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House of Commons Journal Volume 2: 12 December 1642
"Neere the Playe Howse": The Swan Theater and Community Blight
"To the Globe I rowed": John Holles Sees A Game at Chess
"Why didn't Burbage lease the Beargarden?" A Conjecture in Comparative Architecture
'a private letter, written by a person of the name of Thomas Brande, which I discovered among some miscellaneous papers in the library of the Archbishop of Canterbury at Lambeth'
'Robert Leake to Sir Gervase Clifton,' 1634, Nov. 25, Additional Manuscripts of Sir Hervey Juckes Lloyd Bruce
'Since Robin Hood'
'Tis Pity She's a Whore
'Twice a Day on the Banke Side'?: A Contemporary Report on Middleton's 'A Game at Chesse'
'Will Baker: Knowinge'
-No MS Reference-
2 Henry IV
39 Elizabeth c.4
A Ballade in praise of London Prentices, and what they did at the Cock-pitt Playhouse in Drury Lane
A Bibliographical and Critical Account of the Rarest Books in the English Language
A Budget of Notes and Memoranda
A Cast over the Water
A Cast over the Water
A Chaste Maid in Cheapside
A Chronicle History of the London Stage, 1559-1642
A Countercuff to Martin Junior
a deed of bargain and sale
A Fair Quarrel
A Fine Companion
A Game at Chess
A Game at Chess
A Game at Chesse
A General History of Music, from the Earliest Ages to the Present Period
A Godly Exhortation
A Gull
A Jovial Crew
A King and No King
A King and no King
A Knight's Conjuring
A London Life in the Brazen Age: Francis Langley, 1548-1602
A Mad World, My Masters
A manifest Detection of the most vile and detestable Use of Dice-Play
A Manual for the Collector and Amateur of Old English Plays
A Mirror of Monsters
A New Account of the Burning of the Globe
A New Lawsuit about the Globe
A New Way to Pay Old Debts
A North Country Song
A Perambulation of Kent
A Perambulation of Kent
A Pleasant Dispute between Coach and Sedan
A Record of London Inn-Playhouses from c. 1565-1590
A Relation of the Expedition Made by the Emperor into Italy, Germany, and Flanders in 1543
A Select Collection of Old Plays (1744)
A Select Collection of Old Plays (1750)
A Select Collection of Old Plays (1780)
A Sermon Preached at Paul's Cross
A Strange Sighted Traveller
A Supplemental Apology for the Believers in the Shakspeare-Papers
A Survey of London (1598)
A Survey of London (1599)
A Survey of London (1603)
A Treatise
A Warning for Fair Women
A Whimzey Written from Beyond the Seas, About the End of the Year, 52. to a Friend Lately Returned into England
A Whip for an Ape
A Woman Is a Weathercock
A Woman Killed with Kindness
A Young Witty Lad Playing Richard the Third
Acts of the Privy Council of England
Advance Sheets from Shakespeare, the Globe, and Blackfriars
Albumazar
All Fools
All's Lost by Lust
Alnwick Castle: MS 506/132
Alphonsus, Emperor of Germany
Alphonsus, King of Aragon
Amends for Ladies
Amends for Ladies
Amerigo Salvetti and the London Court Theatre, 1616–1640
Amyntas
An Account of the English Dramatick Poets
An Advertisement for Pap-Hatchet and Martin Marprelate
An Almond for a Parrot
An Apology for Actors
An Apology for the Believers in the Shakspeare-Papers
An Elizabethan Lawsuit
An Excellent New Medley
An Execration upon Vulcan
An Historical Account of the Rise and Progress of the English Stage
An Historical and Critical Account of the Theatres in Europe
An Original Drawing of the Globe Theatre
Annals
Annals
Annals
Appendix G: Contemporary References to the Play, 1624-63
