Lord Rochester is the nobleman of the area in the Gloriana chronicle (Albion, 1660), who collects dues with the leave of the church; that alliance defines him.
| Type | Character |
| Chronicle | Gloriana |
| Spanish entry | Lord Rochester |
Role
- Relics: when the monasteries of the area (see Cambridge) were cleared, the saints’ relics were removed, and they may now be in the Rochester castle. The group begins organizing a local militia to confront the Rochesters and raid the castle.
- Gallows: under his command are the Queen’s Ukenos and the gallows; Tyburn Hall appears hung with executed men who do not finish dying.
- He emerges as an enemy from the search of Oliver Cromwell.