Margaret Brayne sues James and Cuthbert Burbage in Chancery over her share of the Theatre playhouse profits. Sir Julius Caesar, a Master in Chancery, rules that the Burbages must answer Margaret Brayne's bill of complaint within a week or they will be forced to give her half the Theatre profits, unless they show good cause otherwise.
| Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Caesar, Julius | Master in Chancery | |
| Brayne, John | deceased | husband |
| Burbage, James | defendant | |
| Burbage, Richard | defendant | |
| Burbage, Cuthbert | defendant | |
| Allen, Giles | lessor | |
| Brayne, Margaret | plaintiff | executrix, playhouse sharer, widow |
| Scott, ––– | plaintiff's counsel |