With Rankins, Mar.–Apr. 1601, but never finished, as shown by a letter to Henslowe from S. Rowley, bidding him let Hathway ‘have his papars agayne’ (Henslowe Papers, 56).
(xi, xii) 1, 2 The Six Clothiers.
With Haughton and Smith, Oct.–Nov. 1601; but the second part was apparently unfinished.
(xiii) Too Good To Be True.
With Chettle (q.v.) and Smith, Nov. 1601–Jan. 1602.
(xiv) Merry as May Be.
With Day and Smith, Nov. 1602.
(b) Plays for Worcester’s, 1602–3
(xv, xvi) 1, 2 The Black Dog of Newgate.
With Day, Smith, and an anonymous ‘other poete’, Nov. 1602–Feb. 1603.