(xiii) Judas.
Haughton had 10s. for this, May 1600; apparently the play was finished by Bird and S. Rowley, Dec. 1601. (xiv) Robin Hood's Pennorths.
Dec. 1600-Jan. 1601; but apparently not finished.
(xv, xvi) 2, 3 The Blind Beggar of Bethnal Green.
With Day (q.v.), Jan.-July 1600.
(xvii) The Conquest of the West Indies.
With Day and Smith, April-Sept. 1601.
(xviii) The Six Yeomen of the West.
With Day, May-June 1601.
(xix) Friar Rush and the Proud Woman of Antwerp.
With Chettle and Day, July 1601-Jan. 1602.
(xx) 2 Tom Dough.
With Day, July-Sept. 1601; but apparently not finished.
(xxi, xxii) 1, 2 The Six Clothiers.
With Hathway and Smith, Oct.-Nov. 1601; but apparently the second part was not finished.
(xxiii) William Cartwright.
Sept. 1602; perhaps never finished.
WALTER HAWKESWORTH (?-1606).
A Yorkshireman by birth, Hawkesworth entered Trinity College, Cambridge, in 1588, and became a Fellow, taking his B.A. in 1592 and his M.A. in 1595. In 1605 he went as secretary to the English embassy in Madrid, where he died.
LATIN PLAYS
Leander. 1599
[MSS.] T. C. C. MS. R. 3. 9. Sloane MS. 1762. ['Authore M^{ro} Haukesworth, Collegii Trinitatis olim Socio Acta est secundo A. D. 1602 comitiis Baccalaureorum . . . primo acta est A. D. 1598.' Prologue, 'ut primo acta est'; Additions for revival; Actor-lists.]
St. John's, Cambridge, MS. J. 8. [Dated at end '7 Jan. 1599'.]
Emmanuel, Cambridge, MS. I. 2. 30.
Cambridge Univ. Libr. MS. Ee. v. 16.
Bodl. Rawl. Misc. MS. 341.
Lambeth MS. 838.
The production in 1599 and 1603 indicated by the MSS. agrees with the Trinity names in the actor-lists (Boas, 399).
Labyrinthus. 1603 (?)
[MSS.] T. C. C. MS. R. 3. 6.
Cambridge Univ. Libr. MS. Ee. v. 16. [Both authore M^{ro} Haukesworth'. Prologue. Actor-list in T. C. C. MS.]
St. John's, Cambridge, MS. J. 8. T. C. C. MS. R. 3. 9. Bodl. Douce MSS. 43, 315. Lambeth MS. 838.