Archivio di Stato a Venezia: Senato, Dispacci, Inghilterra, f. XXV: 1624, Alvise Valareso e Giovanni Pesaro Ambasciatori; Lettera n. 136m fol. 261v
Archivio di Stato a Venezia: Senato, Dispacci, Inghilterra, f. XXV: 1624, Alvise Valareso e Giovanni Pesaro Ambasciatori; Lettera n. 136m fol. 267v
Archivio Mediceo, filza 4187
Arviragus and Philicia
Aspects of the Design and Use of the Theatre in Shoreditch
Bartholomew Fair
Basel University Library: Platter's Journey, 1595-1600
Bears and Players: Philip Henslowe's Double Acts
Beasts of Recreation: Henslowe's White Bears
Ben Jonson's Execration upon Vulcan
Biblioteca Nacional, Madrid, MS 18 203
BL, Add MS 4221
BL: Add Ch 9290
BL: Add Ch 9290–9321 [9291]
BL: Add Ch 9290–9321 [9292B]
BL: Add Ch 9290–9321 [9292C]
BL: Add MS 10449
BL: Add MS 11402
BL: Add MS 15235
BL: Add MS 20001
BL: Add MS 27962, C189b
BL: Add MS 27962, C191a
BL: Add MS 29492
BL: Add MS 29492, ff 33v–5
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BL: Add MS 53726 OR Add MS 37343
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BL: Add MS 72329, no 135
BL: Add MS 72329, no 136
BL: Add MS Charter 9292A
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BL: Additional MS 72329, no 137
BL: Cotton MS 47
BL: Cotton MS Vitellius F.v
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BL: Egerton MS 1994
BL: Egerton MS 2396
BL: Egerton MS 2592
BL: Egerton MS 2623, f 28
BL: Egerton MS 2623, f 32
BL: Egerton MS 2623, ff 11-12
BL: Egerton MS 2623, ff 13v-14
BL: Harley MS 164
BL: Harley MS 1641
BL: Harley MS 252
BL: Harley MS 286 NEW
BL: Harley MS 389
BL: Harley MS 454, ff 108–184v
BL: Harley MS 5353
BL: Harley MS 538
BL: Harley MS 544
BL: Harley MS 7002
BL: Lansdowne MS 164
BL: Lansdowne MS 20
BL: Lansdowne MS 24
BL: Lansdowne MS 26 NEW
BL: Lansdowne MS 37
BL: Lansdowne MS 41
BL: Lansdowne MS 60
BL: Lansdowne MS 71
BL: Lansdowne MS 74
BL: Lansdowne MS 885
BL: MS Harl. 383, f 65
BL: Sloane MS 1786
BL: Sloane MS 2530
BL: Stowe MS 571
Blackfriars Records
Bodl, MS Rawlinson 89, f 42
Bodl.: Ashmole 38
Bodl.: Eng. Misc. c.4
Bodl.: Rawlinson A 239
Bodl.: Rawlinson MS A 204
Bodl: Ashmole MS 208, ff 200-13
Bodl: Malone 247, MS note on flyleaf facing the title page, sig A1, in Malone's copy of 'A Game at Chess'
Bodl: MS Malone 156
Burbage and Shakespeare's Stage
Canterbury Cathedral Archives: DCc-Register W
Canterbury Cathedral Archives: DDc-CA-3
Casseler Landesbibliothek: 'Itinerarium einer Reiss auss Cassell in Engeland A. D. 1611'
Catalogue of the Manuscripts and Muniments of Alleyn's College of God's Gift at Dulwich
Catiline
Chancery, Bills and Decrees, Henslowe vs. Allen, Henslowe & Cole, C33/152 and 151
Charles, Duke of Byron
Close Roll, No. 1691 (43 Eliz., Pt. 14, m. 17–18)
Collections towards Forming a History of the Now Obsolete Office of the Master of the Revels
Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies (1623)
Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies (1663)
Commissions for the Chapel
Complete Works of Thomas Nashe
Corporation of London Record Office, Mayor's Court Original Bills, MC1-53
Court Masques of James I
Covent Garden
Cæsar and Pompey
DCA: MS (missing)
DCA: MS 1
DCA: MS 11
DCA: MS 18
DCA: MS 19
DCA: MS 2
DCA: MS 7
DCA: MS 8
DCA: MS 9
DCA: Muniment Series 1, Group 15
DCA: Muniment Series 1, Group 16
DCA: Muniment Series 1, Group 18
DCA: Muniment Series 1, Group 19
Events
The Theatre and Curtain are located near Holywell: Stow
