Flanders, Dennis
Fletcher, John
Flint, John
Flood, Edward
Florio, John
Flower, Thomas deposition
Floyd, Alice
Fludd, Humphrey
and Alice Floyd
Belott’s apprenticeship
and Christopher Mountjoy
deposition
Fludd, Jane
Fludd, Robert
Fludd, Sir Thomas
foreignness
Forman, Simon
and Ellen Carrell
and Henry Wood
and Jane Davenant
and Madam Kitson
and Margaret Browne
and Marie Mountjoy
periwigs
four-posters
Fowler, Katherine see Wilkins, Katherine
Fowles, Sir David
France
head-tires
Huguenots
periwigs
Franck, Marmaduke French
Jacqueline Field
in plays
and Shakespeare
French Church
BelottMountjoy
Clincquart baptism
marriage registers
Mountjoy’s debauchery
French Garden for English Ladyes
and Gentlewomen, The
(Erondell)
furnishings
gardens
Gardine of Recreations (Florio)
Gawdy, Philip
Gerard, John
Gheeraerts, Marcus
Giese, Loreen
Giffard, Dr John
Gifford, George
Gifford, Gilbert
Gifford, Dr William
Giles, Thomas
Globe theatre
fire
land-lease
opening
Golding, Arthur
Goldsmith, Oliver
Goldsmiths’ Hall
Goodyeare, Michael
Gosson, Cornelius
Gosson, Henry
Gosson, Mrs
Gosson, Stephen
Gosson, William
Gower, George
Gower, John
Great Fire
Greenaway, William
Greene, Fortunatus
Greene, Robert
Disputation between a He-connycatcher and a She-connycatcher 205
Groatsworth of Wit
lodgings
periwigs
Greene, Thomas
Greenham, Elizabeth
Gresham Street
Griffin, John
Grimes, W. F.
Grosart, A. B.
Guarini, Giovanbattista
Guise, Henri, duc de
Haberdashers’ Hall
Haier (Hayer), William
hair
Hall, Dr John
Hall, Susanna n
Hamlet
chamber
costume
head-tires
Q1
wigs
handfasting
in plays prenuptial sex
Harington, Sir John
Harington, Lucy, Countess of Bedford
Harper’s Monthly
Harris, Thomas
Harsnett, Samuel
Hartopp, George
Harvey, Gabriel
Hathaway, Anne
Haughton, William
hawking
Hawkins, John
Hazlitt, W..
head-tires
French Garden
human hair
masques
Nashe
prostitutes
theatre
Volpone
see also tiremaking
Hely, John
Heminges, John
Henri III
Henri IV
Henrick, Thomas
Henry, Prince of Wales
Henry IV Part 1
Henry IV Part 2 Turnbull Street
Henry V
Henry VI
Henry VI Part 1
Henry VIII (Shakespeare and Fletcher)
Henslowe, Philip
herbs
Heyward, Richard
Heywood, Thomas
Historie of Justine, The (G.W.)
History of the Turkes (Knolles)
Holinshed, Raphael
Holland, Elizabeth
Holland’s Leaguer
Honest Whore, The (Dekker and Middleton)
hoop rings
Hopkins, Anthony
Hot Anger Soon Cooled (Jonson)
Hotson, Leslie
House of Lords Records Office
‘houshould stuffe’
Howard, Frances
Howe, Elizabeth
Huguenots
Hunsdon see Carey
Hymenaei (Jonson and Jones)
immigrants
denization
French
Return of Strangers
xenophobia
inns
Isaiah
‘It was a lover and his lass’
Jack of Dover
Jack Drum’s Entertainment (Marston)
Jaggard, William
James, King
Janssen, Gheerart
Jests to Make you Merrie (Wilkins and Dekker)
Jew of Malta, The (Marlowe)
Jews
Johnson, Dr Samuel
Johnson, Joan
deposition
Ealing
Johnson, Thomas
Johnson, William
Jones, Inigo
Jonson, Ben
The Alchemist
Bartholomew Fair
chair
collaborations
Every Man in his Humour
imprisonment
and Lady Rutland
lodgings
masques
Mermaid tavern
on Middleton
Oracle Forman
on Pericles
in The Return from Parnassus
and Shakespeare
Volpone
wigs
Julius Caesar
Justinian
King Lear
Cordelia
daughters
dissection
herbs
Poor Tom
setting
King’s Men see also Chamberlain’s Men
Kingsley, Ben
Kitson, Lady Elizabeth
Kitson, Sir Thomas
Knolles, Richard
Kyd, Thomas
Lad Lane
Lakin, David
Langford(e), Joan see Johnson, Joan
Lanier, Emilia
Lardinge, Richard
