Notices illustrative of the drama, and other popular amusements, chiefly in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, incidentally illustrating Shakespeare and his contemporaries; extracted from the chamberlains' accounts and other manuscripts of the borough of Leicester (1865)
Kelly, William, of Leicester · London, J. R. Smith · leaf 201
186 Extracts, §-c. and lawe, and by the glement, that is for to sey at dyce, cardinge, haserdyng, Tenes, Bowlys, pykkyng with … THE BHANK OR GOSSIP S BRIDLE THE CDCKING-STOOL AT LEICESTER. AT LEICESTER. arowes, Coytyng w' horsshou, penypryk, foteball, ne cheker in the myre, in payne of in prisonment And the owner of the hows, gardens or places where the playes been vsed, as often as hit is so founden and vsed shall paye to…
Theater · English drama · Amusements
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