Apprentices illegally perform the 'Hog Hath Lost His Pearl' at the Whitefriars
The Globe burns: Sir Henry Wotton
Henry Wotton refers to the Cockpit as being in Shoe Lane
London has four 'amphitheatres'
Lord Digby and Will Crofts quarrel at the Blackfriars: Garrard to Wentworth
Star Chamber, Allen vs the Burbages et al: Giles Allen states his case
Spanish ambassador reports on 'A Game at Chess' controversy
The Globe burns: Henry Bluett
A Globe audience members describes a performance of 'The Witches of Lancashire'
The Hope plays host to a fencing tournament
William Hunnis plans to use the Blackfriars as a performance space for the Children of the Chapel
Anne Farrant has taken her case to the Privy Council: Sir John Wolley to William More
Sir William More drafts his own version of the Farrant controversy
Anne Farrant appeals to Sir Francis Walsingham for help in reclaiming the Blackfriars lease
Thomas Crosfield records theatres and actors of the five main London companies
The Privy Council orders plays restrained at Newington
Star Chamber, 'Widow Waking' case: Thomas Dekker deposes
Star Chamber, 'Widow Waking' case: Thomas Dekker deposes a second time
Star Chamber, Samwell vs Langley et al: Samwell interrogates Langley and Roberts
Star Chamber, Samwell vs Langley et al: Francis Langley replies
Star Chamber, Samwell vs Langley et al: Richard Samwell the Elder states his case
Star Chamber, Clifton v Robinson et al: Clifton states his case
Christopher Beeston apologizes for mounting a play during plague time
John Chamberlain reports to Dudley Carleton on the controversy over Middleton's 'A Game at Chess'
The Spanish Ambassador sees animals baited at the Hope
The Fortune burns: John Chamberlain
The Fortune hosts the Spanish Ambassador: John Chamberlain
Apprentices riot at the Cockpit: Edward Sherburne
Apprentices riot at the Cockpit: John Chamberlain
John Chamberlain to Alice Carleton: The new Globe playhouse is reported to be the fairest 'that ever was in England'
Two Blackfriars plays offend the King
Alexander Walsh, a fruiterer, is the Swan's current tenant
The Worcester's Men draft a patent to become the Queen's Men
A recent fencing match at the Swan ends badly: John Chamberlain [letter]
William Fennor, a charlatan, advertises and sells tickets to a fake performance: John Chamberlain
The inhabitants of the Blackfriars object to plans for a new playhouse
Requests, Trevell vs Woodford: The court judges
Requests, Salisbury Court vs Brome: Richard Brome responds to the charges
Requests, Salisbury Court vs Brome: The owners and players state their case
Requests, Cuthbert Burbage vs Allen: William Smythe deposes
Requests, Cuthbert Burbage vs Allen: John Goburne deposes
Requests, Cuthbert Burbage vs Allen: Henry Johnson deposes
Requests, Cuthbert Burbage vs Allen: John Goburne deposes again
Requests, Burbage vs Allen: Henry Johnson deposes again
Requests, Cuthbert Burbage vs Allen: Thomas Nevill deposes
Requests, Cuthbert Burbage vs Allen: Philip Baker deposes
Requests, Cuthbert Burbage vs Allen: Thomas Osborne deposes
Requests, Cuthbert Burbage vs Allen: Oliver Tylte deposes
Requests, Cuthbert Burbage vs Allen: Cuthbert Burbage replies
Requests, Cuthbert Burbage vs Allen: Giles Allen replies
Requests, Cuthbert Burbage vs Allen: Cuthbert Burbage states his case
Requests, Cuthbert Burbage vs Allen: Robert Vigerous deposes
Requests, Cuthbert Burbage vs Allen: The interrogatories for Vigerous and Nevill
Requests, Witter vs Heminges and Condell: The plaintiff submits a replication
