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rformed at Hampton-court and Richmond, by means whereof they were not only at the loss of their day at home, but at extraordinary charges by traveling and carriage of their goods, in consideration whereof they are to have L20 apiece for those plays, and L10 apiece for the other 18 acted at Whitehall, which in the whole amounted to the sum of L300.--These are therefore to pray and require you out of His Majesty's treasure in your charge to pay....[676] [Footnote 675: Fleay in his elaborate studies of performances at Court ignores it entirely, as do subsequent scholars.] [Footnote 676: Chalmers, _Apology_, p. 510.] A photographic facsimile of this interesting document may be seen in _The Journal of the British Archaeological Association_, already referred to; but for the convenience of those who do not read Elizabethan script with ease, I have reproduced it in type facsimile on page 404. [Illustration: [Transcriber's Note: The dashes below represent handwritten check-marks in the facsimile.] before the king & queene this yeare of our lord 1638 At the Cocpit the 26th of march The lost ladie At the Cocpit the 27th of march Damboyes At the Cocpit the 3d of Aprill Aglaura At the blackfryers the 23 of Aprill for the queene the vnfortunate lou[ers] At the Cocpit the 29th of may the princes berthnight ould Castel At the Cocpit the last of may agayne the vnfortunate louers At Sumerset-house the 10th of July & our day -- lost at our house mr Carlels play the first part of the pasionate louers -- At Hamton Court the 30th of September The vnfortunate louer[s] -- At Richmount the 6th of november for the ladie } The mery divell maries berthnight & the day lost at our house } of Edmonto[n] At the Cocpit the 8th of november The fox At the Cocpit the 13th of november Ceaser At the Cocpit the 15th of november The mery wifes of winser At the Cocpit the 20th of november The fayre favorett At the Cocpit the 22th of november Chances At the Cocpit the 27th of november The Costome of the C[ountry] At the Cocpit the 29th of november The northen las At the Cocpit the 6th of desember The spanish Curatt At the Cocpit the 11th of desember agayne The fayre favor
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