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• Apprentices illegally perform the 'Hog Hath Lost His Pearl' at the Whitefriars
• Requests, Trevell vs Woodford: The court judges
• Requests, Trevell vs Cooke et al: Cooke deposes
• Requests, Trevell vs Cooke et al: Cooke responds to Trevell's charge
• Chancery, Androwes vs Slatier: Slatier responds
• Chancery, Androwes vs Slatier: Androwes states his case
• The constables of St Dunstan in the West register a complaint about the Whitefriars theatre
• The St Dunstan in the West parish registers record the burial of Jeffrey Davies, 'servant to Mr Woodford'
• The privy council orders a stay on plans to erect a new playhouse in the Whitefriars precinct
• Robert Daborne, Philip Rosseter, et al receive a patent to form a children's company based at the Whitefriars
• King's Bench, Edwards vs Woodford: Richard Edwards sues Thomas Woodford over debts incurred for playhouse properties
• Chancery, Woodford vs Strood et al: Court documents provide details of the Whitefriars lease and ownership
• The Master of the Revels licenses a new playhouse in the Whitefriars
• The 'Children of the Whitefryars' perform at court
• The title-page of the 1612 edition of 'A Woman is a Weathercock' claims the play was performed at the Whitefriars
• The title-page of the 1613 edition of 'The Revenge of Bussy D'Ambois' claims the play was performed at the Whitefriars
• A summary of theatres built in London: Edmund Howes
• A prospective order from the Privy Council is to prohibit all manner of public entertainment in London, Middlesex and Surrey
• Prince Otto von Hessen-Cassell describes London's theatre scene in 1611
• Requests, Keysar vs Burbage et al: The defendants submit a rejoinder
• Requests, Keysar v Burbage et al: The defendants name their witnesses
• The title-page of Chapman's 'The Widows Tears' claims the play was performed at the Blackfriars and Whitefriars
• Philip Rosseter secures a patent to build a new playhouse in the Blackfriars precinct
• Sir Edward Coke writes to the Lord Mayor against the projected new playhouse
• A signet bill confirms Phillip Rosseter's patent for the new Porter's Hall playhouse
• The St Dunstan in the West parish registers record the death of 'Gerry, out of the playe howse in ye ffryers,' and his son and wife
• Chancery, Androwes vs Slatier: The bill of complaint quotes the original articles of agreement between Slatier and the Whitefriars syndicate