Requests, Witter vs Heminges and Condell: The court issues a final decree
Requests, Keysar v Burbage et al: Robert Keysar delivers his replication
Requests, King's Men vs Brend: A statement of fact provides legal and financial details of the Globe's history
Requests, Woodliffe vs Browne: Oliver Woodliffe states his case
Requests, Woodliffe vs Browne: Robert Browne replies
Requests, Smith vs Beeston: Beeston replies
Requests, Smith vs the Queen's Men: Smith states his case
Requests, Smith vs Beeston: Queen Anne's Men respond
Requests, Trevell vs Cooke et al: Cooke deposes
Requests, Trevell vs Cooke et al: Cooke responds to Trevell's charge
Requests, Cuthbert Burbage vs Allen: The court orders Giles Allen's arrest
Requests, Pembroke's Men vs Francis Langley: The players reply
Requests, Pembroke's Men vs Francis Langley: The players state their case
Requests, Savage vs Hicks and Honingborne: Jerome Savage states his case
Requests, Hunnis and Newman vs Farrant: Anne Farrant responds to Hunnis and Newman's complaint
Requests, Hunnis and Newman vs Farrant: William Hunnis and John Newman reply to Anne Farrant
Requests, Hunnis and Newman vs Farrant: Hunnis and Newman countersue Anne Farrant
Requests, Miles vs Cuthbert Burbage and Allen: Robert Miles states his case
Requests, Pembroke's Men vs Francis Langley: Langley answers the players' charges
Requests, Cuthbert Burbage vs Allen: Burbage swears an affidavit
Requests, Paul Tey swears an affidavit
Requests, Cuthbert Burbage vs Allen: Cuthbert Burbage must register a plea
Requests, Cuthbert Burbage vs Allen: The Court orders an injunction against Giles Allen
Requests, Miles vs Cuthbert Burbage and Allen: Robert Miles' suit may proceed
Requests, Miles vs Cuthbert Burbage and Allen: the attorneys must compare Robert Miles' Request and Chancery bills
Requests, Pembroke's Men vs Francis Langley: Langley is ordered to stay his suit
Requests, Hunnis and Newman vs Farrant: William Hunnis and John Newman must meet with their counsel to discuss Anne Farrant's charges
Augustine Phillips' will is registered
Christopher Beeston's widow proves his will
Richard Farrant's will stipulates that the Blackfriars lease should go to his wife, Anne Farrant
The Privy Council writes to Secretary Conway on the matter of Middleton's 'A Game at Chess'
Plays are to be censored by a committee
Privy Council vs Prince Charles' Men: The complaint and order concerning 'The Whore New Vamped'
Apprentices riot at the Cockpit: Privy Council response
The Privy Council halts the run of a libellous play at the Curtain
The Privy Council restrains playing spaces, troupes and performance times
A French acrobat is allowed to perform at the Swan
The Privy Council stops construction of a new theatre
Plays are banned, and the Curtain and Theatre are to be pulled down
The Privy Council takes action over the performance of the Isle of Dogs
The Theatre and Curtain are commonly used for plays
To avoid conflict with traditional bear-baiting days, plays are banned Sundays and Thursdays
Privy Council orders a restraint on Sunday playing in Middlesex
The Privy Council restrains Sunday playing in Southwark
Disobedient players are to cease performing at Newington Butts
Certain players are banned from performing in Southwark
The plague threatens: Theatres must close until Michaelmas
A chorister of St Paul's is kidnapped
The Privy Council forestalls the performance of a lewd play
