Twenty-four of the inhabitants of the Blackfriars precinct sign a petition to the Lord Mayor, asking for help in controlling the crowds of people coming to the playhouse, 'that we may go to our houses in safety and enjoy the benefit of the streets without apparent danger.'
| Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Fullerton, James | petitioner | |
| Hoby, Thomas Posthumous | petitioner | |
| Peyton, Mary | petitioner | |
| Clere, Agnes | petitioner | |
| Finch, Agnes | petitioner | |
| Rowe, William | petitioner | |
| Emerson, Thomas | petitioner | |
| Browne, Richard | petitioner | |
| Hill, Elizabeth | petitioner | |
| Onslewe, Elizabeth | petitioner | |
| Alured, Thomas | petitioner | |
| Osborne, Edward | petitioner | |
| Sadler, Edmund | petitioner | |
| Darcy, Grace | petitioner | |
| Carr, Edward | petitioner | |
| Peyton, Thomas | petitioner | |
| Bowyer, Katherine | petitioner | |
| Rigdon, Ro[bert] | petitioner | |
| Curle, Ed[ward] | petitioner | |
| Argent, John | petitioner | |
| Rogers, Thomas | petitioner | |
| Putto, Ric[ard]o | petitioner | |
| Egerton, John | petitioner | |
| Delane, Paul | petitioner |