Edward Willys answers Richard Samwell the elder's interrogatories. He says that Woodliffe offered advice to Samwell's carpenters on how wide he would make the galleries and how far he would set the posts, 'If the case were mine, as it is Mr Samwell's.' Willys says that Samwell estimated the cost of rebuilding the Boar's Head cost about £280.
| Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Woodliffe, Oliver | defendant | |
| Willys, Edward | deponent | servant |
| Samwell, Richard | plaintiff | playhouse builder |