Laura: The Toyes of a Traveller (Tofte)
Law Tricks (Day)
Layne, Ninus
Lightwoode, William
Lilly, William
Linby, William
Ling, Nicholas
livery companies
Lives (Plutarch)
Locard’s Exchange Principle
Lodge, Thomas
London
Huguenots
immigrants
Shakespeare
see also St Martin le Grand; Silver Street
London Wall
Longueville, Duc de
Lopez, Dr Roderigo
Lord Chamberlain’s Men see Chamberlain’s Men
Love Lane
Lovegrove, James
Love’s Labour’s Lost
dark lady
Holofernes
Navarre
performances
Lowin, John
Lucian
Lucrece
Lyly, John
Macbeth
Machyn, Henry
Mac¸on, Antoine de
Mad World, my Masters, A
(Middleton)
maids
see also Browne, Margaret; Johnson, Joan
Maitland, William
Malcontent, The (Marston)
Mandeville, Sir John
Manningham, John
Marguerite de Valois
Marlowe, Christopher
Dutch Church libel
Huguenots
The Jew of Malta
marriage
age
see also handfasting
Marshall, William
Marshall, Zachary
Marston, John,
The Dutch Courtesan
Marx, Chico
Mary Queen of Scots
Masque of Blacknesse (Jonson and Jones)
masques
Massinger, Philip
Maunder, Henry
Measure for Measure
Constable Elbow
garden
prenuptial sex
as problem play
prostitution
sources
Melton, John
Merchant of Venice, The
Frenchman
hoop ring
Jews
Moors
wigs
Mermaid tavern
Merrie Conceited Jests of George Peele, The
Merry Wives of Windsor, The
chamber
dark lady
Frenchman
gala performance
head-tires
prisons
Metamorphoses (Ovid)
Metamorphosis of Ajax (Harington)
Microcynicon (Middleton)
Middlesex Sessions
Middleton, Thomas
The Black Book
Chaste maid in Cheapside
collaboration with Shakespeare
The Family of Love
A Mad World, my Masters
periwigs
Middleton, Thomas - cont.
‘Pierce Pennyless’
prostitutes
The Roaring Girl
Yorkshire Tragedy
Midsummer Night’s Dream, A
Milton, John
Miseries of Enforced Marriage, The (Wilkins)
shop-keepers’ wives
troth-plighting
violence
Mompesson, Sir Giles
Monkwell Street
Montaigne, Michel de
Montemayor, Jorge de
Moore, James
Moors
Morley, Thomas
Mother Bomby (Lyly)
Mountague, Roger
Mountjoy, Charles
Mountjoy, Christopher
Answer to Bill of Complaint
apprentices
Belott’s Spanish journey
Brentford house
character Clincquart baptism
debauchery
early years
early years in London
emigration
and Forman
household
judgment against
naturalization
Rejoinder
religion
remarriage
St Martin le Grand
Silver Street house
and Stepney Mountjoys
on subsidy rolls
tiremaking
will
workshop
Mountjoy, Edward
Mountjoy, Isabel
Mountjoy, John
Mountjoy, Marie
and Alice Floyd
Belotts’ handfasting
burial
death
early years
and Forman
and Henry Wood
and Lady Hunsdon
lost valuables
and Margaret Browne
Mary’s birth
personality
relations with Christopher
and Robert Tofte
St Martin le Grand
and Shakespeare
tiremaking
unbaptized child
Mountjoy, Mary see Belott, Mary
Mountjoy, Noel
apprenticeship
Belott’s apprenticeship
Belotts’ handfasting
birth
Brentford house
depositions
Mountjoy house
Mountjoy, Robert
Mountjoy, William
Much Ado about Nothing
Muggle Street
Munday, Anthony
‘Mythical Sorrows of Shakespeare, The’ (Sisson)
Nashe, Thomas
astrologers
Hamlet
head-tires
Henry VI
Huguenots
and Lady Hunsdon
lodgings
London
pinchfart penny-fathers
quack doctors
top-gallant caps
Navarre
Nebraska University Studies
Nelson, Thomas
Neville’s Inn
New Way to Pay Old Debts (Massinger)
Nicholas, Sir Ambrose
Nicholas, Daniel
Belotts’ handfasting
and Christopher Mountjoy
depositions
dowry
Noble Street
North, Sir Thomas
Northward Ho! (Dekker and Webster)
Oat Lane
Olaf II
Oliver, H. R.
