Christopher Babham responds to William Blagrave's bill of complaint by flatly denying Blagrave's statement that Stephen Hammerton had been apprenticed to William Perry. Babham instead says that Hammerton is an apprentice of William Waverly, merchant taylor, and that Hammerton dwells with Babham by 'the good will and permission' of Waverly.
| Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Hammerton, Stephen | apprentice | player |
| Babham, Christopher | defendant | company manager |
| Waverly, William | merchant tailor | citizen |
| Blagrave, William | plaintiff | company manager, Master of Revels, deputy |