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 1 Nov. (K.) } '1614'.    } 5 Nov. (K.) } 15 Nov. (K.) } 27 Dec. (K.) }         'the said John Heminges and the rest of his                         £90. 21 June; C. xliii. 1 Jan. (K.) }          fellowes.' 4 Jan. (K.) } 2 Feb. (K.) } 6 Mar. (K.) } 8 Mar. (K.) }

24 Dec.[1] (K.) }      'Robte Lee and the rest of his fellowes the    £20. 21 June (W.); 5 Jan. (K.)   }        Queenes Ma^{tes} servauntes the Play^iers.'                                              C. xliii.

25 Jan. (K.)           'Joseph Taylor for himselfe and the rest of                         £10. 21 June (W.); his fellowes servaunts to the Lady Eliz'                                           C. xliv. her grace for presenting  a Comedy called Eastward howe.'

12 Dec. (C.)           'To him [Taylor] more  for presenting                            £6 13s. 4d. 21 June (W.); a comedy called the Dutch Curtezan.'                                           C. xliv.

1614-15 (D. A. 544, mm. 47, 48, 65).[2]

— (K. 8 plays)        'John Hemynges  in the behalfe of himselfe                       £80. 19 May; C. xiii (19                        and his fellowes the Kinges ma^{tes}                                                   May '1613'). players.'

— (K. 3 plays)        'Roberte Leigh.'[3]                                                 £30. 25 Apr. (W.).

— (K. 2 plays) }      'Edward Juby in the behalfe of himselfe                             £26 13s. 4d. 15 Apr.  (C.)         }        and the reste of his fellowes the Palsgraves players.'