The Worcester's Men, led by John Duke and Thomas Heywood, sue Robert Browne in Chancery Court. The Lord Keeper throws the case out of court, deeming it 'noe meete matter for this Co[u]rt' because it concerned bonds made between the players concerning shares due in their plays. The plaintiffs are ordered to pay Browne 26s 8d for his charges.
| Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Carew, Matthew | Master in Chancery | |
| Browne, Robert (III) | defendant | player, sharer |
| Egerton, Thomas | lord keeper | |
| Duke, John | plaintiff | player, sharer |
| Heywood, Thomas | plaintiff | player, sharer |