Younger son of Aunt Dahlia 

• Brinkley: One-time valet of Bertie Wooster 

• Butterfield: Butler of Sir Watkyn Bassett

• "Catsmeat" Potter- Pirbright: Professional actor, school friend of Bertie Wooster

• Charlie Silversmith: Butler at Deverill Hall
• Chichester Clam: An American shipping tycoon Lord Worplesdon wants to do business with 

• "Chuffy" Chuffnell: School friend of Bertie Wooster, landlord of Chuffnell Regis

• Clementina: Young cousin of Roberta "Bobbie" Wickham 

• Comrade Butt: Marxist revolutionary, rival of Bingo 

• Constable Dobson: Policeman on duty in Chuffnell Regis, nephew of Sergeant Voules 

• Constable Oates: Police Officer at Totleigh-in-the-Woods

• Corky Pirbright: Sister of "Catsmeat" Potter-Pirbright 

• Cornelia Fothergill: Writer Aunt Dahlia wants for Milady's Boudoir 

• Cuthbert The Cat: Cat of Aunt Jane Pringle
• Cynthia Wickhammersley: Betrothed of the Rev. James Bates

• Cyril Bassington-Bassington: A friend of Bertie Wooster 

• Dame Daphne Winkworth: Aunt Agatha's friend and Madeline Bassett's godmother, acquainted with Lord Emsworth 

• Daphne Braythwayt: Friend of Honoria Glossop who Bingo does not fail to fall in love with 

• Daphne Dolores Morehead: Attractive blonde bestselling novelist

• Digby Thistleton: Former employer of Jeeves: now Lord Bridgworth 

• Dobson: Butler of Sir Roderick Glossop 

• Dwight Stoker: Younger brother of Pauline Stoker 

• E. Jimpson Murgatroyd: A physician consulted by Bertie concerning his pink spots
• Egbert: A cousin of Jeeves, constable of Beckley-in-the-Moor
• Egbert Wickhammersley: Son of Lord Hammmersley, tutored by Bingo Little
• Elizabeth Vickers: Loved by Freddie Bullivant 

• Emerald Stoker: Sister of Pauline Stoker

• Ernest Dobbs: Constable of King's Deverill, betrothed of Queenie Silversmith, atheist

• Esmond Haddock: A man dominated by his aunts: Charlotte, Emmeline,Harriet,Myrtle and Dame Daphne

• Freddie Bullivant: Friend of Bertie Wooster, Drones Club member 

• George Caffyn: New York playwright 

• George Stoker: J. Washburn Stoker's second cousin
• Gertrude Winkworth: Daughter of Dame Daphne Winkworth

• Gussie Mannering-Phipps: the son of Aunt Agatha's old friend Julia 

• Gwendolen Moon: Poet whom Sippy Sipperley is in love with
• Gwladys Pendlebury: Artist who paints Bertie Wooster's portrait 
• Jas. Waterbury: Theatrical agent and blackmailer 
• Jimmy Goode: Contender at the Wickersham Choir Boys' Race

• Joe Danby: the father of Ray Denison 

• Harold the Page Boy: Favourite runner in the Wickersham Choir Boys' Race

• Harold "Ginger" Winship: Friend of Bertie, parliamentary candidate for Market Snodsbury

• Harold Wooster: Son of Aunt Emily
• Heloise Pringle: Daughter of professor Pringle
• Herbert "Billy" Graham: Poacher in Maiden Eggesford
• Hilda Gudgeon: Solid school friend of Madeline Bassett 
• Homer Cream: American tycoon whom Tom Travers wants to do business with 

• Honoria Glossop: Daughter of Sir Roderick Glossop

• J. Washburn Stoker: Father of Pauline Stoker

• Jane Mills: Wife of Aubrey Upjohn 

• Jane Parker: Disqualified contender in the Girl's Egg-and-spoon Race at Wickersham Hall

• Jane Watson: Cook of Lord Bittlesham 

• Colonel Jimmy Briscoe: A friend of aunt Dahlia's who owns a racing horse named Simla
• L.P. Runkle: Financier, owner of Runkle Enterprises

• Lady Chuffnell: Betrothed of Sir Roderick Glossop, Aunt of Chuffy Chuffnell

• Lady Jane Snettisham: Friend of Aunt Dahlia, attempts to win Anatole from aunt Dahlia in a bet 

