_Item_. Whether Fishpole made the two long garments of sarcenet down to the ground, and one green gown to the fall of the leg, with wide sleeves of sarcenet, and whether every of them contained not 7 or 8 yards of sarcenet, and whether every of them were not better than 20s. apiece, and whether if such garments were made of new stuff, would not have cost almost twice as much money. _Item_. Whether that Fishpole made not a woman's gown of sarcenet of small pieces, and whether it was not worth 20s. and better. _Item._ Whether he made not two other garments with wide sleeves of small pieces, and whether they were not worth 20s. or a mark apiece. _Item._ How long Fishpole was a-making of them, and whether he had not the while 4d. a day and meat and drink, and whether Rastell's wife hath holp him to sew them. _Item._ Whether Walton hath not the same garments lent to him by Rastell, and whether Walton hath not continually this 4 year let them to hire for stage-plays and interludes, above 3 or 4 score times, and what he used to have for a stage-play, and what for an interlude, and how much money he hath won thereby. _Item._ What the short spangled garment of blue satin of Bruges was worth, and what every other garment and piece was worth. V. _Interrogatory ex parte_ RASTELL. _Item._ Whether about 3 or 4 years now past, about which time the King's great banquet was at Greenwich, which this deponent saw, the said garments were occupied there, some in divers stage-plays and interludes, by the letting to hire by Walton, as it was reported, and at that time they were fresh and new, and seemed little the worse for any wearing of them before. VI. _Depositions for the part of_ JOHN RASTELL _against_ HENRY WALTON. [_Deposition of_ WILLIAM FISHPOLE.]