— (C. E. F.) 'Phillip Rosseter for . . . a play by the £6 13s. 4d. 24 Nov.; C. xlii.
[2 or 3 Nov.?] Children of the Chappell'; Rawl. MS.
'for . . . the Children of the Queens
Majestys Revels, for . . . a Commedye
called the Coxcombe'.
9 Jan. (C. E. F.) } 'To him more . . . for . . . two other playes £13 6s. 8d. 31 May; C. xlii.
27 Feb. (C. E. F.) } by the Children of the Chappell'; Rawl.
MS. 'one called Cupidds revenge, and the
other called the Widdowes Teares'.
1 Jan. '1613' 'The sayd Phillip Rosseter . . . for . . . £10. 31 May.
(K.) a play by the said Children'; Rawl. MS.
'called Cupides Revenge'.
[Sullivan, 139, from Accounts of Elizabeth
29 Sept. 1612 to 25 March 1613 in Exchequer
of Receipt Misc., Bundle 343.]
— 'To her gracs plaiers for acting a Comedie £5.
[Oct. 20?][1] in the Cocke pitt w^{ch} her highnes lost to
M^r Edward Sackvile on a wager.'
1613-14 (D. A. 544, m. 29).
4 Nov. (C.) }
16 Nov. (C.) }
10 Jan. (C.) }
4 Feb. (C.) } 'John Heminges and the rest of his fellowes £46 13s. 0d.[2] 21 June; C. xliii.
8 Feb. (C.) } his Ma^{tes} servaunts the Players.'
10 Feb. (C.) }
18 Feb. (C.) }
'1614'.