• Lady Malvern: Mother of Wilmot Pershore and friend of aunt Agatha 

• Lady Myrtle Chuffnell: Betrothed of Sir Roderick Glossop, Aunt of Marmaduke "Chuffy" Chuffnell 

• Lady Wickham: Old friend of Aunt Agatha, mother of Roberta "Bobbie" Wickham
• Laura Pyke: Nutrition-obsessed schoolmate of Rosie M. Banks 
• Lord Alistair Hungerford: Patient of Sir Roderick Glossop

• Lord Bittlesham: Mortimer Little, uncle of Bingo Little, provider of his allowance 

• Lord Chiswick: Wealthy uncle of Bicky Bickersteth 
• Lord Jack Snettisham: Husband of Lady Jane Snettisham 

• Lord Sidcup: formerly Roderick Spode, owner of Eulalie Soeurs 

• Lucius Pim: Artist who loves Gwladys Pendlebury 

• Mabel: A niece of Jeeves 

• Magnolia Glendennon: Secretary to Harold "Ginger"Winship

• Major Plank: An erstwhile Africa explorer

• Marion Wardour: An actress and pal of Bertie Wooster 

• Mary Burgess: Niece of the Rev. Francis Heppenstall 

• Maud Wilberforce: former barmaid and fiancée of Uncle George 

• Master Heppenstall: Younger son of the Rev. Heppenstall 

• McIntosh: Aunt Agatha's terrier - sometimes Pekinese 

• Meadowes: An erstwhile valet of Bertie Wooster 

• Miss Mapleton: Headmistress of a girl's school in Bingley-on-Sea, old friend of Aunt Agatha 

• Miss Tomlinson: Headmistress of a girl's school

• Mr. Anstruther: Old friend of Aunt Dahlia's late father 

• Mr. Blumenfeld: New York theatrical producer 

• Mr. Cook: Father of Vanessa Cook, owner of a race horse named Potato Chip

• Mr. Edward Fothergill: Painter, father of Everard Fothergill 

• Mr. Everard Fothergill: Painter and husband of Cornelia Fothergill 

• Mr. L.G. Trotter: A publishing tycoon aunt Dahlia wants to do business with

• Mr. Pitt-Waley: A friend of Bertie's he went shooting with in Norfolk 

• Mr. Slingsby: Husband of Beatrice Slingsby, runs "Slingsby Superb Soups" 

• Mr. Tressidder: Disappointed member of the public at Bingo Little's musical al Twing Hall 

• Mr. Waterbury: Former schoolmaster of Sippy Sipperley
• Mrs. McCorkadale: Conservative candidate for Market Snodsbury, opponent of Harold "Ginger" Winship

• Mrs. Penworthy: Tobacconist's wife present at at Wickersham Hall 

• Mrs. Tinkler-Moulke: Neighbour of Bertie
• Mrs. Trotter: Wife of mr. Trotter, mother of Percy Gorringer

• Muriel Singer: Fiancée of Corky Corcoran, later mrs. Alexander Worple 

• O.J. (Orlo) Porter: An acquaintance of Bertie whom he was at Oxford with

• Old Rowbotham: Revolutionary, father of Charlotte Corday Rowbotham whom Bingo is in love with 

• Oofy Prosser: Drones Club member, friend of Bertie's

• Oswald Glossop: Younger son of Sir Roderick Glossop

• Pauline Stoker: Daughter of J. Washburn Stoker

• Peggy Mainwaring: Student at Miss Tomlinson's school
• Percy Gorringe: Stepson of mr. Trotter and producer of "Spindrift" written by Florence Craye
• Phyllis Mills: Stepdaughter of Aubrey Upjohn, devoted to him 
• Poppet: Phyllis Mills' dachshund 
• Potato Chip: A race horse belonging to mr. Cook
• Professor Pringle: Friend of Vera Sipperley
• Prudence Baxter: Daughter of Lord Wickersham's head gardener
• Queenie Silversmith: daughter of Charlie Silversmith, maid at Deverill Hall

