Edward Kirkham's Chancery suit against Henry Evans and his associates over profits from the Blackfriars suit is dismissed. The defendant's counsel offers the following grounds for dismissal: 1. the agreement conveying the lease to Hawkins in trust for Kirkham and his associates was 'never perfected and sealled'; 2. since then, Evans has surrendered the lease to Burbage; 3. neither Kirkham or Evans have paid rent on the playhouse to Burbage since that surrender; 4. the agreement between Kirkham and Evans and his associates 'is principallye concerning charges and expences disburssed in rectinge a Company of players, and for playinge apparell and other thinges touchinge playes and the proffictes and comodities ariseinge and growinge by the same.'
Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
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Brooke, Christopher | counsel for the defense | |
Burbage, Richard | defendant | |
Kirkham, Edward | plaintiff |