Queen Elizabeth provides letters patent to Raphe Bowes which grant him the office of master of 'our game pastymes and sportes', namely 'all and everie our beares bulles and mastyve dogges', in like manner and magnitude as former holders of the office such as Cuthbert Vaughan and Sir Richard Longe.
| Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Tudor, Elizabeth | Queen | |
| Bowes, Ralph | master of the Queen's game | patentee |
| Vaughan, Cuthbert | master of the Queen's game | deceased |
| Longe, Richard | master of the Queen's game | deceased |