Early Modern London Theatres

Viewing Person Record: James I Stuart, king of England and Scotland

Name, as appears in Primary Sources

his Matie: Event: Edward Alleyn -- 'Master of his Majesty's Beargarden' -- petitions Lord High Treasurer Cranfield for sums owed
The Kings Maiesty: Event: James I pays his first visit to the Tower of London's animal-baiting arena
our soveraigne the Lord the Kinges Mtie: Event: Sir William Stuart acquits the Mastership of the King's Game to Henslowe and Alleyn
your most exselent Mtie: Event: Henslowe and Alleyn, in their role as Masters of the King's Game, complain to James I of ...
his Matie: Event: Chancery, John Henslowe vs Edward Alleyn et al: John Henslowe itemizes the leases held back by Edward ...
James I: Event: James I issues patent for Mastership of the Royal Game to Philip Henslowe and Edward Alleyn
James I: Event: James I issues a patent to John Dorington for Mastership of 'our game and pastimes and sportes'
James by the grace of god &c: Event: The Chamberlain's Men are newly incorporated as the King's Men: the Patent
the King: Event: The King's Men perform 'The Maid in the Mill' at Whitehall
the King: Event: Secretary Conway responds to the Privy Council on the matter of Middleton's 'A Game at Chess'
His Maiestie: Event: Edward Conway to the Privy Council: The King responds to the controversy over 'A Game at Chess'
the K.: Event: The King's Men 'silenste' and Middleton sought for 'A Game at Chess' controversy: John Woolley
the king: Event: Alvise Valaresso describes 'A Game at Chess' controversy
James by the grace of God King of England, Scotland, France and Ireland: Event: King's Men receive a royal patent to perform at the Globe, Blackfriars, and elsewhere
the King: Event: Spanish ambassador reports on 'A Game at Chess' controversy
His ma': Event: Two Blackfriars plays offend the King
Iames by the grace of god king of England Scotland ffraunce and Irland Defender of the faith &c: Event: Nathaniel Giles receives a patent to impress children
his maiestie: Event: Sir Edward Coke writes to the Lord Mayor against the projected new playhouse
James . . . kinge of England, Scotland, Fraunce, and Ireland: Event: A signet bill confirms Phillip Rosseter's patent for the new Porter's Hall playhouse
Iames by the grace of God: Event: Robert Daborne, Philip Rosseter, et al receive a patent to form a children's company based at the ...
our most gratious soueraigne lord the kinges maiestie: Event: King's Bench, Kendall vs Cooke: The plea quotes the indenture according to which Abell Cooke was apprenticed ...
the Kings most excellent Ma[jes]tie: Event: Chancery, Evans vs Kirkham: Evans responds to Kirkham's statement
our said sov[eraigne] Lord the Kings Ma[jes]tie: Event: Sir George More sells parts of the Blackfriars estate
the King: Event: The gentlemen of the Middle Temple and Lincoln's Inn present a masque for the wedding of Princess ...
the King: Event: The gentlemen of the Middle Temple and Lincoln's Inn perform a masque for the wedding of Princess ...
the King: Event: The projected wedding masque by the Gentlemen of Gray's Inn and the Inner Temple was a flop: ...
the King: Event: The projected wedding masque by Gray's Inn and the Inner Temple was a flop: Chamberlain to Alice ...
the King: Event: The Inns of Court masques for the wedding of Princess Elizabeth and the Elector Palatine were a ...

Role(s)

King

Active Dates

Dates: From: before June 1598 To: 1625