| NADESHA, Miss |
A gypsy woman who told Wharton about Melchior & Barengro’s escape from prison.
9 |
| NALAU |
A kanaka on the Sea Cat in the South Seas.
1595 |
| NALOUTH, Prince Lal |
An uncle of Inky, he tried to take over Bhanipur so that his German allies could stop Indian troops fighting in Europe.
379 |
| NATTY |
A crook operating in Chicago.
1095 |
| NAWKINS, Mr. |
A Fish & Chip shop owner in Angel Alley. His merchandise was considered inferior to that of Mr. Peter Bird.
228 |
| NAYLOR, Mr. |
One of a gang of shore-pirates. When Mauly lost his way and called at Sylvester’s house at Cliffdale Heath, he was kept prisoner and put to work digging up their loot which was buried in a cave.
835 |
| NED |
One of the workmen that were engaged to repair Greyfriars. Working during term time they created havoc and Dr. Locke had to request that the Governors grant the school an extra week’s holiday.
641 |
| NELLY |
A housemaid at Greyfriars.
132 |
| NESSUNO |
An Italian who wanted Mr Vernon-Smith to lose interest in a concession in Kenta. He tried several methods, including kidnapping, but was eventually captured by the Famous Five & Smithy.
1523 |
| NEVERS |
A member of a group of foreign schoolboys that visited Greyfriars and challenged the Remove to a cricket match.
19 |
| NEVILLE |
A Rookwood schoolboy in the Sixth Form, and a member of the First XI.
1154 |
| NEVILLE, Mr. Jack |
A professional footballer for Loamshire. He was recruited into the Remove's team to play Highcliffe when Ponsonby fielded 3 Old Boys in his team.
138 |
| NEWCOMBE, Arthur |
A Rookwood schoolboy in the Fourth Form on the Classical side. He is a good friend of Jimmy Silver.
382 |
| NEWCOMBE, Major |
Wun Lung's guardian in England when he first joined Greyfriars.
35 |
| NEWELL |
A Greyfriars schoolboy in the Second Form.
183 |
| NEWLAND, Mr. Joseph |
The father of Monty Newland. He is a wealthy buisnessman.
216 |
| NEWLAND, Montague |
A Greyfriars schoolboy in the Remove. He shares study 9 with his close friend Penfold. He has plenty of money but Penfold keeps him from spending too much on the study.
216 |
| NEWMAN, Bob |
An alias of Vernon-Smith during the time he was trying to earn his own living in London.
674 |
| NEWMAN, Mr. |
William Newman's father.
733 |
| NEWMAN, William |
A Greyfriars schoolboy in the First Form run by Wally Bunter. He had a peculiar habit of entering studies in order to tidy them. If the study was locked, he simply climbed in down the chimney
733 |
| NIBBY |
A van boy on a cart that delivered goods for Fish and Alonzo.
618 |
| NIBLICK, Mr. Tom |
A professional golfer at Courtfield who sometime plays a round with Mr. Prout.
655 |
| NIXON, Captain |
An officer in the Royal Flying Corps who was stationed near Greyfriars.
476 |
| NIXON, Mr. Nutty |
A lock-picker who was a member of Nosey Clark’s gang when they tried to persuade Valentine to return to the gang.
1297 |
| NKOLO |
A Cannibal in Africa.
773 |
| NOBBS, Mrs. |
Mother of Nobby Nobbs, the strongboy. She looked after Arthur Banthorpe whilst her son was at Greyfriars.
232 |
| NOBBS, Nobby |
A performer at Herr Hackenback's circus. He was billed as the Strongest Boy on Earth. He came to Greyfriars in place of Arthur Banthorpe
232 |
| NOBBS, Nobby |
A clown at Whiffles’ circus.
1069 |
| NOBBY |
One of a group of thugs that attacked Jeff Blake in Lanchester. Wingate came to his rescue.
661 |
| NOBLE |
A member of the LCC boys football team that played the Remove at Stamford Bridge in aid of charity.
993 |
| NOBLE, Harry |
A St Jim’s schoolboy in the Shell. An Australian, and a fine sportsman.
79 |
| NOLAN, Mr. |
An estate agent who tried to swindle Coker's Aunt Judy. When that failed, he robbed her of her wallet. It was recovered by Wibley who was disgused as Aunt Judy for a prank.
895 |
| NORTH |
A Greyfriars schoolboy in the Upper Fourt
161. |
| NORTH, Tom |
A Greyriars schoolboy in the Sixth Form and a prefect. He plays in goal for the First XI.
52 |
| NORTHCOTE |
A Highcliffe schoolboy.
632 |
| NORTHCOTT |
A Greyfriars Schoolboy in the Remove.
135 |
| NORTON |
A Greyfriars schoolboy.
15 |
| NORTON |
A Greyfriars schoolboy in the Second Form.
144 |
| NORTON |
A member of the Courtfield Rovers football team.
136 |
| NORTON |
A Greyfriars schoolboy in the Fifth Form.
213 |
| NORTON |
A tailor’s apprentice in Friardale who joined with other local youths to capture the Deadshot Gang.
632 |
| NOSEY |
The driver of a van used by a gang of smash and grab raiders.
1531 |
| NOSEY |
One of the ruffians hired by Poynings to kidnap Coker.
982 |
| NPONG |
A cannibal ju-ju man in Africa.
772 |
| NUGENT, Amy |
A sister of Frank Nugent.
881 |
| NUGENT, Cissy |
A sister of Frank Nugent.
881 |
| NUGENT, Dolly |
A sister of Frank Nugent.
1249 |
| NUGENT, Frank |
A Greyfriars schoolboy in the Remove. Already at Greyfriars when Wharton arrived, he was the first to befriend the future leader of the Remove, despite Wharton’s reluctance. Eventually they became best friends, sharing Study No 1 in the Remove passage.
1 |
| NUGENT, Mr. Henry |
Father of Frank Nugent.
183 |
| NUGENT, Mr. John |
An uncle of Frank Nugent. His visit to Greyfriars was used by the juniors to teach Fish a lesson.
465 |
| NUGENT, Mrs. Mary |
The mother of Frank Nugent.
183 |
| NUGENT, Richard |
A Greyfriars schoolboy in the Second Form. The younger brother of Frank Nugent and, with Gatty and Myers, one of leaders of the form.
100 |
| NUTTY NAT |
A criminal who, along with Sly Bill, tried to steal Bob Cherry's invention.
500 |