...preserved, it is only in the Stationer's register and the accounts kept by the Master of the Bevels that we find any notices of the publication or acting...news of the month ¡ news of the court, the city, the pulpit,and the bookseller's shop ; in which court-masques are described in minute detail, author, actors,...

...day was mentioned, and Shakespeare's name is conspicuously absent. Halliwell-Phillipps says that in a long series of letters from John Chamberlain to Dudley...1598 to 1623, letters full of the news of the month, of the court, the city, the pulpit, the booksellers shops, in which court masques are described in...

...contemporary news letters, filled with literary and fashionable intelligence, have been preserved — letters scattered over the whole period from 1598 to 1623 — letters full of news of the mouth, news of the court, the city, the pulpit and the bookseller's shop, in which court...

...more open to impressions and affections when many are gathered together than when they are alone i . 1 There is nothing in the Advancement of Learning...Carleton, scattered over the whole period from 1598 to 1623,—letters full of the news of the month ; news of the court, the city, the pulpit, and the bookseller's...

...343—4. From 1598 to 1623 John Chamberlain wrote a long series of letters to Dudley Carletoti, which were full of the news of the month: news of the Court,...the city, the pulpit, and the bookseller's shop. In these letters each Court masque is described in detail, including the author, actors, plot, performance...