Category,Amount,"Payment Type","A/c book entry",Notes
"Musicians (Band)","£9 9s 4d",Internal,"Music 25th. Ins",
"Wardrobe (Other)","£25 0s 0d",Internal,"Paid Mr. Whitfield on Acco of Salary",
"Royal Attendants","£2 2s 0d",External,"The Yeomen of the Guard",
"Royal Attendants","£3 19s 6d",External,"Their Majesties Servants",
Annuities,"£31 10s 0d",External,"Paid Mr. Hyde one Quars Anny. due Lady day last",
"Authorial Payments (Other)","£100 0s 0d",External,"Paid Mr. Morton on Acco","Presumed to be Thomas Morton, the playwright who wrote often for CG in the 1790s and early 1800s, and seems to have been paid regular round sums on that account. CG in the 1790s sometimes paid George Morton, ""Coach-maker, 52, Long Acre"", listed in London Directory (1795), p. 100, both in that capacity and as a renter, but the sums were smaller and less round, and he seems to have gone out of business around 1796."