William Fleetwood, recorder of London, writes to the lord treasurer of a 'brabble' that took place after dinner at the lord mayor's the preceding day. John Wotton and the lieutenant's son were pitted against 'certain freeholders of Shoreditch for a matter at the Theatre.' Fleetwood suspects that Wotton is at fault.
| Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Cecil, William | correspondent | Lord Treasurer |
| Fleetwood, William | correspondent | Recorder of London |
| Wotton, John | disputant | |
| Cordell, William | guest, attendant | Master of the Rolls |
| Ramsay, Thomas | host | lord mayor of London |