Oliver, Isaac
Ortho-epia Gallica (Eliot)
Othello
black Africans
four-poster
hawking
herbs
infidelity
lodges
performances
sources
tragicomedies
Overing, Francis
Ovid
Painfull Adventures of Pericles, The (Wilkins)
Painter, William
Palace of Pleasure (Painter)
Palmer, Richard
Paracelsus
Parker, Joan
Parker, John
Parry, Blanche
Pasquin’s Palinodia
Passionate Pilgrim, The
Pastor Fido, Il (Guarini)
Patrick, Joyce
Patterne of Painefull Adventures (Twine)
Pavier, Thomas
Peele, George
Pericles (Shakespeare and Wilkins)
daughters
prostitution
sleaved silk
periwigs prostitutes
Phillips, Augustine
Philpot Lane
Phoenix, The (Middleton)
Pierce Penniless (Nashe)
Pierson, William
Pieterssen, Marthe
Pinners’ Hall
Plasterers’ Hall
Platter, Thomas
Plautus
playhouses see theatre
Plesington, Anne
Plutarch
Pory, John
pottery
Poultry Counter
‘Preludes’ (Eliot)
prisons
privies
Privy Council
problem plays
Promos and Cassandra (Whetstone)
prostitution
Brentford
brothels
genteel
head-tires and wigs
in plays
and theatre
Prynne, William
publishers
Puritan, The (Middleton)
Quiney, Thomas
Ralegh, Sir Walter
Ratsey’s Ghost
Remnaunt, Ellen
Return from Parnassus, The
Return of Strangers
Revels accounts
Revenger’s Tragedy, The (Middleton)
Richard II
Rieve, William
rings
Roaring Girl, The (Dekker and Middleton)
Roberts, Richard
Rosalynde (Lodge)
Rose theatre
Rossiter, A.
Rowley, William
Rowse, A..
Roydon, Matthew
Rutland, Elizab
eth, Countess of
St Anne and St Agnes
St Anne’s Lane
St Anthony’s see French Church
St Bartholomew’s Day Massacre
St Giles, Cripplegate
St Helen’s, Bishopsgate
St James-by-the-Wall
St Katherine’s
St Martin le Grand
St Mary Staining
St Olave’s, Hart Street
St Olave’s, Silver Street
Belotts’ wedding
burial register
churchyard
Johnson’s marriage
Mountjoys
St Paul’s cathedral
Samways, Magdalen
Sandon, Henry
Satiromastix (Dekker)
Satyres (Fitzgeoffrey)
Savage, Thomas
Saville, Grace
Savory, Abraham
Schoenbaum, Samuel
Scoloker, Anthony
Seaman, Thomas
Seaton, Mary
Sejanus (Jonson)
Shakespeare, Edmund
Shakespeare, Hamnet
Shakespeare, Judith
Shakespeare, Susanna n
Shakespeare, William
appearance
Belotts’ handfasting
birthday
Blackfriars Gatehouse
deposition
family
further records
gentleman
and Jane Davenant
in London
lost years
love-life
and Marie Mountjoy
and Marston
Nicholas’s deposition
personality
plays
portraits
and publishers
reading
signature
in Silver Street
taverns
wigs
and Wilkins
see also individual plays and sonnets
Sharpe, Nicholas
She Stoops to Conquer (Goldsmith)
Sheppard, Jane see Davenant, Jane
Sheppard, Robert
Sheppard, Thomas
Sherley, John
Shoemaker’s Holiday (Dekker)
shops, and prostitution
Shoreditch
Sidney, Sir Philip
signature
silk-twisting
Silver Street3
chamber
‘houshould stuffe’
Mountjoy house
neighbourhood
Shakespeare as lodger
Sir Giles Goosecap (Chapman)
‘Sir Thomas More’
Sisson, C. J.
Skeres, Nicholas
sleave-silk
Sly, William
Smith, John
Smith, Rafe
Smith, William
Somer, Paul van
Sonnets (Shakespeare)
Dark Lady
Sonnet 27
Sonnet 53
Sonnet 68
Sonnet 111
Sonnet 130
Sonnet 133
Sonnet 138
Sonnet 144
Sonnet 147
Southampton, Earl of
Southampton
Southwark 16
Speckard, Dorothy
Speght, Thomas
Spenser, Anthony
Spenser, Edmund
Spenser, Elizabeth see Carey, Elizabeth, Lady Hunsdon
Spenser, John
Stanley, Henry
Steevens, George
Stepney
Stevens, John
Stonley, Richard
Stopes, C..
Stow, John
Court of Requests
Dutch immigrants
Love Lane
Monkswell Street
St Anne and St Agnes
St Martin le Grand
St Olave’s
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