In John Newton's suit against Joan Waters for enforcement of a marriage contract, Elizabeth Hattrell, Waters servant, deposes in her mistresses favour. Hattrell identifies Newton as a player and deposes that she saw him act at the Curtain during the last Whitsun holidays. Hattrell says that George Ireland promised to procure a house of his father's for Newton and Waters to live in.
| Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Waters, Joan | defendant | |
| Hattrell, Elizabeth | deponent | servant |
| Ireland, George | gentleman | |
| Newton, John | plaintiff | player |