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Viewing Venue Record: Paris Garden
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Paris Garden
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The Spanish Ambassador sees animals baited at the Hope
Paris Garden
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The Lord High Treasurer writes to the Lord Mayor about Sunday performances
Paris Garden
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Fleetwood writes of the collapse of the Bear Garden
Paris Garden
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The Lord Mayor of London writes to Burghley about the collapse of the Bear Garden
Paris Garden
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The lord mayor of London asks a Middlesex justice to forbid a fencing match at the Theatre
Paris Garden
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Thomas Nash refers to 'puppets' at Paris Garden
Paris Garden
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Audience members are injured and killed when parts of Paris Garden collapse during a Sunday bear-baiting
Paris Garden
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The Theatre and Curtain destroy the body and soul: Field
Paris Garden
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A tourist goes to Paris Garden to see a bear-baiting, but instead must suffer a play
Paris Garden
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Jonson execrates against the burning of the Globe
Paris garden
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The Bear Garden collapses: Stow (1615)
Paris garden
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The Bear Garden collapses: Stowe (1631)
Paris-Garden
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Poems compared to bear-baiting: Hall
Parisgardein
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Lambarde mentions Paris Garden, the Bel Savage, and the Theatre as common resorts for entertainment at reasonable ...
Parish Garden
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Those suffering under James I's economic policies are like the bears baited at Paris Garden: Thomas Wentworth
Parishe garden
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Watermen' fares across the Thames
Parris Garden
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A character in Dekker's 'Satiromastix' claims to have played 'Zulziman' at Paris Garden
Parris-Garden
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The title-page of John Field's 'A Godly Exhortation' advertises the tragedy at Paris Garden
Parrish garden
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Earl of Bedford requests the return of mastiffs from Edward Alleyn
Parys Gardeyne in the Countye of Surrey
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Francis Langley aquires the manor of Paris Garden for £850
Parys garden
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French ambassadors attend a bull- and bear-baiting
pallace garden
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Patrick Brewe writes to Edward Alleyn about the sale of the Gill family property
paris garden
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Rakes lead a gull to Paris Garden
parish garden
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An epigram mocks students who follow the bear-baiting
the Palles Garden at London
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Sir William Faunt writes to Edward Alleyn concerning bulls for Paris Garden
the manor of ould parish Garden
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Chancery, Chute vs Langley: A deposition corrects the claim that Langley bought the Paris Garden property from ...
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From: circa 1555 To: before 1642 (Source of claim: undefined)
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The Spanish Ambassador sees animals baited at the Hope
Lambarde mentions Paris Garden, the Bel Savage, and the Theatre as common resorts for entertainment at reasonable prices
Lambarde's Perambulation mentions Paris Garden and the Bel Savage as common resorts for entertainment
Poems compared to bear-baiting: Hall
Chancery, Chute vs Langley: A deposition corrects the claim that Langley bought the Paris Garden property from Thomas Cure the elder
The Manor House at Paris Garden is known as 'Holland's Leaguer'
Those suffering under James I's economic policies are like the bears baited at Paris Garden: Thomas Wentworth
The Lord Mayor of London writes to the Privy Council concerning the restraint of spectacles
The Lord High Treasurer writes to the Lord Mayor about Sunday performances
Fleetwood writes of the collapse of the Bear Garden
The Lord Mayor of London writes to Burghley about the collapse of the Bear Garden
The lord mayor of London asks a Middlesex justice to forbid a fencing match at the Theatre
Watermen' fares across the Thames
Thomas Nash refers to 'puppets' at Paris Garden
A character in Dekker's 'Satiromastix' claims to have played 'Zulziman' at Paris Garden
The Bear Garden collapses: Stow (1615)
Audience members are injured and killed when parts of Paris Garden collapse during a Sunday bear-baiting
The Theatre and Curtain destroy the body and soul: Field
A tourist goes to Paris Garden to see a bear-baiting, but instead must suffer a play
An epigram mocks students who follow the bear-baiting
French ambassadors attend a bull- and bear-baiting
A Spanish diplomat describes his visit to Paris Garden
Rakes lead a gull to Paris Garden
The title-page of John Field's 'A Godly Exhortation' advertises the tragedy at Paris Garden
Sir William Faunt writes to Edward Alleyn concerning bulls for Paris Garden
The Bear Garden collapses: Stowe (1631)
Francis Langley aquires the manor of Paris Garden for £850
Paris Garden inhabitants may not rent out lodgings without official permission
The riverside environs of Paris Garden are dark and 'shadowed with trees'
The millstream and pond neighbouring the prospective Swan site have a tendency to overflow
Tidal water from the millpond at Paris Garden often overflows the groundwork and floodgates
The millpond at Paris Garden floods the surrounding houses, grounds and highways
The banks of the millstream at Paris Garden are collapsing; those responsible for the upkeep of the manor must take action
The bridge by the mill at Paris Garden is decayed; Francis Langley is to see that it is repaired
The Surrey and Kent Commissioners of the Sewers summon Francis Langley for having failed to repair the mill bridge
The vestry of St Saviour's is to review Francis Langley's new tenements, and to solicit tithes from local playhouse owners
The St Saviour's token books refer to Francis Langley's new tenements 'neare the playhouse'
Earl of Bedford requests the return of mastiffs from Edward Alleyn
Gilbert Katharens and John Browne plan for the construction of the Hope theatre
Edward Alleyn goes to Westminster to hear a trial regarding 'Parish garden'
Thomas Yonge writes to Edward Alleyn and Philip Henslowe about the commission to acquire baiting animals
Chancery, Jane Langley vs Hugh Browker: Richard Bury responds
Chancery, Jane Langley vs Hugh Browker: George Cure answers
Chancery, Jane Langley vs Hugh Browker: Browker responds
Francis Henslowe leases property from Francis Langley at Paris Garden
William Wayte names Francis Langley, 'Willelmum Shakespere,' and others in a writ
Vestry of St. Saviour's sets Paris Garden tithes
The Vestry of St. Saviour's records conflict over tithes with Francis Langley and others
Commissioners of the Sewers issue warrant to inspect Francis Langley's newly built sluice at Paris Garden
Commissioners of the Sewers assess Francis Langley's share of maintenance at Paris Garden
Commissioners of the Sewers present Francis Langley with repairs to millpond
Chancery, Jane Langley vs Hugh Browker: Alice Pattenson deposes
Chancery, Jane Langley vs Hugh Browker: Smithes deposes
Chancery, Jane Langley vs Hugh Browker: Hannibal Gammon deposes
Chancery, Jane Langley vs Hugh Browker: Richard Langley deposes
Chancery, Jane Langley vs Hugh Browker: John Turner responds
Chancery, Jane Langley vs Hugh Browker: Thomas Squire deposes
Chancery, Jane Langley vs Hugh Browker: Richard Johnson deposes
Chancery, Jane Langley vs Hugh Browker: Thomas Jadwin responds
Chancery, Jane Langley vs Hugh Browker: Thomas Walker deposes
Chancery, Jane Langley vs Hugh Browker: Hannibal Gammon responds
Chancery, Jane Langley vs Hugh Browker: Thomas Emerson deposes
Patrick Brewe writes to Edward Alleyn about the sale of the Gill family property
Chancery, Langley vs Browker: Jane Langley states her case
Chancery, Jane Langley vs Hugh Browker: George Turfett deposes
Jonson execrates against the burning of the Globe
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