[336] The pedigree in Middlesex Pedigrees (Harl. Soc. lxv), 83, dates his death in error 18 Jan. 1590, but it is interesting to note that his daughter Mary married William, brother of Thomas Lodge. He was buried at Clerkenwell.
[337] Patent in Dramatic Records, 9, dated 5 (? 15) June; docquet of 10 June in S. P. D. Jac. I, ii. p. 14; draft of 30 May in S. P. D. Eliz. Addl. ix. 58.
[338] Abstract, 60.
[339] Dramatic Records, 63; Accounts, passim.
[340] Accounts, passim. Feuillerat, 475, names Thomas Cornwallis as Groom Porter in 1603. But there was no such post at the Revels. Cornwallis was Groom Porter of the Chamber.
[341] Cunningham, 209, 217; Declared Accounts, passim; S. P. D. Jac. I, x. p. 178; xxxi. p. 410; lviii. p. 652; lxii. p. 17; lxviii. p. 110; Collier, i. 347, 363; Devon, 118.
[342] Abstract, 8.
[343] Cf. ch. vi.
[344] Henslowe took receipts for licensing fees from Michael Bloomson, John Carnab, Robert Hassard, William Hatto, Robert Johnson, William Playstowe, Thomas and William Stonnard, Richard Veale, and Thomas Whittle, 'men' of the Master of the Revels, between 1595 and 1602. Johnson was of Leatherhead, where Tilney had a house. I regret to say that on one occasion Henslowe thought fit to make a loan to William Stonnard (Greg, Henslowe, i. 3, 5, 12, 28, 39, 40, 46, 54, 72, 83, 85, 103, 109, 116, 117, 121, 129, 132, 148, 160, 161; Dulwich MSS. i. 37).
[345] Declared Account.