Richard Margrave is jailed for publishing word of an assembly
Patrick Gray is arrested for his part in a riot at the Fortune
A man is assaulted at the Fortune
The Middlesex Justices of the Peace ban dances and jigs at plays
William Davenant becomes director of the Phœnix company and playhouse
The Cockpit/Phoenix company is ordered to cease playing because they performed an unlicensed play
William Beeston is made the governor of King's and Queen's Boys
Christopher Beeston is made the governor of a new company of the King's and Queen's Boys
Chamberlain's Office, 'Sharers' Papers': Three King's Men petition to be admitted company sharers
Chamberlain's Office, 'Sharers' Papers': The players address a further petition
Chamberlain's Office, 'Sharers' Papers': John Shanks replies to the players' petition
Chamberlain's Office, 'Sharers' Papers': The Burbages and Robinson reply
Chamberlain's Office, 'Sharers' Papers': John Shanks receives satisfaction for his shares
Chamberlain's Office, 'Sharers' Papers': John Shanks demands satisfaction for his shares
Chamberlain's Office, 'Sharers' Papers': The ruling
King's Bench, John Brayne vs John Reynolds: The summary
Common Pleas, Osteler vs Heminges: The bill of complaint
King's Bench, Evans v Kendall: Evans' plea quotes an earlier bond relating to the Blackfriars playhouse
King's Bench, Allen vs Cuthbert Burbage: the summary
King's Bench, Bishop vs Browne and Mago: Bishop renews his lawsuit
King's Bench, Bishop vs Browne and Mago: Bishop files suit
King's Bench, Allen vs Street: The summary and account of the lease of the Theatre property
A message is delivered from St James' palace to the Red Bull players
Exchequer, Crown vs William Henslowe and Jacob Meade: John Baxter deposes concerning the construction of the Hope
Exchequer, Bishop of Winchester vs Jacob Meade and Edward Alleyn: Alleyn testifies that the Hope is still used as both a baiting-arena and a playhouse
Players perform at Mile End
Common Pleas, Woodliffe vs Langley: Woodliffe states his case
Common Pleas, Woodliffe vs Langley: Langley replies
Common Pleas, Farrant vs Hunnis and Newman: Anne Farrant sues William Hunnis and John Newman for a 100l bond on the Blackfriars sub-lease
The post-mortem inquisition of Thomas Brend names Shakespeare in occupation of property in St Saviour's
Pory to Scudamore: Captain Essex and Lord Thurles quarrel at the Blackfriars
Nathaniel Giles receives a patent to impress children into the service of the chapel
Philip Rosseter secures a patent to build a new playhouse in the Blackfriars precinct
Edward Kirkham et al are licensed to train up a company of children: the patent
The Chamberlain's Men are newly incorporated as the King's Men: the Patent
William Browne purchases part of the Boar's Head
The Curtain has fallen into decay
William Longe sells the Curtain estate to Thomas Harberte
The Curtain estate is sold to Maurice and William Longe
Chancery, Richard Langley vs Woodliffe: Court orders lawyers to determine sum
Chancery, Francis and Richard Langley vs Woodliffe: Court recognizes Langley's surrender of the Boar's Head
Chancery, Duke and Heywood vs Browne: Court dismisses the suit
Chancery, Duke and Heywood vs Browne: Duke explains his failure to respond to Browne's reply
Chancery, Duke and Heywood vs Browne: Court orders Duke's arrest
Chancery, Duke and Heywood vs Browne: Court orders Duke to pay costs
Chancery, Francis and Richard Langley vs Woodliffe: Browne seizes Boar's Head profits