• Ray Denison: a vaudeville actress Gussie is in love with 

• Reginald "Kipper" Herring: a Malvern House prep school chum of Bertie Wooster
• Rev. Alexander Jones: Vicar of Upper Bingley, unwitting participant in The Great Sermon Handicap
• Rev. Ambrose Briscoe: Brother of Colonel Jimmy Briscoe
• Rev. "Beefy" Bingham: Schoolfriend of Bertie Wooster 
• Rev. Cuthbert Dribble: Vicar of Boustead Parva, unwitting participant in The Great Sermon Handicap

• Rev. Francis Heppenstall: Long-winded vicar of Twing, unwitting participant in The Great Sermon Handicap

• Rev. Harold "Stinker" Pinker: Curate of Market Snodsbury, friend of Bertie Wooster

• Rev. G. Hayward: Vicar of Lower Bingley, unwitting participant in The Great Sermon Handicap
• Rev. Hubert Wingman: Marries Mary Burgess 
• Rev. J.J. Roberts: Vicar of Fale-by-the-Water, unwitting participant in The Great Sermon Handicap
• Rev. James Bates: Vicar of Gandle-by-the-Hill, unwitting participant in The Great Sermon Handicap
• Rev. Joseph Tucker: Vicar of Badgwick, unwitting participant in The Great Sermon Handicap
• Rev. Leonard Starkie: Vicar of Stapleton, unwitting participant in The Great Sermon Handicap
• Rev. Orlo Hough: Vicar of Boustead Magna, unwitting participant in The Great Sermon Handicap
• Rev. Sidney Pirbright: Vicar of King's Deverill, uncle of Catsmeat & Corky Pirbright 
• Rev. W. Dix: Vicar of Little Clickton-in-the-Wold, unwitting participant in The Great Sermon Handicap
• Rhoda Platt: Barmaid whom George Wooster (Lord Yaxley) thinks he loves 

• Roderick Spode (later Lord Sidcup): Amateur fascist dictator and one-time designer of women's underwear

• Rockmetteller "Rocky" Todd: Friend of Bertie Wooster, hates New York 

• Rollo The Dog: Temporary dog of Wilmot Pershore 

• Rosie Jukes: Disqualified contender in the Girl's Egg-and-spoon Race at Wickersham Hall

• Rosie M. Banks: Novelist, once impersonated by Bertie, will marry Bingo Little 

• Rupert Steggles: Crooked bookie
• Sam Goldwyn: Corky Pirbright's dog

• Sam Patterson: Writer who produces Muriel Singer's Children's Book of Birds 

• Sarah Mills: Egg-and-spoon girl racer at Wickersham Hall 

• Seabury Chuffnell: Son out of Lady Chuffnell's first marriage 

• Seppings: Butler at Brinkley Court, Aunt Dahlia's home 

• Sergeant Voules: Police officer of Chuffnell Regis 

• Sir Watkyn Bassett: Magistrate in Bosher Street

• "Sippy" Sipperley: Impecunious aspiring author, friend of Bertie Wooster

• Spenser: Butler of Aunt Agatha

• Stiffy Byng: Niece of Sir Watkyn Bassett, betrothed of the Rev. Harold "Stinker" Pinker

• The Blumenfeld kid: Young son of mr. Blumenfeld 

• The Rt. Hon. A.B. Filmer: Cabinet Minister 

• Thos Gregson: Young son of Aunt Agatha 

• Tipton Plimsoll: A wealthy American friend of Bertie Wooster

• Tootles Kegworthy: Kid on the beach of Marvis Bay

• Trixie Waterbury: Actress, niece of Jas Waterbury 

• Tuppy Glossop: Friend of Bertie Wooster, nephew of Sir Roderick Glossop

• Uncle Clive: Temporarily sheltered Claude and Eustace in Worcestershire 

• Uncle George: Uncle of Bertie Wooster who discovered the nutricious value of alcohol 

• Uncle Willoughbee: Uncle and trustee of Bertie Wooster 

• Vanessa Cook: A radiant beauty once courted by Bertie

• Wilbert Cream: Son of Homer and Adela Cream, playboy 

• Wilfred Burgess: Younger brother of Mary Burgess, tutored by Bingo Little 

• Willie Chambers: Former winner of the Choir Boys' Hundred Yards Handicap at Wickersham Hall

• Wilmot Pershore: A sheltered young man, son of Lady Malvern