in The Two Noble Kinsmen. For Friz, see Countrywomen. Froth is a foolish gentleman, among those arrested and brought before Angelo by Elbow, in Measure for Measure. G Gadshill (fict) is the "setter" of the Gadshill robbery in Henry IV, Part 1. For Gaius see Caius. Gallus (hist) is a follower of Caesar in Antony and Cleopatra. Gaoler: A Gaoler has custody of Egeon in The Comedy of Errors. Several Gaolers, one a speaking role, guard Mortimer in Henry VI, Part 1. See also Jailer. For Ganymede see Rosalind. Gardener: A gardener (with his men) encounters the Queen in Richard II. Two gardener's men, with the gardener, encounter the Queen in Richard II. Gardiner: Gardiner (hist) is the King's secretary, later Bishop of Winchester, and Cranmer's chief enemy, in Henry VIII. Gardiner's Page is a minor role in Henry VIII. Gargrave (hist) fights for the English in France in Henry VI, Part 1. The Host of the Garter is the practical-joking innkeeper in The Merry Wives of Windsor. John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster (hist), uncle to King Richard and father to Bolingbroke, dies in Richard II, having delivered his famous "This sceptred isle..." speech. Gentleman: A gentleman discusses the plight of mad Ophelia with Horatio in Hamlet. A gentleman agrees to present Helena's petition to the King of France, in the last act of All's Well That Ends Well. A gentleman reports the arrival of knights to battle for the love of Emilia, in The Two Noble Kinsmen. Two gentlemen (fict) are ransomed for a thousand crowns each in Henry VI, Part 2. Two gentlemen open the action of Cymbeline, explaining the backstory. Two gentlemen of Ephesus witness Cerimon's discovery of Thaisa, in Pericles, Prince of Tyre. Two gentlemen of Mytilene are converted from lives of debauchery by Marina's preaching, in Pericles, Prince of Tyre. Two gentlemen (fict) are mid-sized roles in Henry VIII. Their conversations perform a choric function at the execution of Buckingham and (together with a third gentleman) at the coronation of Anne Bullen. "Two or three" gentlemen of Tyre, one a speaking role, appear in the shipboard reconciliation scene between Pericles and Marina in Pericles, Prince of Tyre. Four gentlemen, with Montano, witness the dispersal of the Turkish fleet and Othello's arrival at Cyprus in Othello. A number of gentlemen (possibly three, although it impossible to know for certain how Shakespeare intended them to be