[785] P. C. Acts describe the company as Lane’s, and put the performance 26 Dec., Windsor 27 Dec., and Paul’s 1 Jan.
[786] P. C. Acts give payees as ‘Lawrence Dutton and his fellows’. Wallace, i. 213, states in error that this and the next payment are not in D. A.
[787] P. C. Acts give payee as ‘——, Master of the Children of Westminster’.
[788] Wallace, i. 215, reads ‘cumyng’ in error.
[789] In view of the date in the warrant, the ‘Monday’ of the Revels Accounts should clearly be ‘Sunday’.
[790] The D. A. give all three plays on Shrove Sunday, but Cunningham has Shrove Monday for Warwick’s and omits Muncaster’s, which may have been on the Tuesday, although two plays were sometimes given on the same night.
[791] The D. A. give Sunday before Shrovetide, which might mean either Shrove Sunday (Mar. 4) or the preceding Sunday (Feb. 26).
[792] P. C. Acts name John Dutton, as well as Lawrence, and put Muncaster’s play on Sunday. It is safer to follow D. A.
[793] As the entry stands, it should refer to Warwick’s, but I think it probably does refer to Leicester’s.
[794] P. C. Acts have Chamberlain’s for Howard’s.