A memorandum records the Lord Chamberlain's response to John Shanks' petition. He asks that Sir H. Herbert, Sir John Finett, and his solicitor, Daniel Bedingfield give Shanks' petition serious consideration, that they agree on a reasonable sum to be paid to Shanks by the three actors, and that they draw up the final settlements and conveyances in the matter.
| Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Herbert, Henry | Master of the Revels | |
| Benfield, Robert | player | |
| Swanston, Elliard | player | |
| Pollard, Thomas | player | |
| Shank, John | playhouse sharer | |
| Bedingfield, Daniel | solicitor |