| Category | Amount | Full price | Half price | Aftermoney | Supplementary | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Door Receipts | £192 11s | £192 11s | £0 | £0 | £0 |
| Total | £192 11s |
| Category | Amount | Payment Type | A/c book entry | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Actors | £3 | Internal | King | |
| Employees (Other) | £630 1s 6d | Internal | To six days Salary @ Pr day | A space left before "Pr day" for a monetary amount that was never supplied. |
| Lamplighters | £4 8s | Internal | Lampmen | |
| Supernumeraries | £15 19s | Internal | Supernumrs. | |
| Mantuamaking | £3 10s 2d | Departmental | Mantua Makers Do [bill] | |
| Tailoring | £7 9s 6d | Departmental | Taylor's Do [bill] | |
| Wardrobe (Other) | £3 | Internal | Heath & Cooper | |
| Wardrobe Allowances (Performers) | £2 | Internal | Mrs Abington | |
| Carpentry and Sceneshifting | £11 14s | Internal | Constant super &c (108) Extra | John Powel explains this recurrent DL payment in Tit for Tat (Houghton THE GEN TS 1574.316), p. 34, referring specifically to the 1747-49 seasons: "Four constant Supernumerary Scene-men to assist the Scene-men belonging to the House, and a Candle-Man, that see's all the Candles put out after the Play is over, at One Shilling each ... There are sometimes extraordinary Supernumerary Scene-men made use of in Plays to help at the Traps &c. such as Richard 3rd. Mackbeth, the Tempest &c. which have a Shilling each". Because the candleman was only a small part of the bundle, and was apparently considered to be close enough to the scenemen to be grouped with them, these payments have been categorised as "Carpentry and Sceneshifting". |
| Carpentry and Sceneshifting | £7 17s 9d | Departmental | Carpenter's bill | |
| Glass | £3 17s 6d | External | King Glass bill [?] | |
| Bill Distribution | £2 14s | Internal | Billstickers | |
| Bill Distribution | 12s | External | Handbills | |
| Messengers and Porters | 18s | Internal | Stevens | |
| Unknown | £2 2s | Unknown | Widow Hunter | "Widow Hunter" was paid six times between 4 February 1767 and 13 January 1776, always for £2 2s, with the payment often described as "as usual". Perhaps these payments were charitable donations. |
| Renters' Shares | £8 | External | Rent | |
| Total | £707 3s 5d | |||