Chancery, Francis and Richard Langley vs Woodliffe: the Court refers the suit to Masters Carew and Carew
Chancery, Francis and Richard Langley vs Woodliffe: the Court refers the suit to Master Hunt
Chancery, Browne vs Woodliffe, the Langleys, and Bishop: Court orders defendants to reply
Chancery, Francis and Richard Langley vs Woodliffe: Court stays Woodliffe's Common Pleas suits
Chancery, Miles vs the Burbages: The court throws out Robert Miles' case
Chancery, Burbage vs Miles and Miles vs Burbage: The court combines the two Theatre suits
Chancery, Miles vs the Burbages: Robert Miles takes up Margaret Brayne's suit
Chancery, Margaret Brayne vs the Burbages: Court orders that the terms of the original arbitrament are to be observed
Chancery, Queen's Men vs Beeston: Heywood deposes
Henry Evans concealed playhouse income from the sharers: Outlawe deposes
Chancery, Browne vs Woodliffe and Langley: Marsh answers
Chancery, Browne vs Woodliffe and Langley: Mago answers
Chancery, Browne vs Woodliffe and Langley: Browne interrogates Mago and Marsh
Chancery, Browne vs Woodliffe, the Langleys, and Bishop: Samwell the younger deposes
Chancery, Browne vs Woodliffe, the Langleys, and Bishop: Browne's interrogatories
Chancery, Samwell vs Woodliffe: Moxlay deposes
Chancery, Samwell vs Woodliffe: Mago deposes
Chancery, Samwell vs Woodliffe: Rodes deposes
Chancery, Samwell vs Woodliffe: Willys deposes
Chancery, Samwell vs Woodliffe: Samwell interrogates Mago, Rodes, and Willys
Chancery, Browne vs Woodliffe, the Langleys, and Bishop: Bagnall deposes
Chancery, Margaret Brayne vs the Burbages: John Hyde deposes
Chancery, Margaret Brayne vs the Burbages: Ralph Miles deposes
Chancery, Margaret Brayne vs the Burbages: John Hyde deposes
Chancery, Margaret Brayne vs the Burbages: Nicholas Byshop deposes
Chancery, Margaret Brayne vs the Burbages: John Alleyn deposes
Chancery, Margaret Brayne vs the Burbages: Ralph Miles deposes
Chancery, Margaret Brayne vs the Burbages: Robert Miles deposes
Chancery, Margaret Brayne vs the Burbages: Henry Lanman deposes
Chancery, Margaret Brayne vs the Burbages: William Nicoll deposes
Chancery, James Burbage vs Margaret Brayne and Robert Miles: John Hynde deposes
Chancery, James Burbage vs Margaret Brayne and Robert Miles: the interrogatories for Gascoigne, Bett, and James
Chancery, Margaret Brayne vs the Burbages: Henry Bett deposes
Chancery, Margaret Brayne vs the Burbages: Richard Hudson deposes
Chancery, Margaret Brayne vs the Burbages: Bryan Ellam deposes
Chancery, Margaret Brayne vs the Burbages: James Burbage deposes
Chancery, Margaret Brayne vs the Burbages: Cuthbert Burbage deposes
Chancery, Margaret Brayne vs the Burbages: John Hyde deposes
Chancery, Margaret Brayne vs the Burbages: George Clough deposes
Chancery, William Beeston vs Earl of Dorset: Beeston states his case
Chancery, Woodford vs Holland: Woodford states his case
Chancery, James Burbage vs Margaret Brayne: James Burbage states his case
Chancery, Worth and Blaney vs Baskervile and Browne: Baskervile and Browne reply
Chancery, Evans vs Kirkham: Evans states his case
Chancery, Androwes vs Slatier: Slatier responds
Chancery, Androwes vs Slatier: Androwes states his case
Chancery, Hussey vs Kirke: John Best builds a tenement called the 'cockpit'
Chancery, Hussey vs Kirke: Christopher Beeston leases land to build a theatre
A German prince mentions four active theatres in London
Edward Alleyn pays the tithe due for the Rose