...[Entertainment at Salisbury House]]||[[:category:Salisbury House|Salisbury House]]
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...ment at Salisbury House]]||[[1608]]||[[:category:Salisbury House|Salisbury House]]
..., The]]||[[1616]]||[[:Category:William Cockayne's House|William Cockayne's House]]
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...]||[[1608]]||[[Jonson, Ben|Jonson]]||[[:Category:Salisbury House|Salisbury House]]
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...gory:Red Lion|Red Lion]] | [[:Category:Rose|Rose]] | [[:Category:Salisbury|Salisbury]] | [[:Category:Swan|Swan]] | [[:Category:Theater|Theater]] </blockquote>
...| Burghley, Lord; William Cecil (host) | Egerton, Sir Thomas (host) | Ely House | Hunsdon, George Carey, Lord Chamberlain </blockquote>
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...Globe | Hope | Newington | Phoenix/Cockpit | Red Bull | Red Lion | Rose | Salisbury | Swan | Theater </blockquote>
...| Burghley, Lord; William Cecil (host) | Egerton, Sir Thomas (host) | Ely House | Hunsdon, George Carey, Lord Chamberlain </blockquote>
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...worth House) record the expenses related to the entertainment at Salisbury House. Payments include £20 each to Ben Jonson, Inigo Jones, and “Alyn” (eit
A single sketch by Inigo Jones preserved at Chatsworth House can be linked to this entertainment. (The verso side contains "The Account
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| [[Salisbury Plain]]||[[1653]] (before)||[[:category:St. John's|St. John's, Oxford]]
...and the Queen of Sheba]]||[[1606]]||[[:category:Theobalds House|Theobalds House]]
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:An ould play, with some new scenes, Doctor Lambe and the Witches, to Salisbury Courte, the 16th August, 1634, — £1
...sed version of this play was licensed for the King's Revels Company at the Salisbury Court Theatre. The provenance of the older version of the play is not know
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| [[Salisbury Plain]]||[[1638]]||[[Anon.]]||[[:category:Unknown|Unknown]]
...]]||[[Anon.]]||[[:category:Hunsdon, George Carey, Lord Chamberlain|Hunsdon House]]
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...Cockpit, while other critics have suggested it was acted by the company at Salisbury Court after the long plague closure of 1636-7. It was seen into print by "A
...m Cartwright, Jr., and Curtis Greville, "both of whom worked with Heton at Salisbury Court through the 1630s." This context supports the identification of "The
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:(Cecil Papers 94/70; cf. ''HMC Salisbury'' 12.248)
...'Discourse'', was operating as a "legal representative in England" for the house of Kildare and took the opportunity to advance its interests (Hodgers 98).
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