| Security |
14s |
Internal |
Guards |
|
| Musicians (Band) |
£4 1s 10d |
Internal |
Musick |
|
| Musicians (Harps) |
5s |
Internal |
Harper |
Presumably a player of the harp, rather than a person of that name. |
| Musicians (Other) |
15s |
Internal |
Kettle Drums and Trumpets |
|
| Hair, Beards and Wigs |
5s 4d |
Internal |
Barber |
|
| Wardrobe (Other) |
£1 4s 2d |
Departmental |
Cason's Bill |
|
| Carpentry and Sceneshifting |
£1 4s |
Internal |
Mr. Powell |
|
| Lighting (Other) |
£3 |
External |
Candles |
|
| Newspaper Advertisements |
3s 6d |
External |
1 Advertisemt |
Presumed to be newspaper advertising. |
| Management |
£3 6s 8d |
Internal |
Mr: J. Rich 1 Day's Salary |
|
| Leases (Ground and Buildings) |
£1 |
External |
In part of Arrears |
A note on the receipts side of the page reads, "Apr. 1. 1736. Paid in pt: of the Arrears charg'd as [per] Cont. on Accot: to Daily Advertiser by Mr: J. Rich's Order", £10. This sum is not factored in to any further totals or calculations. A similar note appears on 11 March. Perhaps what they mean is that, of the £1 set aside each night to cover arrears in ground rent, Rich twice ordered that £10 be used instead to pay the Daily Advertiser. |
| Total |
£15 19s 6d |